davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-10-09
snmmer FalIowing PaYs.

One of the 0est yields Of hard
spring wheat this year in Daniels
county is reported by Oscar A. Olson
of the Julian country, who raised
% bushels to the acre of Marquis No.
1 hard spring wheat, which brings
the top-notch market prices. This
wheat was planted on summer fallow-
ed land, which accounts for the fine
quality of the grain.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-10-09

fossils but, to the casual glance, ap-
near to be balls for a small cannon,
possibly an inch and one-half in di-
ameter. David Hilger, secretary Of
the state historical association, de-
clares, however, that they TIE of ma
tuarl formation. They r heavy as
iron and perfect spheres.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-10-09
NEW MOTOR LAW
I'm EFFECT JAM. l
OWNERS MUST PAY 81 EXTRA
TO STATE FOR CERTIFICATE
OF OWNERSHIP

Warden Of Penitentiary VIII Become
Registrar of Motor Vehicles: Sta
tute Aimed to Make Auto Theft in
State More Difficult.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-10-09

Well bred canaries are selling in
London fox more than 500.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-10-09
HILGER OBJECTS
TONAME CHANGE
HISTORIAN GIVES VIEWS ON THE
GREAT NORTHERN STATION
CONTROVERSY

Sicbcn, Located at Mouth Of Little
Prickly Pear Canyon, Should be
Called Clark in Honor of Famous
Trapper, Society Contends.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-10
Los PREcIOS DE
LAS ENTRADAs.

Aunque todavia tiene que estn-
diarse detenidamente la question de
los precios de las entrddas, parece
que los organizadores auieren seila-
lar el de 800 pesetas poi Ia siila
de ring de prinera fila. Las denlas
localidades de preferencia tendrari
un precio en- consecuencia con es-
te. En- cambio a las locaiidades de
entrada general que seran los ten
didos, gradas y andanadas, Sc les
asignara un precio 10 mas barato
possible, para hacerlo aseouible
todos. Entire las localidades habi-
tuales y las sillas de ring Sc calct-
la I'M aforo de 1900 entradas.
oportunamente daremos cuenta
de todos los detalIes de este sensa
cional match de boxeo Que por pri-
mera vez en- Espaiia ha de celebrar-
CO 49,. -, ~, - 49,. a..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-10
Sc Acabo ell
Reumatismo

No aguante nj un dfa mas de sufri-
miento con el tormento martirizanre
del reumatismo cuando unas cuantas
dosis del ''Elixir de Leonard para Ia
Sangre' pueden acabar con sus dolores
y su sufriIniento.
Ell elixir de Leonardi para III
Sangre es un espeeffiee para clirar,
cl reumatismo en- todas sus formas. al
primer dolor dirfjase a su farmac6u-
tico por una botella de esta medicinal
maravillosa. Lo curara de su reuma-
tismo. lie limpiara y purificara In.
sangre de tai manera que todos los
0rganos del cuerpo Sc sentiran fuertes
Y sanos. lie servird de reconstituy-
ente V lie dard nueva vida.
Su poder para aumentar la cantidad
lie sangre nueva v rica Y para estimular
la acci6n del hfgado de los riflones
ha hecho de 6l el mejor depurativo
para la sangre El Doctor J. NJ. An
derson, medico de la ciudad de Tampa,
dice que el Elixir de Leonardo para Ia
Sangre eura el reumatismo 10 REG
1mienda a todo el mundo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-10


Bilbao para dejar ell pasaie, la ha-
gan en- San Sebastian. pues dada
la importancfa del match dcSde la
Argentina han de venic muchas per
sonas a yer a su paisano Firpo. Pa
ra comprender este largo viaje que
acknowledgements han de hacer a'gu-
nos, hay que tener en- cuenta. la ex
traordinaria afici6n que EN- la clta-
da Republica hay al boxeo y la
idolatria que sienten por su as !.
Aver mismo Sc cablegratio va ex-
tensamente los diarios ie IA ciu-
dad del Plata los detalles de la fir
ma de este encuentro en- San Sc
bastian.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-10
DEPORTIVAS
continuation de- la pag. ~

