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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-01
Farinafske zahrady r
drubcz mIfkafcni
w. " BENNETT,
Room 200, Bee Bldg, Omaha, Neb.

Aseft taHadehs Nadt.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-01

ysttyou do nascho zdyod0, ably
soh6 obnoyil pfcdplutn6 mn "po.
krok ktcr$ ~ dlouhou fadu let
odebird u SO zdIibou kazdt ieho
oslo u pfeete NdyStdYa dobr6.
no n0deho pfitelo byla nam sku-
tc6ne vitanou.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-01
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hila "a ~ nhs lihrr mA.la
Minnesota VA .tfuhu masla ~.
ehasi - ~ rtsem misle sAeplN
slAth \ lnAl \ r,er inlN NNruhAI
Ia llasll,t Ft lihvr mAsla tiue
.NhN y rtpllhi fa,le isoul Iowa
: nil,NW lthtrt Wisconsin, -.
asa lal tihfNf Y nhiu Y top5 inin
Wnlhrne unaiA ian Thor mAsla
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-01
NEBRASKA MA vYROBU
MASLA ZAUJfMA D, MfsT0

Nebraska zanjfm1a r. 1919
pate misto We spoj stdteeh, po.
kud ifte Ne vSroby mdsla
IN minul9 rok Nebraska yyroa
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-01

pa1f John sabstoyh, bydlfd VI
kisl4 100 JzD1 ", pJiee, Ufyptja
zranf0t, kdN v mjnulfm Wdop
z~syaboy6la Dvoee n DapI01yaia IA /,
hye, y njetz jed0a prsskta b VA.
Djus sk1s pfefala II NY IN rnee,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-01
~P0TREBUJETE 0DP0-
GINKU? ...

Cititc So pr mk0uGeni due
y5cerk znayeng Il r6bo yolmi
mdlo osytzeufmf mhle blayu
%nejasnou, W. ayfeh Gstech cd
por10u chuff dastG bolcnt hla
Wy, z6yrnt pfaydepodobnou IN
cpug Jc 10 jihtou 2n6mk0u, W
znztynd vase 1stfoji nepfaeuje
sprdgud n ze va6e yym6boyhni
jest yadnf. Neodkldb jte dele,
ME uziyeite sLAVlSil CROWN
BITTER WINE TONIC pred
kazdgm jidiem o bdya idete
apat t'oin1ze VAN yyprdzdnit
y yasich y%nitfnosti yeskerou ne
ztfayenon potfdytt, jez zphsobn-
Jc kys6ni Il po2yoln6 0tfnyovl
nj wsch0 Gstfoii stfeva yuhe
bttdou pravidel1G yymehovat,
potrnya Dude VAN lGpe ehuinot
u " vbcbo nejlepbi iest, ze bu
detc miti V noel kIidn9 odpo
finek u rdno budcte yst6gnt q.
aYtaeBf, pro syou praei pFipra
qeu@, ettief Ne jak0 novy tlo.
gGk. Ma prodej Y %ldk6rn6ch,
neb0 d0piste ma j, Bs seheuer
10, r. W. Austin Ave. Chiea
10. H. .f.-.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-16
Both Parties win
Be Asked To Uphold
~Kenyon-AnderSonsB il

Chicago. Feb. 1s.-The League Of
Women. Voters, successor stpsgsthesN Ma
'tional American Woman Suffrage as
ISOLATION, will ask the republican and
democratic national conventions to
pledge their unqualified support to
the Kenyon-Anderson bills for the
regulation Of the meat packing indus
try
The mornings session OF the newly
formed women's league was largely
devoted to a discussion of the high
cost. Of living. The committee on food
supply and demand presented a NUM-
Der Of Recommendations; including
the one endorsing the proposed regu-
lation of the -big packers.
Cooperation with the Farmers
National council and the American
passage of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Legislation also was recommended.
Legitimate cooperative association
should be advertised and encouraged,
the committees reported.
MANY POSITIONS GIVEN.
London. Jan. 30.-(Mail. )-Since
scheme for the employment of dis
abled mtSl last September $500 firms
have given necessary undertaking to
employ an agreed perjntage of dis
rabled men on their stats. The quota
lis generally FIVE per cent. and em-
iployment has been guaranteed for
81, 0G0. There are still 10000 dis
abled men waiting for work and the
hospitals have many more to dis
charge. -
Men who have lost a leg are work
ing as clerks. cabinet-makers, toy
makers. weavers. etc, and men with
only one arm are acting as messen-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-16

