davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-24

Sandusky, O., %. srpna. -
Cedar Point, vyletni misto. jest
"suche" dnes vecer. Vtrhla
tam totiz prohibicni armada,
dvacet sedm muzi silna a kdyz
byla Sc svoji rekvisici hotova,
mela "a $125.O00 vybornych
lihovin, JED zabaveny vetsinou
v hotelich a We spravni budo-
We spolecnosti, ktera ono mi
sto vlastni a operuje. Rovnez
ma Sandusky najezd byl pod
niknut klubovn6 znameho
radu Moose byla velka zasoba
lihovin zabavena. Federalni
zrizenci po delsi cas- veci v Ce-
dar Point pozorovali, a kdyz
najezd zahajen, v6deli, kan
jiti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-24


chaela Collinse pribylo do Du-
blina dnes. Bylo pfijato gen.
Richardem Mulcahym dvema
setninami narodniho vojska a
asi padesati civilisty.
Vojaci konati budou cestnou
straz U rakve vrchniho velite-
lie az do Isvitu v nemocnici sv.
Vincence, kan telesne pozu-
statky dopraveny. Casne rano
budou prevezeny ma delovem
podvozci do radnice, kde bu-
dou vystaveny al do nedele
odpoledne. PAX budou vzaty do
prozatimni kathedraly, kde
slavna zadusni mse bude slou-
zena v pond6li IL. hod. dopo-
ledne.
Pohreb konan bude ma hrbi-
tov Glasnevin, kde onehdy ulo
zen k poslednimu odpocinku
Arthur Griffith.
Dodatecne podrobnosti o
bitve, v niz vrchni velitel padl,
jsou sd6lovany druzinou, jez
telo provazela. Kdyz bitva tr-
vala asi hodinu a Collins utrpel
jiz jednou zran9ni, byl zasa-
Zen do celia sttelou, jez vysla
ven "a uchem.
Bylo zrejmo ma prvni po-
hled, re rama byla smrtelna,
nicmene vsak Collins sc zeme
strilel a povzbuzoval sve dru-
by.
Slabym, sotva slysitelym
hlasem pozadal o generally Dal
tOna a O'COnnella. AckOli tito
byli zdrceni tragickou udalosti,
snazili Sc pot6siti vrchniho ve-
litele. Ia neustale palby telo
bylo vlozeno do obrn6ne kary,
odvezeno do Corku a umist6no
v Shanakiel nemocnici. Hned
potom neprehledne zastupy "a
caly sc shromazd'ovati v uli-
cich.
Kdyz telo vystaveno v nemoc
nici, bylo brzy potom navstive-
no arcibiskupem Cohalanem.
Pc modlitbach odvezeno k par
niku. Kolem vozu kracela vo-
jenska straz, "a nj skupina o.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-24
KDE Sc PROHIBICE
VYPLACf.

Lorain. O., %. srpna. -
Sedm set devadesat pet osob
bylo usv9dceno 2 prestupova-
nj prohibicnich zakon1 zde
ode dne co Crabbe-Iv zakon
vessel v platnost v r. 1919. Ia
tn dobu bylo skolektovano ma
pokutach a soudnfch vtlohach
cd prestupnikd $4,000, die
zpravy podane dnes stamimu
prohibicnimu koanisafi D. V.
Parkerovi direktorem bezpec-
nosti Frankem Kladyn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-24
RADIKAL FOSTER ZATCEN.
Byl pry v cele rozvstveneho
komunistickeho spiknuti.