en- los cuales han de tomar pate
pngilistas de gran -eaombre. algu-
nos de los cuales va han flrmado
su contrato.
Los gastos ole organization son
considerables, pues no solamente
hay que pagar la bolsa de los con-
tendencies Y ell arriendo de la Pla-
"a de Toros, sino la propaganda
que ha de hacerse en- Espafa y, So
bre todo, en- Ell extranjero, donde
estas cosas no Sc hacen gratuita-
mente. Ell conde de Vilallonga nos
manifestaba que los calculos he
chos por los organizadores del
match son de que pasaran los gas
tos de 100000 pesetas.
Como quiera que ell espectaculo
no solo ha de servir para atraer
una gran cantidad de personas a
San Sebastian, sino que la propa-
ganda ha de llevar ell nombre de
nuestra ciudad todas las parties
del mundoy la empresa del match,
para intensificar tai propaganda, SO
licitara alguna subvencion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-10

Vosotras, cuidad de que yues-
tro novio, sin temer que ameis a
otro, no os considere janas como
ccnquista segura; que siempre lie
reste ell interes de no perderos y
que tras el encanto de- los momen-
.tcs de "flirt'', quede perenne en-
su alma un deseo, una febril de-
saxon de curiosidad Y ansia. De
este modo podreis estar tranquil
las; NADIA nj nadie podra mas que
vosotras, y cuando todos aconse-
ien a vuestros enamorados e1- ce-.
libato-los hombres, casados y sol
teros, parecen sin exception pues-
tos de acuerdo para ello-vuestro
novio, conservando la agridulce
illusion que supisteis infiltrarle,
cerrara los oidos ese continue
canto de sirena que lie persigue
por doquiera Y solo escuchara la
voz de su deseo que lie incita al
natrimonio.
De este podeis estar seguras,
como tanlbien de que, dentro de
unos amos, Ell que es hoy vuestro
novio mira su voz--como hom-
bre experinentado--al coro de los
7 -
cue hoy proelaman en- vano que
es una locura Ell matrimonio, que
es un suicidio perder la libertad,
que el hombre no debe casarse.
Blanca de ACEVEDO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-10
"NADA NJ NADIE LIBRA AL
HOMBRE DE CAER EN- NUES-
TRAS REDES", DICE BLANCA
DE ACEVEDO -c

Ell amor es cosa tan antigua CO.
mo la humanidad. En- las prime
ras paginas del Genesis consta
como aun antes de existir la pri-
mera mujer, el hombre penso en-
amarla hasta el punto Que des~
pues de haberle entregado Dios
cuanto encerraba el Paraiso, ell rey
de la creacion clamo por una
"companera".
Desde entonces nosotras infui-
mos decisivamente en- la vida,
siendo el ansia Y ell desaz6n de
los hombres que, impotentes pa
ia sacudir nuestra tirania, pre-
tenden desquitarse hablando NAL
de nosotras, glosando nuestras
faltas, para terminar cayendo
indefectiblemente en- nuestros bra
zos.
--zz-7.ss -zz-s<s-z7;s:. ~ e :.s.-z--,,7r -, $50
Raramente Sc encuentra un
hombre que no tenga ese concep-
to mezquino de las mujeres. Es
incalculable 10 que Sc ha hablado,
eserito y legislado en- contra nues-
ira. Mil frases famosas jovial-
rlente reidas a diario EN- todas
las tertulias, casinos Y cafes, per
hombres de todos los tiempos y
de todas las edades, nos tachan
de ser, sin exception, un gusane-
re de las mas bajas pasiones.
Es una obsesion en- el holnbre
hablar NAL de las mujeres; ese
niuchacho que baila con nosotras
Y gentil Y versallescamente opri-
me nuestra cintura, tan pronto
suena el ultimo compass del "jazz" ],
hos desprestigia ante sus amigos
con pedante aire de conquistador.
Por este, euando sea vuestro no.
vic, os prohibira que baileis, no
por desconfar de vosotras, sino
por huir del segundo "cotorfeo"
que el tan bien conoce practica-
mente.
Pero, pesar de todo, NADIA nj
nadie libra al hombre de caer en-
nuestras redes. Tened por cier-
to que ell mas tenplado, 81 no aca-
be- en- el matrimonio, lleya inde+
lcble en- el fondo de su alma la
cicatriz que lie produjo i'm amor.
Mas la experiencia de tantos
siglos no ha logrado perfeccionar-
nos en- el dificil arte de tener no
vic.
Para clio solo ,hace falta suerte
$ sinlpatia. Nj riqueza, nj belle
"a, nj posici6n social bastan para
arrastrar un hombre, ST la mu-
jer no es vivaz, animada atrac-
tiva.
La dificultad, mas que en- tener
novio, estriba en- conservarle. Ell
sistema de "dar celos" suele ser
perjudicial, porque los hombres
les donlina ell miedo de que la
mujer propia pueda ser demasia-
do coqueta. Las novias excesiva-
mente complacientes, que todo 10
aguantan Y sacrifican su amor
propio en- aras de conservar ell
novio, corren ell serio peligro de
ccntemplar menospreciada su dig
nida9, y de que, al yer Ia presa
segura intada al hoillbre Ia indi-
ferencia que da 10 va logrado,
10 que de puro facil Sc desprecia.
Lo mejor es tener al enemigo en-
continue indecision; que nunca
este SECURE de la conquista, que,
aun sabiendo ser vel1ementemente
ccrrespondido, siempre quede en-
su alma la certeza de que la nu-
jer amada, aufque sea destro-
zasndo sus ilusiones, dara por ter
niinados los amores cuando su dig
nidad sea ultrajada.
Esta receta empleo la Mainte-
non para aduenarse del rey mas
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-10
La pANAcEA DE SWAIN es

