davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-04

and a general good time was enjoyed
by all.
@. 1. McI.am is having serious
time with large earbnncle, which
has seven points.
Mrs. Ira d. Welch and son are Wis
ting at the home of her father, ID. G.
Mckay.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-04

Norwich university for the week end.
Loren Spencer picked red raspberries
Sept. 80
Lester Jordan and family have
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sc n6jakych lodi, zaplatiti "a
ne sunni urGenou rozhodcim. V
pripade, ze lodi mali byti da-
ny jako reparace, bude Jim
jejich cena pripsana ma 1cet.
Phi poslednich poradach,
konanych We Vidni ia ucasti
zastupce Hinesova bylo dosaze
no dohody v podrobnostech.
Ceskoslovenska Republika OBJ
drzi celkem 3 osobni parnlky,
sedm vlecnych parniku a 116
vieGnych lodi. Dunajska paro-
plavebni spolecnost odevzda
nam diva menSi osobni parniky
po $50 konskych silach "Ang-
stein a "VochaVa", ktere jez-
dily dosud pc hornim Dunaji a
hodi Sc pro plaVbu ma trait
mezi Parkanem a Bratislavou
Dale velky parnik Widen" c
710 konskych silach, ktery jez-
di dosud 2 Vidne do PeSti
Jihon6m. paropl. spoil. ma Wy.
dati 5 vlecnych parniku. -
| Cd Mad. paropl. spoil. obdrzi-
me nejvetsi jeji remorker c
1900 k. sil. Magyar Orszak
cd Atlantiku "Beatars" o 45C
k. s., cili celkem 1886 k. S.
misto pridelenych 1000. Ze
I116 lodi, ktere obdrzime, pri-
pada 81 ma iihonem. spolec.
most, ostatni ma Mad. paropl
spoil, Dunajskou paropl. a ba
Ivorsky Lloyd.
@ osudu lodenice V Komalnt
nebylo dosud rozhodnuto, ale
lie urcitosti souditi, re nan
zustane.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-05
ROZTRfDENf JINONAROD.
MILO OBYVATELSTVA.
(F.L.f.S.)

z censovni ufadovny Depart
mentu Obchodu vydany byly
zpravy roztfideni obyvatel-
stva jinonarodnlho V nekte-
rych mestech. V Chicagu ma
priklad bylo spocteno ma $685.
482 jinde narozenych osadni-
ku. Nejvice je tam Polaku, ro-
zenych V Polsku. Spocteno bylo
jich 1877. GIL, Nemcu 112, ,2SS,
Rusu 102.095, potom prijdou
Italove S 1925, Cechoslovacf
S 50.392. Portugalca je tam jen
Al.
V jine zprave z censovnf IL
fadovny uvaden jest pocet jim
de narozeneho obyvatelstva v
mestech Cincinnati, Clevelan-
du a Columbusu. V Cincinnati
ie 42.827 jinde narozeneho o.
byvatelstva, V Clevelandu
.239.538 v Columbus 16.055.
" Cincinnati je nejvice Mem
cu jinde narozeneho obyva-
telstva. Pc Mich pfijdou Russo
We, dale Ircane, Mad'ari, TIA
love, Francouzove a JIM. Ce-
choslovaku v Cincinnati jinde
narozenych je jen 800.
V Clevelandu nejvice jinde
narozeneho obyvatelstva je
polske narodnosti. PolakG je
35.024, pax priidou Mad ari,
Nemci a ma ctvrtem mfste. jsou
Cechoslovaci S 23!907 ! obyva-
tell, pax jsou Rusove, Italove,
Jihoslovane, Rakusane a JIM
Portugalca je zde jen Ia.
V Columbus je nejvice Mem
CT iinde zrozenych. Po nicl
prljdou Italove, pax Rusove.
Ircane, Anglicane a Portugal.
ci. ".
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CESkOSLOVENSkY VYVOZ
IA r. 1920 DVAKRAT VETSI
NEZ DOVOZ.

Prave byly vydany zaznamy
o csl. zahranicnim obchodu V
r. 1920. Vysvlta z Mich, re Gel
kovy dovoz do nasi republiky
obnasel 29,04O,321 metrickych
centu, kdezto vyvoz "a tutez
.dobu byl celkem 60,022,290
metr. cent?. Byl tedy mas W.
voz vice nez dvakrat vetsi nez
dovoz.
