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The commonwealth., 1920-12-10
Fri, December 10, 1920
PRES. WILSON GETS THE
NOBEL PEACE PRIZE

The President gets the Nobel
peace prize It was never better
deserved. Mr.. Roosevelt got it
f.r arranging a pace conference
between Japan and Russia when
neither nation could go ON fight
ing any longer Both has exhaus-
ted their credit. Both had tried
to borrow money and failed. ia.
pan 5 credit In the Occident was
none too good Russia had been
to the Paris bankers and been
told that it could have money 70
end the war and bring its armies
home from Manchuria, but it
could not have a franc for con
tinulng the war. Under these
circumstances it was no very
great achievement for neutral
Government to induce the two
10 1utcG duu la>c
peace terms. Mr.. Root got the
peace prize for his services IN
promoting arbitration and inter-
national litigation. The Presi-
Z ut night be entitled to he prixe
for putting America in the war
and bringing it to an end. bnt
we presume the prize will be a
warded to him for his work in
raining the covenant Of the Lea
que Of Nations, and especially
for his very. great labors 10 inclu-
ding the peace conference to
agree to the covenant and 70
mack it part Of the peace treaty
No ore man has ever done 81
much as Woodrow Wilson has t.,
save the world from wars.-Phil.
Record
The commonwealth., 1920-12-10
MILLINERY SAMPLES SPILL
OVER PULLMAN CAR FLOOR

Chicago, Dec. 10.-A suitcase
Of millinery samples sprung
Il leak today as the Pullman in
which it was being carried near
ed Chicago. The conductor sent
ii wire ahead to police here.
Detectives arrested two Ney
, Workers as they left the train,
and confiscated four suitcases la
beled "New York Hat Company
Eighty-eight quarts of whiskey
were found in the cases,
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"FeH Like Eating"
Man and Wife, All Rundown from F17u Wcrk,
Were Greatly Helped by ZIon
and l sure felt like eating.

and I sure felt like eating.
"ziron sure did us good. It maas
us both feel stronger and better n
the fail work, which everyone hilo -
is some WORK on farm. My Q ?
began to dry up. though just at h.s'
they seemed worse
eve are much better and can hisA'
recommend Ziron, ac1 gladly do SO 81
It sure did US good"
Ziron is a safe, reliable. tonic 1neo5
cine, good for men. women aLd ch-9
ren, when IN iron tonic is lndlc%t7"
1t is easy to take and coDtalaS
habit-formirg drugs.
ASK your druggist Or dealer
The commonwealth., 1920-12-10

FOR ShAE-A fine young Duroc
sow 10 months old and weighs
2lO pounds. Will give regis
tration papers. Apply to Clyde
Nadry, R. F. D. No. 2. Scot
land Neck, n. G. lib
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NOTICE

Reglnnln" December 1st., we
will work for cash only. Please
do not ask us for credit.
Ct BRAXTON & BRAXTON.
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"a EY WIFE and I, after hard
AVA spring on the farm, were

tired and run-down,'' saws
Mr.. E. 3. Mulkey, of Route l, Acworth.
Ca We neither felt well. knew NV
blood was bad, as had little boils on
the back of my neck.
We felt we needed a builder. We
had heard Of Ziron and thought it
must be what we needed. It certainly
was We took it faithfully. and after
week or such a matter we began tn
feel better. My wife felt like cooking.
The commonwealth., 1920-12-10

WANTED 1.-Two or three rooms
for gentleman and wife fur
nlshe2. OF unfurnished. Address
K Y. r., care The Common
wealth. 11-19-tf
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MA PRODEJ.