un remedio .ensayado Y vIctorioso
para curar las Intermediates de la
Sangre en- cualquier periodo, Ulee-
ras Arraig;-las, Manchas en- la San
gre Heredadas, Dolencias Cronicas
de los Huesos. Els una medicina po-
tente, poseyendo un dominic ma
ravilloso sobre estas intermediates
tan destructivas. Purifica Ia sangre
pobre Y corrompida restablece su
fuerza Y calidad primitivas. La PA
NACEA DE SWAIN ha hecho una
gran obra para Ia humanidad. Ha
restaurado la salud de innumera-
bles rnillares de pacientes que ca
81 hablan perdido la esperana. De
venta en- las farnacias y drogue-
rias
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-10

En- el dificil arte de tener no
VIC, es donde Sc adivina la inteli-
gencia de cada mujer.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-10
BARCOS A SAN
SEBASTIAN. Is

Los organizadores del match, Gu
yo Iiombre es una garantia de su
deportismo. no persiguen con la or
ganizaci6n del encuentro fines de
lncro, sino que aspiran llnica 'ierlte
a cubrir los gastos del nnis1no por
10 que no han de reparar er Guam
tos medios sirvan para la propagan
da del match. Una de las gestiones
que han de realzar es la de tratar
con la Compafifa Hainhurgiiesa de
Navigation para que los barcos
cap Polonio'', s'Delfno" Il otros
de gran tonelaje, que procedentes
de Buenos Aires lleguen Espala
en- fecha aproximada Ia del
match, en- vez de hacer escala Ell
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-10
ASUNTOS FEMENINOS
Ell DIFICIL ARTE DE TENER NOVIO

poderoso de Francia, el cual des-
de institutriz de sus hijos la con-
virtio en- su amada Y despues la
hlzo su esposa.
Una vez conseguido que ell hom-
bre no pierda interes por conser-
Yarnos nj Sc ensoberbezca con su
conquista absolute, 10 demas es
cosa facil para una mujer que no
carezca de illusion y picardia. To-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-10
CARPENTER Y
DEMPSEY.

Ell encuentro entire Firpo Y Pau
limo sera arbitrado por ell famoso
director de los combates de boxeo
EN- Paris, M. Bernstein. Dada la i'm
portancia que para ambos boxea-
dores ha de tener su resu1tado, Sc
fa procurado que ell juez sea perso
iifa que reuna la maxima autoridad
y por clio Sc ha recurrido Ia in
iiscutible del famoso arbitro.
Los demas combates han de ser
juzgados por ell excampeon fran
ces, idolo un dia de los ALTOONA
dos a la boxe Carpenter.
Quienes eoncurran a este match.
no solo veran, por consiguiente, a
Firpo y a Uzcudun, sino que po-
dram yer como arbitro al boxeador
frances. Y como para auuella fe-
cha Sc encontrara en- Biarritz ell
campe6n del mundo, Dempsey, es-
te vendra a presenciar ell encilen-
tro, y, segiin la costJlmbre estable-
cida para estos grandes matchs, Sc
ra presentado al publico en- Ell ring.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-10

