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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-07
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-07
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-07

felt DEM Genius Dor 5ebn Sabren
gleib tpmmt. Die 8euobner Der
5taot iino Der ii9eren Nniibt bob
li6 in Die lebte 3eniusaufnabme Elm
Sebler muB eingei6liden bnben.
Evening star., 1920-01-18
Children $
Middies

MILDLY Blouses of Lonsdale
jean in white, khaki and navy.
Yoke and straight models. Col
lars and cuffs are braid trimmed.
Sizes 6 to q. SOS and S3.95.
Middies of jean in all-white
and copen or white with navy
collars. Sizes 6 to %. $1.9S and
sos.
MILDLY Skirts of white lean in
full-pleated models on BODY.
Sizes 6 to Is. S1.95 and SOS.
Children's Dresses of gingham,
IN a large assortment of colors.
Trimmed with white and con-
trasting colors. Some hand-em-
broidered. Sizes 8 to ID. S.9S
to $S.75
Third Floor
Lansburgh g Bro.
Evening star., 1920-01-18
Does the General Public Realize What a Pre-1ven
Sale Means to Them and to Us?

To saeme n many
msance a suha sab n
it
to gdo epng r new
ono want mehd o r why we
them Every
ddsappon
Evening star., 1920-01-18
Editorial

The other day Mr.. In A.
Hurry rushed into a garage
with an inner tube over his
arm, and demanded that it
be fixed in a hurry. 1t was.
The next day one of his
tires got punctured way out
in the country. He yanked
the tire off, inserted the
tube. fixed in a hurry,
pumped it up and was Off
He hadn't gone mile
when the patch (put on in
hurry blew off. and he
had to run FIVE miles on a
fiat tire, running a casing,
tube and injuring "a rear
wheel. Aside from this he
lost two hours.
All because he was in a
hurry.
If it were only possible to
save all the time that is
wasted by things being
done in hurry, how many
wort h-while accomplish
ments would be ours.
The only way to save
time is to spend enough
time to do whatever you
wish to do RIGHT.
Evening star., 1920-01-18

Figured Damaskette. $1.98
Regular $3.50 value, in dark or
medium colors. A large variety
of shades, in handsome combina-
tions. Designed for coat Innings.
SO inches wide.
Figured Lining Satins,
$2.39
Regular $500 value; on light and
dark colored grounds, with rich
floral designs, for coat Innings. 36
inches wide.
Black Chiffon TaHeta, $3.50
Regular $500 value. A beautiful
soft finish and rich luster, dress
weight. 36 inches wide.
Evening star., 1920-01-18
A List of Clearance Specials

Boys Two-piece Flanne1ette Pa
jamas ................. 81 s.
Boys B1ouses and Shirts .S9t
Boys Hats of felt, cloth and plush ..z5s
Boys Hockey Caps in all colors :. .59s
Boys Long Pants Suit ........... .$lz.7:
Evening star., 1920-01-18

Art Needlework
Odds and ends of Fuzzy
Wool, Art, Gloss knitting,
Shetland and Vicuna, at 19c
ball.
Stamped Laundry Bags,
full size, finished with cord
and tassel. Each $1.00.
5o-inch Ecru Scarfs,
stamped in easy and effec-
tive designs. Each 75c.
+ Stamped "Hot Roll" Cow
ers. All linen, in attractive
designs. Crochet edge or
seal1oping. Each 75c.
Fourth Floor
Lansburgh g Bro.
Evening star., 1920-01-18

a11ce HdV elt1rey the fOIOW
ing and marked them at this extremely low price
los Neglige Shirts in sizes 13l IA, 16 and H. VAL
ues to $3.50 Soled mussed
4S White Ribbed Union Suits in broken sizes from AZ
to 5Os Worth $3.50
Sc pairs P X. NJ Tan Cape Gloves in mostly all sizes
Values to $780,
45 pairs Mems Wool-mixed Drawers, in broken Sizes
Values to $3.50.
$1z5. 0~'''s IS ''A''' A'8
80 Cut Silk and Knit Refers in broken assortments of
values worth $500
Broken assortments of Half Hose About so dozen in
several LOTS including Holeproof and Others pairs
$1.OO
Mems Elastic Web Suspenders in plain white and
stripes; 75c value pairs for $1.OO
D Direct Street Entrance to Mems Shop.
Evening star., 1920-01-18
BOYS Polo Overcoats, 1898