Jeden Gtyrrodinny dunn Ia
$l25OO. Jeden dvcurodinny Ia
$500, hotovs $1,000. Dva do
my ma jednom lote, jeden ma
z svstnic, druhy 5 svetnic, hor-
kou vodou Sc vytapi. Jednoro-
diEny dun, vSe moderne zari-
zeno, pekna ulice. Cena $4,000.
Dvourodinny domek Ia $4,000.
Jednorodinny domek ma Quin-
cy $4,000. Dvourodinny ma W.
chodni S5 ul. hotove $500.
Jednorodinny u Cedar Ave. za
$500. Jednorodinny v Mt.
Pleasant moderna stavsny. Ce-
ma $1,000. Jedno ohchodni mi
sto dobre Sc vyplacejici a tez
mann kus pozemku bud pro
garaz neb kontraktora, je 1907
strevicG pri 5Oti strevicich. We
zme sc dim ma vymsnu. Haste
Sc u Thorn. Suchy, 2465 E. IS
ul. Tel. Prime. 1875 w.
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garcia sla s'ni. Francouzska
obchodnice byla jim nadsena.
Jeji bystre oko postrehlo hned
neobycejne madam divcino a
blahoprala 81, re We slecne Ce-
ciiii nasla tax znamenitou u
melkyni.
Cecilie ucinila obchodnici
smlouvu, die nlz byla v stavu
platit vylohy "a sebe svou
sluzku a jeste j hezka castka
zbyde. PAX vysla 2 kramu.
Margaretka nesla baifcek kas-
miru a hedvabi. Kdyz vysly ma
ulici, Cecilie Sc rozhlizela po
lomnibusu, ktery by jej dovezl
domG.
Staly ma chodniku, kdyz ne
lJaky muz, ktery netrpelive pre-
chazef po dlazdeni, je zahledl.
Poznal je a velkym skokem o.
ctnul Sc mich zvolav:
"Slecno Rose! Cecilie Je to
mozne?"
Divka Sc obratila a poznala
|jej t6z.
Pane Grafton zvolala.
"Maldred Grafton, k vasim
|sluzbam Prav6 jsem byl v Ne
mecku vas navstiviti. Nikdo mi
!nemohl dati vaSi adresu. To je
stesti. Dekuji nebesum, ze isem
vas nalezl!" a oko padouchovo
zaplalo viteznym zarem. "Ja
nam vzdy stesti!"
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UMRTf PRfcINA PROBE

JE. Domek 6ti svetnicich $
koupelnou, fernes, garaz. a il
ne moderni zarizeni. Naleza Sc
ma vych. l05 ul. bIfze Union
Ave. Cena $4,000 Pro blizsi
zavolcjte nebo piste do uradov
ny +. j. Ncjcd TX Co., 11O15
Union Ave. Tel. Union 1861 r.
Broadway 1886. :?
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Osudna srazka..