Do Csl. republiky Sc V roce
1920 nejvice zbozi dovezlo 2
Nemecka, t. j. 20,723,404
metr. cent?. Ze Spoj. Statu Sc
dovezlo do CSR. 2,083,549 m.
cent?, Polska 1,060,976, Ra
kcuska 3,272,413 m. c., z Ma
d'arska S71,208, z Belgie
.831 ,462, z Rumunska $40, ,606,
= Italie 523, ,430, z Velke Bri-
TAME 323,247, q Jugoslavie
|313, 900 metr. centd atd.
Pri vyvozu pfipada ma Ne
mecko 30,880,736 metr. cent?,
na Rakousko 23,931,142, Ma
d'arsko 3,225,185, Francii
1,958,185, Polsko 1,762,940, /
talii 1,739,005, Jugoslavii
635,7 Spoiene Staty 211,-
O37.
z uvedenych cfslic je vidno,
re mas zahr. obchod sci V r.
1920 opetne nejvic pres Meme
cko a Rakousko, a vdbec zem6
lscusedni, coz lie vysvetliti jed
max pfirozenou polohou a sta
vem valuty penez stfedoevrop-
Iskych statu.
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uTadu, ale vzhledem k tomu,
re je jen nepatrne mnozstvl
zvonu pc ruce, S vysledkem ta-
kovym, ze Rakusane nabizeji
nam 1000ekilogramu zvonovi-
ny. Pokud Sc tyce nahrady, je
nutno cekati ma rozhodnuti re
paracni misse. Oproti zpra-
yam, jakoby .jinym statGm byly
zvony dodany, konstatuje Sc,
ze zadny stat neobdrzel z re-
kvirovanych won't niceho. Ma
Sc urady by daily k takovemu
delenf souhlas tehdy, kdyz by
chom dostali patricny podil.
V rakouskych sbernach ne
nj zvonu ami zvonoviny. Tezko
ovsem fici, IDA nektery 2 ma
sich zvon1 Sc nedostal do ne
ktereho alpskeho kostela. Te-
prve soustavne patrani pomuze
prinesti svetlo do veci a tn
nesmime 81 ciniti velikych ma
deli.
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Vitelna. Nase vlada nesml svo-
liti k tomu pod zadnou zamin-
kou. Je il sverena nejen ochra-
ma materielnich zajmu naseho
naroda, nybrz moralnich. O.
statne odmitnuti nasi reci ubli-
zilo by brzy take narodnimu
prosp6chu. V echo de Paris"
professional jiz Henry Borde-
aux. Francouzska Academic
m6la by spolecne PROFESSIONAL,
coz by prece melo jakysi dci-
mex. Ostatne citi-li Sc literati
zasazeni, nezanecha toto ne
bezpeci nasi verejnost netec-
nou. Vsichni Francouzi zboznu
il svdj rodny jazyk, ii, kdoz
nahodou nemluvi Jim vzdy
pfesne, jak by meli".
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zakond name naroky ma Ii
vot cloveku primereny.
Kdyz zena pride do obcho-
du nakoupit zivotni potfeby,
tn obchodnik Sc nepta, je-li je-
il muz elektrikar, plumbar,
ktefl vydelaji pres dollar ma
hodinu, aneb mali ieji muz
jen SOC ma hodinu. Ia zbozi
pocita stejnou cenu kazdemu,
tax jako sam stejnou cenu mu
81 platit.. Neni to cena prace,
ktera TAX zdrazuje stavby
zivotni potfeby, ale naroky
ma velky zisk vyrabitelu, do
davatelu j.
V m6sici cervnu mela zde
konyenci americka organisace
zvana Kiwanians. Jsou to spoil
ky pro podporovani verejneho
dobra. Jeden den NELL ma pro
gramu pfednasku Roger W..