Double Button to Neck Polo
Chinchilla Overcoats, belt all around
and deep collars-in blue, gray or brown.
Sizes to 8 years.
Evening star., 1920-01-18
AFiinalP alPre-InventoryClearan

Drop-Side
Couch, $15.75
Foster All M e t a |
Drop-Side Couch, COM
plete with comfortable
hinged pad. Opens to
four fe ct. Large
enough for 2 people.
Da-Beds, $17.75
Clearance of all Eng
lander Da-Beds. Valanced
cretonne cover and ruffled
pillow, desirable couch for
living room. Value, $zz55.
Felt Mattress,
$13.75
All Layer Felt Mattress,
covered with art ticking,
soft, resilient and comfort
able. Made by the Capitol
Bedding Co.
Silk Floss
Mattress, $24.85
Regular $2975 value, with
finest quality of ticking.
Never needs remaking, a
sun bath fuffs it right up
to standard.
Fifth Floor
Lansburgh g Bro.
Evening star., 1920-01-18
School Suits, $7.98

The popular waist seam and plai
Norfolk model. In pleasing fancy mi,
lures with knickerbocker trousers full
lined. Sizes to II years.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-08
FRANCE
SKO SYRYJSKIE.

Paryz, 8. stycznia. - Wczoraj
|odjechal z Paryza ksiaze Feisal
syn krola Hedjazu. Tutejszy
Temps" donosi, re jest poinfor'
mowany, Il rokowania ksiecia
Feisala z rzadem francuskim 20
staly uwienczone kompletnem po-
rozumieniem, ma podstawie ktore'
go ksiaze uznaje mandat Francy'
mad GAIA Syrya, a ia ostatnla zga-
dza sic ma utworzenie pahstwa a
rabskiego, ktore o~bejmowac be-
die Damaszek, Aleppo, HONS
Hannah. Panstwo to bedzie pozo-
stawac pod zarzadem ksiecia Fei,
sala, ktoremu zostana przydziele-
nj do pomocy urzednicy francu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-08
RATYFIKACYA ODWLEKA
SIZE ZNoWU.

Paryz, 8. stycznia. - Wczoraj
rozeszia sic pogloska, re ostatecz
ma ratyfikacya traktatu pokojo--
wego ME odbedzie sic PREDICT jsk
15go stycznia, a jake Powod tel
novel odwioki wymieniaja kreta-
ctwa Berlina, ktory chce przecia-
gao dalej rokowania. Opubliko-
wane tn oSwiadczenie rzadu ME
mieckiego stwierdza, re pred fl
nalna r~atyfikacya uwaza on "a
wskazane zasiegnac jeszcze rady
KRAKOW, w kt6rych postanowiony
zostal plebiscyt. Znamiennem jest,
re aczkolwiek i baron Lersner j
pan Won Simson starali sic zawsze
negocyacye odwlekac, zaden jed
max z Mich do tel Pory o podob--
nym zamiarze rzsdu berlihskiego
ami ME wspomnial
Psryz, s. stycznia. - lie via
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-08
Ma {,

Nowy York, 8. styeznia. - Or
ganizacya syonist6w W Ameryce
ogiasza, re 100000 rodzin zydow-
skich W Polsce, liczacych ogosem
okoto 100000 glow, jest goto-
wych wyemigrowac do Palestyny.
(Byle naprawde i co predzej.)
Kopenhaga, 8. stycznia- - Ga
binet buigarski zrezygnowal, a W
miejsce jego prdbuja socyalisci
utworzyt Rad pod premierem De
newem. -.....
Antwerpia, 8. stycznia. - &C.
neral w. D. Conner twierdzi, re
re sprzedady. pozostaiych po 3D.
|jezdzie amerykanskiej armii we
Francyi zapasow jej otrzymano
$760,OO0,000 General ocenia war
tosc ich ma 81, zoo,
Paryz, s. stycznia. - Wszyst-
kie niemal pisma tutejsze zgodnie
przepowiadaja, re pan Clemen-
ceau zostanie wybrany d. II bm.
prezydentem Francyh.
Londyn, s. stycznia. w Gas
gowie utworzyly sic majace po--
parcie z Ameryki centra sowie--
tow, organizujace obecnie liczne
s~ubkomitety W powiecie Clyde.
Donosi o tenn Daily Mad"
Londyn, s. stycznia. - Depesze
z Moskwy donosza, re dawn OFF.
Gerry rosyjskiej armii poinocno-
zachodniej, oraz z antibolszewc-
|kich wojsk W Archangielsku i ma
Murmaniu, ~dezerteruja masowo
do Norwegii, albo wstepuja W sze
regi afmii czerwonej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-08
stancye w sprawach sadowych