CeciIii Rosseove nelibil Sc
nikdy vyvoIeny pfitel lorda
Glenhama. Grafton zdal Sc ii
neuprimnym a ona pocit'ovala
vuCi n6mu vrozenou neduveru,
pro kterou sc sama nekdy ka-
rala, myslic, ze musi byti do
brym muzem, nebot jinak by
81 jej nebyl lord Glenham zvo-
Ill "a staleho spolecnika. Ze by
mohl hrabe sam sebe klamath,
to il ami We snu nepapadlo, ne
bot jej povazovala moudro-
sti povzneSeneho mad ostatnl
muze.
Setkajlc Sc nyni V zemi, kde
byla ciziDkou, $ Craftonem, Ia
pom6la ma svuj drivejSi odpor
vuci n6mu a podavajic mu ODE
ruce. jeii ob.icej zaplal RADIO
sti. On byl clankem mezi nj d
starou drah9u Zorlici a nrt-
wynn pastorem - mezi nj a hra
betem, 'rekom jejich divcich
snu. Craftonuv tmayohnedy o.
blicej zdal Sc il nyni tax kras-
my jako oblicej andela.
80 jak isem rada, re vas vi
dim, zvoIala. "Je to takovc
pfekvapeni -"
"Pro mne jako pro vas, slec
no Rosse," odVetil Grafton, tisk
ma ruku jeji 9reie. "Ja vsak ma
vas V tomto okamziku myslil.' >
"Pripominate mi starry do
mov," prayila Cecilie. "Je mi
skoro tax, jako bych. byla zpet
v Zorlici."
"Jak vidim mate sebou
| Margaretku. Jak Sc mate, Mar
garetko?' oslovil Grafton Wild
Inc nemeckou sluzku. "To jc
pro vas zmena co? Mate V Lon
Idyne pratele nebo pribuznc,
IS.ecno Rosse?"
''Nemam ami iedineho prI'
buzneho V cel6m svete," odve-
tia diVka. "PriSla jsem sem
lponeVadz - Wy nevite, co mne
potkalo, pane Craftonc. Mi.
drahy stryc zemrel."
"Vim to. Myslim, re jste m
neporozumela v prvnim rozci
lenl pri naSem setkani. prayt
Sc vracim ze Zorlice.'
Cecilie Vykrikla podivenlm
Nam YAM mnoho k sde.en
! ale lde neni mlsta k tomu,
pravil Grafton, ohlizeJe Sc
"Vzbuzujeme pozornost iinycl
Dovoltemne doprovoditi vas d'
vaseho bytu, kdc budc moci dl'
libosti hoyoriti."
Cecilic dovoliia dala zna
. meni omnibusu, Grafton po
mohl divce a jeji siuzce pi
vstoupeni a pax je sam nasle
doval. Jcli m!cky, nebot' pre-,
linyml cestuiicimi nechteli he
vorltl o svych Galezitostecl
(PokraCavaui.)
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CHCETE-Ll 81 koupit, neb
prodat mestsky majetek aneb
farmn, obrat'te Sc ddverou
ma nejstar5lho a spolehIiveho
ceskeho jednatele Fr. Hattana,
3642 E. 40 ul, Obchod zalozen
roku 1894. Tel Union 1926 w.
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PRIJME Sc koyarsky del.
mix. Haste Sc u Johanek Tool
Co. f. 18th st. a Webster Av.
:?
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$4,000 lsoupi pres ctvrt akru
pozemku domem 6ti svetni
cich S koupelnou. Je tam elck-
trina, sV6tIo, plyn, automobi-
Iowa garage a dvc poulicni ka-
ry jedou kolem. Nepropaste
tuto prllezitost. Blizsi infor-
mace sde.l Sc V uradovnG F..
j. Nejedllk Co., 11O15 Union
Ave. Tel. Union 1861 r. -
Broadway 2536.--. -. -..oo, !. !?
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny
dunn 6ti svetnicich, koupelna,
vyhfevni pee, krb a vse moder
ne zarizeno. Naleza Sc ma +.
lO2 VI. ved.e Boulevardu. Biz
81 sdell j. +. Nejedlik Co.
11015 Union Ave. Tel. Union
1861 R.. Broadway 1886. :?
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Pastoroya schoyanka
Roman cd pani Harriet Lewisove
Roman cd pani Harriet Lewisove.


