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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-12
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-12

nl0djte 6ei s'elcr @e(cgeilfeit Sen
Stiamugetern fit fore ltnteritiibulg
neiuer GanoisatAr hci Scr letten
@nbl meil!cu Gauf erltuttcn lilpo Inn
tbr MolAmollcn bel Scr ~fonlnuenSeu
Brim1rma9l erIlld,en gegen Sns Ser
lpred)ell, III getreler @eile ale nit
oem Mmte pecbunSencn Eilihte,i ans
sufiibren. &ernAar5 5. Moris.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-12
Sir SMeriif.

@ieruit sur ae{alligen Nadridt,
oaB i) &alloiGnt fir Ste Democratic
ide Monsiuation fir CAS- Sberiifsamt
uo11 Staarlhs County tei Ser &ouragl
am II Septemher Ieiu luersse. Sh
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-29
DRAINAGE MEET
IN NEW ORLEANS
National Congress to Con-
vene in Crescent City
April 1913

Special to Daily News
Houston, Tex. Feb. 2S.-The Nat
ional Drainage Congress vii hold n
meeting in New Orleans on April
10th-i3th.
Arrangements are beins made by
the General Passenger Agents of the
different railroads with offices here
for the convention. and 1900 dele
gates are expected in this session.
The object OF the organization IS
20 secure the cooperation OF the gov
eminent in retaining marsh ianos'
not only In the actual work, but will
seek government aid In planning the
projects and in the engineering prob
lens that arise before the actual
work begins.
Delegates will be selected as fol-
lows:
Each state Is cities Of $1,000 or
more 10. cities OF Loco to e5'oVo'
2. cities under 1.0u0. ;.
Each governor OF the state and
each mayor Of an Incorporated city
will be recognized as a special del
egate Every effort viii be made to
bring about renewed activity in the
drainage of the waste lands.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-29
REDUCTION IN VALUE
Of FARM PRODUCTION

Washington. u c., Feb. rs Nd
vance reports of the Secretary OF Az
ricllture show that the total value
of farm products of the United
States in 1911 is below that of 1910.
The estimate for 1911 is based on
the returns Of the Thirteenth FEEDER
al Census and is SS,Al7,0e,Ooo
while the total value OF arm prod
ucts in 1qlO Was SS,G94, cocoon or
so77. 600. 600 more than 1911. This
loss Is amounted for by the decrease
in prices of animal products and an
imals sold and slaughtered. Dairy
COWS are the only farm animals that
show an increase in price In 1911
over 1919 and eggs, wool, butter and
poultry have likewise suffered In
farm prices daring the year.
On the other hand. the crops of
1871 are worth more than those OF
1910. the estimate OF farm value OF
all crops In 1911 was $500 .oo0,
a gain over 1910 OF $4,000, 600.
Farm prices Of all crops are high
or in 1891 then In 1910 with the ex-
ception Of cotton, cotton seed and
flax seed. With the exception OF
these crops the farm products OF
the United States are the most valua-
BILE ever purchased.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-29
Melon Growers To Organize.

Ration. Tex. Feb. 2S.A meet
inc will he held in this city within
the next few DAYS for the purpose Of
organizing n melon growers asso-
citation
The question Of planting broom
corn and peanuts will also be given
attention at this meeting and an
agreement will probably he entered
into looking 10 an increased acreage
Of these products. II has been prov
cd beyond a dodbt that both broom
corn and peanuts can ne made a lead
ing commercial crop OF this section,
hut heretofore Systematic method
of growing these products has no,
been attempted and for that reason
the market for them has not been
satisfactory.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-29
ANSN Err n HONESTLY
Are the Statements of AMARILLO 1T
iycns Not More Reliable Than
Those of Utter Strangers.

This is vital question
II It fought with mtercs, 10 ANA
rillo.
IL permits Of only one answer.
II cannot be evaded or ignored
An Amarillo citizen speaks here.
Speaks for tho welfare OF ANA
rillo.
a citizens statement is reliable
An utter Granger doubtful
Hone prouf il the hes, proof
Mrs John %. Gil,n. Iuul Ildfri-
son St, Amarillo. Texas, says Il
can recommend Doang Kidney Pills
highly, as they have been used On ay
family with the most satisfactory
results. Recently ny husband lro-
cured supply OF poau hiduoy
Pills from L. -. Thompson co
Drug store, AMI aW pleased TO eh-
doris" this remedy In tac hope Tat
any words vili lead ..t.. auues
sufferers TO give II q trial
For sale by al dciIeg, prlc" 80
cents Foster buburHt1, Ihiaio,
New York. sole AGENTS toy the United
states.
Remember the name Deans and
take no other
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-29
.bR|TON INTERESTED
IN TEXAS HOG CLUBS
Special to Daily News.