impossible to continue to concern It.
self on European affairs" e the al-
lies proceeded to settlement .of the
Adriatic problem without consulting
the United States. It 10 sid the presi-
dent entered. serious% objections to the
ultirnetum sent to the, BELGRADE soy,
It differed from the program framed
by Premiers Lloyd George and Glenn
enceau.asw with the assistance OF an,
representative, last Decent
Der. sG ~ 800
While not connected with the situa-
ton resulting from the Wilson note.
q cabinet crisis has arisen at Bel.
grade. The ministry led by Premier
Davidoyitch resigned yesterday, an
nouncement stating this step was the
sequelyof the refusal Of Prince Regent
Alexander to dissolve the present pros
visionaf parliament and call for tho
election Of a. constituent assembly. It
is probable this situation will still
further delay settlement Of the Adri-
attic problem.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-16
SUGAR TRADING RESUMED.

New York, Feb. 16.-Trading in
sugar futures. suspended at the
governments request. on August k 16,
1917, was resumed on the New York
coffee and sugar exchange today. The
first sale was 100 tons for May de
livery at ten cents a pound. This con-
trasted with the last previous sale at
asa cents a pound in 1917.
February and March shipments
were offered freely al 10 1-2 cents a
pound. The price today for sugar for
immediate delivery was II 74-100
cents asked.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-16
ADVERTISEMENT.
No Matter How
Bad the Compexion
Stuart's Calcium Waters Provide the
Wonderful Calcium Sulfide That :.
Gives the Skin What 1t Requires
to Prevent Pimplcs. Black.
heads and Suck Skin Dis
fgureInents.

The pink freshness Of a natural
complexion is greatly admired these
days because of the TOO general use
of rouge, powders, creams and other
make-ups. 1t goes without saying
a natural, beautiful complexion
has health beneath it and with health
is vivacity and leadership in social and
other. activities. No matter how bright
and active one may be, as7face covered
with pimples is a handicap. Never
before was the question Of healthful
appearance SO much in evidence. Get
rid Of pinples, blackheads. roughness.
redness and itching rash by using Stu
arts Calcium Waters. They contain
calcium sulphide, considered by scien-
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If you are discouraged you can.n now
cheer up. No matter how bad your
skin may be from such conditions
Stuart's Calcium Waters ought to work
wonders with it. And then goodbye to
blackheads. pimples. boils. rash, and
"a muddy, sallow complexion.
So don't be blue. don't despair. 4get
a 50-cent box Of Stuart's Calcium Wa
fers today at any drug store in the I'm
tied States. and soon you may have
as beautiful. a complexion as you ever
wished for. e
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-16
SW1TCHMEN.
ARRESTED ON CHARGE
OF LOOTING CARS

st. Paul, Mimi, Feb. 1s.-Eight
%switchmen employed in the Mime
sofa transfer yards were arrested by
freight cars has been in progress for
several weeks. The men pleaded
guilty to petit larceny. Special Agent
Arthur Game said other. arrests might
be expected.
According to Caine, looting Of
freight cars has been operated under
a plan which affected several leading
railroad %citiesi He said that railroad
agents believed that stolen goods were
being shipped to "a city in illinois,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-16
WILSON'S VIEW
NOT UPHELD By
The EUROPEANS
His Objection TO Settlement
of Jugo-slavia Question
Rejected.

Paris. Feb. 1s.-Prompt rejection
Of President Wilson's objections to
the compromise agreement by which
England, France and Italy hoped to
settle with Jugo-Slavia questions rel
alive to the future status of the east
ern coast of the Adriatic Is reported
In the Echo de Paris. Premiers Lloyd
George Of Great Britain and Mille-
rand Of France drafted the reply to
the American chief executive and In
sisted Jugo-Slavia must agree to the
compromise, with the alternative of
seeing the treaty Of London become
operative, it is said.
At the came time the premier's rc-
ply was sent to Washington. the for
eign minister Of Jugo-Slavia was no.
tiled the viewpoint of. the British and
French governments had not been al
tered by the seemingly unexpected
action Of Mr.. Wilson.
Contents, Not Published.
Contents Of the Wilson note have
not been made public here. He is said,
however, to have given intimation
that the United States would find it
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-16
TO INVESTIGATE PRICES.

