davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-22

HaqHHaDT neTB. CHIbHBe, MeIIeH
HBe II HeMHoTO XpHHIHe T0IOca
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HeHHeM MoHTOIbcRHM, RaT0IHqecRHM
HpaBOcIaBHHaM. IIOIHHMaeTca Ian
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Ri peqB 0 IecaTH 4O6poIeTeIax H
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Tar EoHqaeTca HepeMOHHa, TO
ToPaa ITO MBcIH 4oHTopa PH4a 10
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Ty peIHrHif.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-22
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ere Ha BoHpoc, BepHTe III BH B
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ToEoIHpOBaHo.
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ca Il 6OIBTueBMEaM? = 81 B IyHy
HanH pHMcEorol He saIe3aI. = kaRI
BIZ cMoTpHTe Ha I1poHcxoIIeHHa CO.
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ee. = A BH HOIqHHaTecB cOBeTc-
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Ioff BIacTH, MOO 'HeT B.IacTH, ZANE
He OF Bora. NH HoIqHHalHcb He
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nee Mil I0.IaiHH H0IqHHaTBca CO.
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IoBeH 81 o6paTH.I B RaT0IHqecTBO
IpH HapHsMe, TO 81 HaBepHo HoHaI
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ne BIZ npoBoIHTe aHaaorHD He&8y
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-22

3BepcRoh BIacTBD HepoHa II cOBeT-
cR0H BIaCTbD?
9TO HS Ionpoca HOIcy4HMoTO Ame
6epra C'HsBecTHa OF 1910 anpe-
nay. qTo nOIHaI0cb OBI B cTapo-
peIHMHoff P0cCHH, ecIH OH caMBf
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He aTeHcT IN OH II RaI OH cM0T-
PIT Ha HpoHcXoIIeHHe IapcRoft
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RHe "4oHpocH"?
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(9To Bee H3 TOTO ne 1OHpOca).
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pecoBa.THcb ee commencement pa60-
Tof? = "HcHoBeIB 9To TafiHa.
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IoIT cBameHHHEa 3aHpemaeT MHe
pacHpBTBaTb rainy HcnoBeIH". Tyr
II BH|IHRoIeHHaa ny6.IHRa He BnIep-
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LIE TO B yrIy 3aIa Ha 3To "Ipa-
M%aTHqecROe MecTo'' H%pOHH3Hpy-
lot 'M3BecTHa'' oTBeqaNT HpH-
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Hac Hi HaTIeIbHH He HHTepecyeT.
II BaHa TaHHa HAM He HyRHa''.
HcqepHaTb Becb MaTepHaI Mp0-
mecca HeBO3MoIHo. Ho, 4yMaeTca
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TOM, EaRHe THycHBIe IHRapH THO
paT ceiiTac B PoccHH CYL, RaEoH
Be.IHqahImh HO3Op H%pecTaBIaeT Ha
coca 9TOT peInrHo3Ho-HoHHTnqecRHf
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BepcTOBM. 9TH Mep3aBBH H3IeBaDT-
ca Han cBO60Ion coBecTH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-22

XpHcTHaHaMH II He BepbTe 4ypaRaM,
IoTopHe oTpHIIaDT cyHIecTBOBaHHe
Bora. Ha cHeRTaHIe, ycTpoeHHOM
4eTBMH, pa3HrpBBaIH HBecy Ho4 Ia
KIM Ha9BaHHeM, RoT0poe caMO TO
Ce6e IOIKHO 3aCTaBHTb cTaTb I'LL
DOM Bo.IocH y ID6oTo HOMMyHHc-
ia: "Bepa, HaGe&4a II ID6OBB".
O4HH H3 ROMMyHHcToB, HpoH3B0IHB-
mHi O6cIeIoBaHHe HpHDTa, y%e ITO
OIHoff "BHenIHeH 06cTaH0BHe" vera
HoBH.I. qTo 9To yTpeIIeHHe, "BpaT-
Ie6H0e c~0BeTcHoH BIacTH". HE
ToIbHo IeTH-&aIyDTca Ha CYL
("HaBecTHa", OF 22-ro anpeIa)-
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TepHaT, He. MOrIH IaTb T0.IEOBBIX
OTBeToB Ha Gamble saypaIHHe BOIL
pocB. Tax, Ha BoHpocH, ETO 6HI
.IeHHH, oTBeqaIH: 'Bo1Ib pyccEOro
HapoIa", a Ha BoHpOc: "HTO 6HI
TpOHRHH" H%ocIeIoBaI oTBeT: 'Bo%Ib
eBpefcRoro HapoIa''.
HoHTp-peBoIDnHa ma .uHIo.
"Kor4a BH 6HIH 3aBeIyWmefi
mEoIoff, BIZ BepHIH B Bora?
- 81 MOry cEasaTb, ITO 81 ne
.poHHrHo3Ha, THBy pasyMoM II OF
MHcTHHH Ia.IeHa.
-OTBeTbTe HpocTHM BHpaHeHII-
en-, TO HameMy = 3aMeqaeT npeI-I
ceIaTeIBcTByDmHff. = BIZ BepHTe
B Bora HIN HeT?
llOICyIHMaa oTBeqaeT cHOBa, ITO
OHa ne peIHrHOsHa.
PeIHrHo3Ha sTo OHIO, a Be
pHTB b Bora 9TO 4pyTOe = 3a-
MeqaeT BBmHHcHHH.
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-22