Chicago, %. srpna. - " "a
tceni Williama z. Fostera, hla
w Vzdelavaci ligy remeslnic-
kych unit, v Chicago dnes We
Ger, uveznenl sedmnacti clenI
komunisticke strany v Ameri-
ce a patrani po padesati dal-
slch osobach, mezi nimiz jest
Rose Pastor Stokesova, New
Yorku, federalni a statni mi
chiganske urady oznamily od-
haleni a zlomeni jednoho z nej-
vetsich radikalnich spiknuti
poslednich let.
Vetsina uveznenych byla "a
tcena pri pGlnocnim najezdu
v horach okresu Berrien, v Mi
chigan, dvanact mil jizne cd
Benton Harbor. Tam "rudi"
sc shromazdili ku svemu W.
rocnimu sjezdu v hustle zales-
nenem ldoli.
SchGze konana pri zari
smolnic a podavali pry tam
zpravy osobni zastupci Lenina
a Trockeho. Pfitomne zelez-
nicni stavky melo byti pouzito
k sifeni programu nasili. V
posledni chvfli zvedeli pry ko-
muniste O chystanem najezdu
a tim sc vysvetluje, ze jenom
sedmnact jich bylo zatceno,
kdezto ostatni, asi padesat. Sc
zachranilo Itekem.
Foster zatcen byl We sve L.
radovne v Chicago a popira,
ze vabec byl v Michiganu. Ma
mfste, kde Sized byl konan,
zabaveny diva psaci stroje, do
pisni papiry a oSalky a seznam
clenI komunisticke strany.
Nejvetsi ddlezitost Sc pri-
klada zatcenf C. E. Ruthenber-
ga z Clevelandu, narodniho Sc
kretafe Workers Party.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-24
MA APOSTOLSKOU CESTU.

Pariz, %. srpna. = Fran
couzsti wharf jsou do te miry
podeseni Sirenfm sc prohibice,
re mayor Gerard, z Dijonu,
podnikl protiprohibicni kam-
pan ma svdj vlastni vrub, ma
niz zavita do rGznych casti
Evropy. "Jdu pouze jako ma
yor mesta v Burgundsku do
kazovat, re prohibice jest psy-
chologickym omylem, jenz po-
razi svdj vlastni dcel," vysve-
tloval.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-24
OBYDLf STAVkOKAZU
SHOkELO.

Painesville, O., %. srpna.-
Jednopatrova "taborova" bu-
dova, v niz stavkokazove V
dilnach New York Central
drahy bydleli, byla znieena
ohn9m dnes casne rano. Asi
100 muzi zachranilo hole Ii
voty, avsak jejich satstvo a Ia
soby spolecnosti paddy v obet'
dravemu zivlu. Urednfci tyr
df, ze jedna cast budovy byla
polita petrolejem a pax zapa-
lena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-24
v CINE PRY KONEC VALKY

Sanghaj, 23.- -srpna. = DR..
Sun Yet Sen, vidce jihocinske
frakce, oznamil dnes, ze mir
vladne mezi severem jihem a
ze "valka jest u konce". z Pc
kingu Sc oznamuje, ze Ii Yuan
Hung, president cinske re.
publiky, jest hotov resignovati
We prospech DR.. Suna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-24
ZTRACENf LETCI
NALEZENI.

Londyn, %. srpna. = Kapi-
tan Mcmillan a kap. Maline,
briticti armadni letci, kteri sc
pokouseji obleteti svet, byli
nalezeni die zpravy z Kalkut.
ty. Byli zaneseni boufi neja.
kou vzdalenost cd m{sta, kde
chteli Sc snesti v. Kkyab, Bur-
ma.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-24
DALSf ZVYSOVANf MZDY

Youngstown, O., %. srpna,
- Ocelafske firmy v tomto
meste, jakoz v Bethlehem, Pa,
Wheeling, VIVA. a New Castle
Pa, nasledovaly pfikladu Uni
ted States Steel Corporation a
oznamily zvyseni mzdy d6lni-
ctva o 20 procent.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-24
VODKA JENOM 38-PRO-
CENTNf.

Berlin, %. srpna. - Popr-
We cd vypuknuti sv9tove valky
sovetska vlada oznamila, ze
vyda koncesse ma vyrobu rus
keho narodniho napoje, vod-
ky, tou vyhradou vsak, ze
nesmi obsahovati vice nez 38
procent alkoholu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-24
CESKE DEVCATKO ZABI
TO AUTOTRUCKEM.
Ma Miles ave. zabit 74-lety
stafec.