Milwaukee. wis, Feb. 16.-The
state investigation into prices being
charged in Milwaukee for potatoes
Milwaukee March / by Alvin G. Refs,
counsel for the state division of mar
kets, assisted by, John S. Baker, as
s:stant attorney general. This in
formation was contained ina letter
received today by Mrs. G. A. Cham
berlain, chairman Of the Milwaukee
fair price committee.
Grocers, wholesale dealers and
grocers will be subpoenaed to pro-
duce their books and records for the
purpose of showing prices paid for
foods and what prices are being
charged. !
Herald Want Ads Bring Results
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-16
/ ADVERTISEMENT.
QUICK relief FROM
CONSTIPATION
GetDr. Edwards Olive Tablets

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. kI--.T7-- 20. l..'rE .-a..H.
nat IS ithe joyful cry Of thousands
since d.. Edwards produced Olive
Tablets, the substitute for calomel.
D.: Edwards, a practidng physician
for II years and calomels old-time
enemy, discovered the formula for Olive
Tablets while treating patients for
chronic constipation and torpid livers.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets do not
contain calonel, but ahealing, soothing
vegetable laxative.
NoEgripink is the keynote Of these
little, sugar-oaated. o~live-colored tab
lets. They cause the bowels and liver to
act norraally. They never force them
0lm1atural action.
have a dark brown mouth
bad .breath--a dull, tiredsfeeling-sclS
heaaache-tospid iyG-constipation,
yon1ffind quick, sure and pleasant re.
suits'fIom one Of two of d.. Edwards
OLIVE Tablets at bedtime.
Thousands take them overnight Just
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Ett4ssN ~ ~ 49, EAIEG - ~ - mF FEHNh. ~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-16
Mercantile Company Is
!. QrganizedsA At Eairdale

! Fairdale. N. D., Feb. 1s.-sTheF Fair
dale Mercantile company. capitalized
at $4,000, has been formed here to
engage in q general business OF NOR
$chandising, hardware, farm machine
cry. automobiles and real estate. The
four directors include Q. B. Bergeson.
Rugby: B. Lander. Grand Forks; H.
MI Heen, Adams, and Edward Liam,
Fairdale. -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-16

John Barton Payne, named secre-
son to succeed Franklin K. Lane. has
been head of the U. S. shipping board
since the resignation of Edward N.
Hurley. He, has shown his American
spirit by urging U. S. merchants and
business men to keep America in the
front in shipping by taking over the
ships now under control of the board
thereby preventing the purchase of
the ships by foreign capital.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-18
Minerva.

Mlu~rVa.
p. S. = Nu uita aceia ice ti-am
scris in epistola precedenta, ace
ia va fl necesar sd executi, caci
d ;tfo' Ell toata iubirea 81 parerea
de rau, ma vel perde pentru tot
'deauna, to saruta de nenumaratc
or, g;,na la cternitatc ia:
Mierva.
,,Ei! ST acum pentru zee te bo-
cesti ca o baba batrina? Nu vezi
ca ca te idolatreaza la nebunie
81 ca esti odorul eli scump!
,,Da vad, dar aceea ce imi cerc
G oribil, 1ngrozitor. All! STINT
ca sa-mi perd mintile, sunt per
dut, perdut.
Palid la fata 81 cu O cautatura
sinistra 1ncep rostogoli din
nou in vrafturile de ihirtii, 81 de
unde prc'duce a doua epistola,
pc care mi-o dadu parca coprins
de o spaima ucigatoare.
Dcmnule Florescu!
Relatiunile 1ntre moi asa nu pot
sd mai existe. Daca s'ar afla,
Gle mi-ar da mie crezamint? Lu-
mea? Lllmea scorneste 81 multe
flecarest in contul unora 81 al
tora, lar barbatii sunt haini, in
Selatori. All iti fac curte, tie pro-
stesc 81 milne tie rad povestindu-
te. Acum mai am o singura min
gaiere, speramta ca vel executa
aceia ce tie rog. Dragul meu! Ca
sd pot sa flu ia pe vecie, este
necesar ca pedeca hintre moi sa
dispara 81 aceia pedeca sete bar
batul meu! Ell trebue ssa piara !:
NJ te speria, va fl usor. Joi sea-
ia il voiu sill sa- mergem in Park.
Vom face mica plimbare pc
marginea lacului. Nu uita lie ore
,e 10 sa fl la boschetul della ca
patul de nord al lacului. Eu ii
vciu atrage atentia la frumusa-
tea lunei 81 a stelelor pc Ger, la
acelas timp tn vi esi din ascun-
zatoare, 81 o imbrincitura 'bur,j
ia fl de ajuns ca sal treaca a.
colo unde nu va mai putea I'M
pedeca planurile noastre.
Nu te speria, al curaj, caci
numai asa voiu putea Fl ia. E.
Nu sfSrsi-i Gu cetitul, vazind
lea ce idei nutreste scelerata GU
chip de femeie, scapai pistola din
mini, era ceva teribil, ignrozitor
Vedeam ca pe prietenul meu ea
|nul iubeste, sd f0losea numai de
ell ca de O unealta 6nconstientioa-
sa ca sd o scape de banbatul loe
care ii ura 81 care era ostlnca
uriaSa in Gale.
,,E 81 ce al sa faci acumf Vo-
iesti merge la locul de rendes-
vous? Voiesti a te face criminal
,,Da. Daca asi sti ca ma lube.
ste mi-asi pune cea de ,pe urmi'
picatura de singe Ia picioarele e;
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-18
rea vazindu-l cit era de ametit.
..Mizcrabile!" !" ii strig.

