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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-05
Ma IS lat wiezienia.

Ma IS lat wiezienia.
Ludwika Lindloffowa, wrozka,
zostala wczoraj uznana Wilma "a
mordoWania swego I5-to letnie--
go syna sad przysieglych skazal
ia na IS lat wiezienia karnego.
.Choc W procesie tym starano
sic dowieSc, re kobieta ia otru}a
Artura Lindloffa, to jednak
stan dodatkowo udowodnil, re
Lindloffowa otrula take piec in
nych osob skolektowaia $I2,65o
ubezpieczenia ma zycie.
I szeSciu kobiet bialych proce-
sowanych W ostatnich czasach "a
dopuszczenie sic mordu, Lindlof-
iowa jest pierwsza, ktora uzna-
no Wilma tel zbrodni.
Sad przysieglych zgodzii sic
ma wyrok po obradach trwajacych
piet godzin osm minut. o 60
dzinie $50 wieczorem przysiegli
zapukali do drzwi powiadomili
woznego, re zgodzili sic na wy
rok. Sedzia Cooper otrzymai wy
rok .7Ws y ~ goo.
Klerk czytajac wyrok wstrzy-
NAL sic ma chwilke ostatniem
slowem. Potem odczytal caly wy
rok uznajacy kobiete Wilma NOR
derstwa skazujacy ia ma IS lat
wiezienia. -...-
.. Obronca Lindloffowej natych-
miast prosii o nowy process spra
wa ia bedzie rozpatrywana I6go
listopada.
Kobieta omdlala po wyslucha-
niu wyroku kiedy ia zbudzono
oswiadczy}a, re jest niewinna.
- Wien, re mnie uniewinnia
W drugim procesie. TAX mi du-
chy powiedzia}y - mowila do
'tych, ktorzy ia otoczyli.
Prokurator jest zadowolniony
rezultatu procesu. q
Kobieta zap}aci wszystko.
MaIgorzata Durkin Kirby, 70
ma zwaryowanego bankiera Z
Town of Lake, przy lozu swego
chorego mega powiedzia}a wczo-
raj, ze pokryje' wszelki niedobor
jaki m9gi powstac Z manipulacyi
swego meza. Depozytaryusze ME
straca mic re swych oszczednosci.
Depozytaryusze przyjeli przy-
rzeczenie kobiety bardzo spokoj-
ME. Depozyta W prywatnym ban
ku Kirbyego wynosza okoio
$4,000. Wczoraj opiekun sado-
wy zaczal przegladac ksiazki
bankowe.
Wczoraj W Waukegan rozesz-
la sic pogloska pomiedzy krew-
nymi kobiety, re ona niema ami
centa majatku. Mowiono take,
re rodzina kobiety ME chce wy
lozye $1oo,ooo ma pokrycie sum
sprzeniewierzonych.
Kasyera tego 'banku, Daniela
Kirby stawiono przed sedzia
NeWcomerem. Sprawe Jego odio-
zono do 1890 listopada, kiedy
wlasciwy stan banku bedzie zna-
ny.
Uciekls Chinczykiem.
Ma stacy Dearborn sreszto-
wano wczoraj wieczorem Leoka-
dye Schultz, liczaca lat Io, corke
Krzysztofa Schultz Saginaw,
Mich. i Chiiiczyka Yena Laump,.
ktory wraz MIA z Saginaw przy-
jechaf.
Policya jest zdania, re Chin
czyk namowii dziewczyne do O.
puszczenia domu rodzic6w ! uczy'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-05
TsIegramy zagTaniGzne.
z woiny.

