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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-15


francouzska vlada v Europe
sleduje, stoji " primem odporu
S potrebou miru, pocit' ovanou
V cele Europe, a castokrate ia
Ike velmi tezko muze byti uve-
dena V souhlas Sc zavazky, KITE
re prevzala Francie pri podpi-
sovani mirOvycht smluv. Ne
mono 81 mysliti, re francouz-
ske Wade neni zrejmym, jake
nasledky ieji politika miti NIL
re, re nepochopuje, re Sc Wy
dava V nebezpecenstvi move
valky. Z kruhu tech, kteri il
neihorliveji podporuji, mono
slySeti ~priznani, re novou val
ku chce. Kdyz musil byti vo-
len novy president ma misto
Deschanela, vystoupil Char
les Maurras V casopise Action
Francois pro zvoleni Focha me-
DO iineho generala a slice 2 to-
no duvodu, re Try jest nut
nym, by politick6 vedeni bylo
odevzdano vojenskym velite-
lum. Maurras vykladal dale, ze
by potion Foch mel "a ukol roz
It'll mecem uzle, ktere zrucne
prsty pc tax mnohe mesice pri-
meri a miru marne Sc namaha-
ly rozvazati.
"Bylo by velkym omylem,
kdyz by Sc chtelo tvrditi, re Ca
sopis Action Francois nema "a
dine vahy. Maurras a jeho pra-
tele mali takovy vliv, re doka-
zali, re vyrocni oslava padesa-
tileteho vyroci zalozeni repu-
bliky Sc nekonala. Byla odlo-
zena ma den IL. listopadu, ma
vyrocni den uZavreni primeri a
S MIN 'pohromade slavena. il
nymi slovy, oslava Ia byla We
vSi tichosti odstranena. CO
Action Francois cd zacatku
valky pozadoyal, to Sc ohycej.
ne stale. A V dobe, kdy Fran
Gle, lax Leon Daudet hrde sc
chlubi, prod6lala nejsilnejSi
reakci, jakou kdy cd vlady Kan
la Desateho musela profit, mu-
re casopis toho druhu spise.
nez kdykoliv jindy, prosadit
svoji vuli. Ma neStesti nasled.
ky teto reakce neomezuji sc
pouze ma F'rancii. Pariz stala
Sc strediskem evropske reakce
a evropskeho militarismu. A
niz bychom chovali nepratel
styi prot francouzskemu lidu
ienz Sc Dude nalezati mezi o.
bet'ml francouzske politiky, {
aniz bychom Sc n6jak dovola
vail narodnich predsudku, mu
sine proti franccuszke politict
; postaviti rozhodnou politikl
mlru, ktera by 81 vytkla "a CT
! smifenl vSech narodu."
Jsou TO jiste tezke 5aloby
{, jez isou zde vznaseny prot
; Francil, ktera We svetove valc'
, byla iednlm re spoiencu a 4
: spojencem, jenz prvni zastavi
! najezd hunskych hord, nejvic,
t obetl pfinesl. neivice yytrpel
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-15

"Eled'te: tenhle clovek by
val opyceinym kupcem, a ted
sc . neho stal nosic t6zkych
nakladu".
"To ie hruzal PriSel na mi
zinu?"
20 re, ale denne nosi re sve-
no kramku domu diva pudy pa
pirovych penez -"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-15