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BeHHHe, 0OIee BMcOHHe B 9H0HO-
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(BHIeIaeMOe II HpOaBIaeMOe ROO
HepaHHef) HALO oyer O6pe9aTb,
qT0 BCeTIa MOHeM cIelaTb, HMea
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TaEHM O6pa3oM, HeO6XOIHMeiimHe
IIa npOH3BOIHTe.IbHHX CHI, I.Ia
yIaIeHHa OF HHIIeTM T0IOIa "9.Ie-
MeHTM 6OIee XO3ailcTBeHHHe, 90
nee BBIcORHe B 9ROH0MHqecR0M OF
H0meHHH" 06'aBIaIOTCa OpTaHHqec-
III BpaT0M, HOI.IeHaHIHM pH3Hqec-
ROMy HcTpe6IeHHD. A BMecTe C TEN
II cana EOOHepaHHa IOHyCHaeTca OF
qacTH C HpOBOHaTOpcRHMH He.TaMH
- EaH aHIlapaT, CHOCO6HHif O0Ha-
py%HBaTB aTHx ''BHyTpeHHnX Bpa-
TOB".
ll0CT0p0HHHX II ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-22
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p0IHHH: T0loI Hin cBITocTb, 0oTaT-
cTBo HIN HnmeTa? HaBepHoe, OH
OTBeTHT BAN BATIaIOM, BHpaHalO-
HUM BeIHqaiimee HeIOyMeHHe, II co
qTeT Bac, ecIH He BOBCe cyMacmeI-
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ce6a, HaHpHMep, NORTHUMBERLAND pac
Cy&IaDT Tar:
- qeM CHIBHee HHIIeTa, qeM
HeBHHOcHMeif TOIOI, rem Bep0aTHee
%BOceTaHHe Hap0Ia HpOTHB cymecTBy
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BaRHOe CBeprHyTb 6OIBneBHROB.
CTaIO 6MTb, qeM 6O.IBIe HHnIaeT
HapOI, TEN cHIbHee TOIO4aeT-TeM
lyqIHe.
lpO6M - paI0cTb. M0THIM =
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%rHHa.IBHH. B HHx noITH 0yRBaIB-
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ToBopHI ,IeHnH B cBOH DHOmecHHe
, TO4B, 30 BpeMa TO.IOIa 1891 TO4a.
HO 9TO cOBnaIeHHe BaTIaIOB HHqeT0
10 %cylIeCTBy He HMeeT. II eIBa I'LL
HO$eT cMyTHTB MOHapXHcTOB. Ha-
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IA OHH cO6paIH BECK IeIeraTOB :
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OHoIo 1900 qe.IoBeE. II OF HMeHH
pyHOBOIHBmerO UeHTpaPRII Nm 6HI0
npeHoIaHO O%6nIHpHOe pas'acHeHHe, L
qeM c0cTOHT HcTHHa II qT0 TeHepF
HaIO IeIaTB. 9TH O6'acHeHHa Ia
HeqaTaHM B "IlpaBIe" 26 q
MAJ. II cB0IaTCa Ohm BOT Il qeMy:
= Mil Bee 3HaeM, ITO, ZEN
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3a0OTa 0 RycEe XIe0a, TEN aRTHB-
nee |cTaHOBaTca pa6oqHe. To Te ca
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B HacToaITee BpeMa 1919 KpecTBa-
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cyMe.Ia yIyTIIHTB cBOe XO3alfcTBet
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-22