Fort Worth. Tex, Feb. Is Sir
Dwight Fottingham, a stockman Of
Manchester. ENGLAND. was recent
visitor in this city and AZ the office
of the Texas Commercial Secretaries
and business Mems Association made
especial inquiry concerning the Boys
Hog Clubs The best evidence of
the effectiveness OF the organiza-
tion Of our young farmers into these
clubs is the hos himself
During the past thirty wears he
has given up one half OF his life and
sc pounds Of his flesh to meet the
increased demand for young meat
his average weight decreasing from
275 to 219 pounds The result is
that We are now producing 2e.050,-
600 worth Of pork annually while
our consumption amounts to Si6.-
sea. 000, which IL a loss Of s2i,-
10000. or more than so per cent
BY the raising of more hogs and
better hogs the Texas Farmer Boy
is doing a great deal towards keep
Ing Texas money in Texas.
Lord nottingham Is highly pleas.
ed with the results of the Hog Clubs
of Texas and will soon return "a
England. where he will organize Hog
Clubs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-29
HEAVY REAL ESTATE
SALES At PLA|NV|EX
special to p4ly News

SPECIAL - H@ly Views
Plainyiew, Tex, Feb. est is es-
.timated that approximately S250,00u
worth of land in the Plainview coun-
try has been sold by local real estate
men In the past two months II the
immigration continues to come al
the present rate the sales for 1919
in Hale county will pass the million
dollar figure reached in 1911. The
Pepper-Schulty Land Company alone.
has sold twenty manifestations dur
Ing the past two months. Three OF
these were disposed of the past week
to Wisconsin parties, and We're sit
uated south OF Plainyiew. The Otus
Reeves Realty Company has sold,
within the past month. LOO acres
in quarter and half section tracts
TO Colorado parties All OF this
land is within a few miles of Plain
view and will be converted mainly
into irrigated truck farms. since the
purchasers come from an irrigated
section of Colorado and are thor
ouehly familiar with that kind Of
count on deriving much benefit from
watching the methods of these for
mer Colorado people this wear.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-29
FOR GREAT PUMPING
PLANT At MERCEDES,

Kingsville. Tex. Feb. Is Bids
will be open for the construction and
installation Of a mammoth pumping
plant with a capacity OF 2l0,eo0 gal
Ions per minute to be located on the
Rio Crandc river near Mercedes.
The plant will be owned by the Amer.
lean Rio Grandc Land and lmmigra-
ton Company and used TO irrigatc
the country surrounding Mercedes,
Another plant will BE- located near
pharr. Texas In the Rio Grandc Val
ley will be purchased In the near
future by the Louisiana Land and
Irrigation Company. This plant will
pump at capacity OF 400 cubic feet
per second.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-29
&C e RIDs THE SYSTEM
OF CATARRH

Caah blood disease which general inflammation oil the
Innings Of tie boy The deasng OF these
delicate and produces all tie well known symptoms OF the
trouble the head and tight suy feeling IN
pains above the irritation Of tie throat sometimes slight
feeling and Ill health the lungs
become affected by the continual impure blood through the and
consumption the disease allowed 10 remain in the
Caarh because uriies the blood II into
circulation and particle OF the catarrhal natter making
fluid rich and healthy Then the nlnd membranes begin
heal every symptom disappears the constitution built and health
$ d the ctrh by attacking the trouble at its
entirely removing the the blood thus making
and lasting S S S is made entirely from heahvng roots
baks and for this especially and desirable medicine
Book medical advice 10 all who
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, GA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-29
.ILl|NO|sAN BUYS
LOTS IN SLA!0N

Slaton. Tex. Feb 2N William
GEORGE. of Maplesville. Illinois, has
bought twelve residence lot, in
and has begun the erection of houses
Tor sale MIR. George is highly On
Unused over the outlook Tor Sla on
and says that il looks better 10 lin
from an investment standpoint nan
any city In the entire West Hr
George has been on an extended is
IL through the West and Northwest
and after a thorough Investigation
decided that Slayton and the Slayton
county stands pre-eminen' aboV' all
the places he visited from an iu,cst-
ment standpoint.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-29
Shocking sounds.

