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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-02

California is turning to Minnesota
for direction in agricultural matters.
AS yet no experimental farm or agri-
cultural college exists in that state.
This is surprising. It is pleasing to
find that agricultural authorities
there have accpeted she Minnesota
agricultural college as a model. In
agitating for the establishment OF
similar institution in California
it was asserted that Minnesota has
answered the question, "Does science
applied to agriculture pay?" Paul
V. Marvis, writing in the North
Pacific Rural Spirit, says that by
adopting the scientific veiws of Pro.
lessor r. Il. Moore. Minnesota was
able to overcome the greatest of all
obstacles, that of climate, and raise
itself from a state which could raise
no corn at all to state ranking Sc
cond in corn production per acre. 1t
has been decided to have an expert
mental farm in California. and an
agricultural college similar to the in
stitution located at Saint Paul.
Over 800 acres of land have already
been purchased for this purpose.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-02
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids will be received at the
town clerks office, town Of Warren
ton. for the construction of the new
State road, situated between sections
IS and 81. % and 26, % and "a, of
the town Of Warrenton, according to
plans and specifications on file at the
town clerks office, copy Of which is
also on tile at the Auditors Office at
Warren. Bids must be in by Satur-
dav. April II. at II O'Clock a. m.
Each bidder will be required to bid
on each mile separately. commencing
at solth end of above described road.
Successful bidder will be required
to give bonds for the faithful per-
Torrance OF said work.
The supervisors reserve the right
to reject any and all bids.
Dated this. 18th day of April, A.
d., 1908. By the Supervisors.
G.. W. Abrahamson.
It. Chairman.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-02
WOO IMMIGRANT DOLLARS.
New York Plans Bureau to Show Why
Cash Should Not Be Shipped.

Albany, Y. Y, Mar 28-Information
concerning immigration into this state
Tor The past few years has been given
out from the state department of az
riculture in connection with bill
introduced in the assembly proposing
state department for the collection
Of such information, both Industrial
and agricultural, as would be of bene-
fit to the immigrant
According to the statement, fmmi-
grants to the number Of 1,076,463 took
up their residence in New York state
for the time being at least. during the
past three years. A large portion
Of these immigrants came here from
southern Europe. where illiteracy il
prevalent. Il Is claimed that during
1907 they sent to their native homes
savings estimated at $500, 900,
which, had they been Informed of con-
ditions in this country. would have re-
mailued and been invested here.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-02
WARREN WILL WIN"

1t is becoming quite customary for
cities and towns to adopt some short
and catchy rallving crv to arouse the
people to more aggressive and united
efforts in behalf of their respective
communities. Minnea polls has
selected, minneapolis Makes Good"
and Crookston is thinking of adopt
ing. "Crookston Never Stops" at its
motto. Now what's the matter with
Warren geeting a motto of IFS own:
The Sheaf would suggest "Warren
Will VIM as appropriate and in
dicative of the spirit of her citizens.
Yes, Warren Will Win. The pluck,
energy, enterprise and good sense of
her people will accomplish that re-
suit.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-02
COB FRISCO BANK OF $4,000.
POSSE STARTS IN SEARCH FOR
DARING BANDITS.
eafe-cracker, Operating At Gentry,
Ark, Slain by eiast-other e.
forts by Dynamiter,.