,,MlZorabile! II strlg.
Vino cu mine 81 It'll voiu arata
"a ca MI este de tine, fara sd .
!asi nenorocitule, 81 de nu iti vrei
singur peirea te, atunci nci sd
nuo mai intIlnesti."
Ma zis mimic 81 am plecat. A
junsi in Park. umde de obiceiu
scelerata Isl ducea toate victi-
mele, pc banca retrasa Ioua
nmbre sd zareau appropriateness
81 apoi lara sd deislipeau, sc au-
yea apoi oftaturi usoare suspi-
nuri amoroase, altceva mimic ca
re sd tulbnre linistea serei. %
yezi.' Ii soptii eu,, este ca Nj
rva pcntru care Gu oars IN
inte voiai deveni criminalul eel
mai crdinar.
lnsotitorul eli este una din vie
timele cele multe ca 81 tine. Ell a.
bia gingavi doua cuvinte pc care
nu LEAN putut intelege.
81 desi cram departe, Minerva
votusi la cunoscut. Atunci sa des
!ipi de linga umbra de pc banca
81 Gu pasul sovaitor sd apropia
de moi, dindu-ne buna seara.
Nam raspuns mimic, lar pc
iFlorescu 81 .stsinsei de.ibrat, il ira.
sci GU putere inapoi, 81 disparu.
ram in umbra neagra a copaci-
Tor. Dupa ce traversaram mica
distanta, ii zisei:
Ell, ce zici? EST convins a.
cum?" Oar nu primi nici ur
raspuns. Prietenul meu sa sire
curase Gu pasi usori 81 repezi dc
linga mine, undergraduates sprt
casa. limit la culme de puteres
stranie a prietenului meu, 81 de
cochetaria acelei femei rafinatt
nu putui de a nu exclama: Ma
totuSi este trist in lume." Ajuns
acasa prietenul meu sa preumbls
agitat prin odaie, se sterse pt
frunte, se razima de masa pt
care Isl tinea cartile, 81 fncepu 81
cinte GU un ton 1nadusit de {
durere ascunsa:
De-acum nu te yoiu mai vedea
f, Ramii, ramii, cu binc,
Ma vol uferi in calea mea d.
tine.
Ochii Use umplura de lacrimi
Inainte pc masuta era fotografil
Mineryei, 0 lua i'm mini 81 pri
yindu-o cu nesat, Gu vocea ina
busita de durere 6n9ana aiurit
perduta, perduta pentru totdea
una, 81 cit 0 iubisem.
A doua ii des de dimineata
facui mica plinlbare pc pero
nul garei, gindindu-ana la event
mentele din seara trecuta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-18

