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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-01
SENATE GR|LLED
FOR ACTION ON
IRISH QUESTION
,sr MORNING ,ous4,l SPECIAL LEASED WIRE

tHY MORNING Jousi.G stgCiAL LEASED WtRGl
London, March 31.--The United
States was handled without gloves
by Premier Lloyd George and Sir
Edward Carson, the Uls,er union
ist leader in the debate today in
the house of commons on the sec
ond reading of the Irish bill. The
premier said it was action such as
that taken by the United States
senate in adopting the Irish resolu-
tion that had fostered secession.
'De Valera is putting forth the
same views in the same words that
Jefferson Davis used" the premier
declared and added that such a
movement had led to civil war.
I'VE are doing nothing more than
the United States claimed for
themselves" he continued, "and we
will stand no less
Sir Edward Carson in opening
the debate, said he believed that
the Irish murders were committed
mot by my countrymen, but by i'll
Americans" misled by
Sim Fein propaganda, which, he
pointing to the govern
ment, you are doing nothing to
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-01
DANIELS UNABLE
To COMPREHEND
N'FQel ne NAVY,
F|Skt DIS;'Gz$;:::':? /; ';z.:::s:;!5:s ;:::::?;!: IS;
His Characteristic and "Pre-
ytouS Training Kept Him
From Taking a BROAD
View of the Situation,
TOO MUCH ATTENTION
WAS PAID TO DETAILS
Secretary Did Not Suffi-
GENTLY Interest Himself in
Broad Questions of Plans
and Policies Is Claim.

Washington, March 31.--The re-
lation of the mental and temper
amental characteristics" of Sccre-
tary Daniels to the alleged unpre-
paredness of the navy for war in
1917 was discussed today before
the senate naval investigation COM
mittee by Rear Admiral Bradley A.
Fiske, retired, formerly Mr., Dan
iels' chief adviser in the depart
ment as aide for operations. Tho
secretary's characteristics and pre-
vious training" Admiral Fiske said.
prevented him from taking "a
broad and profound view" of the
navy's needs.
Up to 1917, the officer declared,
Mr., Daniels seemed convinced that
there would never be another war.
The witness described at some
length his differences with the sec
rotary. While their personal re.
lations' had been cordial, he said,
he had found he could not work
with Mr.. Daniels and resigned as
aide for operation in 1915.
Mr.. Daniels, Admiral Fiske said
paid too much attention to details
and did not sufficiently interest
in broad questions OF plans
and policies. The secretary was
solicitous regarding
the welfare of enlisted men, tho
officer asserted, and naval officers
felt that he attached un-
due importance to the comfort of
the men and carried his efforts to
"democratize the navy" to an eX-
tent inconsistent with discipline,
Secretary Daniels was deeply
and sincerely" interested in the
welfare OF the men, Admiral Fikse
said, adding that he opposed Mr..
Daniels plan for the education of
enlisted men because he thought
the system, wolllA take too much
time from the military training of
the crews.
Rear Admiral II. T. Mayo. who
testified yesterday. was asked by
Chairman Hale, today to prepare
IN additional statement setting
forth his views with regard to the
need for a well defined foreign
policy as related to naval prepar-
edness and suggestions for the
avoidance in future wars OF naval |
mistakes of the world war He |
was informed that he would be !
called before the committee later. |
Rear Admiral William +. Full |
am will testify tomorrow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-01
$2OO,OOO,OOO ADDED TO
MA TYON'S COAL BILL
MINER s WAGE INCREASE

lcrease for day laborers, John l..
Lewis in his address to The confer
ence declared that he believed that
the coal commission had made a
serious blunder" in falling to
award a higher rate to this class
of workers. He contended that the
increase of 27 per cent to tonnage
workers is altogether dispropor-
tionate 70 the increase awarded
the day workmen."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-01
WILSON'S NAME FILED
BY GEORGIA FRIENDS

