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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-16
CLOUD BURST
DOES IS. DAMAGE I
IN: CENTRAL $
.SoU''lHDA| 4 ( I /
- \
Hundred. Of Tho,ls.nd,, Of Dol
lar. Lo.. Reported u Mis-
49, souri, Valley
:'% KIN
MILES or PROPERTY -:
.,. :: n. NOW UNR ( ! WATER
.,*s." A. 1-,.' - -. -.
House. :W..hed Awfy and
Much. D.m.se tos =
!. Is: Repsrtsd:
MILES Of PROPERTY H.: :.
.....:. "A: NOW y UN y WATER
. (By United PresG).

= Mitchell, SD, June 16.-Over the
only: phone wire still standing be-
tween Mitchell and the Missonri riv-
er today, came meagre details Of the
most damaging storm in twenty-five
years in The, Missouri Valley Of South
Dakota. 49, ;''''' ;.
"A colud burst at Oacoma and an
other. at Washington Springs caused
damage estimated at hundreds of
thousands of dollars. Attempts were
being made to establish communities
ton with the flooded district by air
plane. a. ga..;"' H..
Washington Springs is reported
under three feet of water, with every
business house and residence in the
city flooded.
At Woonsocket, Firesteel Creek,
usually dry in the summer, is re-
ported to be four miles wide, inun-
dating hundreds of acres of land.
Kings dam, on American creek near
Oacoma, was washed out and dozens
of ranches are flooded. Many houses
are washed away and also much
stock No loss of life has been re-
ported yet. 81
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-16
COUNT fET BLUE
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
HAVE BEEN DISCOVERED
Printed From Steel Plates and
on Good Grade Of Paper;
:, Series 1919

st. Paul, June 16.-Following the
recent announcement that a War
Savings Stamp counterfeit had been
detected, comes still another an
nouncement from A. M. Dockery,
third assistant postmaster general.
announcing that another dangerous
counterfeit of the blue War Savings
Stamp, series of 1919, has been dis
covered: r.
1t is printed from a steel plate on
a good grade of white paper and is
q close reproduction of the genuine
but there are. several defects. The
counterfeit is = somewhat lighter
shade Of blue than the genuine. The
hyphen in "War-ssvings" looks more
like a period than a hyphen. A dis
tinct white vertical line appears in
the counterfeit salong the edge Of
left cheek.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-16

DELEGATES
.. CHEER BOY
MUSICIANS !: }: |. I ! A; 1
Juvenile Band in New White
- Uniform. Make. Big Hit
With Visitors 80
PROGRAM IS HELD .
AT BIRCHM0NT HOTEL
Mayor L. F. johnson Gives Ad-
dre.. Welcoming Ls.sue
Of Mumicipalitist =
PROGRAM IS HELD
AT BIRCHMONT HOTEL

The convention of the Minnesota
League Of Municipalities eened at
Birchmont Beach this md fg with
more than one hundred 1bials Of
the various cities Of the stkte in at
tendance. 49, - d." :
The Juvenile band, dressed in new
white uniforms, consisting of suits,
caps and shoes, paraded the streets
Of Bemidji and It 8 o'clock lead the
procession Of dsiAgates from the
Markham hotel 4 toward Birchmont.
The boys drew applause from the by
ISLANDERS as they paraded down the
streets and when they were greeted
~ the delegates from ont Of. town,
the crowd went wild. ..s,4,.>. s.
The program as planned for the
day was conducted, according to
schedule, when Mayor L.. F. johnson
delivered the ad3d1sssy Of welcome at
10 o'clock this morning: Hon. Chas.
?. Hall city attorney Of Red Wing,
responded. S. :,s>} : y: e
= George G. Maenusson, president of
the league, gave his address, after
which a report Of the secretary-treas-
urer and executive committee wsre
read. Ia. 49,, -. y F>:;> - =.
The appointment Of : resolrtioanaa
Esqmnpittse, question boz and audit:
ing committees was then made and
1T noon . luncheon was held in the
dining hall, -~a
This afternoon a debate ON the
Babcock road amendment was con
Quoted and very, interesting discus.
sions followed. The program for this
evening and tomorrow will be carried
out according to schedule. 80
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-16
DIES MONIES IS MECCA
FOR W0MHVS FESTIVAL
NJ (Bys1Jnited Press.)