in the earth are sometimes heard
before n terrible earthquake, that
warn OF the coming peril. Natures
warnings are kind. That duh pain
or ache In the back warns you the
Kidneys need attention II YOU would
escape those dangerous maladies
Dropsy, Diabetes or Bright's disease
Take Electric Bitters at once and see
backache fly and all your best feel
ings return. my son received grea,
benefit from their use for kidney
and bladder trouble" writes Peter
Bondy. South lockwood. Mich. 1T
is certainly a great kidney medl-
cine" Try II so cents at Amarillo
Drug Store.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-29
ADDED MOISTURE FOR
PLAINVIEW COUNTRY

special 10 Daily News
Plain'iew Tex, Feb 2N Accord
'ag 10 the local Government rain
suaFc. l.lf inches of precipitation
has been deposited on the Piainyiew
ronnty In the past few DAYS Tn,
SHOWS the first part of the week had
hardly melted when this prccipita-
ion began, and the combined moist
IRE has ben sufficient TO penetrate
To the sason left in the ground by
lsll. which was only a few inches
below the surface The rainfall APP
pears TO have been general over the
Plains. and vil be very beneficial.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-29

Every convenience Tor lady board
crs az Oriental Hotel % &c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-29
Blamcd A Good Worker.

II blamed my heart for severe dis
lress in nv left side for two wears "
writes W. Evans, Danville. Va. "bu,
| know now II was indigestion. as
nr. kig's New Life Pills completely
cured me- Best for stomach. liver
and kidney troubles, constipation,
headache or debility. 25c at Anna.
rillo Drug Store
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-29

We guarantee our coal quality
and weight. Better order today
KENYON Grain q Coal Co., phone rs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-29

Remember All school pupils ad-
mitted to the lecture at ". O. W,
hail Thursday night at one-hall
price. l0l &c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-29

just like home al the Oriental Ilo-
lei. 97-6C
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-29

"iiright side of Lite" at W. o. W
hall Thursday night, by Jewell
Howard 1G1 q,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-28

r6wniez m6glby .zrobic
dobry interets, musimy jez-
die az do Jamestown, gdyz
blizej ME many kowala.
Prey zakofczeniu chce sic
zapytae %szanownej redakcyi
VIA, usa co to "a ,micha}ek co
pisze kuryerek i tax czerni
nietylko ludzi ale.i keiezy a
nawet bezbronne Siostry "a.
:konne. Musi to- bye chiba
bardzo tani towar. Wpraw-
die jego: ia pielucha pcwa-
lana kt6ra on i mnie s}al "a
.darmo, pare razY odrzuci}em,
ze wstretem i=:wzgarda gdyz
to czu6 ~nienawiscia z}o5cia
kwasem jadem i smrodem,
tylko il Mkt tutaj tel smrod-
liwej pieluchy ME czyla, tu-
tai ludzie ma lyle rozumia, re
umieja odr6znic pismo dobre
cd podobnego z~arazliwego
kuryerka michafkowego, ma
dowszystko gdy ten hez-
wstydny szmat nawet zakon-
mice napadac W Gilman
Mimi. Musi to bye ia Gala re-
dakcya niczem -innem, jak
.wychodkieu publicznsm j
m}ynem do plew, je6li lyle
wstydu tam niema zeby ma
bezbronne Siostry napadac
to jeszcze jedynie cato, re
one tam pracuja tax niez-
mordowanie mad oswiata W
po6r6d mfodziezy polskiej.
l natem ko1cze, lima raza
obszerniej napisze jesli to pa
r. wierszy ME beda wzgar"
dzone przez szanowna redak-
eye Wjarusa, a nawet dobrze
by by}o gdyby zechcia}y in
ne gazety powt6rzNe ten ar
tyku}.
Pozostaje nadal czytelni-
klein Wiarusa. ,Ns:1~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-28
Ma Sprzed 4