Atlanta, Ga, March 31.-The
name of President Wilson has been
filed with the state committee as
a candidate for the democratic
nomination for president in the
primary to be held April 20.
The petition requesting that his
name be placed on the ballot was
signed by 11S names, according to
Secretary Hiram Gardner. and was
filed Monday by II. B. Baylor of
Atlanta.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-01
SIMPLIFIED SPELLING
HAS BEEN ABANDONED

tsr MORNING Jou,SAL sfscIAL LEASED w,sGI
Columbus, O., March 31.-Sim-
plified spelling which has been
used in the Modern Language Pub
lications of America since 1911. has
been abandoned. "A motion to dis
continue its use was adopted at the
closing session of the association
here today,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-01
Won't CaIl special Session

Hartford, Conn.,, March al
Governor Holcomb will not call a
special session of the general as
sembly to take action on the wom-
an suffrage amendment to the fed
today,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-01
Tremaine Bcsts Puryear

Detroit, Michi, March 31---Carl
Tremaine, Detroit, led Earl Pur-
year, of Tulsa, all the way in their
ten-round bout here tonight and
won the newspaper decision.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-01
THE WEATHER
FORECASTS.

Denver. Colo, March 31.-New
Mexico: Thursday generally fair
south. snow north portion, colder;
Friday partly cloudy, colder east
portion.
Arizona: Thursday. clearing and
colder; Friday, generally fair and
somewhat warmer.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-01

Score: II. H. f.
Chicago Nationals ........6 10 l
San Francisco Pacific .....0 6 3
Batteries: Alexander, Vaughn
and Killifer; Seaton Lewis and
Anfinson.
Greensboro, N. c., March al
Score: r. II. e.
Detroit Americans .......14 19 8
Boston Nationals ......., o 10 s
Batteries: Stoddard, Dauss, Hale
and Manion; Rudolph, Jones,
Browne and Morgan, Gowdy,
O'Neal.
Joplin, Mo-, March 3l,--
Score: r. II. e.
st. Louis Americans .....18 IS O
Joplin Western ......... 8 8
Batteries: Shocker and Collins;
Burger, Burns Lewis, Anderson
and Murphy.
Checotah, Okla, March 31.--
Score: r. II. e.
Philadelphia Americans. 0 8
st. Louis Nationals. ..... 3 s o.
(Called in seventh; rain).
Batteries: Perkins and Kinney;
and Clemmons.
San Antonio, Texas, March s1.--I
Score. r. H. E.
Chicago Americans ...... 8 IL O.
San Antonio Texas. ...,.
Batteries: Heath and Schalk;
Barfoot, Stewart and Gibson.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-01
LOCAL REPORT.

Conditions for the twenty-four
hours ended at p. m. yesterday,
recorded by the university:
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-01

Greensboro, N. c., March al
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-01

and Killifer; Seaton' Lewis and
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-01

and Manion; Rudolph, Jones,
Browne and Morgan, Gowdy,
O'Neal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-01

Batteries: Shocker and Collins;
Burger, Burns, Lewis, Anderson
and Murphy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-09
NEVYDAVEJTE Sc " NE.

BEZPECI! Mac Sc vydavati v
nebezpecf pouzivanim lekd,
kter6 jsou vyrab6ny temi,
kteri NEJSOU obeznameni s
nemocemi a prfpravou lekd,
kdyz mdzete obdrzeti leky,
ktere vyrabi prakticky lekar a
chemik tricetiletou zkuseno-
sti, jako jsou Dta. Formanka
Magadora, leciva hofka a pax
Ora. Formanka Horke Vino,
ktere isou k dostani We vsech
prvotridnich obchodech, kde
Sc prodavaji leky, aneb primo
| cd DR.. F. Formaneck Co., 1888
S. California Ave-, Chicago,
III. (Adv.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-09
VYSTAVBA NOVEHO PRED
MESTf DUNHAMTONU.