Des Moiness, Ia.,. June 16. Des
Moines became the club woman's
capital of the United States today:
From all parts of the country dele
gHtes came to attend the Golden
Prairie biennial Of the General Fed
Grafton of Women's clubs. An at
tendance of 1000 is anticipated.
The convention will formally be
opened tonight at the state capitol.
The address of welcome, will be de-
livered by Gov. w. L. Harding, and
will be responded to by Mrs. Josiah
Evans Cowles, Los Angeles, president
of the national organization Of
women's clubs.
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WOULD CLOSE ALL BUT
CHURCHES ON SUNDAYS

Minneapolis, June 16.-The State
Agricultural society was. urged to
close the gates of the state fair on
Sunday, and Sunday theatres, movies
and baseball games were condemned
in resolutions on Sabbath observance
adopted on Monday by the southern
Minnesota district Of the Norwegian
Lutheran Church of America, in SEES
sion this week at the Minneapolis
armory.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-16
LABOR CONDEMNS KANSAS
INDUSTRIAL COURT
(By United Press)

Montreal, Can, June Is. s(Ralph
Couch). - The Kansas Industrial
court was condemned as machine
for the confiscation Of liberty in a
resolution unanimously adopted by
the annual convention of the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor today.
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DARTMOUTH STUDENT
w.. SHOT IN HIS ROOM
Robert Meads Of Minneapoli.
l. Being Sought BY
the Police :. r =.
CIV United .Press.C

{By United Press.l =, y.
: Robert Meads. a MINNEAPOLIS
student at Dartmouth college.
was arrested today charged with
the murder of Henry E. Marc.
nev. at a fraternity house.
Meads. police said. admitted the
shooting. but claimed it was &C.
cidental. -
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: (By United. Pressl

Hanover, N. H., June 16.-Henry
E. Maroney, aged 81, Of West Med
ford, Mass, a senior at Dartmouth
college, was shot and killed in his
room in fraternity house early to-
day by an unidentified man: Police
sought Robert Meads, of Minneapolis,
student and said to have been with
Maroney and who disappeared after
the shooting. z.--',s~
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-16
HARDING WTTHDRAWS
.- & FROM SENATE RACE
nv Tinted PreSs)