Academia Romfna STA inceput
iori sedm1tele sesiunii generate de
primavara. Prezideaza venera5i-
lal professor domnul Petre POM.
Afara de membrii earl participi
1a obieeiu La sedintele de Vineri
So observa prezenta membrilor We
niti din diferitele provin,;;
Luild clvGntul d. Jacob Negrll-
ri, ofera Academies colectin
dc scrisori della cftiva oameni ilu-
:irii disparuti de curimd, scrisori
Re care d-sa lea primit in decur-
sud anilor in calitate de secretar
rerpetuu al .,Junimei'' 81 al Con
vorbirilor Literare'.
Prima serie de scrisori o are
della loan Bogdan de pc cind re-
gretatul professor 81 istoric facea
studii slavistice la Moscova 81 Pc
trograd. Uncle scrisori contin re-
flectii politice hotarit mpotriva
rnei aliante Gu Russia care hranea
fata de moi intentii de suprimare.
A doua serie apartine lui. A.
y. Xenopol, pe-atunci student In
s;rainatate: scrisori carl lamuresc
indeosebi studiile de istorie 81 de
sociologie a caror publicare in
cepuse Xenopol in ,,Convorbiri".
Della A. Vlahuta pastreaza o
singllra scrisoare in care poetul
incepator de pc vremumi Isl exIpri-
ra admiratia fara margini pen
,ru ,,domnul Eminescu''. D. Jacob
Megruzzi subliniaza ca, Gu toata q
ceasta admiratie,+ A. Vlahuta, con
trar parerilor gresite ale unor crl
tci, a ramas un poet profund o.
riginal 81 de sine statator. Relic
feaza, cetind din nou entusiasmul
rapport pc care la facut anul tre-
cut asupra operei poetice a lui
\. Vlahuta, incununata Gu mare
le premiu .,Nasturel'', intimita-
tea lirica a poeziilor sale 81 forma
deo armonie hmpecabila. d. Ia
cob Negruzzi citeaza, vizibil emo
tionat, fragmente caracteristice
de ale maestruIui Vlahuta.
Ca incheiere, d-sa daruieste A.
cademiei 0 scrisoare lui Stefan
Virgolici, scrisa in caditate de
professor de latina la Universita-
tea din Iagi, al d-lui N. Iorga.
Scrisoarea scrisa in termeni st-
perlativi despre ,,acest tinar, ca-
re la 18 ami, dupa un an de free
venta universitara, STA trecut T.
centa in litere GU un sl1cces ek-
tra-ordinar, care ne-a uImit be
toti prdfesoriis' ,,Acest tinar,
continua V1rgolici, un fenomen
ca pntere de memorie 81 ca ma
turitate. de< judecata. Nam avat
nici odata 81 no sd avem inca
multa vreme un asemcnea elev"
Vircolici il recomanda minis
fr'Aui pentru o bursa in ,strsi-
natate.
I. .Daria"1
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-18
Acceleratul de dimineata

Acceleratul de dilnineata 81
apropia ca un balaur din povesti
perdut in nori, citeva sueratltri
strldente 81 sd opri brusc inaih.
tea paronului. Pasagerii incepura
a urea scarile rind pc rind. Uh
tinar elegant Gu palaria putin
''rasa pe oclli, sa pregatea 81 81
eel din urma, sa urce scara com
aartimentnlui. Era FNlorescu!
,,lncatrau Florescule, ii strigsi
foarte mirat
In lume.'' raspuns ell.
.,Unde ?"
In lume orr 81 unde.."
Null mai auzii apoi caci trennl
!. 1lcca meet, apoi mai tare, 81 mai
fare, pima ce nu mai ramase in
urma de cit fuml1l imprastiat, ca
re sd perdea in vazduh.
Atunci nu putui de a nu exclh-
ma pentru ultima CARA MA TO-
tusi este trist in lume.s
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-18
w 8 &c A r 7 w
Pc ORR 81 CARE NAPOR De LA TOATE LE De vAP0ARE PRETU
RE STUNT CEE MAI IEFTkE ADEvARAT 0FICLE De la C0MPAN
Ia pe care O cetea Gu 0 sete n

Ia pe care O cetea Gu sete ne
,buna.
Era asa de preocupat 81 alb
so1.bit. ca nu observa intrarea
mea. Ma apropiai binisor de el
81 imi lasai usor NINA pc umarul
lui.
Surprins Isl intoarse capul spre
mine, 81 spre marca nnea mirare,
vazut ca fata amicului meu era
pima de lacrimi, care sa rostogo-
leau inject pc obraz la vale. Bui.
.nicit cum era, ca 81 un criminal
prins in primul act pe care voia
al pune in aplicare, Smi fntinsc
ap;stola, pc care sigur nu avuse
timp destul sd 0 .ascnnda, apoi in
set 81 rusinat ,parca isl lasa caipul
ne masuta de scrie.
Co4..
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-18
Cetiiii
3cu1npul meu odor!!