Devatym ditetem, jez "a me
sic srpen prislo o zivot pri do
pravnich nest6stich jest 3-lete
ceske devcatko Emilka Su-
lchych, 2045 Soloa ave. jed by.
la prejeta vcera odpoledne pra
We kdyz 81 byla pohrala s det-
mi a pres ulici Sc ubirala k
domovu. Ulici jela prave proti
sobe dve nakladni auta a dite
patrne v rozpacich, ma kterou
stranu sc vyhnouti, vbehlo pra-
We do drahy jednoho re stro-
jG. Jelikoz police vysetrila,
re Sc ridic osudneho auta sna-
I'll uhnouti, ably zachranil mia
dy zivot, byl tenro sprosten
kazde why.
Velky pocet zabitych ditek
automobily zavihovan jest sla-
bym dohledem policejnim, jak
prohlasil vcera manager Cle-
veland Safety Councilu, A. H.
Linz, nebot' vetsina traficnfch
policistu uzivana jest k hlida-
nj stavkokazi ce1mochd, svaze-
.jicich smeti pod znamenitou
policejni ochranou.
Ia podobnych okolnosti ja-
ko mala Emilka Suchych zahy-
null 74-lety w. Ebel, $500 Ger
man ave, jenz Sc dostal mezi
dive auta ma Miles ave. a vych.
95. ul. Starec dopaven byl do
nemocnice sv. Alexe ma Broad
way rozdrcenou hlavou, kde
"a pIl hodiny ma to zemrel.
Ridic auta Charles Eckstein,
4264 vych. 119. ul. byl jako
pGvodce zatcen dan v obza-
lobu pro zabiti. Vymlouva Sc,
ze Ebela pred svym strojem
nevid6l.
X jinemu nestesti doslo wee
ra v naSi ctvrti ma Mcbride
ave. vych. So. ul., kde byl
autem prejet 5-lety William
Frankewitz, bytem els. 5127
Fowler ave. Hosik utrpel Cd
reniny vetsiho rozmeru a byl
ridicem auta dopraven do biz
Ike nemocnice sv. Alexise.
Mimo uvedenych nestesti
zraneni byli jeste diva dalsi no
81. 9-lety John Wickus, 2085
zap. 104. ul. poransn byl pred
bytem autem a Jest v leceni v
nemocnici sv. Jana a 8-lety
Robert Eisner, 6707 Lawn ave,
N. w., vjel ma SVEN voziku pf{
mo pod kola auta a odvezen
taktez do nemocnice sv. Jana.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-24
SEDMDESAT RUSKYCH 20.
PU ODSOUZENO.

Riga, %. srpna. - Uredne
bylo sdeleno, ze 70 ruskych
duchovnich v charkovske GU
bernii bylo sovet tskym soudem
odsouzeno ma 5 let do zalare
pro prOtibOlSevickOu cinnost.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-24
SRAzKA AEROPLANU.

Pisa, Itahe, %. srpna. -
Diva vojenske aeroplany srazi-
ly sc zde dnes We vysi asi 1000
stop. Oba pilot, jakoz diva
pozorovatele byli nalezeni mr.
tvi pod trOskami.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-24
ELEZNICNf MACNAn NE0STUPNl.
ODEPREu VRATIT STAVKAkCM
DRiVEJSi PREDNOSTNf PRAVA
JEDINE SKUPINA ZAPADNfCH DRAH JEST MA.
KLONENA KU KOMPROMISU

New York, %. srpna. Sdru-
zeni zeleznicnich riditeld, 254
proti 4 hlasdm zamitlo dnes
navrh p6ti bratrstev zeleznic-
Mich zrizencG, ably drahy skon-
cily stavku zamestnanci re ze-
leznicnich dilen navracenim
stavkardm jejich drivejsich
prednostnich prav a Bert M.
Jewell, 1redni mluvci stavka-
r1, prohlasil, re sdruzeni uza-
vfelo dvefe miru a zahajilo w
host ma rozbiti unionismu.
Zaroven, odtrhnuvsi sc cd
vetsiny, byla skupina dvaceti
peti zeleznic, vetsinou zapad-
Mich siti, jez debatovala no.
vem navrhu bratrstev, ably jed
notlive drahy dohodly sc Sc
stavkari. Tato mensina, ackoli
souhlasi Sc stanoviskem vetsi-
ny v otazce navratu prednost-
mich pray stavkarGm, prece je-
nom jest ochotna k dalsimu wy
jednavani ma tom podklade, ze
jednotlive drahy hledely by Sc
dohodnouti Sc stavkari otazce
pfednostnich prav.
''Nedoslo k zadne roztrzce,"
<prohl l&Gil Hale Holden, pfedse-
etonak6 dr&h ( nrxs
ny JsOu "a jedno Y otazce pred
nostnich pray a jednotliva do
hodnuti museji byti uzavrena
We svetle tohoto dorozumeni."
Po odrocenf konference Sdru
zeni fiditelG zeleznic, mensina
pokracovala v zasedani, odroci
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-24
PRlMLUVf Sc "a RAKOU.
SKO.
Tento slib dan ceskoslovenskou
vladou rakouskemu kanclefi.