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O|Ba3RBaeTca, c0BceM He cTpamHO:
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He HMylIHM. 9T0 - |Hp0IeTapHIl.
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M0rH.lm - HaIeRIa. TpyIHee no.
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-22

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.IeTapHaT, - Tar BOT II X0TaT Bee
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IoE, Heo6XOIHMBIf IIa coxpaHeHHa
0olbmeBulIRoi BIacTH. HO He 4Or-
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ia ORa3aIacb HeOpTaHH3OBaHH0II II
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IHTHqecROM OTHOmeHHH HHHy4a he
rOIHBIMH. A WaBMe 9IeMeHTB Hp0
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n BOT HpHXoIHTca ycTyIaTb. O4-
HaRO, 10 H3BecTHOTO, 3apaHee no
cTaHoBleHHOrO npe1eIa.K OMMyHHcTH
qecRaa BIacTb MOHeT I%0TycTHTb, qT0
OBI Y EpecTBaeHIHa QH1o 4Be roIo
BH pa6OqerO cROTa. HO Ha%IoTO, Y
ROTO 6OIbmeIByX T0.IOB, HaI0 HpHH
HHnHaIBHO cqHTaTB BpaT0M "cOBeT-
cKorO cTpoa", ''HyIaROM', II y ne
TO HeO6xOInMO HpH HepBOii BOB
MoTHocTH II nOI RaEHM OBI TO Hi
6HIO HpeIIOrOM HMyIiIecTBo OTHaTb.
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TeTB" .IHIIB 10 9ToTO npeIeIa, "MB"
oHasBIBaeTca, Bce-TaHH H4eM HaBcT-
peqy 6O.IbmHM OIacHOcTaM. n OF
9THX OHacHOcTed Hac MO2eT clac-
TIL TO.IBRO ''9.IeRTpORHRaDHa''. llo-
IoReHHe aCHoe:
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He M0KeM.
A 3aTeM, HocE0IBEy Bce-TaRH He
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-22

saBOgcRoro cROTa- Ha PepMy donna
B lit. TeRCaC B Bnge "nO4apRa", v
BO-BTOpbIx - noAyqeHne @OAAOM
OF gOreHH 100000 4OAAapOB B3aT-
KIN HaAnqHblMn GeHbraMH, loCTaBIe
HHblMN B BamnHTTOH B qeMOlaHe.
BblaCHNAOCb TaRRe, ITO AoreHn
N CNHRAep 6bIAN B 6ANsRnx OTHOme
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TNB %HeROTOpblx n3 INK NMeAHCb ROC
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nOCAe4OBaTb ga @OAAOM B oTcTaBRY.
Ito Mepe y~rAy6AeHna CAe4cTBNa,
CRaH4aA paspacTaAca. BbIacHaAhCb
bee HOBble, 6OAee BOsMyThTeAbHble
nO9pO6HOcTA sarOBOpWnqeCROH lea
TeAbHOCTN npe4CTaBnTeAeh BAaCTh.
Pa3O6AaqeHHble qNHOBHnRM TpO-
sNan pa3O6AaqeHNeM 4pyrhx. ORa3a
AOCb, qTO qeCTHblx, Heno4RYnHbIx MO
4eH nOqTn he BolnTca Cpe4n saRO
HO4aTeAeH " npaBnTeAeH qTo y
BECK "%pBlAbIe B nymRY".
Pa3O6AaqHTeAn B ROHrpeCCe nOs
1OMy 6AarOpasyMHO yMOAKAN, qTO6bI
He nOROHe6aTb npeCTnR BAaTCh.
npe4aTb sa6BeHHR sTy NcTOpNp He
Ab3a 6bIAO, " HOsTOMy aBHO CKOMT-
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4aTb nOA eva.
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B m1aTe RaANbOpHHn HpOTNB fore
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pa (TnHaT QOM) mTaTe BANJO
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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-05-08
WAR ON BEAVER POAcHERS
CONTINUES UNDATED