! pdCie V CGCO ZeInl q ceSkemu ma
rodu prokazala sluzby, ma nee
nikdy nesmf z%apomenouti.
Nicmene vsak ty vytky, re
vladnouci kruhy We Francii
podporuji reakcionarstvf, mali
svoji opravnenost. To nemIze
zapriti ami ten nejlepsi pritel
a obdivovatel francouzskeho
naroda. IDA Sc, re We F'rancii,
at to jiz bylo docileno no.
wynn volebnfm radem, neb il
nymi pricinami, vlady republi-
ky zmocnila Sc reakce.
Zaroveh vsak Angie nema
tax este svedomi, ably Sc mo-
hla biti v prsa a dekovati no.
spodinu, re neni takova jake ia
jeji francouzska sestra. Angli-
cka polltlka, CT lepe receno
diplomatic, brala sc rovnez
divnymi stezkami cd skonce-
nj valky. Angle We Versaillfch
schvalila podminky, jez byly
predlozeny Nemecku, ale sotva
re jeji zastupci dojeli domd,
uz r~ozvirena kampan ma revisit
versaillske smlouvy, ma
zmirneni podminek Nemcum
polozenych.
To nemohlo miti jineho L.
cinku, nez-li re vzbudilo to
roztrpceni Francie. Angle ne
mela sire kraje spustosene, me-
mela sta NEST a vesnic znice.
nych, prumysl o~chromeny, do
ly z%aplavene a nevykrvacelo
100000 jejich mladych mu-
III ma bojiStich, ale to vSech-
no zazila a vytrpela Francie,
Zadny 2 narodu We valce SUI
castnenych neprinesl obeti
tax straslive. Pr tom vSak ne
iedna Sc Francii O odvetu, n.y.
brz o ochranu pro bpdoucnost,
cimz, i kdyz ne omluviti, as
pom v~ysvetliti Sc da to jeji re-
akcionarstvi.
Francie odpira uznani sove-
tovemu Rusku, pokud neuzna
pujcky, jez zeme ia emilia car
ske Wade. BolSevici odpovidaji
re tech pujcek neuznaji, pone.
vadz Francie pTi jich poskyto.
vani dobre vedela, lie Rusko
nema zadne ustavni, repre5en.
tacni v'ady a re "a ty penize
nebyla zveleboYana zeme. ny,
brz sesilovana armada a ruskJ
lid dale zotrocovan. Nelze "a.
priti, re toto stanovisko dale
by Sc aspon castecne logicky o.
duvodniti - Ia dluhy pravnt
mohl by byti cinen zodpov6d,
nym jedine ten narod, .ieho7
spravne zvoleni zastupci je ma.
delali - a nepochybne mnohy
tfeba fekne, "dobre ma Fran
couze, proc carovi penize pu.j
covali."
Byl by vsak ma velkem omy'
lu ten, kdo by pohnutky Fran
Gle, pri poskytovani onech puj
eek, soudil jenom S tohoto HE
diska. Francii Slo ma prvnin
miste o jeji vlastni zachranu
Proziravi statnici francouzSt
dobfe vedeli, re rvavy a mno
hem mocn6jSl soused drive mel
pozdeji znova ST ma Franci
vrhne a nebyli ami ma chvili
pochybnostech, jak by to do
padlo, kdyby zustala prot ne
mu osamocena.
Francie tudiz hledala spojel
ce a kan mela Sc obratiti? An
llglie byla .jejim odvekym nepri
'telem. Nemecko utvorilo spo
Hex S Rakouskem a Italii. He
dala tudiz Francie spojeni
i Ruskem, ably drzelo Nemecko
: sachu ma vychodnich hrani
,|cich, k cemuz ovsem bylo ire
! ba velike, modern6 vvzbroien'
} armady. ma jeiiz budovan
: Francie pujcovala penize car
-lskemu RuShu. We skuteGnost
}, ma svoji vlastni ucnranu Tepr
- 1..4 Na.1 w.Z1y- III.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-15