: 26O akrowa farmia W Rock
valley, Il mill cd Dodge i l.
mill cd koscioias W Pine
Creek. Przeszlo 100 ARROW
pod p}ugiem, reszta las !
%pastwiska, Gale 'ogrodzone:
Dom mieszkalny i zabudowa-
MIA drewniane - wiatrak do
woody t.. d. Sprzedam z po-
wodu starego wieku. Zg}osit
sic pod adresem Maciej Ku'
los Dodge, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-28

Jedno miesieczny
p%rocent po 4 cd sta
p}atnyl stycznia 1913
cd wszystkich depo-
%nowanych pieniedzy
s%k}adanych pred, lub
dnia 3 grudnia 1912
W. Winona Savings
Bank.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-28

COW, kwapcie sic do mas 9
pluribus unum, W mnogoscl
sta. Gdy bedzie mas wiece]
bedziemy zakfadac rome to-
warzystga, ozywimy .ducha
polskiego, jak to nasi rodacy
czynia ma wschodzie, ME O.
bawiajcie sic, 70 ME macie
wiele pieniedzy, ably Gala ma
raz:sekcye kupic, tutaj moze
dostae zieml ma -dobre spfaty.I
i rex rocznje pomalu wypla-;
cis<,aa pomnijcie ~nadewszyst-
ko wy dobrzy rodzice, ze
tueaj1 mozecie dzjeci posylac
nietylko do. katolickiej ale
poiskiej szko}y czego W pol
nocno zacbodniej Ameryce
nigdzie ME znajdziecie. Sios-
try polskie obchodza sic z
najwieksza pieszczotliwoscia
u dziecmi " szkole. Oby to
niekt6rzy rodzice chc;eli gro.
zunaie6, kt6rzy ME So chetni
pose}ac dzieci do szko}y pol
skiej pred; bojaznia ably
dziecka pc polsku ME uczyc
tylko pc angielsku, zapomi.
najq oni to, re dziecko ultra
CT }sw6j jezyk ojczystv, tract
Pc najwiekszej !czesci, nietyl-
ko religle, ale zostaje wyrcd-
KLEIN polskosci, uadto re
dziecko znajac diva. jezyki,
jest drozsze, i ola niego przez
cafe zycie jest korzystniej-
SEE. Pomnac r6wniez o tenn,
10 W szkole P~olsko.Angiel'
.skiej We Fried, %przewaznie
Siostry ucza po angielsku
tylko ma zadanle rodzic6w,
jesli sobie tego zycza, ucza
ich dzieci i pc. polsku. TAX
.rodacy chcecie skorzystac. z
tel sposobnosci napiszcie mai
najlepiej wprost do Ks. Fir.
~Olszewskiego, Fried N. Oak.
zapytajcie sic go o wszelkie
szczeg6}Y osiedlenia sic we
Fried a .~znajwieksza checia
ten s}uga Bozy udziel; wan
wszelkich wskazuwek.:
ia sam kilkanascie lat
przesiedzialem ma wschodniej
Ameryce, i za}uie bardzo
czemu predict tutaj nieprzy~
jecbalem, mia}em niespe}na
tysiac .dolar6w, gdym III
przyby}, pc pieciu latach
"a kilkanascie tysiecy me.
90 gospodarstwa MEDAL
bym, co sam D. Szarkow'
ski moze potwierdzic, re
pred o6miu :laty zak}adajac
sklep by} wart $500, dzisiaj
jest go stac do 100000 i
sam juz pragnie ably jak mai.
PREDICT drugi sklep~ kto za}o-
zy} we Fried, co. zdaje SIC
niezad}ugo jego zyczenia sic
wype}nia. Dobry kowal
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-28
FRIED, N. Oak.
Moi drogi Wiarnsie!