San Francisco, Mar 28.-Two daring
robbers blew up the postoface at South
San Francisco Friday and secured
$4,000 in coin and stamps
A posse consisting largely Of state
police started in search of the safe
crackers. ! es~..> r
Gentry, Ark, Mar. 28.-In a futile
attempt to blow open the safe of the
Farmers bank at Springtown, near
here. early Thursday the head of one
of the robbers was blown from his
shoulders by premature explosion Of
dynamite. i = Is
Danville, ILL.,, Mar. 28-Two desper-
ate men believed to be the same who
attempted to loot the bank of Chris
man Wednesday, on Thursday morn.
ing held up and robbed the Office OF
the Danville Water company at the
point Of revoivers, forcing Cashier
Byers and woman to stand while
they looted the safe. They obtained
ten dollars and overlooked a large
amount in another compartment Of
the safe. Then they fed through the
principal streets Of the town, with the
officers and large number Of citizens
In pursuit. BY running through a
barbershop and then a boarding house
the men finally escaped.
Terre Haute, Ind, Mar. 2S.-Rob,
bers blew open the safes in the post
Offices at Marshall, ILL.,, and Westfeld,
ILL.,, 20 miles west of here, early
Thursday morning. All the cash and
stamps in both Offices were taken
The total loss it is said will exceed
$1,000.
Jacksonville, ILL.,, Mar. 2S.-Fearing
a panic, a few months since J. w.
Corrmgton. an aged resident OF this
city, drew from his bankers s., 900 in
gold and hid it at his home Thurs
day he found that thieves had taken
his horse and buggy and the $1,000.
The horse was found later in the day
near small town in this county.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-02
Students Held for Riotiro0.

Ann -Ar6Or, Mich, Mar. &c. Roy
:-0c::1 Of Fowen, Ill.,. one of the IS stu
de';t arrested during the outbreak at
tie >:ta: theatcr Ten days ago, was
to;l!.f: over Thursday to the circuit
cou't for t:;al on the charge Of riot,
ing. Bail was fixed 1t $1,000, with two
SGGtA les. Rocks examination took but
few hours, in contrast to that of 0. c.
f.nlt rick Of Galve ton, ILL.,, which ex-
ia 4 Il over near'; a week limerick
WIS bound over to the circuit court
Wednesday and his ba.! was also fixed
Ct $1,000.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-02

The city Of Winnipeg may test the
Idea Of municipal ownership on a
big scale. 1t is proposed that the
city purchase from Mckenzie Mann
81 Co.. it's thirty miles of electric
street railways. and electric light
and power station, at a cost of about
sl4. 600. 600. Our Canadian neighbors
promise to Guido New Zealand in
prom algating advanced economic
theories.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-02
Arrested, He Commits Suicide.

Los Angeles, CaL, Mar. 2S.-In the
befuIe had served him with a war
rant of arrest on the charge Of utter
ing fictitious check Henry Hyde
Dwight, a prominent architect of this
city. who came here from Boston,
swallowed the contents of bottle OF
chloroform. Dwight died q few hour,
later.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-02
SCHOOL REPORT.

Report Of tile school in District
No. 8. for the month ending March
-. 1908.
Total enrolment. q
No. DAYS attended bv all pupils. 466
Average daily attendance. 2; $40
Those who are perfect in attend-
ance re:-Birger Hagglund. Willie
Hoglund. AdeIia Nordlund. MYRTLE
Nordlund. Phiiip NordIund. Ruth
Norlund. Annie Peterson Clara
Peterson, Ida Peterson. NeIs Palm,
Burger Smith, and Elvira Smith.
Those who have attended 80 per
cent or more are Robert Andersen.
G0ttfred Gummerson. Edgar Olson
and Ruben Olson.
Barney J. Peterson.
Teaches.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-02

Inc Bryan and Johnson Supporters
nave held rival meetings in Crooks
ooh' both of which are claimed to
nave been enthusiastic and harmoni-
Gus affairs. Peculiar brand Of
harmony we should saw.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-02

North Dakota democrats last week
AID not show very neighborly spirit
when they refused to endorse John
son tor the presidency. 1t is possible
that they are a little bit jealous of
Minnesota.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-02
Veteran Gives Un tif>

Marshalltown, L., Mar 28.-Robert
B. Williams. civil war veteran and
q member OF the soldiers home. while
attempting to stop a runaway team
here received injuries from which he
died at the home hospital three hour.
later.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-02
Three Are Burned to Death

Belmont. Mass, Mar. 2S.-Ernest
BloomQuist, cabinetmaker, his vito
Lolita. and a 12-year old son, Lewis
were burned to death in a fire which
consumed their home at ITS Belmont
street Thursday night.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-02
Confesses to sIayAna Sister.