~p ~ WI Q0y
sc prilis neublizilo N9mecku.
Francie We skutecnosti oeitla
sc opetne osamocena. Uzavfela
Size vojenskou smlouvu s Bel
gil, nez Belgie neni zadnou vel
moci, pfi nejlepsi Will nemdze
postaviti mnoho vojska a jeste
smlouva narazila ma shiny Cd
por v belgickem snemu.
Y teto situaci Francie zacala
vyhledavati move styky s tim
hlavnim ellen ma ~zreteli, ably
drzen byl sachu jeji zapfisa-
hly nepfitel, Nemecko, jez
svym casem opetne Sc vzpa-
matuje. z teto priciny fedro-
vala Francie snahy a ctizadosti
polske, ably Nemecko melo sill
neho protivnika v lyle, a ably
melo shiny naraznfkovy stat
mezi sebou a sovetovym Rus
KEN. Tytez pohnutky diktova-
ly postup v Mad'arsku i We sta
novisku vIci Rakouske republi
ce. Francie, pokud jest to v je-
il silach, jest hotova pomoci
Rakousku, ale stavi sc rozhod-
ne proti jeho splynuti S Ne
meckem, nebot to by zname-
nalo dalsi sesileni jejiho odve-
keno nepritele, kdezto Angle
a ltalie ~primhourily by mad
tim oko, treba Re by to bylo
porusenim smlouvy Versaillske
Co pax Sc tech investmenth
v Rusku tyce, nejsou to snad
ienom penize RotschildI a'ji-
nych velikych bankeTn fran
couzskych. We Franci jiz ode
davna byli ,drobnf Tide zvykli
kupovati bondy, kdy v techze
tffdach lidu,v iinych zemicb Sc
ami nevedelo, co 70 vlastne jest
a V Rusku "ulozen" jest vysle-
dek %setrnosti celych pokoleni
francouzskeho lidu.
Re v Mad'arsku a V Polsku
Francie Sc sprahla s reakci, o
tom sotva muze byti sporu a re
IDenikin a Wrangel, oba pod.
porovani Francii, byli reakcio-
mari, teprve Sc media popriti ;
nicmene vsak pri posuzovani
politiky FrsAcie nutno witt v
dvahu vsechny okolnosti - jeff
zemepisne polozeni a .ieji SOU
sedstvi, jez pro nj Dude neusta-
lynn nebezpecim, lee kdyz uci-
nj toho sveho odvekeho a "a
prisahleho nepritele bezmoc-
nym. X tomu smeruje fran
couzska politika, jez k Will Sc
beochrane a saskatchewan me-
vaha vyhledavati spojeni ami S
tou nejhorsi reakci.
Vzhledem k tomu dunno IL
tovati, re nebyla uplatnena o.
ma smlouva mezi Francii, An
gill a Spoj. Staty, nebot' V tom
pripade nebyla by byvala Fran
Gle nucena vyhledavati tako-
vych alliance jake jest S Ma
d'arskem a ono dohodnuti bylo
by m6lo daleko vice uklidnuji-
CT vliv ma Evropu, neil ALI
ance, jez jsou nyni uzavirany.
Phi uzavirani t6chto nynej-
SIGH dohod a allianci mluvi Sc
"pokrokoveH" nez-li minu-
losti, ale We skutecnosti neni
to mic jineho, nez obnoveni
spolku, jez ucinily z Evropy o.
zbrojeny tabor - iedna skupi-
ma zbrojila proti re druhe sku-
pine - a konecne vrhly il v
peklo valecne.
Ones jeste zaseda shroma-
zdeni Svazu Narodi v Zeneve
a tudiz bylo by .jiste pred
casnym vynaseti soud o vyko-
name praci. nez vsechno po-
'iukazuje k tomu, re nad6ie
lltcch, kdoz mnoho 81 cd neho sli
",bovali, nedojdou asi splneni. O.
a%pravdovy Svaz narodu mel by
%uciniti naposto zbytecnymi al
lance mezi jednotlivymi zeme-
mi n ciypop,s nInO{lsxyy1h
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Jsou TO jiste tezke 5aloby,
jez isou zde vznaseny proti
Francii, ktera We svetove valce
byla iednim re spojencu a 10
%spojencem, jenz prvni zastavil
najezd hunskych hord, ne.jvice
obetl pfinesl. peivice yytrpel,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-15

(drlVe j. j. KIlma.)
Mate-li nesnaze s pecenim,
zkuste nasi mouku, rucime, Dc
budete spokojeni.
Krmivo pro drIbez ma sklad4.
Rozemlete krmivo $500
Donna prazena kava SOC n
Zavolejte tel. Union 1872 r
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-10
Important to All Women
Readers of This Pane,