Ma organisacni schulz The
Suburban Development Co. ko
name We ctvrtek, promluvil pro
minentni americky politik Sc
nator Burton o dkolech dnesni
dolby, hlavne zachovani n.y.
nejsi prosperity. Recnik Jest
dopodrobna obeznamen S po-
merry zdejsimi i evropskymi
a zna dokonale dneSni nedo-
statky.
Nejvetsim problemem jest u
praviti otazky bydleni delni-
|ckeho lidu, jak odpomoci pre-
plnenym mestdm poskytnou.
tt delnickym rodinam vice pro
story a vzduchu. Chvali snahu
uvedene spolecnosti postarat
Sc, ably ddlezity problem spra
Ivne V Clevelandu byl resen
Lid dluzno povzbuzovati i po
mahati mu v touze po vlast
MIN krbu.
Suburban Development spo
lecnost hodla sny o vlastn
strese umozniti Ia nejsnazsicl
podminek a v miste, jez sku
IteGne vsem pozadavkGm mo
derniho bydleni odpovida. Uce
spolecnosti stoji "a povsimnu
lti a bedlive uvazeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-09
ZALUJE MA OTCOVY
VRAHY.

Washington, 8. cervence. -
Dopis psany Julif Carranzo-
YOU, dcerou byvaleho presiden
ia Mexika, trpce zalujici ma
"vrahy' jejiho otce, byl obdr-
zen vcera ma zdejsim Saliva
dorskem vyslanectvi Sc zado-
sti, aby byl uverejnen a rovnez
aby otisk byl dorucen americ-
kemu odboru statu. Dopis, KITE
ry jest velmi dlouhy, datovan
jest v San Antonio, Tex. Pisa
telka vini Alvaro Obregona,
re jest zodpoveden "a Cafran-
zovu smrt. "Depese a jine dG-
kazy, jez stavaji, dokazuji, re
on to byl, jenz naridil Here
rovi, ably Sc postaral "zmize-
nj" presidenta Mexika," pise
slecna Carranzova. "Toto jest
pricinou, proc Herrero test Sc
svobode, pres rozhorleni me-
xickeho lidu," pokracuje. ga
mann We SVEN drzeni satstvo,
jez mGj otec mel ma sobe, kdyz
byl Zavrazden. Ma krvave
skvrny a stopy po sedmi ku-
Itch, jez zpnsobily smrt meho
otce. Jest to nezvratny dGkaz
tohoto hrozneho zlocinu. V Me
xiku, jakoz i zdo, pokouseli Sc
marne presvedciti vefejnost
ze Herrero zabil meho otce.
ponevadz tyz nafidil popravu
otce Herrerova, kterazto obvi.
nenf osvedcila Sc byti falesny
mi. Pozdeji vynasli 81 cynic.
kou frasku sebevrazde. Me.
xicky lid neveri temto povidat
kam. PTeji 81 made vsechno il
ne dati do verejnosti energickJ
protest proti zavrazdeni meho
otce. Cinim tento protest k po
hostinne zemi, jezto mole
vlastni zeme jest pripravens
svobodu Teci vGdcim militia
ristou a neni tam zadne zodp(
v6dne vlady."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-09
LOUISIANA MEDIA HLASU
COXOVA.

Baton Rouge, La. 8. cerven-
ce. Pokus ma suspendovani pra
videl We snemovne legislatury
statu Louisiany, tax ably mohla
byti znovu vzata ma pTetres o.
tazka schvaleni Istavniho do
datku v zajmu zenskeho vo-
lebnfho prava. selhal. Navrh
byl porazen So proti 46 hla.
sum. GUY. Cox, demokraticky
kandidat "a presidenta, adre-
soval telegram snemu statu
Louisiany Sc zadosti, ably schvi
Ill dstavni dodatek, ale ami tc
nem6lo vysledku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-09
Jednotna lidova latka