Benton Harbor, Mich, Mar. 2S.-
Opening his lips and breaking the 81
lence which he had endured for eight
months, Henry Orlaskey, a ten-year
old German boy. tearfully confessed tc
having fred q shot which killed liz
oight-year-old sister.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-02
Troops Guard Tobacco 1eds

Lexington, KY, Mar. 28.-Lfeut
Jenkins and Is men from the Whites
burg company OF militia were sent to
Mount Sterling Friday to guard to.
bacco beds and other property. They
had been on duty at Hopkinsville for
several weeks
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-02
Sl.OO PER YEAR.
THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1908,

Judging from the tone of a
NUMBER of papers in the southern
part OF the state. JACOBSON guberna-
Cor1al stock has advanced s. great
veal during the past few weeks.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-02

one of the best appointments Gov.
johnson has made is that of g. w.
stanton, of International Falls, for
Judge OF district court, to succeed
Marshall A. Spooner. who has re-
signed. He is good lawyer and
newspaper man. and not very bad
democrat.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-02
Jury Disagrees In bribe Ca.

st. Louis, Mar. 2S.-The jury !,
the case Of Ferd Warner, member Of
the house of delegates, charged with
bribery, disagreed and was DISCHARGED
Friday The case went to The tu1,
Thursday night
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-02

Illinois has endorsed it's fayoreit
son. uncle Joe Cannon, for the
presidency. Good man, but his gun
IS hardly of sufficient range to hit
the game.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-02

Northland post office was discon-
t'nued Monday. It's patrons will be
soppl1ed by mail by rural route
from East Grand Forks. The post
once map is constantly changing.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-02

I will trade farms in Swift Or
jackson Counties. Minnesota. for a
good hardware or merchandise busi-
ness. Land at actual cash valae.
Address Box 49, Danvers. MINI.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26
SAYS PHONE BUZZES
IN EARS CONTINUALLY

Miss kniese OF No. $40 Medium
ave. called on Prosecuting Attorney
aid In restraining the inventor of a
wireless telephone from talking with
her continually no matter where she
is.
Il can hear those noises now" she
declared He is shouting AT me that
he is the boss. that he is greater than
the Almighty in Heaven. II say any
thing he tells me 10 shut my mouth.
Now. listen, don't You hear them?
Several persons who were present
listened but they could hear nothing.
Miss Kniese explained that she rent.
ed her basement to 4 man who was
experimenting with the wireless tele-
phone. and now he Is Fostering her
by keeping the batteries turned in her
direction all the time.
II tell Vol IL is awful she eeHtiH-
ued. Just listen To- that machine
now. can hear 1t ell through the
night, and can't sleep The only
place can get away from ii is in the
alley back OF my place"
The prosecutor listened to he. COM
plaint and promised TO assist her.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26
Around the State
in a Hurry

Port Huron--Sheriff Davidson took
Edward Sherman and Chas. Bealer, Of
this city. TO the Pontiac asylum.
Bay cty-Warren d. Richardson.
81 years old, county clerk for the
past three and a half years, died Mon
eiay 6ftef-ah- Illness of I've weeks--Af.
Richardson was unmarried and is
survived by his mother, who lives In
Poolyille. n. Y.
Port ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. he needed
money. and he stole a single harness
TO obtain it, Judge Law on Monday
sentenced VIM. Richmond to a term
OF TWO years in Jackson prison.
West Branch-Roy Warick. 80
years old of Toledo, who has been
camping here since last Thursday on
the outskirts OF the town with his
wife and sister-in-law, was struck by
fast passenger train from Mackinaw
City Monday, and instantly killed.
Warick. il was declared by his wife,
had been drinking heavily and took
his gun to go shooting. 1t Is believed
he fell asleep on the track. His body
was badly mutilated.
Port Huron--Contractor James Gar.
land. for the fifth time. commenced
work on the Lake Huron canal Mon
tIft4"He WIITerder a big steam shov,
al TO be sent here.
Port Huron-Claiming that his son
was killed as a result OF being run
over by a Grand Trunk engine on
Aug. 5. 1907, VIM. Seeley today start.
ed suit against that company for $l0,'
900
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26
Burns Hotel