pokoje. Byla to prostorna ko
mnata, upravena co parlor 81
trent okny celiclmi do parku
Koberec mel cervene kvety ;
Sedou pudu; nabytek byl pota
zen cervenym krepee ma ste
ne wisely diva obrazy. Do po
koje toho ustila mala loznice
a druha byla ma konci chodby
ktera Sc hodila pro Margaret
ku.
"Byt tento Sc mi libi, ale O.
| bavam Sc, ze bude drahy ma
me prostredky," pravila Ce-
ellie.
"Necham YAM ho "a jednu
guineu tydn6, slecno Rose, &C
mi byl0 Ia nej tficet Siling1
nablzeno,' pravila pani Tho
masova. "Posluha je V tom "a
hrnuta; to znamena, ze vase
strava bude varena pro vas V
me kuchyni moji kucharkou a
bude vam predlozena v me j.
delne."
"Vezmu no tedy," pravila
Cecilie po kratke porade S
Margaretkou. "Jsem vsak cizin
kou V Londyne a nemohu vam
poskytnouti zadne odporuceni.
Mohu ia to platft napred?"
Vytahia tobolku a daIa pani
3Thomasove sovereign a Silling,
ktera je usmevem prijala.
"Kdy mohu pfijiti?"
"Jak brzy Sc vam zlibi. Pc
koje jsou pohotov6 k obyvani
a nyni jsou vase"
"Prijdu tedy vecer ="
"Radeji zde zGstailte hned,
s.eCno Rose pravila pani Ca
reyova. "PoSlu yam sem va
Sc zayazadla. Neni vam treba
yraceti Sc do hotclu.'
Cccilie uposlechla teto rady
a odloziysi klobouk a kazaiku,
pfiimula svuj novy byt. Mar.
Igaretka yratila sc S pani Ca
lreyovou do hotelu ia n6ja-
| kou chviii pfijeIa V drozce Sc
lzavazadly. PAM Thomasova
prlnesla nahoru veceri sama
Iposlouzila Sve move najemnici.
PAX il vysv6tlila soustavu do
maciho hospodarstvi a Cecilie
Iii dorucila sovereign ma sv6
stolni vylohy.
/ Nazitfi po snidani Cecilie a
Margarctka pocaiy uvazovati c
zpusobu syeho budouciho Ii.
vobyti. ODE uznavaly podrzett
81 sve male jmeni pro sve sta.
, RI, nemoc, neb nepredvidanou
potrebu. ODE touzily po praci
: PAM Thomasova vstoupila u
: prostred porady Cecilie il pc
zadala o radu.
Go dovedete, slcGno Rosse :?
. tazala Sc domaci pani zv6dave
"Dovedu vyucoyati hudbe
| tranctln6 n6mCin6 "A obyCei
nym predmGtum vzdelavacim,
Q pravlla CcciIie. "Vyznam SO
+ matematicc veimi dobrc. Dov,
Il du malovat krcsIit, dcla
+ kraJky a mnoho imych ozdob
! nych veci, jimz Sc mlade div
l. ky V Nemecku uci.'
J. "Chtela bystc misto vycho
J. vatelky?"
me Vsak bydlici yychova
}, telky. Nesmim Sc odlouciti o
: Margaretky,' odyetila Cecil,
o "kdybych moh a ncco delat
Q hrazeni nasich yTloh, bylo h
mi to Velicc mile"
i "Vysiyani hedvabinl neb Y
. nou prodaya sc dobre.' pray
: a PAM Thomasova. "Pak.li
ic mite ntco takovcho, probate
all dobrc, nebot' yeci ty isou n
J. nj v mode a jc po Mich veil
! poptavka.'
n "Koupim 81 tedy latky
p dam SO jeSt6 dncS do prace
~ prayila Ceci'ic.
PAX YAM radim, abyste s
I pro latky do obchodu prvni
D. / 1y Y nektcrG yclk6 ulici." or
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mana do hotelu.
"Hledala jsem cely den byt'
pravila nenucene. "Myslel
isem, re Sc budeme V byte citi
ii vice jako donna nez v hote
lu. Vystrihala ,sem oznamk,
z novin, sjezdily jsme hodn
kus mesta, ale nenalezly jsme
co by Sc nam hodiIo."
"To je zvlastni," odpovede
la domaci pani. "Coz Sc van
zadny nelibil?''
".Snad," odvetila Ceciiie po
nekud vahave. "Chtely jsm'
tri pokoje parlor a dye loz
nice - We slusnem dome a u
lici, "a obstojnou cenu."
ga bych myslela, re takovJ
byt jest snadno k nalezeni
"NaIezly jsme nekolik bytu
ktere Sc nam zalibily," pravi.
Ia Cecilie, "ale jejich majitelf
zadali ma mas odporuceni. My
zadnych nemame.'
Domaci pani hledela ma svo-
ii stravnici podezfive. "To Je
zvlastni,' poznamenala. NE
znate nikoho V Londyne?"
"Ani zivou dust. "Pfichazl,
me re Zorlice Nemecku, kde
muj dobry stryc, starry luthe'
ransky pastor prave zemrel, %
vysvetlovala Cecilie smutne
"Jsem anglickeho pdvodu
kdyz jsem osifela, vedla mne
touha do Anglie. Kazdy vesni-
can nebo novy pastor re Zorll
ce by "a mas stall, ze jsme po'
ctive a dobre.'
"Vas oblicej dosv6dcuje to
IA vas, slecno," pravila donna
ci PAM, ktere sc s.icna divka
vclmi libila. "Jste prilis krasna
ractc odpustit, abyste Sc potu-
lovala po domech oznamenycf
Prejete-li 81, najdu vam byt sa
ma. Vim o bytu, ktery by st
yam hodil a domacl pani, Mrs
Thomasova, jest moji sestrou.
"Jste velmi laskava,
80, docela ne, slecno. Hote
neni mistem pro vas. U me sc
stry budete ziti vice jako do
ma. Pfejete-li 81, dovedu va
TAM"
Cecilie prisvedcila a objed