=. (By United Press)
Washington, June Ex-senator
Harding today withdrew from the
Ohio senatorial race
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FOREIGNERS TO BLAME
STONE MEN WHO REFUSE TO
CONTINUE STRIKE IN PLANTS.
PUEsLo EXECUTIVE oErs MAUI.
ING ~ AUSTRIAN WOMEN
10 REPORT.
w.s,.r. Newspaper un,on New. Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Pueblo, Colo, Dec. 24.-The first viO-
lence In connection with the strike Of
the steel workers employed at the
Minnequa plant. here occurred when
Austrian women pickets started throw.
Ing stones at steel workers who had
refused to obey the union orders to
continue the strike and had gone back
to work. Mayor Mike Studzinski was
one of the victims Of the in0b's rough
ness and suffered many bruises and
scratches when he was knocked to the
ground and severely pummeled by the
enraged women.
Sawcd-off shotguns were carried BY
the police reserves who had been sum-
noneti by a riot call from the steel
works, but no shots were fired. New.
ertheless, the officers were compelled
: to use their riot clubs frequently and
with force to subdue some Of the riot.
ers.
While the trouble was started by
women pickets, large number Of
striking men were involved before the
police arrived on the scene.
4 dozen arrests were made by the
police and those arrested will be held
on charges Of melting riots and prob.
nbly will be turned over to the state
courts for trial.
II was not until the police had about
worn themselves out with exertiOn In
welding their clubs that the sawetl-Ofi
shotguns were flashed upon the crowd.
This had a xubduInR effect and the
mob noon dispersed. Among those mr..
rested are five women.
The five women were Of foreign
birth and the husband Of one appeared
mt the station shortly after his wife's
imprisonment and offered to leave his
three small children with the police AZ
bull for his wife.
The injuries received by Mr.. Stud.
zinski. who. as president Of the Pueblo
City Council. Is mayor aud also COM
missioner Of safety. are not Of q serI.
Gus nature.
When the patrol wagon was loaded
with rioters for It's first trip to tn,
police station. crowds Of men md
women swnrmcd about II striving t.
prevent the cars progress. It was
with extreme difficulty that the police
were mile to get the prisoners away
from the mob. While the wagon and
Its prisoners was on Its way to the
station, another fight started and more
arrests were made. The police com
mnndeercd mn automobile nearby and
started a second load OF rioters Ia
Jail.
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PLACARDS DESTROYED
WIND UP At CHURCH AND DE-.
NoUNcE BRUTAL POLICE.
oYMPATHY MARCH FOR PoLITI.
CAL PRISONERS 10
BROKEN.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
New York, Dec. 28.--The Christmas
day celebration OF the League for AM
nesty for Political Prisoners met with
disaster when the police, soldiers and
irate citizens broke II up. Several hun
dre,l men and women, placnrdcd and
"single fled for the start Of their
walk up Fifth avenue. dwindlcd to
about fifty persons, divided into two
wandering bodies which found their
way home to the parish house Of the
Church of the Ascension In West Elev-
enth street, after mnny hours OF wan
dering.
Church congregations emerged from
service ut noon without finding the
leagues cnrOlers who were to sing for
them In manncles ind In prison garb.
An all-day vigil Mt Trinity church
downtown saw no demonstrations
there. Police warnings Of drastic ac-
tIOn to be taken II attempts to violate
the law were made brought changes in
the leagues Christmas program.
Placartls carried by the walkers"
were destroyed by Wholesale by the pO-
lice and volunteer assistants. a num-
her of arrests were made for disobe-
dlence Of police orders, and constant
Interruptions by police and civilians
resulted In dIsrupting the process
sion" beyond all recognition within II
quarter Of a mile Of Its start.
The route of the walkers" WIS to
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JAPAN CLAIMS
AN AGREEMENT
JAPANESE PRESS GIVES OUT IN
FORMATION ON SIBERIA
POLICY.
REACH UNDERSTANDING
AMERICANS AND ,JAPs WILL
AMERICANS AND ,JAps WILL
WORK TOGETHER, SAYS
REPORT.