kOnferenci rakOuSkehO kancle-
re Seidela ceskoslovenskym YIN
premierem Bepesem v Praze
keaass sjsl $lfla sdais
dnes zpravu o vysledku dotce-
ne porady a pravi, re "a kon-
ference te slo o dive hlavni o.
tazky.
Kancler dotazoval sc prede-
vsim ceskoslovenskeho premie-
ra, je-li vGbec nejake mozno-
sti, ably Svaz narodG podnikl
vysetrovani rakouske otazky a
zajistil Vidni pljcku nyni, v
predvecer jisteho rozvratu. Dru
hou zivotni otazkou rakouske-
no kanclere bylo, mali jeho
zem nastoupiti jinou cestu a Wy
hledati spolecenstvi politicke
hospodarske s nekterou soused
nj zemf neb spojeneckou skupi-
nou.
Ma diva tyto dotazy kanclero
vi bylo odpovedeno statniky &c
skoslovenskymi, re pisobnost
Svazu narodI nelze ami v tomto
pripadu podcenovati a nasle-
dovne rakouska republika at
zasle dotceny appel predsedni-
ctvu Svazu. Pri te prilezitosti
premier Benes slibuje volani
Rakouska pomoc vsemozne
podporovat soucasne primlu-
viii sc "a Widen tez u jinych
narodG.
Kancler Seidel vydal sve w.
svetleni o prazske konferenci
We chvili, kdy Vidnf lomcova-
la obrovska demonstrace neza-
m6stnaneho a vyhladov9leho
lidu. Obrovske zastupy nespo-
kojencI vyhrnuly Sc do ulic,
kde obchodnici rychle sve kra-
my zavirali a kamz vsechna
policejni pohotovost byla ko-
mandovana. Lid vyhnul sc sice
plenu, ujistil vsak urady, jestli
re nebude vladou COST podnik-
nuto a zvlast' zdrazovani po.
travin nebude zastaveno, poll
Gle ze jej vic ma uzde neudrzi..
Lidove casopisy pri te prilezi-
tosti vyzyvaly vladu, aby tato
zakazala prichod turistl do vi
dne, a Rakouska vIbec, pon9-
vadz cizinci tt vyjidaji posled
nj zasoby lepsfch potravin a ku
pujf nejcennejsi rakouske pro-
dukty "a bagatel, mezi tim CO
v chudych videnskych ctvrtich
panuje nezmerne utrpeni ma
sledkem nedostatku chleba a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-24
COLLlNSOV0 TELO v DUBLINE.
POfIREB MA HRBITOV GLASNEVIN
BUDE KONAN v PONDELf.
v LOND7NE PANUJf VAzNE OBAVY PRED ANAR-
CfiIf v JIZNfM IRSKU