Thee. Neimi and Victor Toivakka
were brought into Municipal Court
here last week on a charge Of hav-
ing SO illegal beaver hides in their
possession. The, men paid fines
amounting to $50 and costs each
and besides will each be required to
serve ITO days in the county Jail.
The 63 pelts were valued in excess
of 81, 900 and were confiscated for
the state.
The arrest was made by Wardens
Hoffman and Bailey working under
Supervisor VIM. Hanson and gun
play besides a chase along the Swal-
low & Hopkins line north of Win
ton was necessary before the twain
were taken in tow. They were
lodged in the Ely Jail and Friday
were given hearing before Judge
Zoretic.
The charges were brought jointly
against the violators. The first was
for having ten beaver hides in their
possession during the closed season
and brought fines Of $50 each and
costs. Toivakka and Niemi paid
this. The second charge was for
having twenty-five beaver hides in
their possession during the closed
season and drew fines Of 500 each
or eighty-fve days at the work farm.
They would not pay this fine. The
third charge covered the remaining
twenty-eight hides and brought SEN
fences Of eighty-five days at the
work farm, or a total Of $50 each
in fines and ITO days each at the
work farm.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-05-08
BABCOCK is RENAMED
STATE HIGHWAY CHIEF

ReEappointment of Charles M.
Babcock, state highway commission
er, for a 2-year term, was the first
made by Governor Christensen after
legislation putting into effect the
plan for reorganization of state de-
partments. The highway department,
however, is indluded under the re-
organization laws.
Minnesota has just lost a state
highway executive second in promin-
ence only to Mr.. Babeock, with the
resignation of John H. Mullen, first
assistant commissioner and chief en-
gineer, after sixteen years of SER
vice to the state. j. T. Ellison was
advanced from the position of Sec
ond assistant and chief bridge en-
gineer to fill the vacancy and other
readjustments are planned.
Mr.. Mullen has taken part in
campaigns and acted as engineering
executive in the movement which
gave Minnesota good roads fame.
He will become a partner in the
firm Of Nelson, Mullen & Nelson,
an established Minneapolis concern
contracting highway and railroad
building on large scale. Leaving
state service, he urged his friends
to give hearty support to the high
way department and its program
which he called deserving of public
confidence. Mr.. Babcock expressed
keen regret over the loss Of his first
assistant.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-05-08
ELY GIRLS WILL HAVE PARTS
IN CARLETON MAY FETE.

Local interest in the May Fete
at Carleton College, Northfield, Sat
urday evening, May 16, will be en-
HANGED because of the fact that the
following representatives from this
community are in the cast, taking
the several parts Indicated:
Corinne Leino, peacock; Alice
Berglund, elf; Lillian Schaefer,
Gladys Lindblad, flowers.
The May Fete is one of Cartoons
most cherished traditions, this being
the eighteenth annual observance.
The theme will be "The Enchanted
Flute, presented by $50 girls.
Probably no other institution in
the country possesses a campus so
we'll adapted to the production of
outdoor theatricals; lakes, islands,
hills, dales, landscape effects of
charming character serve equally
well to make stage and back
ground for either a simple sylvan
play or the most elaborate pageant.
Last, year more than 1000 people
were present. At least 1000 more
are expected this year. This event
alone WI be we'll worth a pilgrim
age to Mortified. But there is
more! In the afternoon of Satur-
day, before the Fete, the oath An
nual Interscholastic Track Meet, with
about 35 contesting high school
teams, will take place. Between
the close of the meet and the
pageant, which will occur at six
o'clock, the May Queen will be re-
vealed and crowned.
On the following day, Sunday,
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-05-08
NEW LEGISLATION TO
CURTAIL ROAD WORK

AS per a forewarning in The Ely
Miner several weeks ago, local good
roads advocates may save time and
travelling expenses by deferring trips
to st. Paul to urge betterments tins
year on state highways hereabouts.
A highway bulletin this week states
that improvement projects are listed
in the order of Importance and all
that remains is to figure just how
many the reduced construction funds
will cover. The last call for bids on
1925 work is planned soon.
State highway construction this
year will total about $4,000,000 in
addition to more than $4,000, 900
put under contract but uncompleted
last year. That is about third OF
the improvement average for past
years, and the curtailment is due to
new financial limitations. No fur
Their authorizations voted, bonds will
take about $3,500,000 of auto and
gas taxes this year, where they add
ed about 100000 in the average
year past. The result is reduction
of $11 100000 in highway working
capital. Gasoline taxes will more
than offset the small reductions in
individual car taxes. But there will
be but 100000 for new improve
ments-two thirds less than in the
average year heretofore.
That fund will be used where
most needed to best serve largest
numbers.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-05-08
KNOW MINNESOTA" NEWS
WILL BE A BIG BOOST