|stancye w sprawach sadowych /
religijnych.
Wielki multi utrzymywal, re
wszystkie obecne niepokoje W E
Igipcie So wynikiem niezadowole-
mia ludnosci z powodu sta1ego
sprzeciwiania sic Anglii nadaniu
mu niepodleg4osci, pan MIllner
zaS dowodzil, re protektorat bry-
Ityjski jest koniecznym re wzgle-
du ma interesy samego Egiptu /
lie z pomiedzy 10 punktow, co do
ktorych zachodzi spor miedzy
Egiptem a Anglia, dziewiec da
sic zasatwic PREY pomocy roko--
wan. Ma to mufti oSwiadczyi, re
zaden Egipcyanin ME bedzie
wchodzH w zadne rokowania, je-
zeli ME beda one oparte' ma zasa-
die niepodlegioSci jego ojczyzny,
k;edy zaS wicehrabia z~aznaczyl,
re jednak niektQrzy Egipcyanie
So gotowi rozpoczac .negocyacye,
otrzymal taka odpowiedz:
,,Kazdy kraj posiada swych
zdrajc6w, ale laden patryota ME
zgodzilby sic ma wchodzenie W
taxa dyskusye.
,Jako gAowa re1igii moge to
|tylko powiedziec i ten zapew--
mic, re jest niemozliwoscia pre-
konac nar6d o pozytecznosci RE
czy, o ktorej pozytecznoSci ia
sam ME jestem przekonany. Caly
nar6d zada niepodleglosci i dlate-
so byfoby znpelnie bezskutecz-
mem movie o czem innem. Me
zapominam o waszej potedze, ale,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-08
nrzedstawiciele Stanow

domo, p~rzedstawiciele Stanow
Zjednoczonych ME vienna udziafu
w wymianie ratyfikacyi traktatu
pokojowego pomiedzy Aliantami
a Niemcami, a wskutek tego "a
chodzi OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, re
take amerykanskim korespon-
denton zostanie wZbronione
wefScie do sail w czasie tych cere-
monii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-08
PROPAGANDA BOLSZEWI-
CKA w G

Londyn, 8. stycznia. - Boise
wiccy agenci w Anglii prowadza
energiczna agitacye W podObnych
zamiarach jak W Stanactr Zjedno-
czonych, a mianowicie, celem O.
.ba1enia istniejacego rzadu i wpro-
wadzenia sowiet6w. Wladze jed
.nak t~utejsze, wobec bardzo lTbe-
ra1nych praw brytyjskich o wolno
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-08

lem Curzon i panem Andrew Be-
mar Law do Paryza, gdzie vienna
udzial w konferencyi premierow
ministrow spraw zagranicznych .
Pan Scialoia twierdzi, re w roko-
waniach o kwestyi adryatyckiej
zostaiy poczynione dobre postepy,
oraz wyraza nadzieje, il konfe--
rencya paryska zdo4a ia ostatecz-
rie. W zadawalniajacy spos6b "a
iatWiC.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-08
OPUSZCZAJA
FRANCYE.

Paryz, 8. stycznia. - General
Connor wyjezdza jutro wraz re
100 oficerami i kilkuset szeregow-
cami do Antwerpii, gdzie wsiadq
ma okret The Northern Pacific"
.ktory p~rzewiezie ich z powrotem
do Stanow Zjednoczonych. Sta
nowia oni ostatnia partye amery-
kanskich wojsk ekspedycyjnych
we Francyi, gdzie obecnie POGO
stanie juz tylko kilku oficerow j
szeregowcow z armii Wuja Sama,
zajetych praca mad registracya
groboW.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-08
o NIEPODLEGLOSc