hOnSldnlyuOpOl, NSlOpdud.-
Nazim-Basza, minister wojny
turecki i wodz naczelny ma wciaz
jeszcze nadzieje, re W ostatniej Ii
nil bojowej, jaka ma bye uszyko-
wana przed Konstantynopolem
uda mu sic zwyciezyc i ME wpu-
Scic Bufgarow do stolicy, ktorej
tez flota przecie broc ma cd stro-
nv mora. Przyznaje on, ze Bul-
garry maja wojsko lepiej cwiczo-
ne na nowoczesna modle, oraz le-
psza artylerye.
Sofia, 5 listopada.- Bu}garzy
staraja sic zdobyc Adryanopol
jak najpredzej, to ably modz "a
brac stamtad swe ciezkie dziaia, a
uzy6 ich pod Czataldza, gdzie ira
trzeba stoczyc rozstrzygajaca BIZ
tive. Podobno tez pozycya Tur-
kow W Adryanopolu jest juz o.
statecznie zachwiana; zdaje sic,
re i'm brak amunicyi, DO ma strza-
" buIgarskie odpowiadaja coraz
siabiei: brak tam, tez zywnoSci
upadek ducha wSrod wojska :
Rompletny. Turcy czynia wycie-
czki oblezonej twierdzys ale So
to beznadziejne proby, ktore tyl-
ko ofiar tysiace kosztuja.
Donosza tn, re Buigarzy Ia
pchneli Turkow ich pieszej Ii
nil bojowej Czorlu-Istrandza. Po-
dobno wodz armii wschodnieJ
Abdullah-Pasza trzyma sic jesz-
cze w Czerkaskoje dzielnie bronl
sic Bulgarom; walk tam trwajq
bez przerwy.
Sofia, 5 istopada. - Obhczala
tn re Bu}garzy W 2 hub 8 dniach
wkrocza do Konstantynopola, be
armia turecka pod Czataldza wy
datnego ME bedzie mogia stawic
oporu. Buigarzy zaJeli miasto
Buk. punkt wazny ma linii kolei
laczacej Konstantynopol z ,Salo-
nikami; Jest to nowy obJaw zu-
peinej izolacyi stolicy tureckiej.
Konstantynopol, 5 listoPada,-
w stolicy Turcyi panika: po-
strach padl ma Gala ludnosc;; ma
hometanie boja sic Buigarow
chrzescijanie boja sic jakby W
powietrzu wiszacej rzezi, ktorq
msciwi muzulmanie - nieledwie
groza! Rad jest W rzeczywisto-
Sci bezsilny: po pierwsze zaJety
czem innem, a powtore do miasta
zbiegly sic wielo-tysiaczne RE
sze motlochu mahometansklego
wygfodniaiego. nedznego, mad
ktorym niepodobna utrzymaC
kontroli, zwiaszcza w porze o
becnej.
- Potwierdza sic wiese, re
Turcya prosiia o zawieszeni bro
nj, oraz posrednictwo mocarstw
W tel sprawie; mocarstwa jed
max daily jednobrzmiaca odpo-
wiedz. mianowicie te. ze narzucac
sic tn inaczei, jak tylko by
proponowac ME moga
tymczasern Liga Baikanska ODE
cnie zawieszenia broni ME chce
walka musi potoczye sic dalej.
Belgrad, listopada. = Serbo-
vie niewstrzymanie ciagna ma
Monastyr Saloniki, pod ktoremi
maja sic ziaczyc z armie grecka
Stoczyli oni z Turkami zwycls-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-05

we wyglosil. Towarzyszyl mt
William Hughes. demokratyczny
kandydat ma senatora Stanu New
Jersey.
Cub. Wilson, 0 lie wspomnla
O kampanii krajowej, zapewnia
sluchaczy, re tylko cd adminlstra,
cyl demokratycznej moga SIC
spodziewac zmiany w traktowa
niu zagadnieh krajowych, re an
partya republikahska ami progre
sywna tel rekojmi dac ME moze
|, Mowiac o panikach finansowycf
i bezrobociach, CUB, Wilson wy,
kazai,. IL grpntp.. Fpowodelti tyelt
ze sa ,praWa bankowe j system
monetary, - tax jedne jak
drugi Jest rdzieiem administraey'
republikanSkfCn. ,...
Gl6wnie jednakowoz CUB. Will
son -mowif Williamie Hughes
kandydacie acknowledgements ma
senatora, kt6ry kilka tygodnl te-
mu zwyciezyl bossa demokratyc7
nego, Smitha, dawniej przez vie,
lie lat kontrolujacego Stan New
Jersey.
Prezydent Taft gfosuje W rodzin'
nem miescie.
Cincinnati, O., 5 listopada. -
PREF. Taft wczoraj wieczorem, O.
koio godz. Sci, przyjechai do. Gin
cinnati DO 12-to godzinnej podro-
Nv przez Stan Ohio, W ciagu kto-
rel wyglosi} przynajmnlej tuzll'
NOW Z tylnej platformy pocl9-
gu. ~ 49, 3
Znaczny tlum powita} PREF. Ia
fta ma stacyi kolejowej w Cincin-
natl i przy dzwiekach kapeli, D
krzykach tfumu, czerwonem swle'
tie pochodni odprowadzono go do
rezydencyi brata jego, Charles
P. Tafta.
DIS PREF. Taft grac bedzfe W
,eolf'a" i odda swoj gios, poczem
czekac bedzie ma rezultaty.
Wczoraj PREF. Taft W mowach
swych wstrzymywai sic absolut-
ME Cd poruszania kwestyi poll
tycznych. Mowil o dobrobycie'
Wspomnial takze o proponoWa-
nvm banku dla farmerow / POLO
zvl nacisk ma obowiazek gloso-
wanna wdniu dzisiejszym. Lecz
O sobie w zadnej movie ME wspo-
mniaf.
Czterech prawnikow atakuje po-
glady Roosevelta o sadach'
Nowy York, 5 listopada.
Wczoraj czterech wybltnych pra-
wnik6w podalo do w1adomoscl
publicznej d'uga odpowIedz ia
krytyke sadow, wyrazona przez
puIk. Roosevelta W jego movie
piatkowej w Madison Square
Garden, W Nowym 4orku,, Pod
oswiadczeniem popisani So: Sc
nator Elihu Root, John 9. Mil
burn. Louis Marshall j William
d. Guthrie.
.no1or, zeq1ie na str. 81
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-05
Panikd " KOnStantynOpO|u.
Me bedzis zawisszenia Broni Wa|ka trwa daej.
Do dwu dni = w Stoicy Turcyl
O InterWenCYe.
Ottawa Rzezi w Konstantynopolu.
OFIARY WOJNY.
Wielki Strajk w Kanadzie.
CHOROBA CAREWICZA.
OFIARY WOJNY.
Wielki Strajk w Kanadzie.
CHOROBA CAREWICZA.
Koniec niezxvylSIej learnpanii.