nala drozku. Vstoupily do nj
Jelly na adresu, kterou pani c
rcyova dala kocimu.
"Je to We velmi slusnem sou
sedstvi,' pravila pani hotel
erka, kdyz drozka ujizdela p
dlazdeni. "Cis,o ctyri, Queen
Crescent, Argyle ulice, Bays
water - velmi slusne souset
stvi; vedle bydli pravnik Il
kar V elsie prvnim bohat
obchodnik V elsie sedmem.
ma sestra ma nekolik vyte'
nych stravniku: mladcho ST.
denta mediciny, profesora hu
by a iednoho duchovnlho.'
Queens Crescent, Argy
ulice, Bayswatcr byla velml {
sta a ticha ctvrt sc samyr
slusnymi domy q cihcl. Gre
cent celil>na maly park, ktel
byl obehnan zeleznym zabr
dim. Nebylo zdc zadnych kr
mu ami di.cn, nacez PAM {
reyova S hrdosti poukazala.
Drozka zastavila pred G.
lem ctyri a PAM Careyova Nv
dla Ceci!ii a jeji sluzku
parlu a. sla &C ohlednouti
aye sestre.
Vratila sc ia nekolik min
PAM Thomasovou, oty.ou
Sobou, $ ccrvenym oblicejcm
prijcmneho vzczreni, kterG
ihncd Cccilii zamlouyalo. Pa
Careyova ucinila nutnc pre-
staveni a pax pravila: ma 5
Stra mysli, &c jeji byt sc Va
hodi, slecno RoSsc, pak-li ni(
ho nenamitatc prot trctir
poschodi.'
"Pojd'tc nahoru profile
note ei ho.' nrayila Dani TT
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Roztonila Baruska" SC
vam predstavi v frasce Is.
ledna v Ccske Sini Sokoi ma
Clark Ave.
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Ipanl InOnlaSoFa VAuallio' W.
ssla S Margaretkou a drozka Je
EdopraviIa do Regent ulice.
| "Podruhe pojedeme V omnl-
Ibusu pravila Cecilie. "Brzy po-
chopime jizdai rad omnlbusu
Drozka zastavila pred ma
dhernym kramem a Cecllle We
sla dovnitr. Prodavacka, pekne
oblecena, prisla il obslouzltl.
Cecilie seznamila j Sc svym
pranim a ona il predlozlia
vzorky a vlnu.
"Kupujete nekdy tyto vzor-
ky zpet, kdyz jsou hotovy?,
tazala Sc slecna Rosseova.
Kramska pohledla ma nj V u
zasu. Hrdy, mlady obliceJ a u
slechtile vzezreni utvrzovaly j
u wire, ze jeji odkupnice jest
dulezitou osobou, ale nyni od-
poved6la velmi rozdilne:
"Takovy zpdsob obchodu ne
vedeme, slecno. Zam6stnava-
me n6kolik vySfvacek a ty Wy
hotovuji vsecky naSe zakazky'
"Chcete-li rozmnozit pocet
svych vysivacek, rada bych pro
vas pracoyala," pravila Cecilie
vlidn6. "Zde jest vzorek me
prace.'
Ukazala pruh kasmlru boha
te vysity hedvabim. Nakres byl
jeji vlastni. Prace byla pekne
provedena. Pastorova zena by
la znamenitou um6lkyni' V tom
oboru Cecilino madam vkus
prekonalo vyrobky jeji ucitel-
ky.
Kramska 'prohlizela pruh,
jenz byl casti satu, ktery Ce-
ellie pro sebe vySivala, a zvo-
lala:
"Ai, tot jest NRutecne fran
couzsk6 dilo. Dovolte, ukazi to
madam
Odnesla vzorek do vedlejSi-
no pokoje a okamzite Sc vrati
la zvouc Cecilii do vnitr. Ce-
ellie sla "a nj a octia Sc pred
majitelkou obchodu, tlustou,
snedou Francouzskou, ktera by
il byIa uvitala jako obycejnou
delnici, ale diyCno vzezrcni
donutilo il k ucte.
Vase prace jest velmi kras-
IA, mademoiseile,' pravila pa
ii. Mob yam dati dostl pra-
&C dobry plat. Nam zakazku
na d6tsky plaStik z bileho ka<
miru a jelikoz to jest pro jed
nu z mych nejlepsich zakaznic
ktera jest velmi pfisna a vSe,
cky nejlepSi vysivacky jsou "a.
m6stnany, musela jsem nechat
onu pani cekati. kdo ucinil nd
kres k tomuto dilu?"
"Ja sama," odpov6deia Ce.
ellie.
"Vyhotoyte tedy nakres pre-
zen plaStik. Zaplatim YAM do
bfe, bude-li Sc mi libit. Mohl
vam pax poskytnouti stale "a
m6stnani.'
"Myslila jsem, re bude OBJ
tizno, naleznouti praci," pravi
a Cecilie. "Jsem cizinkou ,
Londyn6, kdc jc toiik zen he;
prace a jc mi to n&padnym, q
| ia il mann lined dostati.
Mem to napadnym, made
mOifeile. Mnoho jcn nemaj
proto, ponevadz nemohou nj
fadne vykonati. Obratna deln
&c dostanc vzdy praci. Pro dc
brc delnice je zde jest6 dost
lost mista. kdy prinesete nd
kres?'
"Za diva ncb tri dny, MOI
na drive"
Rozmluya byla tim ukonct
IA a Cecilic Sc yratila do dro5
KY k Margaretce. Pozadala X
Tho, aby zajel k papirnickem
)bchodu a pax zvolaia:
Use Sc dari dobre, Margars
90. nostanu dobry plat do.
: pracc. Je to lcpSi ncz jlti N
- am IA NVchQvatpIltu Pudon-
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sAMoHRAci PIANO, upl-
ne hove, 35 roly,> vclmi lev
ne na prodej. Usctrite $3.50.
sIoznp jej tss viAoti vecer.
Haste Sc elsie 1854 Fulton
Rd. Z
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FARMA X PRODANf O So