Thousands upon thousands of
women have kidney or bladder trou-
Bile and never suspect it.
Women's complaints often prove
to be nothing else but kidney trouble,
or the result Of kidney or bladder
disease.
If the kidneys are not in a healthy
condition, they may cause the other
organs to become diseased.
You may suffer pain in the back,
headache and loss of ambition.
Poor health makes you nervous,
Irritable and may be respondent;
it makes anyone so.
But hundreds of women claim that
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp Root, by restor-
ing health to the Kidneys, proved to
be just the remedy needed to over
come such conditions.
Many send for sample bottle to
see what Swamp-Root, the great kid
ney, liver and bladder medicine will
do for them. BY enclosing ten cents
to DR.. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton,
N. Y, you may receive sample size
bottle by Parcel Post. You can pur-
chase medium and large size bottles
at all drug stores.
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Bagley, spent the week end visiting
at the Charles Pitt home, east OF
town.
Mrs. Albert Wiltse and Mrs. Oliver
Barness of Bagley were guests at the
F. A. Noyes home between trains on
Thursday.
Miss Burneece Burfield of Solway
spent Sunday here with her parents.
Nick Hanson spent Sunday at the
Bert Greenslit home in Bemidji
Mrs. Mcbride and children, who
have been spending a month here
with Mr.. Mcbride, left Sunday for
their home at Big Falls, MINI.
Synod Ladies' Aid was entertained
at the Hanem home on Wednesday,
March 10th.
p. l.. Renne arrived here Saturday
to spend the weekend here
with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Daniels of
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IN HONOR OF GUEST.

Mrs Richard Leet entertained a
few ladies at her home, CPL Bemidji
avenue, yesterday afternoon, in honor
of Mrs. j. w. Goodrich. Mrs. Good
rich has spent the winter with her
sister, Mrs. S. D. Snyder, and is leav-
ing the first OF the week for her new
home in the west. The guests for the
afternoon were Mesdames J. w.
Goodrich, S. D. Snyder, J. P. Lair, J.
C. Charboneau, N. l.. 'Hakkerup, G.
L. Pegelow, Charles Jacobson. The
time was enjoyably spent at cards,
and a splendid luncheon was served.
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RULING EXCLUDES
10000 hIlllVESOTANS

Minneapolis, March 10.-About
10000 men will be affected by rul-
ing of Col. A. A. Pratt, assistant at
torney general that Minnesotans who
enlisted in the army since November
II, Armistice day, will be excluded
from the benefits of the soldiers bO-
nus act for service after that date.
The bonus board has received it's
first letter from recipient of b.
nus check thanking the state offici-
ais, it was announced. The letter
was from Thomas McBuen. Minneap-
oils, who served in the Thirty-tifth
infantry.
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Bagley visited here Monday between
trains and also attended to business
matters.
Mrs. Edna Hanson and sister, Ruby
Peterson Of this place, returned to
their home here on Thursday, after
visiting in Bemidji with relatives.
Miss Marie Rider. accompanied by
Roy Delaney, spent Wednesday in Be-
midi shopping and visiting with
friends.
Gladys Gordon went to Aida the
fore part of last week to visit rel2-
tives at that place.
Miss Cecil Holton spent Sunday at
the Andie Peterson home in Bagley.
Ole G. Lee was Shevlin visitor ON
Wednesday.
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MARKHAM REGISTER.

Tuesdays register at the Markham
includes l.. A. Berg, W. E. Filion, o.
l.. Robinson, F. w Wirfs, c. E. Cope,
J. H. Peterson, and c. B. Casper OF
Minneapolis; Mr.. and Mrs. w. Morris
of Chicago; G.. H. Young, E. B. Suit
ton, A. A. Campbell, Frank C. King,
T. G. Bell, C. S. Van Leum, John Har-
ron, and Charles A. Wilson of Du-
luth; C. E. Nelson and Theodore
Nordgren of New York city; H. J.
Buell. of Chicago; l. Lande, w. J.
Landin and L. J. Rauen of St. Paul;
J. ]. Harrington Of Crookston; and
w. F. Kunitz and G.. H. Warner of
Brainerd.
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LENTEN SERVICES.

The mid week Lenten service at st.
Bartholomew church will be at 1880
O'Clock this evening. Choir practice
will be held after the esrvice. The
celebration Of the Holy Eucharist
will be held after the service. The
s o'clock.
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wide AWAKE, CLUB
OF SHEWM GIVES
IT'S FIRST PROGRAM
Miss Holton Hostess; Baskets
Net School $50; Notes
of Interest
(By COrreSDOndent)