, Jednotna lidova latka ? "Ce-
ske Slovo" Sc dovlda, ze mini
sterstvo zasobovani pomysli ma
zavedenf jednotne lidove lat
ky, kterou budou povinny wy
rabeti vsechny tovarny. Latka
bude Sc prodavati "a vyrobni
cenu, zvysenou pouze o obCan-
| sky zisk.
Italske zlate pametni medal
le pro Ceskoslovensko. Narod-
nj vybor pro cestnou medailii
| V Rime zaslal prostfednictvim
italskeho vyslance V Praze, ba-
roma Bordonaro, ministru "a
hranicnich zalezitosti dru. Be.
nesovi bronzove Fac-Simile zla-
te valecne pametni medailie i.
talske, urcene pro vl5du cesko.
lslovenskou a sest reproduce
teze medaile, jez mali bIti roz
deleny onem telesdm a voii
In6m ceskoslovenskym., kter
Sc nejvfce vyznamenali We sv6
Itove valce. Akt tento ma 20
die pfani narodnfho vyboru u
tuziti pouta mezinarodni soil
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-09
ZENA PROTI 1ENSkEMU
VOLEBNfMU PRAVU.

Knoxville Tenn. 8. cerven-
ce. - Slecna Annie Bockova,
z Los Angeles, drivejsi vGdky-
ne We hnuti pro volebni pravo
zen, v dopise w. K. Anderso-
novi, poslanci We snemovne le-
gislatury tohoto statu, zada
Jej, ably nehlasoval pro schva-
leni devatenacteho ustavniho
dodatku. Ucastenstvi V politi-
ce, pravi, ma neblahy vliv ma
zeny. Lituje sve drivejsi CHINO
sti, nebot' pry V California Cd
zavedenf volebniho prava zen
rozmohla Sc nemravnost vSeho
druhu, rozvody a vrazdy. V
dopise SVEN mezi jinym pra-
vi: "Rok v politice naucil mne,
ze zeny jsou nesnasenlive, ra-
dikalni, revolucni a vice ko-
ruptni nez muzi, rovnez re tax
zvana reforma vede k social
stickemu ko-operacnimu statu
ia budu ciniti pokanf po cely
zivot pro sve ucastenstvi ma "a
vedeni zenskeho volebnihC
prava v California. zenam jihu
prineslo by to vice nez pohro.
mu."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-09
zPRAVY z CZECH.
Prekazena sletova vyprava
kriminalnich "odbornikI". Sle-

tovy vybor jiste ami We snach
netusil, jaka V techto dnech
chystala Sc navsteva ke sleto-
wynn slavnostem. Jenom cira
nahoda zabranila, re nedoSlo k
uskutecneni podniku, ktery by
byl kapsy mnoha set sletovych
hosti dojista zpfeyracel ma ru-
by. Zasluhu o to pricisti dluz-
no v prvni rade bdelosti poslice
prazskeho soudu divisniho, 81.
|Svobodove. Budova divisniho
soudu ma Hradcanech hranici,
jak povedomo, tezprostTedne
s dvorem posadkove venice,
kde bud pracuji nebo Sc pro-
chazeji veznove a vysetrovanci
Predevcirem dopoledne zpo-
zorovala Svobodova ma nadvo-
ri u zamrizovaneho okna v pri
zemnfm schodisti temne obry-
sy iakesi postavy, nevsimla 81
Ivsak toho valne v domneni, re
dotycny obcan ma dvore je cim.
81 zamestnan. Kdyz vsak tytez
kon,ury zahledla take 0 4. hod
odpoledne, shybla sc k oknu a
zjis,ila, ze dotycna postava ne.
ma Ia praci mic jineho, nez pi-
lovani mfize, po jejimz uvolne
nj byla by snadno vysplhala sc
ma schodiste liduprazdne v te
dob; soudni budovy, odkud by
snaCno nezamcenou branou O.
citls Sc ma ulici. Svobodova pri-
volaa neprodlene z prfzemni
teleionni kancelare zapisova.
tele Pakese, tajemny vsak me.
zitin Cd okna zmizel beze sto.
Ipy. Dozorci personal veznicni
byvo veci vyrozumen a maje
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-09
"NESTRANNY" PORAZIL
SENATORA CRONNU.