.As-ShariAE BHFHS-naw- hostelry- ON
Cadillac Square at the corner OF Bates
ST., is known, is likely to be one II
the best patronized hotels In the city
OF Detroit The hotel itself Is 4 mod
ern building, up-to-date in every par
ticuaI, and was built with the intent
Of catering 10 a high class trade. IL
Is ar Improvement tn the district III
which it is located to such an extent
tina, II would seem as II civic pride
would compel the owners OF some OF
the adjacent property TO follow the
example OF the sheriff in beautifying
the civ. The buffet mas already been
opened and is one of the most artistic
ana tastefully arranged in the city,
The popularity of Jim Burns which
has followed hi mthrough years OF
-as-ee.iietie.fs- -petFeit ma kes-vhe-f'ii
-.,+.--4.l- Ai--hntel- a-cerlain- snccASs--
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26
APPLIANCE CASES
LOST TO RAILWAYS

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 25.-Two sweep
ing opinions. noteworthy in that the
decisions OF the lower courts were re-
versed in full in each instance, were
handed down by the United States ci:-
cult court OF appeals here. sustaining
the position Of the government against
the railroads in the matter OF the
safety appliance law.
The cases decided were those OF the
government against the Atchison. To-
peka 4 Santa Fee Railroad company,
and against the Denver 4 Rio Grande,
BY these decisions the court OF APP
peaIs abrogates the common law rules
OF "rea sonable care" that have hereto
fore governed, and sustains in full
the acts of congress. which the opin'
ions hold now totally supplant the
common law rules.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26

Seen apart from her work, Mrs. Ma
tion is "A fine. motherfy old woman.
Her voice Is harsh i'll denunciation,
but soft with a pleasant southern ac-
cent when she is talking quietly. Al
though she is energy itself when
aroused, her manner is kindness IL
self when she is not talking of the
evils OF drink
Yet when she speaks of her mission
q transformation comes over the
vvutrt7ttf. r t--ftttiet4-fooi t--ttttftstes
from her face and she speaks with
animation and pride.
Il come TO fulfill prophecy" she de-
clares. People expected reform from
the political parties. They failed.
Then God Almighty picked up a WON
an that hadn't even a ballet and used
her 10 open The eyes of the people TO
the curse that was on them. one
woman whose home had been ruined
by drink smashed the bars that were
run in defiance of law and mace of
the drink question IA mighty issue.
Two thousand years ago this was
prophesied and now is comes true.
Have | any hope of success for the
Prohibition cause | reckon | have.
We may not elect this president but
we surely will the next. Our vote Will
be SO big that it Will open the eyes
OF the American people
Mrs. Nation has become a profess
sional lecturer now for the cause
which she champions aud almost all
her time is taken up IN speaking in
one city or another. She has been
in Jail 33 times, the longest period
being q days, and has paid nnes
amounting TO as high as SlnA- Nnw
She paws fines no longer. allowing the
Prohibitionist party TO pay them.
She hates the Republican party as
the one responsible for the present
government,
The man who hands the shotgun
TO another is meauer than the one
who does the shooting" she asserts.
THE Republican party Is behind the
saloonkeeper II gives him a permit
10 20 into business. Before ] went
To Kansas | was a Republican. Then
became Prohibiiionist could
never be anything else. am an
Abraham Lincoln Republican though.
He never drank or used tobacco
The evils OF the present age shock
her.
This Is a naked age" she says.
I'VE see the nakedness OF women all
around. This Salome dance is Just
like the rest The round dance was
invented by the devil How old IL Is
don't know The devil has been
here a long time
when Mrs Nation came In at the
Michigan Central station. Monday
she made q snort speech there on the
"A man has no right To injure him
sell and MS progeny by drinking. she
acclaimed. Il believe in thoroughbred
human stock AZ we'll as Thoroughbred
cattle
10 is several MONTHS since Mrs Ma
1 ton has been in Jail.
a long time. she calls H.
Mrs Nation spoke NJ ? o'clock Tues
/ day afteDnoon IN the Congreg ationa'
church. Royal Oak. at 4:3O she speak.
i'm the Baptist church in Oxford IT
/ 7.30 i'm the First Methodist church
! Pontiac. Wednesday at 10 a. m. IN
Birmingham. p. IN. Rochester. Z. y
r. m, Affsrr fifrr--r rtirt-tt-~t erttrtr
| Detroit,
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26