VladivostOk, Dec. IA common
ground on which to base joint action
In Siberia has been reached by the
United States and japan, according to
an announcement given out here by the
Japanese official publicity bureau. The
announcement said:
Genuine satisfaction is expressed In
influential quarters that common
ground has been res "hed by Japan and
America for basing joint action In ST.
IBERIA. This Is particularly pleasing to
those who have observed with regret
that Siberian policies of the two cOun.
tries at times seemed to follow diverg.
ent courses"
The announcement was contained In
a summary given to the Russian press
as the Japanese view of, the situation.
The statement continued:
AT the time troops first were dis
patched to Siberia there was no diverg.
ency of policy between Japan and
America. But the course Of time
changed this situation and led America
to make the question Of management
Of the Trnnssiberian railway the main
object Of its Siberian policy, relegatina
the support of the Omsk governmsat
(Admiral Kolchak's all-Russion gov
ernmen) to a secondary position.
ION the other hand, Japan made -
slstance Of the Omsk government ii
principal aim. regarding the railway
question as one Of secondary import.
ance. Most of the trouble between
Japan and America In Siberia arisea
from this situation, hut 1t now IL be.
lieved all clouds Of mlstrust and doubt
will be swept away by proposals Japan
has made to America In a recent diplo
matte note, the exact nature Of which
cannot be disclosed now. The note IL
the result Of Japan's decision to modif,
her policy Of active assistance to the
Omsk government and base her Siber.
Ian policy on the guarding Of the rail
way lines and maintaining order In dis
tricts adjoining them, thereby insurinl
tranquility In the Far East.
I'm pursuance Of this plan, negotia.
lions are progressing between Japar
and the allied natiOns."
The publicity bureau, discussing thu
attitude Of the Japanese press towart
Japan's policy In Siberia, said In .
statement accompanying the offlcia'
announcement:
"All the important newspapers Of
japan agree in opposing large rein
fOrcement Of Japan's forces In Siberia
The Japanese press lays emphasis OF
the fact that because Of that country't
geographical propinquity Ito Slberla)
japan should take the lead In laylni
down the new Siberian policy demand
cd by the changed situation. The Jap
ancse press speaks for a rapproche
ment with the liberal elements In 81
beria. It expresses no sympathy fo'
any group Of rcactionarles."
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How He Vanished,

Gwendoline, the eighteen-year-old
daughter of the family, had received
splendid present from her young
man. an engagement ring set with dla-
mOnds and rubies.
That evening at ten, when the happy
pair were present, the conversation,
naturally enough, turned to jewelry,
and someone remarked that 1t was
funny to think that we got pearls from
oysters.
Whereupon Gwendoline's horrid lit
tic brother edged toward the door and
remarked loudly:
"Oh. that't not half rs funny as get
ting rings from Holsters, is 1t. Gwen?"
London Answers.
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Gcnevn.-'rhe avnlnnchcs at the
mountain resort Of DavOs caused ter.
rOr among residents and visitors and
resulted In several deaths. One huge
avalanche swept down upon II sani'
tariuni. smashing doors ind windows
on the first and second stories nn,i
killing Russian woman and her
nurse. Many were imprisoned In the
upper floors throughout the night.
Another avalanche fell on the Hotel
Excelsior. killing two employees. ind u
third overwhelmed the Pension Ger
mania.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-01-01

Seattle. Wnsh.-F'retl Fink, Seat
tie musician; Mrs. Fink. their three
children and u. l.. Muller. II lOtiger
narrowly escaped death or serious In
Jury when they decided to open II
Christmas box. received through the
mail. by breaking open the slide toy
rather than by pulling It out 10 the
usual manner. The box contained IN
Internal machine. set to explode when
the lid was pulled back. Fink said M
attempt was made on his life sOrue
time aEO.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-01-01
Arrest Bend THIEF,

Los AnKclcs.-A man giving the
name Of Leo Julofski. alias Leon
Jules, wanted by the New York police
on u charge Of having stolen ei+l.O0O
In Liberty bonds from e. ID. l-evinson
4 Co. Of - broadway, New York. was
arrested here. Julofski. according to
the police. had In bis possession At
the time 0f the arrest $4,000 In bonda.
Julofskl II charged with having stolen
the bonds after they had been intruse.
ri TO him for delivery to Maboa . O..
Is Wall street, New York.
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Nasty
Colds
Get instant relief with
''Pape's Cold Compound

Don't stay stuhed-up! Quit blowing
and snuflingi A dose Of "Pape's Cold
Compound" taken every two hours I'M
To three doses are taken usually breaks
up cold and ends all grippe misery.
The very first dose opens your
clogyed-up nostrils and the air pass
ages Of the head; stops nose running
relieves the headache, dullness, fever.
lshness, sueezing, soreness and stiffness,
"Pape's Cold Compound" II the
quickest, surest relief known and COST
only Q few cents at drug stores. It acts
without assistance. Tastes nice. Com
tains no Quinins. Insist on Pape'si "A.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-01-01
Living Cos. ,ner.as. q Per Cent.