setfovatelek venci a pax vel
Ky zastup civilistd.
Archbishop Curley Sc vratl
do Dublina, ably mohl byti phi
tomen pohrbu. Collinsova Sc
stra, ktera jest klerkyni We
sporitelnim odboru ma poste v
Londyne, prijede rovn6z ma po-
hfeb. Misto ma parniku bylo il
ziskano ma rozkaz Winstona
Churchilla, sekretare osad.
Londyn, %. srpna. V Londy-
ne panuji vazne obavy pred Wy
puknutim anarchie v jiznim
Irsku. "Co hrozi, neni sila ne
pratel Svobodneho Statu," pra-
vi Evening Standard, "nvbrz
slabost jeho podporovateld a
jest Sc nam obavati nikoli
krutych agonii razne obnove-
ne obcanske valky, nybrz anar
chic"
Doznava Sc vseobecn9, ze 8
Griffithem a Collinsem odesli
skoro ii jedinf muzi6 6lfteri va
bee NELL nejakou alltovitu. Bu-
de velmi nesnadno nahraditi
jejich mista.
Dublin, %. srpna. Ones by
10 oznameno. ze vzhledem k
-sssss Sss1 l1ssels sclli1s3;
dali eireann bude svolan bezod
kladne, nejspise v sobotu pri-
tomneho tydne.
Cork, 25. srpna. "Odpust'te
jim" Tato byla posledni slova
Michaela Collinse, promluvena
k gen. Daltonovi, kdyz lezel
smrtelne ranen. Ma sve posled-
nj ceste vrchni velitel byl pro-
vazen cleny stabu armady So
bodneho Statu, kteri navstevo-
vail rGzne vojenske posice v il
znim Irsku.
Druzina prepadena bvla sill
nym oddilem nepravidelnych
blize Bandonu, asi dvacet mil
Cd tohoto m9sta. Obrn9na ka-
ra, jez provazela Collinse je-
no lidi, zpdsobila tezke ztraty
nepravidelnemu oddilu. Zrovna
kdyz 1tok byl odrazen, jedna
strela zasahla Collinse do celia
vrchni velitel narodni arma-
dy skonal Ia nekolik minut.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-24

la Sc a dnes vecer konala dalsi
poradu Sc zastupci bratrstev,
ably Sc pry presvedcila, zdali to
mini bratrstva doopravdy sc
svym planem ma jednotliva do
hodnutf mezi zeleznicemi a
stavkari We v6ci prednostnich
prav.
Jmenem riditelI zeleznic w.
dial strucne prohlaseni predse-
da Sdruzeni, Cuyler, kdezto
jmenem stavkard vydal obsir-
ne prohlaseni Bert M. Jewell,
nemz vysvetluje, oc Sc vlastn6
jedna. Pravi mezi jinym:
"Sdruzeni zeleznicnich RI
diteld uzavrelo dvere. Unie ma
bidla kazdy mozny lstupek ma
skOncenl stavky aby uchrani-
la verejnost pred shroucenim
Sc dopravnictvi; avsak sdruze
nj neucinilo nejmensiho 1stup-
ku. Naopak ono ~od zahajeni
stavky vyvolalo zcela novou a
bezpredmetnou otazku svoji
vlastni = otazku seniority ci-
Ii prednostnich prav a odepfe.
MIN ustoupiti cd sveho stano-
Yiska. ucinilo urovnAni st&vky
AeaAAx dzlas1a ftolnsf dohx
Zodpovednost "a to, CO sc sta.
ne, spociva dplne ma mem. 400
900 stavkujicich zamestnancd
z dilen prijima vypovezeni val
ky sdruzeni riditell. Zdvojnaso
bime sve usili, pevnou dive.
rou v uspech."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-29
Won in Sensational Campaign.

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by the Na;i"u,u NS,c:rh,> II, pc'y.@':.
January hy H. hlsa.,; majority ~..r"
the elcit:ua De; Tu."~. g." "cS, r"rs.'."".
Of the ;~y~.ds"t I,r.!. g. S'A'yr'.~".
and author ..G rar -, '.. MOS. h.i,r,-t
pubic spcahyr> IL Franc. u. l~"~,n~"-
els po!!tt,.. triImiH rgu.A.I n" t.
tiremrn; from p'.hir 1t" - t"T"e'
Premier Georges I.'rl"if'"N
Thr camp, -" i,vt s""' mos S'tNI'
tional ana h''t"r NJ 't','""",""G; ~"
at the height 81 ms r""" a. ,h| F,"y''
war prem."r al! one ~ ,o" h"E"'"'''iH
Of the treaty VIA ''"FiH""E' 49, ''P
until q t." days 'ri' - A. r'rEi."".
lieyed 70 lie IL" '''.E c@hn''H,t' W" !.,V.
a chance Tor u" "lh'' ",m"'n "'''
Socialist -NoiS IN ~" Sr',."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-29