(By Correspondent
Shevlin, March 9.-The ''Wide
Awake" boys and girls club, organ
lied under the supervision Of Earl
Fl. Martin, county agent for Clear
water county, presented it's first pro-
gram Friday afternoon, which was as
follows:
Song, 1.-THE School.
School Notes-Hazel Pitt.
Song, Long, Long Trail"-School.
How l Make Cake"-Zelda Nell
son.
Reading-Julia Hanson and Alice
Borden.
Song, Our Club Will Shine
School.
"How l Raise Potatoes-Elmer
Gordon.
Story, Life Of Lincoln"-Alma
Kildahl.
"How to Make Bread"-Inga
krohn.
omerations-Boys.
Spelling contest-Seventh d
Eighth Grades.
Yell-School.
America-School.
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LADIES AID WILL BE
ENTERTAINED TOMORROW

The Ladies' Aid of the Swedish
Lutheran church will be entertained
at the Peter Eastman home tomorrow
afternoon. Those wishing to attend
are requested to meet at the Christ
ianson store in Nymore at o'clock,
where sleighs will be ready to take
the ladies out to the Eastman home.
Lunch will be served, and large at
tendance is desired.
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Notes of Interest.

John Skarolid arrived here Tuesday
for an extended visit with his parents
and friends.
Harold Searles, who has been visit
ing at Dell Amandon's home for the
past two months, went to Bagley
Sunday, where he has accepted a po-
sition as instructor in one Of the ru-
raj schools.
Christina and Raymond Fultz of
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LICENSED TO WED.

License to marry was granted to-
day to Irwin H. Levens and Minnie
L. Beckwith by Clerk of Court F. w.
Rhoda. License was granted to Will
liam Wilson and Ida Aumoth on
March 9.
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WITHOUT A RELATIVE
U.S.. PATIENT PASSES

Adolph Moen died at the 81. Anth-
ony hospital this morning. 1t is be-
lieved that the deceased has no rela-
tives living in the U. S. Burial Will
be made in Greenwood cemetery to-
morrow under the direction of M. e.
Ibertson, undertaken.
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Basket Social Success.

A basket social and program was
given at the school, where Miss Sadie
Fultz teacher, Friday evening. Ap.
proximately $50 was realized, which
will be used to buy play yard equip
ment for the school,
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wv. C.. A. DRIVE EXTENDED

On account of so much sickness,
the women who are putting on the
Y. w. C. A. drive this week have
found it necessary to extend their
canvass over the entire week, instead
of for three days. Those who have
been visited have ueen very gener-
Gus.
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Miss H0lton Hostess.

Miss Cecil Holton entertained a
number Of her friends at her home
on Wednesday evening. The evening
was spent in playing cards, after
which a lunch was served. Every
one reports a fine time.
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NOTICE TO CARPENTERS

Regular meeting Thursday night,
March IL. You are requested to be
there for important business, meet
ing called at s o'clock
&C. M. Landon, Rec.-Sec.
1870
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C1nh Work Diacnased

A meeting Of teachers Of Shevlin
and outlying districts was held al
Sheyli in school house on Saturday af-
ternoon. Matters concerning club
work for the coming year were dis
cussed..
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Move to BagleY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Wright went to
Bagley Sunday, where they expect to
make tehir future home. Mr.. Wright
having an interest in a new drug
store which will be put in there this
spring.
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REMIDJl NEWSY NOTES

To give interesting and complete review OF the
~ .o.. activities deGre This devoted to
.o,. ro.nton social briefs and solicit
Items phoned mailed this
are readers the and by the publisher.
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The women of the Mooseheart Le-
gion will hold their regular meeting
this evening at o'clock at Moose
hall.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-10

John Steckman of Tenstrike is
spending a few days in Bemidji on
business.
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E. p. Jondahl of Bemidji and Floyd
Jondarl of Roland, Iowa, were busi-
ness visitors in the city.-Brainerd
Dispatch.
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C. C.. Althoff and Henry Athoff of
Cakes, N. D., spent Tuesday in Be-
midi.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-10

Mrs. Henry Schumar of Schoolcraft
was among the shoppers from out Of
town, in the city Tuesday.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Martin of
FROM were calling ON friends in the
city Tuesday.
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J. E. Cowan and son of Northome
were among the out of town visitors
in Bemidji on Tuesday.
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Daniel Gainey Of Fargo, N. D., has
been in Bemidji for the past few days
visiting friends and relatives.
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Charles Skooglund of Northern
transacted business in Bemidji Tues
day.
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J. H. Rogers and c. B. Bingham Of
Thief River Falls spent Tuesday in
Bemidji.
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Subscribe for The Pioneer.
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Mrs. J. H. Koors left this morning
for Park Rapids to call on friends.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-10

