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NVIIVT nit: IIOI.SHKY IK I '' \NT
Hurt l>«*nn> received in the I
mail tlie following a* tic’ . clin|K*d
from an eastern paper, written by l
j. pan v. is timely at the present *bno
and i> entitl'd “What the Bolsh<
Want:”
A Tall, gaunt man l saw one day,
his expression was quite turp>u **
His loweied h ow and somber too
! confess, made me most curious.
“Who are you. sir?" I g» ntlv aso .
not wishing to be cheeky;
He turned on me and fiercely -ow:
**l m a Holsheviki!
“Aha.” said I, “Km glad of that
for very often I
Have wondered what you pe* ,»’<
w.« it. and then have wondered w >
“What do the Bolshevik* want”
He leaped i»*to the air:
“What ilo the Bolshevik* want .*
!>e tore his lengthy hair.
“The Holsheviki want? ” said h\
ujhui h*s face a nea r;
“The Holsheviki want!" he sa* k d
ace-•uts stiange and queer.
“Why do the Holsheviki want ' ' h»
,»Hed hi s ey elm Iks upward;
Why do the Bo shevik* want? ’ •
.-oiled his eyehrlls downward.
“The Holsheviki want h»*eaus»\” » s
eyes were lit with 1 i»♦*.
“The Holsheviki want because. b s
vo ce kept risu ' higher.
“The Hoish *viki want b* cause ” »•<
hands stretched toward the moon.
“T he Holsheviki warn h‘cause/ he
fell into a sw 'em.
Vn.l mm it'< a1* *uade cle r t >
l»y th’S strange feature jr:iu*d.
That vvh.nt the Hntcheviki ward. tbe\
want because the\ want.
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m ns !i \vr fKr^s p.ri:r s«
KlSKNT.At’.K, \oy.. 2!> The Hud
”**t Committee nt the \sgemh>y ha*
decided to unify all pr^ departments
under one director who *ball be
C A f E
|uMvnll> l'ln»r«uuhly Renovated.
-Ui; II \NDLF. ONLY FIRST CLASS
GOODS"
**\\ I l NDKRSTAND HOW TO
PREPARE THEM”
< Ivan lined* and Courtesy
IS OCR MOTTO. .
PRIV M E DINING ROOM
FOR LADIES
( II \RLKS C VMKHOX. PROP.
\VK SERVE EVERYTHING
THAT IS GOOD TO EAT
OPEN D\Y AND NIGHT
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GULL
JOHN’S PLACE
spoils ible to the Chancellor. Thi* »'ii*
inmates the jireseiit overlapping pi - >
ha vans, the Foreign Olfiee, the 1 *!»:*:»
celloiA air! the Government Mnist
a 1 have one, and makes the Gov
ernment control of the press easier
.haa heretofore. A committee of jou *
ual %ts will bo appointed to assist tao
director.
I* oniier Mueller declared that one
• >f Me first duties of lh» Press Ho
j partment must be the publication of
| Ju' evinonce covering the guilt icr the
j war.
: gfrm vn physicians
OPPOSING \ NEW \'V
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KISF.X15ACK, Germany, Nov., t!f; —
iorman physicians in tlioir anu
! onvention here have unanimously v ;
I against the government's propocu
hat all physicians should be rm !:•
• state employes. The physicians >>
d the idea because the> ay it »» n *
ssaiy for them to maintain consul- .
iai relations with their patients.
'NOBILITY HELPEL
GOVERNMENT IN
BIG STRIKE
LONDON. Nov.. 2'.)— One develop
nent of the grout railway strike in
vhich the public took an intense in
.crest was the appearance of titled
. md other celebrities among the volun
.»cr workers who responded to the
government’s call for help.
Most of tlu.-*o high-placed residents
)f Mayfair chose Paddington station
as the scene of their activities ant
many of them performed their duties
.’is porters and in ilk-pail shifters at
such an early hour that few of the
uiious were « ver able to catch them
;n the act »*f doing in: nual work. By
the timo i >1111011 was p operly awaken
the earic *n< "ning rush at ’’addingt .r
was over, and visitor-* invading the
* graveyard -like ijuiet ot the stiik* if
fee ted station saw only deserted p’at
forms buttressed with countless milk
' cans, empt and forlorn. Not a peer
; was to he seen, not even a ha t one*.
Lord Portarlington. Lord Henely,
1 \*i esley and the Earl of Alt)**
wick were among the daylight shift o.
porters, dressed in overalls anil aprons
ami pretending that hard work *va« a
“lark." Earl Drogheda was there foi a
morning or two, and it was rumored
that the Duke of Wellington also was
' present on one occasion. Whether th*'
: Duke tackled any of the milk pads
I was not revealed.
There was no doubt about the yeo
man work performed by army officer
volunteers, at Paddington and cls
1 where. They were to be seen at their
jobs all day long. Major- General
Stuart- Wortley lent a hand at load
ing up the mails. Captain Gilboy and
other officer* of the Guards were aNo
engaged at that work.