Babsena, znameho hospodar-
skeho myslitele. Pfednaska sc
konala "a velk6 ucasti V Ma
sonic Hallu ma Euclid Ave. We
|sve vyznamne reci mezi jinym
pravil:
"Americky obchodnik musi
Sc vratit k zakladnm poctivo-
sti, k dobremu hospodarstvi q
setrnosti, nez m6ze We Spoje-
nych Statech nastat blahobyt
Jak dlouho tento upadek po
trva? TAX dlouho, dokud 81
lnenaucime znat mas zivotnl u
lkol. Dokud nenahradime hra
bivost spravnym jednanim. Do
Ikud neuzname, re jsme zde ne
|sv6te, abychom spolecne tn ka
Iru tahli ne jen 81 pohodln'
sedli a jezdili. Lid vlastni zku
Isenosti musi prijit k tomu ma
Ihledu, re Sc vyplaci byti po
ctivym, ze Sc vyplaci praco
vat, misto lenosit. Myslim, q
Iopakovani nahledu R. w. Bal
soma dobre pfileha k svecen
d6lnick6ho svatku zvlaste
pom6rech V jakych dnes zije
me. F. s
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CO Sc STANE. Sc ZVONY
REkVIROVANYMI "a
VALkY.

Ninistr Zahradnik sestavil
pred nedavnem lzpravu o tom,
co sc stale Sc zvony, jez byly,
jak znamo, rekvirovany a od-
vezeny Csl. republiky v dobe
valky, kdy zkomiraiici rise
habsburska trpela nedostat-
KEN kovu ma vyrobu zbrani a
strellva. Ministr Zahradnik
sdeluje, ze. mnoho zvonG, zvla-
ste z prvni druhe rekvisice, by
10 roztaveno, re zbytku a z
treti rekvisice mnozstvi bvlo
rozkradeno., Csl. zastupce We
V'dni Cd pocatku ujimal Sc We
cI a zakrocoval u rakouskych
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Ceskoslovenske Mar. Sdruze

Ceskoslovenske Mar. Sdruze
nj v Americe odevzdalo Ces-
koslovenske peel dite castku
Kc $4,000, jakozto podil &c
SHREK dotycne organisace ma
podporu vyzivy deti v repu-
blice Ceskoslovenske. Reditel-
stvi Csl. pece dlte vzdava
Narodnimu Sdruzeni ceskoslo-
venskemu V Americe "a tento
slechetny dar vrely dix.
K objevu krapnikovych je-
skyn ma Slovensku. Jak jsme
jiz oznamili, objevil uGitel A
lois Kral z. Uh. Brodu velke
krapnikove jeskyne V Dema-
,novske doline V Liptove IA
tSlovensku. "Velky dom" je-
skynni je vysoky 70 az 80 me-
trl, ieskyne isou dlouhe ne
kolik EilometrI. Osm hodin
trvalo neustaIe chuze, nez je
,objevitel a jeho druhove 7.
srpna prosli.
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LODSTVO DUNAJSKE A JE.
HO ROZDELENl
c. S. t. X.

Pri projednavani mirovych
smluv a vsech dalsich ujednani
z Mich vyplyvajicich byla o.
tazka dunajska re vsech ota-
EEK vnitrozemske plavby nej-
siozitejSi. Otazka Ryna byla
jiz rozhodnuta, pokud Sc tyce
otazky labske, dohodnou sc 0
nj Ceskoslovensko a N6mecko,
rovnez uprava otazky oderske
bude projednana temito dvema
staty (po pripade i Polskem),
az bude rozhodnut problem
hornoslezsky.
NejobtiznejSim bylo jednani
o koristi rakousko-uherskeho
lod 'stva dunajskeho z konce
valky, kdy Srbsko, Rumunsko
a Francie zajaly 1886 lodi o
coo, 900 tunach, vlecnych parni
XII a ruznych jinych lodi o
$4,000 konskych sill. Jednalo
So to, zda ma tyto lodi VITA
huje Sc pravo soukrom6, nebo
podlehaji-li jako valecna ko-
Tist' pravu mezinarodnimu.
Rozhodci, jimz byl American
Hines, usoudil, re skoro veSke-
re lodi byly We sluzbach rak.-
uherskeho ministerstva pro IL
Ccly vojenske a proto Sc nemu-
re ma ne Vztahoyati nedotknu-
telnost soulTomeho majetku.
Pouze maly pocet lodi, pouzi-
vanych pro ucely soukrome,
bude vraceno jich majitelum.
ostatni pripadly vitezum jake
valeGna korist'.