Kair, 8, stycznia. - Dziennik
Ell Misri' przytacza rozmowe,
jaka mial wicehrabia Miner, spe-
cyalny komisarz Wielkiej Bryta'
Nil, z WI : muffin Egiptu,
ktory stanowi tam najwyzsza in
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-08
TsIegTamy z~agranlczns.
Dokonczenie ma strongly Z

sic ma poinoc, uSkutecznili ma
troncie pred litewskiemi liniaml
poiaczenie z kotyszami mogii
rozpoczac atak bez najmniejszel
o ten wiedzy Litwinow. lyle
uystarczy o ,yczujnoSci Litwinow
IA froncie bolszewickim."
Natomiast Polacy i Lotysze
zdaja sic nawzajem z SODA dosko-
male razem wychodzic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-08

sci slowa, ME moga mic innego
przedsiewziac jak tytko pilnie
zwracac uwage ma te GAIA robote,
a interweniowac zaczna dopiero
W chwili faktycznych wykroczeh
przeciwko prawu. Sam fakt, re ia
kas jednostka czy organizacya pc
zostaje W porozumieniu z Rosya
sowietow i propaguje jej wywro-
towe idee, uwazaja wiadze tutej-
SEE "a niedostateczny, ably uspra-
wiedliwial czynna ich interview
eye.
R HANDLU ZAGRA-
N ANGLII.
Londyn, 8. stycznia. - Staty-
styki Wydzialu Handful wykazu-
ia, re W roku 1919 import do An
gill wzrosl o Wartosc $1,575,OOO,-
600, eksport zas o wartosc ST.
4S5, 900 900. Glowny wzrost W i'm
|porcie wykazuja surowce / zyw--
nose, a mianowicie ia ostatnia o
$40, 600.
KRoTK1E
Madryt, 8. stycznia. Dope
SEA do aEl Sol" donosi, re VIA
DIE W Barcelona zabraiy sic ener-
gicznie do tf1mienia ruchu syndy-
kalist6w i aresztowaly 100 pre-
wodcow.
Berlin, 8. stycznia. - Niemcy
.podaja, re ich armia W dniu 1go
stycznia br. wynosiaa 100000 zol-
merry, a do 1go kwietnia costa
ME zredukowana do liczby pre-
.pisanej W warunkach traktatu
pokojowego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-08
KSIEzNA TALLEYRAND
OLA ESKADRY KOSCIUSZKl

OLA A KOSCIUSZKI
Paryz, 8. stycznia. - Amery-
kanska eskadra lotnicza i'm. Ia
deusza KoSciuszki, ktora zacia--
gnefa sic do walki pod standard
mi Bialego Oria, znalazla praw--
dziwa przyjaciolke W ksieznie
Taaleyrand, bylej pannie Annie
Gould z Nowego Yorku. Ofiaro--
waIa ona 5000 frankow do dyspo-
zycyi tel eskadry.
z K~ONFERENCYI w sPRA-
VIE.
Londyn, 8. stycznia. - Amery-
ka ME jest reprezentowana ma kon
ferencyach, prowad2onych PREY
Downing street Z przedstawicie-
lami Wfoch, ale narady tie So d
wazane tylko "a przedwstepne do
majacej sic odbyt zaraz potem,
'jcszcze W tym tygodniu, konfe--
rcncyi W Paryzu. w kazdym ra--
zie W dyplomatycznych kolach a
merykahskich z~apewniaja, re Sta
ry Zjednoczone zaakceptuja kaz-
de zaiatwienie kwestyi adryatyc-
kiej, ma ktore zgodza sic rowno-
czeSnie Jugosfowianie i Wlosi.
Londyn, 8. stycznia. - Premie-
rzy Lloyd George i Nitti, oraz mi
mister spraw zagranicznych Scia-
lola odjezdzaja dis wraz z Ear
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-08

.jezeli Egipcyanie ugna sic dzisiaj
pred sila, skorzystaja Z pierwszej
sposobnoSci, ably podnieSt pow
stanie. Gwarancya silly ME jest
wieczna."
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-08-21
DISAPPOINTING
CONDITIONS