." :%t%".,. .,s NIX
Ufajac twe) dobroci, kt6ra
okazujesz* i / :ts':y' jak
pismem W twej ggazecie, chcia-
lem tez tive alobroci skc~
rzystac czy:iii i. Q d, ls''t; ci ME:
kt6re szczeg6y naszego
Fried, N. Oak j prosit Gle
usilnie abys>to umiesci} W
}amach gaze'y twojei, kt6ra
tax tn cenioLa W posr6d ma
rodowo6ci polskiej,
Najpjerw napisze, ze rok
mieliSmy bardzo urodzajny.
Wszystko sic obrodzi}o, pre-
MICA, OWES, %jeczmie6, kartof
le, kukurydza it'd. Zniwa sic
o wiele przedfuzy}y W tym
roku, z powodu obfitego uro-
dzaju, obecnie jeszcze ludzie W
niewt6rych miejscowo6ciach
mltca maszynami parowemi j
ME predko uko6cza jeszcze
m}6cenie gdvz spjch]erze So
przepe}nione> i: trzeba zboze
odwozic do elewator6w aty
by}o miejsce> ma zboze, kt6re
jeszcze w kupkach. ma polu.
Ludzie;zSja tutaj W wiel-
kiej solidarno6ci, gdyz sa to
po wiekszej czesci" dobrzy
Kaszubi, ME many tutaj sa'
dow ami pijak6w.
O, jakby dobrze zrobili :ci
lud2ie, kt6rzy maia zamiar
osiedlic sic W posr6d marc.
dowokci polskiej, ably tutaj
dobra i urodzajna ziemie,
kt6ra MONA dostac "a BAR
do TAME pieniadze, kupowa-
Ii; przewai nie. 30 dol. "a okier
z budynkami przyleglemi..
Ludzie So bogaci. ytutai 20
wiekszej tcze6ci maja po 1000
ARROW ziemi, i chetnieby cd.
przedali, najbardziej ola tego,
10 rohotnaik W lecie do. tax
wielkiego gospo!darstwa wiele
kosztuje. !; tax podczas ostat~
Mich zniw p}|aciiiSmy juz po
cztery dQlary dziennie robot
nika do zniwa i jesc a co
najgorsze, ze ME by&o MOI
ma dostaGs ,odosyG ]udzi ably
zboze sprzqtnac i ola tego
tax d}ugoHsie przeciag}y mi
wa. " :: .:.: =
Kl;mate,3 bardzo zdrOwy,
wielu ludzi co innych stron
tutaj przybyli ME majac do
brego zdrowia, tutaj i'm
wszystko sic zmien;to -
doktor i aptekarz ME wiclka
karyere by tn mogli zrobic,
Dowodem jest to, re "a Is
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-28

do naszej para
fiji, dopiero jedna kobieta i
niemowle umar]i, pc.
mimo ze do 80 faLn,lii do ma
szej parafii naIezy, przeclw-
ME rodzi sic polski nar6d W:
tym zdrowym klimacie, i
czesto dale sic widziec jak ks.
proboszcz chrzci W kcsciele.
KoSci6t Naj5w. Serca Je-
zusa manly r6wniez piekny:
no Franciszek Worry
i Jan Lu'aj sprawili piekna
choragiew, kt6ra Slostry Po-
mocniczki Apostolstwa1 tutaj
rezydujace, nszy}} a jest
to cos pieknego j ozdoba kos.
cio}a.
Me moge take zamilczec,
10 nasz pasterz. ks. Fir. OF
szewski, ufundowa} w}asnym
kosztem, i to W przeciagu to-:
go lata, Ola Si6str polsklch
piekny klasztor, W kt6rym
moze sic %pomiescic i do
$50 mfodziezy ma pensye.
Jest to ozdoba nietylko ola
ca1ej parafii, ale ola ca}ego
powiatu Stuteman- Siostry
polskie, z poczatkiem bieza.
cego miesiaca rozpoczely
szko1e i ucza nietylko jezy'
ka polskiego i angielskiego,
ale wszelkie ipne przedmio'
ty: biora ieografie, fizyke,
jeometrye, historic i jnne.>
Szko}a rozwija sic bardzo
6wietnie, sam ks. Olszewski
ze jesli tax p6jdzie da-
lei, szko}a W klasztorze be.
die zama}a. Parafianie sa z
tel szko}y wielce z~adowo]eni,
to tez n daleka ~przywoza
dzieci i oddaja ma pensye
Siostrom wyzej wspomianym.
przyjrauja r6wnie2:
dziewczeta do swego zzgroma.
dzenia Si6str Pomocniczek
Apostolstwa, majqce powo1a-
ME do zycia zakonnego. W
tel sprawie ~najlepiej sic u
dac wprost do Proboszcza
naszeg,, zarazem kapfana
tychze S:3str, kt6ry. ca}emi
silami PRAGUE mad podnlesie-
MEM oswiaty W posr6d MILO
dziezy polskiej. Jego Excelen.
eva ks. Biskup dyecezys]ny
z Fargo jest wielce zyczliwy
narodowoSci polskiej i sam.
zacheca ably Polacy starali
sic zachowac nietylko swe
zwyczaje obyczaje, ale ma
dewszystko jezyk ojczysty.
Oby go Bog jaknajd}uzej "a
chowaf nam prey dobrem
zdrowiu i zyciu. ,
TAX mill rodacy; 20 co sic
macie oeiedlaG W poSr6d Gu
dzcziemc6w Tub %innowier.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-28