0statnie WisOna Taft gfOSuJe mescie ro
wybitnych prawnkow, miedzy mimi
ROoseyeIta Od
Rooseveta pod adresem tychze prawnikow Maj
wyiszy zakazy sdowe Smierc posa
izbie pOs0w. dynamicia
unnych ratykacy podatku dochOdowego potrzebne
tylkO diva stany.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-05
CMopey Lynehua r6Wesaka BQdd ka|eka ma Gale lycls.
Pokryje niedob6r.
iona bankiera wayata przyrzekla splacie wszystkch
depozytaryuszow.
BIALA z C1INCZYKIEM.
Aresztowano niedobrana parke W Chicago.

nil to w celach niemoralnych.
Dzisiaj agent Stanow Zjedno-
czonych przeprowadzi szczegofo-
we sledztwo jesli sic istotnie O.
kaze, re Chinczyk przywiozf
dziewczyne do celow niemoral-
nych, to Rad natychmiast sic
Chiiczykiem zaopiekuje.
Dziewczyna zeznaia wczoraj,
re spotykaia sic Yemen bardzo
czesto W ostatnich trzech miesia-
each. Chihczyk miaf restauracye.
W Saginaw / tam bez wiedzy ro-
dzicow dziewczyna bardzo czesto
chodzifa.
Dziewczyna powiedziala row.
niez, re ME chciata uciec z Chin
czykiem, ale ten jej zagrozii
smiercia, jesli MIN do Chicago
ME przyjedzie.
Sad koronerki pochwalii
Cooke'a.
Rutherford B. Cooke zastepca
sekretarza pi}karzy Chicago
Cubs, rychio W niedziele e rano
trupem polozyi draba, kt6ry 60
zatrzymai ma ulicy i chciai go O.
brabowaG. Wczoraj odbyiy sic O.
gledziny koronera po wysfucha-
niu zeznar sad koronerski po-
chwalil Cooke'a "a jego przytom-
nose umysiu W chwili tax niebez-
piecznej. Cooke jednym wystrza-
lem rewolweru poiozy} trupem
niejakiego Edwarda Meyers.
Wczoraj policya zlapa}a szofe-
ra Clifforda Fail, w ktorego ma
szynie zastrzelony bandyta jez-
dzif. Przyzna} sic, re razem
Meyersem skrad} byi samochod
z przed teatru Majestic re obra-
bowai niejakiego Hieroni-
ma Reibolda. ktoremu zabraf $35
i zloty zegarek.
Cooke strzelii "a uciekajacym
szoferem ale chybii.
Fatality wpiyw ,pouczajacych"
obrazkow ruchomych.
Moze wreszcie niekt6rzy prze-
konaja sic strasznym wplywie
obrazk6w ruchomych ma dzieci.
w Joliet, ILL.,, obrazki take
pouczyly dziewieciu chiopcow
jak ludzi lynchowac, bo OTTO po-i
wiesili swego rowiesnika, nieja-
kiego Glenn Brown. Chiopiec zy-
je wprawdzie, ale pozostanie ka-
leka ma Gale zycie.
w czasie zabavy w cowboy
ow chlopcy pomysleli o lynchu,
bo przeciez widzieli ma obrazkach
ruchomych, jak cowboye powie-
sill Mexykanina Wybrano wiec
Browna jako ofiare. Chlopcy
zwiazali Browna linka i zaciagne-
Ii linke ma galaz Cienka linka
cialo chlopaka.
Krzyk o litosc wywoiaf tylko en-
tuzyazm cowboyow. Przez pol
godziny trzymano chiopca W po-
wietrzu nastepnie scyzorykiem
przecieto' linke chiopiec spadi
re znacznej wysokosci Potem
wlekli cialo cbiopca po ziemi |
uciekli.
Osoby starsze znalazly Brow
ma W stanie nieprzytomnym. Ia
brano go do szpitala, gdzie leka-
RE orzekii, re chiopiec pozosta-
ME kaleka ma Gale zycie.
Oto wpiyw dzikich obrazkow
ruchomych, 0 ktorych niektorzy
mowia, re So bardzo dla dzieci
pouczaiace. 4
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-05