lh,xtOI. Mass.-An Increase Of 81?
per cent In the cost Of living for Amer
icMn wage earners between July, 1914,
and November. 1919, In shown In u
statement issued by the National In.
,iustrial Conference Board This rep
resents an advance Of 1914 per cent
since November. 1918; 1876 per cent
since March. 1910. when prices
dropped temporarily, and 5.S per cent
since last July. The Increase In the
cost III the five major Items In the
family budget since July, 10l4. WAS
Food. u! per cent: shelter, IS per
cent; clothing. l35 per cent; fuel.
heat and light. Is per cent. and sun.
dries, a. per cent.
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soscHEE's SYRUP.

4 cold 10 probably the most con.
noa Of all disorders and when neglect.
q V apt to b most dangerous. Sta.
ese3es show that moro than three
dmss - many people died from In.
euen1a last year, - were killed In
eAs greatest war the world has ever
Known. For the last afty.thres years
Bosches's Syrup has beea used for
coughs. bronchitis. colds. throat ir.
rltatioa and especially lung troubles.
II gives the patient . good nights
rsst. free from coughing. with easy
expsetoration In the morning. Made
b America and used 10 the homes Of
thossands Of families all over the
eavflissd world. Bold everywhere.-Adv.
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Parade As.,.s. n. G. /. In Havana.

Havana.-Onr man was killed and
one woman and five men. including
two policemen. were Injured during 4
clash between the police and 4 crowd
engaged In q demonstration against
tho high cost Of living md excessive
house rents. The wounded policemen
eiaim that the crowd attacked them
whsa hey demanded to see the permit
for the parade. Witnesses ray. how.
svee. that the police fired on the peo-
~ without warning.
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wife He'd - Witness.

Mt. Clemens, Mich.-Mrs. Ruth Pre-
vOst Brown. child wife Of J. STANLEY
Brown. has been locked up In thu
county jail here In connection with thu
Staying Of her husband; Lloyd Provost
her cousin. chum and room mate o.
the slain Mount Clemens society man
whOse body, with four bullets In hi
head and neck. was found In his auto
mobile on lonely road near the city
was ordered held incommunicado b.
Sheriff william Caldwell.
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Hun ships % 70 England.

Washington.-Th controversy he.
tween the shipping board and British
officials over possession Of seven Ger.
man liners used to bring back Amcri.
cnn troops md now held Idle In New
York harbor. ended abru"tiy with tho
announcement that President Wilson
Ind ordered the vessels turned over to
Great Britain.
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Noted Confederate Deed,

Richmond, va.-Brig. Gen. william
Ituffin Cox. one Of the ranking offi.
GERS Of the Confederate army. Ii dead,
aged - years. General Coz was cred
ltcd a. having been the last Confsd.
crate officer to cease fighting at Az
pomattox court houss. proioosins TN
fighting for some time aftse Osasral
Lee had surrendered. Aftee ~ closl
Of the war. General Cox became prom.
lnent II politics In North Carolina. h
served several terms In CongrsaA
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-01-01
Public 70 Pay Inersass.

Chicngo.-The public viii pay the
~ per cent increase In wngs granted
the coal miners, Notwithstanding DIR.
Gmrficid's statement there would bc
no Increase In the price of coal. This
has been made known by a number
~ operators. johberx and big dealers.
The Increase will bc about 10 cents u
ton,
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N.Mt laaisN eesta.

Indianapolis. - American Legion
posts In the United states and for
elRn countries now total 656i. France
England md Canada each have one
post. Alaska has four. Hawaii five,
Cuba one. Panama one. Mexico one
and the Philippine islands ens. Ten
Atates have more than Two hundred
: psts each. New YORK leads with ~
'pnsts: Pennsylvania 10 second with
4s7. Minnesota Ii third with 384 posts
ami Illinois fourth with 80 posts.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-01-01

Watch cvtIevra Improve vsve Skin.
On rising and retiring gently smear
the face with CuticurA Ointment
Wssh OF Ointment In nve minutes
with CutIcura Soap and hot water. Il
b woederful sometimes what Cuticura
Will Do for poor complexioas. dandru6.
itcAinS and red rough handa.-Adv.
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Mad sssn Il Before.