| We have good reason for believine
that The majority Of the moral and
rebigious people of the world have
been sadly disappointed at the t,rn
things has taken since the cessation
OF the worlds greatest and most de
structive war
IL was generally hoped and believ.
ed that said war, so awful in it's cos,
OF life and property would greatly
tend 70 soften the feelings of all clas-
ses OF people, from the renegade. down
to the religious worshipers of all the
churches extant. But the world finds
to Its great chagrin and dlsappoint.
ment that such is not the case.
Instead Of making people more
thoughtful and more religious and
moral, It seems to have made them
more inconsiderate and reckless than
ever they were before.
A good sensible and logical reason
for this strange departure seems very
hard to find, since society is surround
ed on every hand with philanthropic
societies, whose chief elm Is the up
lift and amelioration Of those needing
moral and spiritual support.
We sometimes wonder II Il Is prob.
able or possible, that peoples faith
in glorious rewards hei eafter for vir-
tue. end dire punishment for sin is
only a myth and divine retribution
only \ dream. Ir this be so. such
people ere In rahes pitiable and
dangerous condition, and are very
badly in need Of good sound spiritual
advice and treatment. lest they perish
In their sins.
We know that msny thoughtless
people, while the wsr was on, at its
greatest height OF cruelty and dis
sipatioh. thought and said II there
o. God Of love and tender mercy,
w toe, He not stop this awful vex-
siitGs struggle and rertore the trou-
ble0 world TO peaceful and normal
conditions, Not thinking that IL God
did 40 He would be defeating the ends
and purpose of His 'nexorable law If
divine fetribution, As well say Tat
God should save Us In our sins as to
express this senseless idea.
Past history proves beyond a dos. [
that nations, as we'll as indlviduais
are held responsible by the 'Alndghty
for their actions and that when the,
ignore the princlpala upon which
peace and prosperity are predicate,
and founded they must abide tn,
punishment due to tseir guilt an'
transgressioss.
There Ii no doubt Fnat for man!
years before the var in question he
gan, that the nf.tions had gone IN.
astray in the'.e fcrpetralness OF Co
md His be align morcy and goodness
and to Zip them into ine and cahs
them u return to q proper realizatio
OF Y 1ear dependence on Him. He caus
e'A the sc6trge OF war, with all II
,eiain Of concomitant disaster 10 ove'
tIta,ke them. -,., y.
What is wrongly designated tn
taHigher Critisim" had set the trp
hand simple revelations Of God /;
A,naught and interpreted their meanin
tvwrongly and many other departure
81 from divine law had crept into socie'
(which no doubt found their depio
taable climax in the great war that Ell
: sued and brought such universal su
fering TO ell the nations OF the earti
j. c.
-
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-08-21
KISSED VALUE OF
|dA1E IS ANNOUNCED

,scapitulation Of the assess
p :, ,bs various counties, as they
~ y mon the books Of the state
a equalization, after all raises
|, ,.doctions have been noted, the
1 y total assessed valuation of Utah
80 -,
\. mise made by the state board
rtous counties ere as follows;
N, ,ss,O45; Boxelder, s1,S6o,s15;
\. s777a; Dagsett s2o,Sos; Dav-
= AZ, bs6: Glrfield. $24S.7O2;
- ,5s.SOi; Morgan, $42s,bo0;
20 sOs; Rich, $166,Ss1; Salt
4 n.ssi,S7O; Sewer, s72S.42S;
end, ,ias,5s5; 'Iinta, s2s1,7ss;
n.ss7,esi; Wasatch, s565,sos;
,sron. se7,o7a; Wayne, $3.50;
y. N,15s,o64'
rs,ses were made in Grand
N Of S3o7,77s and in Tooele
n Of 1921, 2O7, both cases being
count Of losses during last win
Istp Is the richest county In
|. property, being valued at
ulil. Weber is next with.
p,,8; Utah third, with $751;
Is; Boxelder comes next with
uSso and Cache follows closely
u,.i2b,b7b worth of taxables.
Lake and Weber counties COM
ny almost as much in taxes
he rest Of tho state.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-08-21
coeonut Tree. Many Virtues.

The coconut is one OF the most
useful Of all trees 10 the natives OF
the regions where the cocOnut grows.
The nut comprises food and drink
and the milk Of the nut may he made
into an intoxicant where that Ia de-
sired. Its iber is used for making
ropes, rugs ana mating and the hasS
for fuel. The wood is very dura&'
and In The hands OF the nstiyN u
is used for many purposes
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-08-21
~. 5so Me. When No wa. Mad.