lDokonczenie ma str. 81
Morris tribune., 1912-01-12
Death of Mrs. C.. K. Light.

Mrs. c.. K. Light, who had been
lingering at the point of death for a
week, passed away ON Tuesday, Jan.
9th. Her death was not unexpected,
yet the news of her final passing away
is received with sorrow by her many
friends in the community, among
whom she has lived SO long.
Kate Good Light was born in Dau-
phin County, Pa, April z, 1889,
where she spent her girlhood and was
married to Caspar K. Light on Nov.
1st, 1866. They moved to st. Paul
in the spring of 1867 and to Dakota
County in fall of the same year.
They came to Stevens county in the
fall Of 1876 and located on their farm
two miles north of Morris, where they
lived until about nine years ago. She
became member of the United Breth-
ren church at the age of fourteen but
after coming to this county transfer
ed her membership to the Methodist
church, Of which she has ever since
been a faithful member. On Aug.
3rd, 1909. she was stricken with
paralysis and has since been confined
to her bed. On Jan. End. 1912, she
suffered a second stroke from which
she did not rally and after lingering
week passed away Jan. 9. 1912.
She is survived by her husband and
four sons, William and Fred, of this
city. John and Edward, of Center. N.
D., one brother, Simon Good. of st.
Paul. and sister ia Lebanon. Pa.
Her sons have all been in Morris
during her last sickness.
The funeral will be held from the
Methodist church this afternoon.
Morris tribune., 1912-01-12
COMMITTEE OF SO.
Farmers and Business Men
Want More Settlers.

The farmers and business men OF
the county have received with enthusi
asm Supt. Higbie's suggestions real
tive to a systematic campaign for
more settlers here in order to help
build up farming conditions in 'he
county.
On Tuesday, the men appointed by
the meetings held at Chokio, Alberta
and Donnelly met at the agricultural
school and discussed methods of or
ganizing the movement. 1t was de-
cided to invite the business men ap-
pointed at the Hughes meeting to join
with them, and it was also decided to
enlarge their own membership to
fifty members, taking in representa-
tives from every village and township
of the county. This enlarged "Com-
mittee of Fifty" will have a meeting
some time the latter part of the
month.
The work of this committee will not
be limited only to the matter of Sc.
curing more settlers but will take up
any matter which pertains to better
farming and bettering farm conditions.
Those present at the committee
meeting on Tuesday were l.. C. Dor
weller and R. A. Cooper. of Chokio,
Geo. Farwell, L. J. Schlattamn. L.
NJ. Larson and J. A. Schultz, of AL
berta, and R. B. GOodhue, C. C. Err
stad, j. E. Peterson and ]. P. Stein
fort. of Donnelly. The Hancock dele
gates were not able to come on ac-
count of the severe weather.
Morris tribune., 1912-01-12
Methodist Church.