dc consiste en- mantener un flirt
mas menos discreto, segun las
rcircunstancias, para que en- el
amino del hofnbre viva siempre
latente esa agridulce impaciencia
admirativa que en-. todos produce
Ell trato y la proxinidad de la
nlujer amada; este estrcmecimien-
to de passion que es Ell homemade
que rinden a los encantos de nues-
tro sexo; esa curiosidad insatis-
fecha que es el attractive prin-
cipal de los amantes, 10 que hace
que ell honbre, aun cuando no
este a nuestro lado, nos recuerde
de continue en- una obsesion fe-
bril- que lie ligara a nosotras con
mas fuerza que todas las tiranias
del n1undo.
Pero en- la justa medida de es-
to ''fiirteo" ,estriba la dificultad.
Hay que saber conducirse con as
tucia, a fin de que el, en- SUI ilu-
sion, no llegue a percatarse de
Iuestra estratagema; hay que adj
nlinistrar la miel de nuestra pi-
cardfa en- dosis apenas percepti-
bles. A veces, basta solo una mi.
rada, un juego de ojos, una SON
risa; otras veces, una postura Ii
gerame1te incorrecta. . Pero en-
e momento en- que el, animado
por el amor Y acuciado por el
deseo, inicie la mas ligera inco-
rreccion, hay que refrenarle tan
suave y mesuradamente, fingiendo
una inadyertencia tan natural Y
discreta, que queden luchando en-
su alma la curiosidad insatisfecha
Y el respeto que nos debe.
En- el dificil arte de tener no
VIC, es donde Sc adivina la inteli
gencia de. cada mujer.
Una novia dominante, penden-
cicra, exigente, extremadamente
celosa. +: cansa al hombre que,
astiado de una irreAexiya tirania,
Sc acobarda y huge, Una noyia
melosa, complaciente, apasionada
y excesivamente acomodaticia,
e9palaga y pierde interes.
Evening star., 1925-07-05

These attractive sets
consist of tall tankard
pitcher and six ice tea
glasses. Special the seven
pieces for Monday.
Evening star., 1925-07-05

-70x70-in. Good Heavyweight Pure Linen Table
Pattern Cloths, in neat circular design. You will
ind these wl give exGeent exc h service and at MOI
for Fall.
Evening star., 1925-07-05

-2-quart Ice Gre a m
FreeZers, made of galva.
nized iron. A very handy
size freezer. guaranteed to
freeze.
Evening star., 1925-07-05

Snow-whte Table
with the necessity having replace oh three times
will old table sanitary kitchen table, approved
by the Good Housekeeping Institute Although called
slight they hard find these tables
would yours price
Remember. only
The Washington times., 1925-02-20
CONTEST WINNERS

The following persons sent III
correct solutions to the puzzle OF
last Monday, and each will De
given two tickets to the evening
performance on Tuesday, February
"a at the Earle Theater, through
the courtesy Of A. Julian BrylaW-
ski. author of the puzzle.
Tickets will be mailed to the
winners.
Edward NJ. Parrish. box 2O2. Univer-
''f II. b J., Pratt Is nvarts street north
Otis o. Mills. 1875 Lanier place
w. Arnold Barbour apartment 81.
1894 Euclid street northwest.
Ellora c. Urbine. 62s Twenty-second
street northwest.
Miss RIlth L. Boarman' we, Wald1rt: tr Me
Joseph Cartier. P. o. box 70. Fort
Humphreys. Va.
Robert Fletcher. Apartment II. 1885
Eva b. Works, 81 Bryant street
northwest.
f. c. Van Devanter. S16 Connecticut
F. j. OConnor, 1915 Sixteenth street
northwest.
Miss Ruth v. Dodd, 1919 K street
northwest.
Mrs. Katherine F. Cullen 100 North
Carolina avenue southeast.
John L. Blair, SIG d street north
L. E. Beatty, 1892 r street north
west.
Mrs. Edward c. Easton. 305 Westory
building
MIS- Julia M. Ryan, s14 Twenty
second street northwest.
Miss Nelhe c. Keane, 496 street
southwest.
northwest.
Miss Lena C. Morfesy, 1924 street
northwest
place northwest.
Mrs. Ruth S. Stanton, apartment S1s.
Rhe Conard.
Miss Flora Mcdonald, 2SO6 Wisconsin
avenue northwest.
The Washington times., 1925-02-20
EssnaY Club Ban