Fargo, N. D. 8. cervence. -
We svetle temer 1plnych zpray
o vysledcich predvoleb kona.
nych 80. cervna, porazen by,
nynejsi spolkovy senator A. J
Gronna, republican, DR.. E. F
Laddem z Fargo, kandidaten
Nestranne Ligy, jenz ziskal re.
publikanskou senatorskou no.
minaci vetSinou pfiblizne til
tisic hlasG. Do narodni sne-
movny poslanecke vyhrala Ne.
stranna Liga v iednom kon-
gresnim distriktu re tfl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-09
WIDEN NAVAZUJE OBJ
CHODNf STYkY S CLEVE-
LANDEM.

Umelecke nakladatelstvi Jo-
sefa Heima We Vidni Sc pokou-
81 navazati obchodni spojeni S
Clevelandem, prvni to pokus
Cd vypovezeni valky
Spojenych StatG proti Rakou-
sku. Uvedena firma nabizi pri-
mo postovnimi listky p1vodni
navrhy umeleckych litografic-
kych praci, rytin, tisku OBJ
chodni reklamy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-09

darity obou zemi. Zaroyen no.
dla narodnf vybor pro cestnou
madaili venovat presidentu
M asarykovi cestnou medailii v
stribrne reprodukci jako ho!-
dovacf projev italsk6ho naro-
da.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-09
TEPLOUCKO.

Nogales, Ariz. 8. cervence.
Lesni pozary, jez vypukly ma
peti ruznych mistech nedale-
ko odtud, zpdsobily, ze rtut' v
teplomeru vysplhala Sc az ma
13O stupnG We stinu, coz jest
nejvyssi rekord kdykoli "a
znamenany v Arizone.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-09
Zklamana manzelka.

"Ba, mild sousedko, tax je
to muzi: kdyz 81 mne mij
bral, sliboval, re mne bude
nosit ma rukou: a ted, kdyz
Pride z hospody. nemdze stat
ami ma nohou."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-09

skych hosti vydelati nejmene |
100000 korun "a jediny den.
A soudu odbornikG tax roZ-
sahlou praNi nutno vefit ma
slovo!
Otevreni musea csl. legif v
Troll u Prahy. U pfilezitosti
velikych sletovych slavnostl
sokolskych Ike konci cervna
1920 bude slavnostne otevfeno
museum 6sl. legif, umistene v
zamku Troja u Prahy. Toto u
misteni jest ovsem prozatimni,
jezto obsahly material, doku-
mentuiici mas zahranicni od-
boj,neni dosud pine sebran a
usporadan. Nicmene vsichni ii,
kteri We dnech sletovych ma
vstivi Prahu, budou mfti pfile-
zitost shlednouti obraz velike-
no a pohnuteho zapasu nasich
legii "a samostatnost a svobo-
du naroda. V zamku Troja pro
zatim mono shlednouti OBJ
raz velikeho a pohnuteho zapa
su nasich legii "a samostatnost
a svobodu naroda a vystavku
materialu fotografickeho, cast
vytvarnou, a i nektere cenne
|vecne a lidove dokumenty.
Slavnostni otevreni, jemuz pfi
tomen bude pan president re-
publiky, bude dne 10. cervna
| o 10 hod. dop.
| Zvyseni cen holicskych "a
vodech cele Velke Prahy. Cd
pondeli dne 7. cervna zvyseny
isou veskere poplatky "a OBJ
sluhu holicG a sice: holeni
bude stati 2 X, stfihanf a K.
|Vyhody pfedplatnich lfstkd Sc
rusi bude stati 1 lfstek pred
platnf O 10 cislech 20 K. Jako
dGvody zvyseni uvadejf holici
zvyseni mzdy zamestnancGm
25 proc, dale enormni stoupnu
| ii cen plynu, topiva a vsech po-
ltreb. Delnictvo zada zvyseni
mzdy o 100 proc. Proti tomu
branf Sc zamestnavatele odn-
vodnenim, re nelze najiti pro
tax vysoky pozadavek zadne Ii
brady a ceny "a vykony re da-
lie zvysovati nelze a soucasne
| podotykaii, re dprava platu
byla pred 3 mesfci mezi "a
mestnavateli a delnictvem sled
mana po vzajemne dohode.
Vetsina delnictva uznava svi-
zelnou dobu a spokojuje Sc
zvysenim navrzenym spole-
censtvem.
Proc jsou v Cechach boty
tax drahe = O tom pfse nedel-
nj Bohemie: u mas je ma skla-
de nyni asi deset millionn pard
bot eastecne jeste v surovi-
mach, pro kterouzto obuv neni
odbytu. Jak jsme jiz v techto
dnech sdelili, bylo il nekolik
stotisic part vyvezeno do CHI
ny, avsak pres to isou skladi-
ste tax pfeplnena, ze Sc ma ne
iakou dalsi vyrobu nemGze VII
bee pomysleti. Tovarny obuvi
propousteji proto delnictvo. Je
tTeba vsak zdGrazniti, ze boty,
ktere jdou do ciziny a isou
prostredni jakosti, prodavaji
sc "a 18O-200 korun, kdezto
v tuzemsku nelze koupiti ami
jedineho paru bot Ia tuto cenu.
Toliko boty, jez prichazeji do
prodeje prostfednictvim lidove
odevni komise, jsou o neco lev
neisi, avsak nasledkem obme-
zeneho kruhu spotrebiteld me-
ma to pro vseobecnost zadne-
no vyznamu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-09