A few Americans, long rcsidentu
In England, also offered thoir ser
vices, including Miss Eleanor Ryan,
the tennis expert. “I just had to come
! down to see T.ord Portarlington doing
his hit, and sign on myself,” she told
, the reporters.
Famous cricketers, among them the
Hon. H. L. Tennyson, and other
sport'men swelled the ranks of the
volunteers.
One exceptional figure was tin
Rev. W. ^ollock-Hill, former presi
dent of the Oxf vd \ diversity Athlr*
ic Club. He was an army chaplin dur
ing the war, and was waiting to get
rut to a post in Egypt vh«n th» >V»kc
j rune on.
“So Pm just doing u little porter
, ing in this emergency,” he remarked,
loading his pipe with cut plug. “Most
of us find the work all right, but th?
fish loads are a slimy job. We get l>
i Paddington at 5:30 and work in shifts.
“I have always been used to ha.d
work and can claim to ba tha only Ox
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ford r.an who has won the mile and
thre.-mile events in tin* same after
noon. True, the full milk churns make
one’s back a hit stiff, but I’m 53.”
Mopp'ng his brow, he trundled off
a truck piled high with a woman’s
; baggage.
The lavcr|K>ol Street Station nlsr*
. hoa. ted many notables among its vol
unteers. On the Underground District
railway wen* to be found several
members of Parliament, working as
! motormen and signalmen, and a num
1 her of distinguished officers of the
Royal Air Force.
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UNITED STATES AND
NORWAY ARE ENTERING
COMMERCIAL AGREEMENTS
CHRISTIANIA, Nov., 2D- There
(i:,» abvndnnt signs everywhere of the
development of broader commercial
relationships of every kind between
Norway and the United States, ac
cording to Marion Letcher, American
•onsul- general. In a statement con
cerning the Norwegian- American Ex-1
•jih'tiou here Mr. Letcher, said:
“Previous to 1914 our trade with
Norway was exceedingly light, but
new notwithstanding the long and ex i
pensive freight haul American coni
m ulities are almost as common in j
Christiania as in New York. A nurn
!>< r of Norway’s enterprising young
men have gone over to my country !
during the last several months to i
RELIEVES, TIRED
ACHING MUSCLES
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Buy a bottle of Sloan'* Union nt
and keep it handy for
emergency
IF 1 only had some Sloan’s Lini
ment!” How often you've said
that! AnJ then when the rheu
matic twinge subsided—- after hours
of curiering — you forgot it! Pont do
it again get a bottle today for possible
use ‘(might\ A sudden attack may come
0:1 ",'iatica, lumbago, sore modes,
sl’tf joints, ncrralgia, the pai.is and
aches resulting from exposure. You’ll
soon r lir\e it with Sloan’s, the lini
ment t!ut totntlTiitei untftout rubbing.
JS yv irs’ leadership. Clean, econom
15c., 70c., $1.40.
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! I) I D YOU KNOW
That the Fruit The Key sell*
is the very best that can be j
purchased?
And thut the Golden Pheasant
Candy sold only at The Key
in perfectly perfect?
• You can surely find
THE KEY
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study these conditions at first hand ;
and to form connections there.
“This exhibition, which is confined
practically to goods to he displayed
by Norwegian representatives of Am
erican firms, will emphasise the value \
of doing business through direct Nor- I
wegian representation rather than
through distributing agencies located
in other countries, and I am sincerely
hopeful that American business men
will not fail to see the force of this
lesson.
“Up to tin* present the trade that
has sprung un between the two coun
1 tries has boon largely fortuitous. Am
erican business men will he wise to
understand thi*aml prepare for more
permanent, relationship through fixed
ocal representatives.”
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NOME WITHOUT A PAPER
NOME, Alaska, Nov., 29— Trapp---*,
miners and others of this far no’*th
western coiner of the continent wh<
for years have looked to Nome io'»
their news of the outside world, v • *
receive no regular news report t'.i1
\ -Niter, as the Nugget, Nome’s only
newspaper, has discontinued.
George S. Maynard has been pul)
lishor of the Nugget for several years
F »r some time the Nugget has bee>
<he only newspaper in this part of the
country.
Nome, once one of tire largest go.d j
camps of the north, at one time sup- j
ported several newspapers. This year j
>o many people left on the ’ast st ‘am
or that a newspaper would not p«>.
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ELBERT GETS 100,000
BERLIN. Nov., 29— Pres'dcn I
Ebert’s salary has been fixed at 100
000 marks by the Budget Commission,
which also placed a similar sum at hi-^
disposal for incidentals for which he is
to give a strict accounting.
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Electric Sowing Machine motors as j
Graftk.
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National Water Motor Washer-'
at J. L. Gmofs.
CROWN GASOLINE *4.t>8 prr ca*
at Grafts.
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FOR SALE— Dining Chairs* Graffs
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Fishermen's Supplies at Granin.
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Ft.ASH LIGHTS and batteries at
J. L. Graffs.
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