The public is cordially invited to
attend the regular sevrices of the
church the coming Sunday.
Morning worship at 1000 hour the
PASTORS sermon then will be "Secret
Prayer. Sunday School at IL O. clock
noon. Young Peoples services at
6 80 in evening in charge of Prof.
Greiner followed by evening worship
at 7:3O.
A strenuous effort will be made to
have the church thoroughly warmed
for the morning worship and the past
or is anxious to have, if possible,
every member Of the church present.
Every friend of the church is urged
to be present as we'll and worship
with US.
Calvin J. Gr raves, Pastor.
Morris tribune., 1912-01-12

Supt. Higbie has arranged for a
rural. school conference to be held at
the agricultural school next Monday
evening and has invited the county
superintendents and the editors of
surrounding counties to the meeting.
The following program has been ar
ranged:
The place of the Rural School in
Country Development Editor w.
M. James, Breckenridge.
The Inadequacy of present Rural
Schools-Supt. Victor S. Knutson.
Long Prairie.
Editor E. ] Babe, Hancock.
Supt Anna Swenson. Ortonville.
Possible changes
Supt. G. C. ferguson, Glenwood.
Supt. Lille E. Thorson, Benson.
Prof. G. r. Ingalls,, Morris.
A betterment campaign
Supt. T. A. Erickson. Alexandra.
Editor w. A. Simonton, Glenwood.
Hon. C. G. Schultz, st. Paul.
Supper is to be served at 6 80, anc
the program will be taken up i'm
mediately following.
Morris tribune., 1912-01-12
A Monkey and q Knot.

The monkeys intelligence has neveE
been able to arrive at point which en-
ables that animal to achieve the unity
ing Of knot You may tie monkey
with cord fastened with the simplest
form of common knot. and unless the
beast can break the string or gnaw Il
In two he viii never get loose. To un-
tie the knot requires observation and
reasoning power, and, though a mon
key may possess both, he has neither
In suficient degree to enable him to
overcome the difficulty.
Morris tribune., 1912-01-12
Congregational Church.

There will be regular services next
Sunday both morning and evening.
Special music at both services. You
are most cordially invited.
1890 Morning Service. "The
Atmosphere.
12:00-Sunday School, come and
bring your children.
6:3O-Christian Endeavor. "How
to Win Young People to Christ. "
Igna Holman, leader.
7:3O-Evening Service. "Naaman'
is the subject.
The annual business meeting of the
church will be held on next Tuesday
afternoon at 8 100. All the members
are asked to be present.
A. r. Larson.
Morris tribune., 1912-01-12
A Hairs Breadth.

Measurement by less than a hairs
breadth now has definite meaning in
machine shops. In. all of the large
shops there are instruments that will
measure the thickness of q. cigarette
paper. much thinner than hair. An
inch can be divided into 10000 parts,
and seventeen Of these parts will make
a "hairs breadth" Some of the most
delicate measurements are made at
the government gun factory at Wash
ington, where many OF the great guns
tor the army and navy are manufac.
tured.
Morris tribune., 1912-01-12

The new council met and organized
on Tuesday evening, D. H. Lawler
being again elected president. Re-
ports were received from the financial
officers of the city for the past year
and also from J. E. Cole, engineer.
The salaries for the next year were
set as follows chief of police. ST.,
08O; day police. S72O; city attorney,
$40O; city clerk. $500; waterworks
superintendent, 5000; waterworks
assistant, $72O; health commissioner,
500. All of the old officers were
then reelected. The Morris Tribune
was again appointed the official news
paper. John Folkins was elected as
SCISSOR. The application for transfer
of liquor license from A. A. Klevj jer
to Charles Hawk was granted. Alder
mau Finnegan voting in the negative.
Morris tribune., 1912-01-12

Appleton Press Henry Mckee has
gone little deeper into the automo-
bile business. He has purchased a
Regal. The machine arrived here
via the Milwaukee about a week ago
but Mr.. Mckee first learned of it's
presence in town last night. But the
station force didn't get a chance to
make any use of the machine on ac-
count of the inclement weather.
Morris tribune., 1912-01-12
TICKET AGENT IS MISSING
St. Paul Man Alleged to Be Short
About $4,000.