The Army Band Orchestra win
furnish the music tonight for
benefit bali to be- given at the
Essnay Club. the proceeds to 60
toward helping the disabled vet.
Grams OF the world war now In
hospitals in the city. Dancing viii
begin at $50 o'clock and continue
until midnight.
The Washington times., 1925-02-20

home in, Palestine and recognized
the Zionist organization as an
official agency for the development
OF the country. All American
rights in Palestine were protected
under the pact agreed to by the
British Empire.
The drawing Of this treaty was
one Of the last acts Of Frank b.
Kellogg, the retiring ambassador to
Great Britain.
The Washington times., 1925-02-20
TacomIs Club Holds Dance

One hundred and thirty couples
attended the annual dinner and
dance Of the Tacomis Club. conn
posed of United States Tariff Com
mission employees. at the Columbia
Country Club. last night. Presi.
dent L, w. Moore and A. T.. Con-
nors, chairman Of the dance COM
mittee, arranged the affair.
The Washington times., 1925-02-20
SENATE COMMITTEE
REPORTS PALESTINE PACT

The Palestine treaty, drawn be-
tween the United States and Great
Britain for the establishment Of
q British mandate in Palestine was
favorably reported yesterday by the
Senate Foreign Regulation Com.
mittee.
Enlistment Of a Jewish national
The Washington times., 1925-02-20

ANhAgH CUAOO
HORIZONTAL.
1. Beverage.
4. We.
5. So Natin).
s. A questioning exclamation.
10. Compete.
IL. An exclamation.
ID. An abbreyiation used in prize
fighting.
Is. And Gatin).
16 A proposition.
II. Small vat.
10. Contested territory in Germany.
%. Not later
%. Uncertainty.
81. Last word of the title OF a
famous musical comedy.
%. Commerce between States (abbrJ.
80. To accomplish.
81. Civil engineer (abbr.).
80. Your papa's papa.
SO. A girls name. i
80. Chinese coin.
40. To consume.
AZ. Near.
43. Abbreviation for a State.
AZ. Abbreviation for a Southern
State.
as. Snake (Kipling).
AZ. Slang for girl.
4S. Still.
SO. Presidents first name (abbrJ.
81. Not down.
So. Free on board (abbr).
VERTICAL.
2. Questioning exclamation.
8. Bird.
5. Do not stand.
s. That is.
z. Small child.
The Washington times., 1925-02-20

Solution To Tuesday Puzzle.
The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1925-05-23
Gleanines From Our Exchanges

A
churches Detroit and other Northern ci
pcing his
being minister local church in the city,
violating hospital regulations and annoying patients This sort Of
favorable position.
a of the city
will tolerate this type of an individual The time has come when
mnes exposed
c repuded The ministry too sacred institution be
desecraon this divine unworthy Of
fairmnded people.
said that another who has lived the city for great while
white
sections of the city church that only the mind OF the
established conducting
his quious traffic and preys upon the white friends
lucrative business and he building for himself splendid financial
coored Christian churches.
This thing must be stopped The BUFFALO AMERICAN calls
repudae
AMERICAN.
AMERICAN.
Buffalo not the only community afflicted with this species Of wolf
the counterfeit most activity in life They serious menace
the professions The or editor usually Of the Hitter
gold the air Of either intellectual the
~ " EDITOR.
The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1925-05-23
.A.A.CP. Asks Post
Office To Act Against
Riot-Incitine Editor

The National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People, SO
Fifth Avenue, New York, has asked
Postmaster General Harry S. New to
take action against the editor of The
Argus, a white paper published at
Rockaway Beach, on Long Island, for
publishing an editorial directly incit-
ing to mob violence.
The editorial complained of the ac-
tions of certain colored men toward
local white women, says: There is
only one effective remedy for this and
that is for the men of the community
to take the matter into their own
hands and mete out cOndign punish
ment on the spot. 1t is not matter
for the police or the courts. A crea-
ture who will insult a woman on the
public streets puts himself outside
the pale, and laws and courts were
mot made for him."
The N. A. A. C. p. has had a letter
in response NO it's communication
from H. J. Donnelly, acting solicitor
of the department, who declares the
matter will have the postoffice depart
ment's careful consideration.
The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1925-05-23
PROBLEMS OF THE RACE