Miss Louise Ward is Just recover
ing from a seige OF the measles.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-10

N. A. Forsyth Of Fergus Falls wa:
a visitor in this city yesterday.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-10

Mrs. A. Fartier left for her home
at Fort Francis yesterday, after hav-
ing spent the week end at the home
OF her niece, Mrs. w. K. Denison. She
came here from Crookston, at which
place she has also visited with rela-
tives for a short time.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-10

Bernard DePuy will leave tomor-
row for Minneapolis, where he will
take vocational training in CONNER
cial Art.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-10

Miss Olga Skinvik, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. O. M. Skinvik, left yester-
day afternoon for Mcintosh, where
she will spend a week with relatives
Miss Skinvik attends the Normal
school here, and this week is their
Easter vacation.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-20

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
FORT SMITH, Ark. April 90
Twenty-Five known dead, from seven
ty-five to one hundred and twenty
five injured and the casualty list
growing as communication was es.
tablished with isolated districts, was
reported today from the wind
wrecked parts of Yell, Logan, Frank
lin, Scott, Johnson and Boone coun.
ties, Arkansas.
Communication with some parts of
the hill country hit by the Sunday
night series of gales probably will
not be established for a day.
Reports continued to filter through
Of small villages and cross-road ham.
lets being wrecked
Eighteen deaths were reported in
Yell county, four in Johnson, and
from three to fifteen in Logan coun.
ty. Harkeys valley. Cabin vreek,
Howes Creek, Hickeytown, Blaine
and Belleville were reported the
towns hardest hit. a..#-
Property damage was reported to
run into the tens of thousands Of
dollars. r..
Five in One Family.
FORT SMITH, Ark, April 90
Seven persons were killed, five in one
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-20

The early meeting of the premiers
and foreign ministers was somewhat
stormy, it was learned. Premier Mil
lerand, of France, was reported to,
have voiced his country's demand for
complete solidarity among the allies
in execution Of the treaty OF peace
with Germany while Premier Nitti of
Italy maintained his position in favor
of economic resurrection of the form
er enemy power.
The session came to an abrupt end
after two hours, Llyod-George having
requested Millerand to assume more
conciliatory attitude on interpreta-
ton of the Versailles pact
MilIerand was described as greatly
with the attitude of the
other leaders.
Reply to Wilson's Note.
PARIS, April 20.-The allied reply
to President Wilson's note on Turkey
will say the allies cannot withdraw
any of the decisions they have reach
ed regarding the Ottoman power,
special dispatches from San Reno
today said
The reply, according to the dis
patches, while conciliatory in tone,
will reject practically all the Wilson
suggestions, including expulsion or
the Turk from Constantinople.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-20
Troops and Qbregon Revolution
lists Engage in Battle Near Mexico City
When Federal Soldiers are Solicited.
LRRANz|sTA TROOPS DRIVEN DRIVEN BACK BACK
fort to Penetrate Sonora Through PulPlto
Pass. Fails When Machine Guns and Con-
crete Breastworks Prove Death Trap.

effort to force through the pass is exS
pected shortly, but officers OF the so
nora army declare the narrow pass
age and new defenses made 1t posi-
Bile for fifty men to hold the pass
against an army.
Anticipating that the Carranza gov
ernment will launch its strongest at
tack upon the Sierra and Sinola rebels
from the more vulnerable Durango Dor
ders, secessionist forces are being hur
ried there. Detachments OF 4acil ana
Mayo Indians, friendly to the anti
Carranza cause have been sent south
into Sinalo to guard the wide passes
in the Durango mountains.
The Sonora army chiefs are count
ing upon Villistas to protect the south
ern Chihuahua-Sonora line from an
approach OF Carranzista forces. Gener-
sai p. Elias Gales has ordered one hun
dred thousand rounds of machine gun
ammunition, sent to the villistas.
Sonora troops are also being concen-
trated at Montezuma, from which they
will be sent into Sinola to hold towns
captured by General Flores on his
march toward Mazatlan and Tepec.