DETROIT. Aux 25.-Close Tuesday
was poor day FOR news IN the grain
markets. The tone was nrm and prices
made small gain. Liverpool started
tho strength with an advance and the
mills Al Minneapolis helped some hN
srnouncins an Improvement In demand
foi nour Al the same time the mills
were trying uurd 70 buy Mheatvat low
e. prices. Wheat receipts were not
very heavy. and foreign demand was
slow
wheat quotations No. ? red.
90. september opened with IN Al
vance Of iac AT 94s. G.. and advanced TO
s6ri a., December opened At % = q. and
adv anced 10 sos 9. May opened At
No. ! white. s4c.
t=-.;
No. g. 1sc No yellow. ears at 81 : (,
No. yellow. / ear at sos. e.
Oats--Cash No > white. ) ears at
AN {, september. 10, zoe bu AT - &c.
kye--Cash No. :, IjI2c
Beans-Cash. s. SIS. October 50 10.
Clover seed-Prime October 100 bags
a. $50. 100 at Ss.25. December, 100
l'bags at s625. March. 100 bags At $3.50.
goo at So 80 sample alsike. 10 bags al
ss25. Is az S1.76 > at s7.25. az Ss.5e.
Timothy seed-Prime spot 100 bags
! az $50.
Receipts in the Detroit market On
Tuesday. included / 200 bbls ~ -four ]
, cai of wheat, 10 OF corn. 10 of oats. and
! Z o. rye. Withdrawals were 400 BIZ :
OF houl. Stocks are l35.07i bu OF
wheat. lG2,lli bu or corn 5S.305 bu OF
| oats, and 4O.OS4 bu Of rye
! Northwestern wheat receipts Tues
/ day PSI cars; year ago. 81 cars
I Wheat and corn in Liverpool close
| I'D higher
Wheat receipts at primary poir
! TUESDAY 10000 bu, year ago. 7Io.o0d
1 bu
Wheat receipts az 81. Louis $1,000
! hu wear ago. 1900 bu.
Worlds wheat visible supply 1851
] 600 bu, decrease.
| Kansas city wheat receipts. 152 cars
I year ago. i25 ears.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26
KRONPRINZESSIN CECILE
BREAKS GERMAN RECORDS

NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-The North
German Lloyd liner Kronprinzessin
6ccift- reached f,eft-ffroffi- BfeHeH-te-
day and broke all German records for
the 3,049 miles from Cherbourg with
a passage of five days. eleven hours
and nine minutes. This was an aver
age speed of 1926 knots an hour. or
.O4 knots better than the record OF
the Kaiser Wilhelm H.
On board the Kronprinzessin were
Mrs j. Montgomery Sears and Miss
Helen Sears. mother and sister of J.
Mont gomery Sears, he millionaire
who was killed in his automobile neor
Boston some weeks ago.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26
Dainty Fritsf Schef
to Wed John For, e.. tbe
Young e4merican Nobetist