akrech, dunn ma 8 pokojd, kol
ny, slepicnik, vince ctyrleta, 7
akru lea, poto ktece kolem do
mn, pitna voda. Naleza Sc V
Geneva, Ohio. Bliz5i sdeli Jos.
Hejna, roh Clark Scranton
I'd. 1-12
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PRONAJNIE Sc
PRCDA Sc

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The wag of dogs tail invariably n
world of secret enmity. And still,
ship, but the wave of human hand o.
care to state that the dog is more
upon in his actions than mankind. -
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-09-09
=: PRESS COMMENTS ALL
(Hy ExCHANoE 1DITo1)

Regarding the report that immigration records
are broken at Ellis Island, Editor Harnwell OF
the Bemidji Pioneer expresses what a good many
more people think than say, with this: eve are in
slned to believe that breaking Of immigration
as formerly. Just the big thing is to American
ize the aliens we have. Duluth Herald. y I. (,
Wisconsin man died at the age Of 1902 last
week. Death was unexpected as he had helped his
father with the chores that morning.-Ex.
Quite a compliment. "A man wrote the Duluth
Herald that he had been reading the paper twenty
years and had always found it fair and square with
everybody Thatis one Of The greatest compliments
we ever heard paid, 9newspaper -stillwater Ga
zette. 49,
Ordinarily American sentiment has been opposed
to international marriages There always sound
objections to them: But such unions now re-
garded far more toleranty because Americans have
come to know and like other nations little better.
It is felt that foreign wfe-oE. husbandis better
| than none at ALFRED Wing Republican. &"$
! ). True it is that man may follow his wife into
ry goods store be right at her hip, but he has that
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-09-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Zahn. Dancing was the
main feature OF the evening and at
midnight "a very dainty lunch was
served. Everybody reported very
nice time. ..-
Mrs. C. F. Merriman and children
spent Sunday afternoon at the A.,
l. Davis home. -. ~
Misses Beulah and Maggie Berg
left for their home in Mississippi
Their uncle Martin accompanied
them to the cities. -
School began Tuesday morning in
the Northern school District No: 48,
with Miss Arnold and Mr.. Dearborn
as teachers. .-,s., - q II
mr.. and Mrs. Warmbold of Park
Rapids spent the first of the week
with her sister, Mrs. Colin Campbell:
The farmers in this vicinity are
erecting potato warehouse at Marsh
siding. They began work Tuesday
morning. ~. r.: -. 4. -" -
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-09-09
JAB,EM, UNCLE, JAB EN-!