liz tusenl, 0 ktere kumpany be-
III, proved Timed seradenych
veznn d1kladnou prohlidku a
objevil take pilku, kterou po-
dezrela manipulate byla pro-
vadena. Vyslechem vyslo ma
jevo, ze chystaneho uteku 2
VENICE sucastniti Sc chtelo
pet nejrafinovanejsich pober-
tG v kriminale chovanych a 81
ce nebezpecny zlodej DOMAIN
sky, odsouzeny V poslednf do
be do zalare ma sest let, Ant.
IPetrik s "prfdelem" Medficky
a povestny spolecnik lupice
Kudrny Cap. Clenove zlodej-
skeho petilistku, jimz nepro-
dlene dana zelizka a protl
nimz bylo zahajeno trestni RI
zeni, doznali zcela bez obalu
re NELL V 1myslu, vypraviti sc
ke sletovym slavnostem, "a
nichz pry bylo by hrackou, pr
tax obrovskem poctu venkov.
skych hosti vydelati nejment
100000 korun "a jediny den
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been employed during the winter.
Esther Anderson came home from
the cities one day OF last week Esther
and Myrtle are both in Warren at pres--
spring opening Of hats at their millin--
cry store. s#s 57sss @ssss
Oscar Swanson, Bof Warren. was a.
Viking visitor last week.
- Carl Jacobson. who Is employed at
Thief River Falls. visited at his home
here last week. }.s "a ,.s
a. Axelson was a Thursday caller in
Warren. 5ss.s
Robert Anderson spent a few days
OF the past week at his brothers home
in Warren. ss
Mr.. and Mrs G. +. Peterson, Of War
rem, are Viking visitors at present
The Farmers Co-Operative Store
shipped 9 carload OF potatoes to the
cities last week. s4s
Vilang Monday evening for short
visit. q
Manda Halvorson came home from
Warren the fore part of this week.
Mr.. Norris was in town Monday buy
ing baled hay
{ Last Monday evening number OF
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VEGA