That M. D. Nealy, city ticket agent
at the Union depot at st. Paul,
has been missing for two days and
that the police say shortages approxi-
mating $4,000 to date exist in his ac-
counts became known. The Maryland
Bonding and Casualty company, with
which Nealy is bonded, has investi-
gated his accounts and reports short
age of between $4,000 and $4,000 so
far.
Nealy is bonded to the extent of $5,-
600. The bonding company said it had
a clue to his whereabouts, but refused
to make it known.
Officials at the Union depot said
Nealy had been gambling,
Morris tribune., 1912-01-12

Do you know that fully nine out of
ten cases of rheumatism are simply
rheumatism of the muscles due to
cold or damp. or chronic rheumatism,
and require no internal treatment
whatever? Apply Chamberlain s
Liniment freely and see how quickly
it gives relief. For sale by all DEAL
erS.
Morris tribune., 1912-01-12

Mrs. Roy Kelly expects to leave
this week for Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
where she will visit with her parents
until Mr.. Kelly. who is at present at
Globe, Arizona. finds a permanent
location in the Southwest,
Morris tribune., 1912-01-12
NINE PERSONS ARE INJURED
Fire Destroys Tenement Building at
MinneapoLis.

rFe destroys tenement Building at
Minneapolis.
Two children and seven firemen
were injured, fifteen persons only
partly clad escaped over roofs and
down ladders, sixteen others were
driven into the street and property
valued at $4,000 was destroyed in a
fire that consumed all save the outer
walls of three-story brick double
tenement and business building at
Minneapolis.
One of the children overcome by
smoke is in serious condition. ALI
the injured fremen were able to re-
sumo their duties. Sub-zero weather
hampered the efforts of the fire fight
ers. Families living in the adjoining
building were driven out.
Morris tribune., 1912-01-12

Wells Bros. Hanson Co. call your
attention to the new voiles, mar
quisettes and zephyr ginghams just
received.
Morris tribune., 1912-01-12

T. H. Mcguire, C. B. Randall and
nd. F. Finnegan are in st. Paul this
week attending the annual meeting
of the state agricultural society as
delegates from the Stevens County
Agricultural Society.
Morris tribune., 1912-01-12

The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist church will meet with Mrs.
Rabideau next Wednesday afternoon
at 2 80. After the business there
will be a social hour, and all are in
vited.
Morris tribune., 1912-01-12

Knute Holman, who has been work &
ing at the Morris City Mills for the
pats ten years, has resigned and will
return to his old trade as shoemaker.
He spent the first of the week in St.
Paul purchasing his outfit.
Morris tribune., 1912-01-12

Arthur McConvi1le has been spend
ing the week in town on business:
He is now engaged in the loan busi-
ness at Grafton, N. D.
Morris tribune., 1912-01-12

The DeLaval cream separator has
the greatest capacity, does the best
work and wears the longest of any
separator used. Stewart sells them.
Morris tribune., 1912-01-12

The family party which the Work
men expected to give on Jan. 24th has
been postponed on account of the
severe weather.
Morris tribune., 1912-01-12

The Odd Fellows will have installa.
tion of: officers next Monday evening,
and after the regular session there
will be an oyster supper. So -
Morris tribune., 1912-01-12

Eye-sight restored. By DR.. Bro
kaw eye specialist at Krueger's drug
store. Morris the 9Th and 7th of every
month. Painful head and eyes made
painless. Prices always lowest.
Morris tribune., 1912-01-12
Fancy 1912 calendar pads at Lund's

Fancy 1912 calendar pads at Lund s
very cheap.
Balled Timothy hay for sale. Rich
ard Northcott.
For Sale Lot %, block IA. Nor
riS. E. E. Sawyer.
Three good lots for sale. Water
on same. J. B. Anderson.
Popular sheet music. both instru-
mental and vocal. for sale at H. B.
Lund's.
Frances Lawler; who was oper-
ated on for appendicitis last week,
is improving rapidly.
Itch relieved in 80 minutes by
Woodford's Sanitary Lotion. Never
fails. Sold by J. R. Kruger Drug
gist.
You will be pleased with the new
Sophomore clothes at Wells Bros. =
Hanson Co. Come in and try them
on.
Supt. Ray S. Roberts has been
spending part of the week in the
cities on business connected with the
schools.
Harry Brom spent few days this
week at Kirkhoven, relieving Artie
Flatner, who went on a business trip
to North Dakota.
Mrs. A. B. Flatner and daughter
Lillian, have been the pleasant guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. M. o. Flatner for
the past two weeks.
Silver Leaf Flour at 81. .25 a sack
and guaranteed equal to any -four
sold in Morris except New Gold which
is the strongest and best -four that can
be made from spring wheat. Morris
City Mills.
Morris tribune., 1912-01-12

The continued severe cold makes
this spell of weather rank with the
similar period in 1899 and 1904.
Yesterday the mercury was down to
50 below and for couple of weeks
it has several times been 20 below.
Train service is considerably impaired.
Morris tribune., 1912-01-12

A shipment of spring and summer
wash goods received and ready for
your inspection at Wells Bros. Han
son Co.