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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-02-15
|, RAYMOND 4 D R,EAMlERY
ENJOYS GOOD YEAR
Raymond Coop. Creamery Di,
Over $50, 900 Business Dur
ing Year 192l

The annual report of, the Raymond
Cooperative Creamery shows many
interesting facts concerning the bust
ness life of that Institution during the
year 1921. During those twelve
months some 156.122 pounds of butter
We're handled and 1900. cases of eggs.
$4,000 pounds Of poultry was bought.
The total business for the year am
ounted to 100000 Cash is paid for all
poultry and eggs. Cream patrons re-
ceive cash for each can or they may
leave the cream and receive checks
semi-nlonthly. Since 1920 when the
creamery first opened it's doors bust
ness has been on a steady increase
and fast becoming, a big factor in the
development and prosperity of the
Raymond community
Fred Stenberg is the operator and
manager and Oliver Lund is the as
.sistant. The creamery is now making
over 1000 pounds of butter each; week.
A total weight of 120,924 pounds of
butter was sent to Eastern markets
during 1921. A total Of 1929 pounds
of cream was received at the cream
cry from patrons. Total receipts on
butter sold reaches a sum of some
$4,000. -
The total value Of the creamery
property is set at $14;547O0.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-02-15
ROWS OF CORN TO
KEEP DADS { ] s. OPEN
Highway Official Points Practical
Way for Farmers to Serve Own
and r blic Interests

Every. farmer in Minnesota can help
materially to keep the roads open next
winter by noting present. conditions
and then planting corn in the spring
to serve snow fence purposes.
Charles M Babtock, state highway
commissioner, is: recomm ending this
plan after being convinced that it
gets. results. w. r. Rosenwald, state
highway maintenance engin eer gave
the details:
Farmers should now take special
notice OF places where the roads fill
with snow drifts. Next season eight
or ten rows Of, corn should be planted
to the north Or West--about so to leo.
feet back from the road-and the en-
tire length of the stretches which drift
full Of snow. The corn rows:if left
standing, will act as snow fences and
effectualiy keep the roads open. The
success Of the plan is being demon
strated. this winter in several local
tiles in the state. :..1 IS ri. \ r.,
- Ihe highway engineer said that gen
eral adoption Of the corn rows for
sn0Wfences will get results, which can
be maintained at no great expense UNI
der winter snow clearing operations.
The: statement followed numerous. ex-
perlments with heavy machinery to
pillow snow drifts from the roads in diff
ferent parts OF the state. 49,. -,-
Commissioner, Babcock said that the
principle, demand for snow removal
comes from operators of comm arcial
passenger bus and freight truck lines
The cost is so great, he added. that
al extensive snow removal campaign
would leave no money: for highway
work during the regular, heavy-traftic
season. ~. - go. /.
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imum capaciay Of near eight hundred.
1t; is expected that the. large room will
be comfortably filed. -
The Willmar- Choral Society is now
touching up its choruses and doing it's
last polishing work after weeks OF
strenuous rehearsals.. Prof. David Ny
vail Jr. OF Minneapolis, conductor Of
the Society, has expressed his appre-
citation CT the work being accomplish.
ed by the Society and the manner in
which it has grasped the task and
guided it to a successful end. The
concert on Feb. 28th is an assured
success and will be the signal musical
Offering in years to the people Of Will.
mar and vicinity. - +.
Tickets for admission to the con.
cert are selling rapidly. The music
lovers and those who appreciate every
effort made to bring good music and
improve the culture Of the city along
those lines are eagerly looking for
ward to this event. 80.
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The~Reaper

There is a Reaper, whose name is
Death,
And, with his sickle new,
He reaped dear Arthur at a breath
And then sweet Russell too.
He gazed at the boys with tearfulseyes
He kissed their dropping arms,
1T was for the Lord Of Paradise,
He bound them away without harm,
55.".My Lord has need Of these young
. 1913, ..s 8 men"
The Reaper said and smiled;
Dear tokens OF the earth they've been
Where He was once a child. I
They shall all bloom il heaven,
!Transplanted by my care,
And Saints, upon their garme nts
The sacred blossoms wear. -
And the moth gave, in tears and pain
The boys she much did love
She u knew lr she should9 find them all
ss.:s again.
In the fields OF light above. d.
20, not in cruelty, not in wrath.
The Reaper came that day;
Twas an angel visited thesWhite earth
And took: the dear boys away.
ontributed sby their former
teacher, Julia n, seipie.
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FRANCES WILLARD MEMORIAL