Druhym ukolem rozhodcihc
bylo rozdeleni dunajskeho lod
stva Nemecka, Rakouska a
Mad arska mezi spojenecke
staty podunajske. Jednalo sc
pfi tom 100000 tun vlec.
nych clunu a 100000 kon-
skych sill jinych lodi. Rozhodet
Hines dospel k nazoru, re o.
prayn6ne potfeby Jugoslavie {
Rumunska jsou uspokojenS
| lod d'stvem V jejich moci Sc ma
chazeiicim, a rozsoudil, zt
Rakousko by melo odstoupit
et6mto zemim a Ceskoslovenskl
fnektere osobnf parniky, *
fNemecko, Rakousko a Mad ar
lsko mali postoupiti. Ceskoslo
|vensku definitivne 10000 tul
tvlecnych lodi a 4 4,450 konskycl
si3 parniku pro csl. obchodn
| dopravu.
! DIE ustanovenl mirove smlol
| Wy s Rakouskem a Mad ar
! skem mali staty, jimz dostalc
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SOUPERSTVf DVOU SVETO-
VYCH JAZYkU.

Pondelni parizsky Temps
oznamuje, re francouzsky lite
rarni svet je velmi rozcilen
zpravou, re ma Westinghouse
konferenci odzbrojeni nebu-
de pfipusten jiny dfedni ja-
zyk nez anglicina. Nejen vse-
chny zapisy a doklady budou
.pry psany anglicky, ale take
vSichni fecnici, zastupuJicl ruz
ne narody, budou Sc muset Wy
iadrovati anglicky a ii, kteri sc
anglicine nenaucili, nebudou a
| nj pripusteni Ike slovu ami k "a
Isedani.
Frantina byla ode daVna di-
plomatickym jazykem. Nastou-
pila ma misto latiny, coz ne
stale Sc nikterak proto, re
Francouzi NELL prevahu politi-
ck6 moci, iak Sc tvrdiva. Dd-
lkazem je zde to, ze yysada
prezila jejich nestesti r. 1870 a
zc jediny dfedni text frank
furtsk6 smlouvy byl sepsan
francouzsky.
MAS jazyk', pise autor clan
ku V Temps, "ziskal toto
prvenstvi pro svoje Vnitrni
vlastnosti, ponevadz ze vsech
de nejjasnejSi, nejlogiGtejsi a
Inejpresneisi: ponevadz treba V
Anglii Y Nemecku bylo mno-
no velkych basniku, francouz-
Iska prosa je dokonala, jak u
lkazuje svedectvi Oscara Will
dea a opravdu bez soupere v
lmodernich literaturach. Nebyl
Ito ami LudYik XIV, ami Ludvik
XIV, nybrz Pascal, Molliere,
IVoltaire d MontesquieL, ktefi
Imaji zasluhy 0 tuto slavnou
universamost, posvecenou uzi-
Iyanim frantiny diplomacii. BY
10 by trochu slime, kdyby Vi
|tezstyf stale mas jazyk vice
inez porazka. Prvni politovani
lhodny. dstupek stal Sc pr
|smlouv6 versaillesk6, ktera by
LA napSana We dVou teXtechi
Ifrancouzsky a anglicky, obou
IGTednich. rato obet' nebyla nj
kterak oduvodnena: mas jazyk
ineni V upadku a jazyk nasich
,spojencu nenabyl novych "a
sluh; nebylo proc meniti zvyk
lstaleti. Nezasluhuje-E vylucn6
ucty, nemgla by nau hyti aspoT
odplrsns TentoEsate va WASH
ingtone bvla by nenailost VIC
nemu uplna nehoda nenapra'
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TAX jako We Vsem, We sve-
ceni delnickeho svatku Sc Wy
konal rozumny pokrok.
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v PONDEL1 5. zAR1 1921.
Delnicky svatek.

TAX jako We vsem, i We sve-
ceni delnickeho svatku Sc w
konal rozumny pokrok.
V drivejsich dobach, kdy
Sc temi poulicnimi paradamf
vynucovalo uznani delnickeho
svatku, agitovalo Sc We vsech
delnickych organisacich, aby
pruvody byly cetne zastoupe-
ne jak mono pestre. Cleno-
We nektere unie nell stejne
kalhoty, JIM stejn6 kosile, ce-
pice, hulky, tax ably Sc 0 dse-
be lisili dodavali puvab to-
mu pruvodu. Vykracovali jsme
81 vzdy hrde "a tim praporem
a obycejne tom vedru sc ne
kde ma ulici cekalo a pax po-
chodovanim a unavou byla vel
ka zizen, kterou ma takovy
svatek jsme krotili tim peni-
wynn, TAX re mnozi "a kratko
pro cel6 odpoledne byli odpra
veni.