J PAUL SMITHS, N. Y. Aug. 90
Nine. FRITZ Scheff is TO be married
again.
Recently she sued for divorce from
Baron Won Bardeleben. an officer In
the Austrian army.
John Fox, Jr.. who also has been
stopping here. and oft running up
from New York, is the lucky man.
MIR. Fox is one OF the younger
school OF American novelists who
made his mark by devoung his atten
ton 10 practically unknown phases of
4ffr-.-f He was bern In Kentucky and
made the Blue Grass state famous in
series OF stories, among them "A
Mountain Europa" "A Cumberland
Vendetta" Hell for Sartain." The
Kentuckians," Blue Grass and Rho
dodendron," THE Little Shepherd OF
Kingdom Come" and "A Knight OF
the Cumberland"
He went to the Spanish-American
war as a war correspondent, sharing
all the risks with his comrades In arms
and wrote vivid letters from the field
lie also served as war correspondent
durina the Russo-Japanese war.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26

In the slaughter house at Dunferm-
line, Scotland, new instrument for
killing has been introduced. Tho
weapon Is about a foot In length. The
barrel is rihed and the muzzle shaped
like the mouth of bell and angled
In order TO adapt Itself 10 the slope
OF the bullocks head. BY unscrewing
the opposite end from the muzzle the
cartridge may be inserted. When the
bullock has been firmly drawn up. the
operator places the bell end we'll up
on the forehead and with a sharp tap
of a mallet all is over. the beast gen
orally falling down without struggle
If the buffet has been properly placed
~ -patA-shauld-- La laRs- the-SpipaI
cord. completely severing 1t. m the In.
strument has not been well placed.
death is a little longer In ensuing,
but in any case there is no pain TO the
animal
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26
MY ARM TOO LAME
FOR SALOON
SMASHING
CARRIE NATION.
REFCRMER SAYS DAYS OF ViO-
LENT CRuSADiNG ARE OVER
VISITS coNslpINE's AND BE.
RATES CROWD OF DRINKERS.

Carrie Nations Ratchet is reduced
to toy OF gilt with rhinestone set
ting now.
No more will the ferocious advocate
OF total prohibition destroy mirrors or
smash whisky bottles. The days Of
violent crusading are al an end for
this Jealous old woman whose name
has become a household word in the
country.
My arm is lame now" she explain
ed sadly. 1T has neuritis ana ! eau
not even use 1t to write.
II am not going to do any more
smashing. The saloon is just an eff
feet am going after the cause now
the vicious laws that allow The sa-
loon to exist"
The new crusading methods were
shown Monday night when Mrs. Ma
ton. who arrived in Detroit during the
afternoon. showed her way into VII
liam. II. Considine's saloon on Monroe
ave. and harangued crowd there on
the evils of intemperance. .. w.
Afasotf, chairman or me UHKfaHJ cOun.
ty Prohibition committee. which has
brought Mrs. Nation here for cam
paign against the blind pigs cf oak
land county" was her escort, cut he
was soon lost In the crowd.
Go home You're drunk" she told
the men who stood at the bar. Bud
Hite. the colored porter, was Fcared
out OF his wits 10y her sudden advance
on him. but she only gave him 4
severe lecture.
Your mother never meant you ~
do that" she told the bartender who
was drawing beer"
Then Mrs Nation inspected the
nude pictures which ornament the
restaurant portion OF the place. Her
comment was severe enough e have
made the artists ears burn.
The business OF shaking thirst never
stopped while she was In the place
and there was no violence shown by
or toward Mrs Nation although some
boys set up jeeriRg boots.
After leaving COnsidine'S. Carrie
made tracks for the Library Park
+hst.a4- with t-ttfte,.t--vefewd- '.LheE
tHeeis- nv INC TfmG s1C T1TTrf-7Tf TIC
hosiery her followers had Increased
10 the proportions of small army. all
anxious for a peep al the famous
Ratchet wiclder. At the entrance She
paused and. By way of saving good
night. delivered little Temperance
speech. in which she urged hcr hear
ers TO vote the Prohibition ticket from
president down. IL they would have
their country.
Carrie q Prophecies.
IL IL as "A prophecies sent OF God
that Carrie Nation regards herself
now. Thfs Is the text on which she
bases her-clalm,
= "seholo, the Lord hath mighty