Little Robbie was playing school
With his grandma the other day. He
answered the teacher quite Intelligent
y pertaining to some Of the capital
letters Of the alphabet. Grandma
pointed to the capital letetr "Y." nsk.
Ing him what It was. That's easy" he
rspllsd. "that's q sling shot"
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-01-01
Two Killed In Battle.

Tulsa. OKLA. Arch Hail. and u
man In whose pocket was found n par.
don for l.. NJ. Cox. signed by the gov
crnor Of Texas, We're killed here In u
revolver duel In front of Halls home.
Two men ARE said to hive attempted
to rob Hall. who shot ind fatally In.
jured one of them. The other escaped.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-01-01
Huns Form Air Trust

Geneva. = German aviator firm
have formed a trust to fight foreign
trade, says Constance. Germany.
dispatch. The plan Of the combine
provides for quantity production Of
nirpiancx md hydrO.airplancs at 4 fac
tory either ut Munich Of Friedrich
shnfen and ut many branches through
out the country.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-01-01

Accepe California" Syrup Of Figs
eoly-Doek 1oe the name California %
~ package. then yos are sure your
eAi1A = having the best and most harm.
lsas laxative o. phyAe for the little
stomach. liver and bowels. OAildrsa
levs Id delicious fruity taste. Fun
6ffectjeos foe chlld's dose o. each bot
IA Give u without fear.
1othsfi You must say California
ADV.
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Predicts New Government

Ogden. Utah..-lnevitably there will
he q conflict Of the Russian peasants
with the Ieninc Trotzky radicalism
and . new government will develop In
siberia md European Russia. accord.
Ing to DIR. T.. r. Mills, American Red
Cross surgeon In charge Of the Irkutsk
military hospital. who spoke IL Oedeo.
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GQLDMEDAI.
W1M !'!!!4 o.


The worlds standard remedy for kidnsy,
Liver, bladder and uric acid troubles, the
enemies Of lie and looks. In use since
1896. All druggists, three sisss.
lssk fss lie name CsA Modal - ssssv -
go Aeoe0e - AlHaGio0
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-01-01

Inconsistency.
"Your wife said the other day at .
meeting that married women were 20
driven they were only white slaves"
that's Just like a woman. Aud she
gave me no peace until bought her
q new chain"
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What He Old.

The magistrate-lt IL charged that
you used scurriious language to this
msn. and then struck him with q dan.
eerOus missile.
Prisoner (indiGnnntiy)--Oi did moth.
Ing ~ the kOind. Of called I'm lynn
pup. an hit i'm Wild brick.
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Tribute 70 nIs GIoavsnes.

dat wus . pow'fui appeal 20 made
fsum De pulpit. Pnhson Slmms."
TIN right glad yo' thought ~. Brud.
DER Jackson. Wus 20 movedr'
"Yss. sab: most pow'ful! had to
hol' mahseif 10 frum putting somethin'
h Do contribution box."-3oston Tran.
script.
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Heavy eeejoht Len.

Seattle. Wash.-Gencral freight val.
Ncd At 100000 was lost when the
steamer Queen In heavy fog rammed
n barge carrying six freight carH near
here. Five cars rolled Into the hay.
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s'. ss:'s 's .; &z<AZzzst'
In Use for Over 30 Years.
Children Cry for Fletcher's Castoris
What She Said,

Mrs. Nextdoor-Dld you really say
that was bad-tempered with my chill
dren? Mrs. Cabs says 20.
Mrs. Overtheway-No, indeed, dear.
I told her. on the contrary, that you
must have the disposition Of an angel
to put up with them at Columbia
State.