Dnes poradanlm prednaaek
a vyletd jest dcelneji ten del
nicky svatek zasyecen.
Oysem to sveceni tento rok
bude skromnejsi nez jina leta
neb jak novinari ohIasuji, jest
$4,000 delnikd bez' prace, i
cemuz muzeme pridat, re jest
jich dvakrate tolik a kde Sc
malym procentem delnikd pra
cuje, mzda jest znacne snize
ma.
Slysime casteji yycitky, y
delnici nepocitah, kdyz vyd6
laval SIS az $40 denne, ale
kdo je vydelal, 0 tom zadni
zminka. Ano, byli nekteri, kite
II tax mnoho vydelali, ale tin
nebylo placeno jejich odbor
ne vzd6lani neb proziravost
nybrz byli placeni "a to, n
nell tax silnou telesnou sou
stavu, re mohli tu drinu a t.
horko vydrzet; ale re Jejici
prace podilnici zavodu bral
sto az dye ste procent divi
dend, aniz by prstem hnuli,
tom sc nemluvi.
Bylo jiste procento delniku
jez nerozumnym jednanim OF
puzoyalo zaiem vefejnosti pr'
unie, re ohteli byti placen
"a straveny cas-, ne ia praci
avsak Ia to nen1dze ia velk;
vetsina, ktera jest dnes zahal
kou nedostatkem trestana.
Jak Sc pomery vyvinuji,. bl
deme miti delnickou aristokra
eli a "a maly plat ma dfin'
odkazane ,delniky. Pro jist'
odbory Sc dosud udrzuje pla
pres dollar ma hodinu, ale pr
velkou vetsinu I'll PAM chtei
upravit prumernou mzdu I'll
Get centu ma hodinp. Jak mtl
re clovek VERT ma lidskost
kfest'anstvi? Mdze dnes ne
kdo pfi nynsjsi drahote uzivi
rodinu pfi mzde soc ma hodi
nu? Vsechny deti mali stein
hlad a kazdy die pfirodnlcl
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OBRAZEK Z PRAZSKE
SOUDNf SINE.
Trojspolek.


dive rozvedene. Rozhodne to /
nebyly Willy, nizadny Adonis
nebyl by Sc ocitl pokuseni.
Jazyk jejich jake mec, bfitky,
pronikavy a hromovladny. By
lo-li drive mezi mimi sesterstvi
pro same partyky, vjely by 81
nyni do drdolG a zle by 81 je |
Individuality. Pan rada Syko-
ra nestacil je aspon vcera o.
kfikovati, jak Sc do sebe "a
kously. Jinak celkem svorne
pfiznavaly barvu.
Take Sc vetsinou barvy
jednalo. Pan tovarnik KozaE
" Praze VII. je vyrabi, k to-
mu cili potrebuje zenskych sill.
ale ty jeho zenske, jak Sc W.
jadril - kradou jako straky.
|Snad kradou kdyz spi. K MIN
take nalezela prvni 2 gracii'
Katerina Kettnerova. Hlava
velika, telo male, ruce pohy
blWe. Jeji druzky prisoudily j.
epitheton "ohyzdne baby. Ia
| v toyarne kradla krabice s
barvami, fermez terpentino-
Ivy olej, pry znamenity prostre
dek k mazani hfbetu, kdyz
nekdo utrzf vyprask ma zale-
tech. Toho "tyrpanu" cili "ter
lpetyklu" vycichlo pod rukou
lKettnerove nekolik litru. Tyto
|vsecky barevne a pachnouei
poklady zanaSela Kettnerova
Ike sve zname Aloisii Sedlatko
I've.
| Ia pry do vseho prisla ne
lvinne> Mivala obchod, ale ne
Isel. Prodala tedy vSecko, i ma
lbytek, slozila vse do beden a
minila zaloziti Stesti jinde. Ma
nadrazi pry j vsecko ukradli
a tax zustala ma milne.
| "Pani draha", zacala k nj
ljednou hovoriti Kettnerova, "ta
dyhle by 81 mohli -bryndy po
moct ma nohy" a postavila
1pfed nj nadobu S fernajzem a
Inejakou barvou ma podlahu.