Mrs. P. o. Sward and son, Carl, and
Martha Nordlund were visitors at H.
Iverson's Monday evening. ...--.:
Mrs Amundson and SON. Edwin, were
Alvarado callers on Thursday after
noon. - ,-,.=.. -
Anna Amundson visited at the school
house on Wednesday afternoon.
Della and Albin Hallin were Alvar-
ado callers Wednesday. -
Hjalmar Dagoberg- has been sick with
the "fu', but is getting better by this
time
Mrs. P. Dagoberg returned to her
home in Alvarado on Wednesday, after
a stay on the farm taking care of her
son who has been i'll.
Anna, Edwin and Axel, Amundson
called on Victor Pearson's Wednesday
evening. -,
P. Dagoberg is now out on the farm
helping with the out door work.
Anna Amundson spent Monday with
the Nordlund girls.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Erickson called on
~Pearson's Sunday afternoon.
N Dahlman called at the school
house Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Dahlman visited al
Amundson's Sunday afternoon.
Friday. y.,- z,2'r
Mr.. and Mrs S. Erickson called en- H
Halfin's Friday afternoon,
Mrs Amundson called on NJ. Back.
strom's Saturday. s-s4zs: g. - ..
= .Albin Hallin called on Forslund's Sat.
urday. 10y as
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TABOR

The. annual meeting Of the Tabor
Telephone Go. will be held at Tabor
Friday, March 18th .7 ~, 4, At
The West Farley school commenced
Monday with Mrs J.. Oyshal1 as teacher.
Johnny KmecilS returned from Mime
apolis the latter part Of last week.
While there he attended tractor
school.
ID. aGrossman made business trip to
Grand Forks Friday. returning Satur-
day. @ Es
The Tom stinar young folks visited
at Marell's Sunday evening.
r.. j. sZeidlill returned from Hot
Springs, Ark, last Friday. ss5S
Tom Palya's visited at G. Kerestes'
Sunday. .sss VI
Is, There is so much snow in Tabor that
certain parties had the pleasure Of TAX
ing pictures while sitting on their Chin
news last Sunday. Wonder if that can
be beat?S @s.s h! ssi s&@
3 A large number OF young folks spent
an enjoyable evening at j. w. SHonek's
Sunday. Z
" Tom Stinar left for Grand Forks
Monday for the purpose OF consulting
an eye specialist.
Mr. and Mrs. JOS. Vavrina and Miss
Inndberg visited at J. sPiker's Sunday
Ed. and Ben PilSer called at Marek's
Sunday evening. FAN
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ROSEWOOD

.rht sna 81 In IN <, q s., -,
s, 70 We II NE lau.
afternoon was q very snrorressivn az az.
fair and was well attended Nv members
Of the conrrerafian = III s a,s I'D a,,'
Geo. Larson. OF Thief River Falls was
in attendance and delivered short
speech. A request was signed and sent
70 me n nsa. asking that Rev
larson commune MS present WORN mere
ana aFrangements made Tor the neces-ss
5san X, .h aIIa. salary. n,
MIS-, ioiHl, az ms the, .Rose pank schooi.
~
msn'oraIlon o.. Wasning ;,,s. Dirtnday
siders nrasent bmt The n,,m MIS- e no
moved snlendid fine among them
sajvas - ss'1',.S' $500 'E
The Swedish Young Peoples' Society
had their monthly meetineseat the Con
gregational church in town last Sat
urday evening. "A number of beautiful
songs We're rendered by Misses Elsie
Vorseth, Isabelle Sagmoen, Mrs. An.
TALL, Tx gwen ~ ahey. pr9 2 OF ,plklng
Ihom Holteii ieIt lasI WEDNESDAY
for iDennlson. IqIloWing% the receipt OF
9. telegram *annouhclhgJghls mothers
sickness,
AS G blo9m: WHO mas peen .ennPlo i,t.
M nj tar ,et,rnad hnpna ,,s
G Mineer' ie'uiiieu nome ias S y eo u1eS
Waldo Batten arrived on Tuesday
evening from Minneapolis and viii
visit his folks north of town for a
week. &f5=
teachers from out north snent 'e satmr,
flav ut warren. - 49, 80 = 81. 20 -
: - - -, =. = S s., G
MT ana mrs; p Ranqm and son Stan
n ny wy Nisi.ois az lhlhs last SAT
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