Much has been said and always will be said the called
Negro Problem 1t is discussed and in books
and other published periodicals. the subject of debate
the forums of schools colleges and universities These oraces
offer panacea for the solution of this time subject but
apparently without avail All be actuated
settle the matter for the beeen of both according
their different points of But why waste time and
upon mythical proposition? There difference between
the NEGRO Problem and the Problem of the Race One
hypothetical and the other actual condition If the Negro
fers problem mankind then the fault with the Negro
but with his Creator On the other hand the problems that
front the of only to itself They social and
nature solution
self
The Negro contributes largely this problem unconsciousy
turast He rushes the urban population and
self sustaining and independent Nature knows color
ne and to succeed must be able to work the soil
the production of the essential things for the susnance
of ewhether they consist of food stuff wool for clothing hides
for shoe leather or what not.
The greatest problem of the is We
and producers We educate youth the
expenditure of large of and denial ourselves but
refuse to contribute patronage enterprise that possibly
successful would employment boy girl have sent
through school college We envous anothes
qualifications We would rather knock than boost.
These of the problems that must be
before will be able to rise above the mediocre a 1t is
not problem that white capable of solving
suggesting solution With the average white colorphoba
roa This matter of Importance the and
should the attention of serious minded
The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1925-05-23
MEMORIAL BAPTIST NOTES

Rev. Burton preached most excel
lent sermon last Sunday morning One
united with the church.
The choir is preparing a grand musi.
cal for the purpose of raising money
for the district superintendent, Odessa
Williams. We are asking all B. Y. P
U. workers to help make it success.
Mr. C. Maynard gave a reading or
Mother" at the B. Y. P. U. Mother.
Dap program, and Mr.. S. B. Williams
president, read an excellent paper or
Mother"
The Lizzie Morris Missionary Circle
held its meeting at the home of Mrs
Ida Adams Wednesday afternoon
Dainty refreshments were served by thu
hostess after the meeting.
We are expecting about $50 messen
gers to attend the B. Y. P. u. and Sun
day School Convention, which is to b.
held June 1920. Please prepare room
for one or two
The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1925-05-23
Midget Sulu Chief
Wins Liliputian Beauty

Manila.-Diki Diki, diminutive chief
tain of the island Of North Ubian
Sulu, after many disappointments in
love, has finally won the affections OF
Ajaratol, also liliputian, and the wed.
ding will take place shortly at Jolo
capital Of the province.
Diki Diki, who Is the most impor.
tant man of the island, is 38h inches
In height, while his fiancee is 8 inches
shorter.
Ajaratol, who lives on the island OF
Usada, ten miles from North Ublan, Is
twenty-one, and has had many suitors
for her hand. Diki Diki Is fifty.
Maharajah Kiram, Diki Dlkis chief
rival for the affections Of Ajaratol, Ia
to be best man at the wedding, and
Imam Owl, another rival, Is to perform
the Mohammedan ceremony.
Some time ago, when the public
school authorities gathered In all chill.
dren Of school age, Diki Diki was
caught in the net. II was several
months before his real age was discov.
cred and he was released from school
attendance. He declined, however, Il
quit school. and 10 now an ardent pupil
IN the second grade
The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1925-05-23
U. S. COURTS UPHOLD THE
FLORIDA PEONAGE CASES

Pensacola, Fla, May 22.-An attack
on the validity of indictments charging
eleven Calhoun county men with peon-
age involving the working of Negroes
against their will in turpentine camps
failed i'm United States court here Wed.
nesday when Judge W. B. Shepard rul-
ed against a plea to squash the case
The trial was set for May 1S
Among those indicted are three
prominent turpentine operators, Alfred
and Charles Land, NJ. B. Davis, Sheriff
c. d. Clark, Judge w. T. Chafin, At
torney H. NJ. McCelland and Deputy
Sheriff Thomas f. Cason.
The indictments allege cruel and in.
human treatment OF certain Negro tur-
pentine workers and abuse of the pro-
cesses of State Courts.