Sedlackova pochopila. Hned
lnavazala styky S hokynaj'kou
| lBlahovou, n6co Sc take odesi-
lalo ma venek postou, casti u
lzilo Sc k vykrasleni prfbytku,
lale ODE zeny brzy Sc znesvari-
lily pro cenu zatim krade2
byla odhalena.
Pojednou vsechny byly
cnostne, kazda vedela, ze tc
Ipochazelo kradeze a odsu.
zujic druhe dive rozhoEcent
: vracela zp6t, co jeste mela.
Tim ovsem Sc nezachranily
pfed stihanim soudnim, pravt
tax jako obchodnik Jos. Hej
danek, ktery cd sousedek '
dobe te take barev nakupoval
Veera zodpovldaly Sc til hole
sovicke gracie a senat u
znal vsechny po navrhu ver
zalobce pana Zaka vinnym
die zaloby a odsoudil Kettnel
ku a Sedlackovou do tezkeht
zalare kazdou ma diva mesice
Hejdanka Ma sest tydnu a Bl;
hoyou ma ctvri tydny.
4 Bude d0Zadana pO1cle, aby
i, Sc vyJadrila mravnosti tech
to zen, jinak zachovalych. Pal
lteprve soud rozhodne o pod
Iminenosti trestu. Zenskym t,
!, |ovsem bylo jedno. Jen muzsky
Sc dial do place.
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MCKEE 4 SAFFER-"THE
BLUES cHAsERS" AT, GRAND

Anyone who has the slightest
symptoms Of having case OF the
f4s1bluess'scan find immediate relief
lat the Grand theatre on Friday only,
when Mckee and Safer, known as
s.The. Blueet ~Ghasers," appear in their
tsnappy, act of s0ngssand music. They
ARE two talented young women, one
SSof whom playssf thu paine; both sing,
and have considerable t0 say in strict
II up-to-date popular svernacular.
10 Other. acts on the bill are Gayles
and Langley, in ""Tidbits Of Vaude-
ville.D Curt Galloway, the original
Frisco hobo comedian, and the
Fairfield Trio," three young. men,
each an artist on the saxaphone, ban
10 and Hawaiian guitar.
"Fixed By George" another of the
popular five-part comedies featuring
Lee and Moran, will recede the
vaudeville at both the afternoon and
evening performances.
:: Taken all together, it is one Of the
best programs ever offered the vaude-
vile fans in this city, and advance
information reports that it is an un-
usual bill.
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helms latest Universal-Jewel feature,
"The Devils Pass Key" on view at
the Grand theatre Saturday and Sun
day. .... '..4l.
There is the famous race track in
Paris where the Grand Prix, the
French turf classic, is run. The audi
ence sees the races, the grand-stand
filled with the wealth and fashion of
Europe, and the boxes containing
royalty and the nobility. =.
There is panorama of Paris, the
city, Of light and .gayety, showing ey-
cry familiar landmark from the Care
Du :Nord to the Eiffel ;Tower-the
brights streets, the smart shops and
the cosmopolitan crowds. ~ g.
An exact reproduction of the The
atre Francois, showing the beautiful
auditorium with its huge audience
in correct evening e.tire; for it is the
,premiere of aa new play, and the
wealth of Paris is IN attendance.
One of the scenes shows the fash
ionable establishment of Nine. Malot,
modiste extraordinary, with its score
of manequins who display the extrav-
aeant designs for which the shop is
famous.
There are also views of the most
popular. restaurants and cafes of
Paris, with their gay !cabarets and
beautiful women. The story is from
the pen of the Baroness DeMeyer,
and Erich Won Stroheim, knowing
Paris like a gendarme, has given it a
mastery production.