Ely will receive some splendid
publicity as the result of a cam
paign that has been launched by
the Ten Thousand Lakes Association
in cooperation with twenty-five
newspapers in Minnesota which will
be known as a "Know America"
campaign.
The purpose of the campaign is
to acquaint Minnesotans with Min
nesota and each week every news
paper that is party to the agree
ment will publish a st Y on some
Minnesota city in the campaign. The
following week some other city will
be featured and so on until story
of each one Of the cities represented
in the campaign has appeared in all
of the papers interested.
In addition to appearing in news
papers in the smaller cities of the
state the articles will also be pub
lished the Minneapolis Tribune
the same week that they appear in
other papers.
Participating in the campaign are
l. uC DCtlOiI AsSSOl0, HC ClS I'D 4 1iio
Journal, The Alexandria Citizen
News, The Glenwood Herald, The
Ortonville Star, The Willmar Trib-
une, The Pipestone County Star of
Pipestone, The Fairmont Sentinel,
The Fairmont News, the Albert Lea
Tribune, The Chisago County Press
of Lindstrom, The Pine County
Pioneer of Pine City, The Star
Gazette Of Moose Lake, The Grand
Rapids Herald Review, The Walker
Pilot, The Ely Miner, The Lake
County Chronicle of Two Harbors,
The international Falls Press, The
Bemidji Pioneer, The Tower News
and the st. Cloud Times.
An opportunity to enter the cam
paign was given to % newspapers
about the state. Twenty-ene re-
sponded, and this splendid showing
made the proposition worthy of be-
ing featured by the Minneapolis
Tribune which is the twenty-second
newspaper to participate
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-05-08
SUNDAY rs Motber's Gay

There is day in the year when each of doesn't have
thought of Mother others Day day most
With all his obes Unborn heritage
love- great proportion of is bestowed Mother
to the memory of Mother
May all will give especial thought to Mother
and will dedicate her. her shrine hearts Thinking
mothers fail to think, of the mothers
of comrades and the mothers of whose fathers went
with 1917 and did not Or Of comrades who
only little WHILE and when they too left for
left behind them little children who scarcely had known them
said in disc usson of Endowment Cam
pagr The others made the
truly they had their lives and
represented by those gold stars
The Mothers who the fathers of their child
the and wished might be they who
going instead
The Mothers of America They their all in the World
of Fla nders Argonne We of the
who Of the Legion but who
fighting this battle for orphans and the disabled
can greater inspiration than through thinking May TO-
what they would have do in his
who died leaving disabled with
their suerngs Of those other Mothers
tn little children, but must fight
with the Flag in 1917 They
must fight alonehose Moth the Mothers Of disabled
the ves md the people of America remain
Americans must help them carry on!
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-05-08
BANQUET PLANS
ARE ALL LAID.
ABOUT $50 WILL ATTEND
SCHOOL-PROM TOMORROW
NIGHT.

Everything is in readiness for the
premier social event of the school
season, the Junior Senior Prom
'enade, tomorrow night, according to
Allan Clinic, Junior class president.
Approximately $50 persons are an
ticipated for the banquet to be held
at six o'clock in the new high school
cafeteria. After a short program
dancing in the Washington audit
orium will conclude the evening.
Appropriate decorations and
music have been secured. The
Junior and Senior class colors will
be featured throughout. Allan Clinic
will act as POSTMASTER. Toasts
will be given by Allan Clinic, Elna
Kukkanen, Mr.. Olson, Mr.. Baldauf,
Mr.. Slabodnik, Sulo Roterus and
Mr.. Englund. Included on the pro-
gram are reading by ANGELA
Pluth, a vocal solo by Mrs. Slant
and harp solo by Florence
Nichols,
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-05-08
.COR|NNE LE|NO
IS PRESIDENT.
MISS LEINo ESTABLISHES PRE-.
CEDENT IN CARLETON
COLLEGE POLITICS.

A dispatch from Carleton College,
Mortified, where several Ely young
people are enrolled, received Satur-
day, was very cheering to large
number of friends of the young lady
in this city. Miss Leino is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Leino of this city and product of
the local schools. The dispatch
stated:
"Al precedent in politics at Garlic
ton college was upset Friday when
a woman was elected to the presi-
dency of the Student Self-govern-
ment Association.
."The successful candidate was
Miss Corinne Leino, Of Ely, Mimi.
"Miss Leino received $50 votes
from the masculine side of the
campus, in addition to 1922 votes
from the women of the college.
"John Mason Of Chicago was Miss
Leino's closest opponent receiving
248 votes from the men and 80
from the women.