The w. C. r. U. of Willmar will
give g Frances Willard Memorial pro
gram at Carlson Hall at .2:30 o'clock
p. M, on next Saturday, Feb. Is. The
following program will be given:
Song by Audience. -" z
p Devotional by Mrs. Iqa Ives.
Piano solo, Eleanor GRANDSON. ~r
Violin solo by Hildreth Brohaugh.
Articles of interest by members.
Vocal solo, Wallace Johnson. H..
Memorial Address, Mrs. o: T. Ring
Remarks by president, Mrs. Sandbo
Song, "Blest be the~Tie that. Binds
Benediction. -
Members are requested to brine
their yearly dues.
From $3.50 to 1900 a public coffee
will be given by Mrs. C. B. Carlson
hostess, assisted by Mrs. B. Elmquist
Mrs: Sam Nelson, Miss Anna Johnson
Mrs. JOHN Sand, Mrs. O. F. Radue, Ma
thilda Larson and Mrs. N. N. Fe,,3en
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MILITIA COMPANY
MEETS OPPOSITION
Continued from Page 1 i

wherein it says: HE who takes up
the sword shall perish by the sword
further stating these are not my
words but the words of Jesus of MAJ.
sareth. $50
Mr.. Herman Lunstead then took the
floor stating he was opposed to mill
tary training in any form and by form
ing militia companies our standing
army which is 100000 or 175,0O0 would
be increased to several millions.
Mr.. ,Jcnicks then asked Mr. Young
why this company which is to come
here, was leaving the city in which
they are. Mr.: Young said it was due
to some misunderstanding over site.
Mr.. :Jonicks then asked Mr.. Young if
he did not think it an inopportune time
to bring this company here knowing
that there was friction here and he
replied II don't think So
The discussion waved quite warm,
most Of the speakers agreeing that
the city needed other improveme nts
such as modern schools, with shower
baths, etc, and that the city was bur
dened with paving, ETC., without add
ing the expense Of the upkeep Of this
armory. Some Of the speakers claim
ed that cities who have these armories
do not want them.
Some Of the speakers became per-
sonal and had to be called to order
by the Chairman. Most all speakers
were aeainSt military training Mo-
ton was made and seconded that the
proposition of having an armory
should be put to vote Of the people
at the next regular election, which mo-
ton was carried.
Meeting adjourned 9:l5 p. nj.
GEO. JONICKS.
Secretary
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Grand total
SVEA

Feb. 6-The choir met Sunday af-
terncon for rehearsal.
Luther League meeting Friday ev-
eninA, THE following families will
serve: Aug Lindblad's, Oscar Lind,
blad and Oscar Knutson.
T The trustees Of the church met this
afternoon. -t~,-
In spite Of the stormy day Thurs
day the remains of Mrs. Lars Nelson
lWere taken out here from Willmar for
burial.
Mrs. Lawrence Johnson left Wed
nesday for an indefinite stay at .he1
parental home at Lowry.
The men of the vicinity were sum
moned to haul sand for Mr. Freeberg
who vii! build "a residence in svea.
b The Board Of Directors of the Svea
Coop. Dairy Assn held meeting or
"Wednesday when it was decided tc
lower Mr.. J.. M. Sorenson's wages ten
dollars (S10) and also to repair his
residence by putting in new floors
and building sun porch.
Mrs.5Ralph Tatting and Arlene have
been on the sick list the last week.
Miss Huldah Skoglund visited in
jWFillmar for, some days.
. Miss Eva Nelson spent the week
end at her home in Sunnyside
I Henry. SWenson has rented the A
Johnson o. Nelson farm for
the coming year.
Alfred Haroldson> was under medi
cal care at the Rest Hospital at Will
mar last week.
Miss Ruth Gorans has again resum.
Led her duties as central operator
after being i'll for some time.