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TSIrs. C. 70. Haugan and daughter
Olga were Bemidji visitors Tuesday.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Lein of Debs re-
turned Tuesday evening from Fosston
where they spent several days visit
ing friends and relatives. lss& 4, Z. J
u Ernest Erickson, cruiser for the
Duxbury Land Co., arrived here
Tuesday; where he.will make ties and
|cut wood until spring. Z, -, -
/ VIM. Dodge and family returned
here Tuesday from Mammoth Springs,
Ark, where they wentlast fall. They
|are glad to get back to good old Min
|nesota, which they much prefer to
Arkansas. This is a good warning to
others, who have a good home here, to
stay where they. are. - ~ ,s} - X
Conrad Brooks of Grand Forks
called here Wednesday for a visit
with the RiVess brothers. '| t.,
Clarence Melland was Leonard
visitor Wednesday. '...'..- :
Nels RudeN was Bemidji visitor
Thursday. -, .-s - p, ~, E. g.: :; -.
Ole DAZZLE and Matt Olson We're
Pinewood business visitors Thurs
day. !, >.... =
Miss Della Lindgren returned to
Bemidji Thursday to, attend high
school. She came home for a few
days on account of the fire. They
started school again in the various
churches and theatres and halls. We
must give Bemidji credit for getting
school started so soon., V,
Mrs. LIVER Rockvog returned home
Thursday after visiting her, parents
in North Dakota for month. .>z.& :
Mrs. Zenia Birberick of Bemidji
arrived here Saturday for visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Surma.
|: Mrs. Josie Sadness of Solway Ear
rived here Saturday for visit with
her brother, "A: H. Hanson. ;, - :
John Iverson and Carl Melfand re-
turned to Scribner Monday morning
after spending Sunday ct their homes ( $
near here. = x -.
y Miss Josephine Wenstfn1n of Debs
was a Bemidjisvisitor Monday II + &
Gust Eek Of Debs returned home
Monday from a visit TO- Clearbrook
over Sunday. 49,.
C. Woods, A. J. Dahlberg and VIM:
Winger of Debs were Pinewood bust
ness visitors Monday?
Mrs. C.. o. Haugan was down to
Bemidji to see her daughter Olga,
who is receiving medical treatment.
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At THE REX
TODAY AND FRIDAY

"Curtain!" is a delightfully."- re-
freshing picture Of stage life from
the celebrated Saturday Evening Post
story Of Rita Wieman. It is one of
the best starring vehicles that charm
ing Katherine Macdonald, famous
American beauty, has ever had. There
has never been a picture made that
discloses such close intimate lmowl-
edge of the stage-for it is technical
ly correct in every detail and the
story is real from showman's point
Of view.
Nancy. Bradshaw was reared in the
ero ronment of the stage. Her cradle
was the tray Of a theatre trunk. Jerry
Coghlan, who has known Nancy since
her birth, and who has become a
prominent Broadway manager, gives
her an opportunity to star in a new
play by a young author who is her
silent admirer. She makes good.
Nancy meets q millionaire pursuer
Of women Of the stage and after a
whirlwind courtship, marries him. He
forces her to forsake the stage stating
that his love will fill the void. Later
a wonderful son is born to Nancy and
he helps her to overcome her long,
ing for the glamour Of the footlights.
Coghlan and the young author are
constant visitors at Nancy's Long Is
land home, seeking her advice and
help OH their new production. Nancy
will not listen to their attempts to
lure her back to the stage.
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About "a members Of the Women
Sunshine club of FROM gathered at
The, home of Mr.. and, Mrs. Ole Felland
last Sunday aftern DON. After most
delightful; social, afternoon, refresh
ments, which the selfinvited guests
brought, were served: All report hav-
ing good time i,3t,ty'r ,a1
Mr. and Mrs. Fred 'Hensel OF Good
Thunder arrived here last Wednes-
day. They intend to make their
home here. Mr.. Hensel is a5sont of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Hehsel.:s ons,>
- Mrs!1 up. Evans, who has beer. on
the siGb list, is able to be out again:
Miss Esther 'Orhberga visited at the
home of Mrs. Julia CoDurn@ Friday.
Mrs. Helmer Larson went to Be-
midi last Friday to consult a dentist.
Mrs. Albert Hansen went to Be-
midi last Wednesday to attend to
business matters.
Gust Berg, who has logging camp
at Moval Lake, came home Saturday
to spend the week end with, his fam
lily. * 49, ...
Mrs. Hugo Hensel and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Hensel visited at the Nels Will
lett home last Saturday evening.
The Christian day school in FROM,
of which Rev. Erdman4. ". Frenk is
instructorssis being w attfndeds in
spite Of thescpld weather And. bad
roadssBetws4n twept4 and thirty
children arc enrolled. y IA ~