Eu te iubesc mutt! Oar cum
pot ca sa-ti marturisesc? Caci
nu voiesc sd site lumea toata, f.
;ndca inca nu sunt divortata. Oar
pentru aceia tot putem ca sd ne
intilnim! Eu sa-ti comunic da-
tul 81 locul unde sd ne intilnim.
Te rog dcci mutt mai face idei,
voiu Fl a ia cind ma vrei, numai
Gu conditiunea ca nimeni sa nu
site. 81 numai 'daca ma iubesti
att de multi, 1ncit nu vel mai iu-
bi alta femeie in viata ia!
A ia:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-18
. .FSIUNEA GENERAL.A A 4
CADEMIEI RoMfNE.

CGMUNICAREA D-LUI JACOB
llEGRUZZI DESPRE ION BOG
IAN. = ALEXONDRU KENO
FOL. = ALEXANDRA VLAHU-
IA. SIT. VfRGOLICI DESPRE
DcMNUL N. IORGA.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1920-03-25

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Mrs. George had. Foster Milburn Co.,
Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. Adv.
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EAST GLENDORADO

i Miss Marie Nelson and Miss Ethel
Bergman visited at the C. Carlson
home on Sunday.
Miss Mabelle Hanson left for Min
>neapolis last week, after a two weeks
visit at aher home.
Rev. R. Mattock> visited Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Peterson oh Friday.
Mrs. Peter Cook, Mrs. Derry and
Mr.. and Mrs Bachelor visited Mr.. and
Mrs: Arthur Crook land family or
Thursday afternoon!
Miss Abbie Cook and Clara Deniso1l
called at the Nelson home on Sunday
evening"
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Erickson and
family spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Shapanski.
Miss Emma Hoff spent Sunday af-
ternoon with Miss Marie Nelson.
Elmer Hanson spent Sunday after
noon at the Ford home.
Mrs. Culberson spent Sunday after
noon with Mrs. Arthur Crook.
Mrs. Henry Ryberg is spending a
few days with her relatives in Mime
apolis.
Mr.. Aldrich Carlson spent a few
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. P. Carlson.
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NEWFOUNDLAND RICH IN IRON
Enough Ore There to Supply The World
for at Least Century, if Il
Not Longer. e.

Lord Norris in a lecture at st. Johns
Wood Presbyterian church, Mari.
borough place, London, described THE
development Of Newfoundland for the
last 400 years, from the time of the
early ,colonizers up to the day when
that great captain of industry, Lord
Northcliffe, established the great paper
mills that are now. supplying the Times,
the Daily Mail, the Daily Mirror and
the Sunday Pictorial with paper
He said that in Newfoundland today
there were many paper propositions
quite as attractive, if properly de-
veloped, as that of Lord Northcliffe and
his brother, Lord Rothermere.
There were also sufficient fish on
the Newfoundland banks and along the
Newfoundland and Labrador shores. to
feed,t whole of. the British empire.
They had only touched the fringe Of
that great fishing industry in which lay
the possibilities of cheap food for Eng
land.
Lord Morris drew an attractive pic
ture Of wonderful mineral possibilities,
showing that Newfoundland was the
second largest producer of iron in the
British empire, England coming first.
There was enough iron ore to supply
all the needs of the British empire and
of the world for the next hundred
years.-London Mail
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has been caring for her mother, Mrs.
james, Saxon, has returned to her
home.
G. a. Ross and family moved last
week to Mr.. McKown's farm, which
Mr.. Ross has rented for the coming
year.
Gus Miller has sold his farm and
stock to a man at St. Cloud. Gus will
give possession the first of April.
Mr.. Mollenhauer has spent the past
week at his farm.
Laura and Margaret Johnson re-
turned home last Friday night, after
attending the winter term at the agri-
cultural school.
Mrs. Odin Odegard of Princeton
visited several days last week at the
home Of her father and mother.
John Kisner's sale on March Is was
attended by good sized crowd and
he received good prices for most ev-
erything. It was,a very bad day. He
left for his old home in Iowa last Sat-
urday to spend the summer.
Mrs. Sproessig, spent last Friday
with Mrs. Brande.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Thompson re-
turned home on Saturday evening
from a two-weeks' visit with relatives
at Sioux Falls, S. D.