= It is reported from Washington that uncle sam
has annexed a sharp stick and is beginning to jab
the profteers, with the result that a decline IN
the price of living is announced. E2aa
Just where the decline is we don't know, but
we hope it is somewhere. = =. + z. = y . III
One thing, though, is certain Uncle's stick will
have to- be mighty sharp and mighty long before it
will make even dent in the alligator hides OF
the gougers. ~~s<&% Z :, s:" .. 1..@*
Gouging is a pleasant and lucrative pastime-to
the gougers-and they can hardly be expected to
reform their ways until taey feel the point OF the
stick or the weight Of the star spangied loot.
But Washington says there is decline, and be.
cause Washington says it must be so.a8zzzz:#,Es
But personally we decline to fall for a decline
that declines to decline.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-09-09
THEY WHO LAUGH LAST.

Joy regns in the heart Of the American housewife.
She is nightly pleased-even tickled-and all
because of sugar. ~ -@@
Every day she reads in the daily papers Of how
the falling sugar market is squeezing the prohteer
ing gamblers who loaded upon that staple and nave
been withholding it from the market IN order TO
compel her to pay exorbitant prices ana clean up
fortunes for themselves in few months time
She reads that many of these gambling hoarders
have lost large sums Of money through the slump
in price, others are in financial distress, and some
are on the verge Of ruin
i And she smiles .> ..r,,~~.. .~.--. = ~
. Their frantic walls are sweet to her ears as
is the taste of honey to hungry bear :, =" ~.
Joy be with you, sister, Laugh on and laugh
heartily L..
We laugh with you. q
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-09-09
COMMON WITCHHAZEL
=: FINE FOR SORE EYES

1t is surprising how quickly eye in
fiammation is helped by common
witchhazel, camphor, hydrastis, etc.,
as mixed in Lavoptik eye wash. One;
elderly lady, who had been troubled
with chronic eye Inflammation for
many years, was greatly helped in
two days. We guarantee a small bot
tie of Lavoptik to- help ANY CASE
weak, strained or inflamed eyes.
Aluminium eye cup FREE. E. A.
Barker, druggist. a..
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-09-09

lost feeling and appearance that is quite noticeable
But-the wife could sail into clothing store, walk
up to clerk and buy necktie without the least
bit of timidty exactly the one her husband didn't
want.-Stillwater Gazette
If YOUR merchandise is not worth advertising 1t
is not worth your customers money. If you 90
not want trade badly enough to invite customers to
YOUR store do not be surprised that they go where
thew are invited.-Anoka Herald.
About the only thing that will clean up Mime -
apos is vi0ilants committee. The police depart
ment appears to be powerless to cope with the
bandits who are nightly abroad in that city
Mankato Free Press ase3- t''" o.
The speed with which Duluth is convicting those
charged with participation in the lynchng OF three
negroes there June 18th, will do much to restore
the good name Of Duluth in this state.-Anoka
It is related that Governor Cox attended church
in New York last Sunday and the preacher prayed
for him. Well, maybe he needed the prayers
Mankato Free Press
If every person stopped after telling the truth
about himself, there would be q decided slump In
CONVERSATIONS. Cloud Daily Times.
! IF all. the men who have wild-eyed ideas were
locked up, busy folks would be able to get a lot
more work done. 81 Cloud Daily Times NJ.