Chcecie bye Zdr0Wi?
Chcecie poZ0staG Zdr0Wi?
Vice nerwy W
krzyzu wolne cd nacisku.
Zwyczajnie wszystkie cho-
roby znane pod rozmaitymi
nazwami, tax jak: appended
tbs, }amanie w stawach, cho
roba Brighta, diabetes, katar,
Locomotor ataxia, reuma-
tyzm, choroby sercowe, ob}a
kanie, b6l gEowy, rozmaite
gatunki b6lu, zapa1enia j fe'
brv So powodem przesadZe-
mia z miejsca kOSci pacie-
rZOWej zatrzymujsce 2vwot-
ma sife Il OrganiZmu Ciafa.
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%dyplomowany doktor W
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ralnemi przyrzadaml, szybki
| i trwa}y rezultat nastepuje
ma pewnO.
Offs mad sk}adem odziezy
! HIRSCHFA, Winona, MINI.
w Dodge bedzie poczawszy
cd 3 grudnia, W kazdy VITO
rex, czwartek i sobote W 10.
kalu ponad sk}adem NJ. J.
Kulasa, Dodge, Wis.
Jedno :.miesiecznY
procent pc 4 cd sta
p}atny l%stYcznia 1913
cd wszystkich r O.
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sk}adanych pred lub
dnia 3 grudnia 1912
lr. W Winona Savings
Bank.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-28

Teraz skoro m6wimy, re
sprzedajemy wan .dobr4 o.
dziez taniej niz inni, mozecie
polegac ma tenn 10 tax jest.
Chcemy abyscie obejrzeli ma.
see ubiory i paletoty.
pc 1876, inni chca $500
pc 1856, inni chca 1000
pc 1856, inni ChcQ 22.OO
pO 1886, inni chcQ. $500
Znaidziecie wielka wartosc
dobrvch styl6w do wybora
z posr6d- pieknych fason6w
nowyCh fason6w i wzor6w.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-04-10
Wilson Sentiment Strong

There is no Kentuckian better posted
on national politics than Urey Woodson
editor of the Greensboro Messenger, and
National Committeeman for Kentucky.
In a conversation with the editor of
The News in Louisville Wednesday,
Mr.. Woodson discussed the political
outlook in several of the states, show
ing how favorable it was to the candi-
dacy OF Woodrow Wilson. In Indiana
the delegates are instructed for Mar
shall but Tom Taggart is known to
favor Wilson as second choice as he
knows that the nomination of Wilson
will help the Democrats to win the state
offices in Indiana. In Pennsylvania
both sides.n endeavoring to gain party
control, are putting up Wilson dele
gates. IT, Illinois, Roger Sullivan, by
long odds the most influential man in
the state, is for Wilson and is going to
carry that big state for him. Wilson
carried Wisconsin over Clark in the
primary Tuesday and on next Tuesday
the Illinois primary will be held.
-E'town News.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-04-10
DAMAGE Of THE HIGH WATER
DURING THE LAST WEEK

The greatest damage has resulted
on the lower Ohio and upper Miss
issippi streams. AT Hickman, KY. the
levee broke and thousands of people
we're rendered homeless and much prop
erty destroyed. No lives have been
lost. Illinois, Tennessee, Missouri and
Arkansas river towns were likewise
heavy losers from the flood. The U.
S. government sent tents to the striker
sections to shelter the thousands driven
from their homes. Pres. Taft, in a
special message to congress recon-
mended that immediate aid be sent the
sufferers of the flooded districts and
the latter promptly voted $4,000 for
a temporary relief fund.
The latest reports are that the sire
ans are receding and all danger is
past. The general rains have ceased
and people are returning to their
homes again.
Later-Press dispatches yesterday
morning state that the levee at Cairo,
Ill.,, gave way Thursday, causing eight
deaths and dana ging the city $4,000, 900.
5000 people fed the city. AT Memphis
the river is three feet above the high
record mark.