Ethel was wheeling her li,tie BABY
brother about the yard and ! stopper 1.'
and exclaimed over him, saying no"
smiling and good natured he l?okSb
nut Ethel Interrupted with. "Oh, he
isn't always so nice--when he's MAG
he stlns himself so you ,capt even
make Z crack In him,"=-fschnngs,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-08-21

State of Utah, County or 0toh,
Highland Precinct
have in my possession the follow
ing described estray' enimal which
II net clrimed and taken away, viii
be sold at public auction to the high
est cash bidder at my residence "
Highland Precinct on Tuesday the
slst lay If August. 1920, at sis te)
oSlock p m.
One yellow heifer about years
old. branded J2 on left hib' slit IN
center OF both ears.
Said ectray was taken up by me
In said precinct on the 26th day O.
July, 1920.
| ALMA H. BUTLER,
Poundkeeper for Highland Prectre'
21- lt-pd.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-08-21
Beautiful Belief.

We are horn to higher destiny
than that Of earth. There Is realm
where the rainbow never fades, where
the stars will spread before us Ike
islands that slumber on the ocean, and
where the beings that pass before us
like shadows will stay IN our presence
Representatives, IyttOn.
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From a Story-"Frenzie said moth.
ing. and there was something discon-
certing in the way he said it."-BQston
Transcript.
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u.., tcdisn's Discovery.

Expert,nents 10y an East IndIan
.cient,.. have Thought out the fact
thu, p,ant life may he affected ana
nerhsps regulated by the use OF radio
waves.
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Ma, Pure Reading Matter.

"How to lie when asleep runs q
newspaper headline. The space would
he better filled .persnading people to
tell the truth while awake.-boston
Transcript. SfSNM
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carry, which cons'.'7- ..
me-. and some dried pumpkin
entered all kinds of hards
had to work very hard to
starving.
After travelling far enoug
hey would be safe from the
prepared for the winter as
could. They lived mostly
mrkey. Nancy attended sew
n school at the home OF
Wells and got what educ
was possible at that time
She later got work for IL.
with \ private family unit
work at an Indian school
supervision Of Mr.. Mckin'
there she became scquai'
John G. Holman, VIII use q
TO find help for the 'schoo
In the spring Of 1SF7
Brigham Young called o.
Holman to go with him to
tains in the west. He '
that little band which r.
lake on the Path Of July,
kelping to buIld. get WOO
pare for winter, on the
August in company WI
Young and others. they
east and on the S1st day
they arrived In Winter
which ended a long and
mers travel.
When the celery hi okt
Indian school she went
called Keg Creek. wher
lived. While here on Aus
she was married to John
In the spring OF $50
for Utah. She drove tear
to the valleys. On &C
much travel and so man.
feed was very scarce.
had made the journey
he was called TO go nh
suitable places to camp
80 - C.tt ' q
aA Mere Co. win giva a bea,
= to the queen,
aa'el Aydelotte VINO was
ht town and t,.,,x
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A hobo with a sense of loyalty is
supposed TO be rarity. But viii Ro-
gers proves that he Ia just that The
Goldwyn star. in his latest picture
"Jubilo," presents knight OF the
road who locates the train robbery and
saves from prison the man who gave
him his first distance job. Ju-
bilo. the hobo, had no particular
friendship for the man, but In his
daughter had found someone who
meant more to him than the free life
he had been leading In the kingdom OF
vagabondia. At the Realatt next
Saturday.
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JOHN ROB|NSON'S
CIRCUS Big AND.
BN{ANI

With an array Of excellent acts,
scfm0lating witi, skill, daring and
beauty, animals trained to the acme
or perfection and menageria that
ranks with any show in the land,
John Robinson's circus will exhibit
in Provo on Saturday, August 2Sth.
Concerning this Oldest and best OF
all travelling tented amusement en-
terprises. the New Orleans Item has
the following to say From the mo-
ment hat the opening parade around
the three rings and two stages was
given. until the final Sct, the vast an.
dience never lost interest. A kaleidi-
scope OF events passed before their
gaze that evoked amazement one mo-
ment and laughter the next.
John Robinson mas surrounded
himself with one OF the best organiza-
lions he has had since the circus was
started in 1924 There is not dull
moment In the TWO and one-half
hours of entertainment. and the dar-
ing displayed by the acrobats and the
Intelligence OF the trained animals
stood out above everything else.
" 'Wnnt II de greatest ting you
lever saw cried one of the Items
,ne@sbossr
" 'fully gee! Didii see, dat Teller
do de trick on de trapezey
"oh, it was glorious A whole de-
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lneompstibility.

II Is said that the average Chicago
family spends ffty-one cents year
for books, and we do not see any
immediate hope Of friendly relations
being established between the, Windy
civ and Roston.--Ss&ark (o) Ad'
Socate. ~.