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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-10-17

] The Passion Play or Life Of the Di-
vine Christ. The most beautiful film
play ever produced to the American
public. Full and complete with
1000 feet Of film! Saturday might on
II at Electric Theatre.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-10-17

DISTRICT NO. !
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-10-17
Car Hits Auto; One Killed.

Chicago, Oct. 15.-Ons man was
killed, two others seriously hurt and
woman probably fatally injured
when a street car collided with 4.
sightseeing automobile on the South
Side.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-10-17
Only 4 Few Hours
in which to Work
For the Valuable Prizes in the Big
Double District Contest

DOUBLE VOTES UNTIL
a GIRL TO GET BUSY NOW AND THE PIANOS AS A
TEN YEAR SUBSCRIPTION COUNTS 10000 VOTES = CHECKS
ACCEPTED CLOSING NIGHT
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-10-17

sheaf Want Ads. do the Business.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-10-17
Washington Building

The first grade has had an Indian
camping ground in their room with
braves emerging from the woods or
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-10-17

Have your Auction Sale Bills print
Cd at the Sheaf Once.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-09
Ropmoro | Sarso.

gn ting llgierning blep Staten til
oen Ace os. beganet | Sarge, q. @,
ioet en- Sanoelsreiienoe peo Rnun
Sulius SO. Sanion fra Cafe gart.
Weinn., blep operfalot paa @aben al
to maifereoe &suere os ifabt libel,
% ban life burtig NOT eitertom
Srbren iii of r9ffe Armene | 8ei.
ret.
Sfuboet babbe imioIertio o9ffet
Soft / Rabolaset iaa Norberne
blep rpbbe og tog SIugter, isr De
fit Sio til at uoplpnore BAN. Ger
bar enbnu, ba 6oIf fom til, inaoioi
2ip / bam, of ban tit iorflaret, boor.
oan Oct bar gaaet til, men ban bsoa
itrar efter at n9re braet pna so.
ipitaIet.
q 9sbet al ct aars Sb bar 70
Moro funbet Steb pan inmme @aoe
oa mSer lisnenoe Smit9fioigbeoer.
9pen bar nolopet Ell gelsnning al
5000 for Y~toroernes pnagribelie,
oe bet %foruenies at Goumtpet pil
gisre lieeoan.
Sarien, Der par 25 aar gnmmel.
par reiieuSe for Duluth grepine
9oinpanp, men bans Siem Oor |
Safe Garts @linn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-09
.6aaet fig pilo
paa Sieloet.

Sra Steamboot Springs, Colo,
telegrnferes Den Ste augltit: Der
nGres flor llro Der for Sifferbeoen
al fire Gamer og Serrer berfra Ste.
oct, iom Srebos gften orog gfiteo /
Oct GiemeO at beitige5o ppen al
Gtbelfieloet Tor n9ite Worgen at
beifue SoIopgangen berfra.
Sioen bar man intet bort ira nc
gen al benz, og man er begpnot at
bli bange for, at De erter er blet
operfalbt al piIbe Gbr / 9uffaIopar.
fen, elerot De bor gaaet zig oilO o8
err omfomne | auIben. Sc req bper
lin Seit, men meoisrte Yrouinrt for
Blot TO Gage.
SeIget beito0 al Mrs. Narp Bur.
gels, Wiig Srene @roes6ecf, Wiis
aIiee McGormicf. Miis Coma Mar.
mon, Or. Sranf 8Iacfner, Or. s.
81. gertram, 6ronf McGlellano og
Satprcrce 8roce.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-09
procesien.

Sra Sos gngeles, Gal, teIegraie.
res 6te auguit: Getsmsoet ioag /
geitiffeliesiaaen mob Clarence g..
9arrop, observation-disclosures Sor.
%iparer, fom til en- ieniationel og brat
Stans en- balp Zines Sib for Mio.
bag berpeo at CONNER Sutton
hsiitte 9arroms Sopeoioriparer, 30.
pofat Carl Hobgers, til Of iuOi9ttes
/ S9ngiel til al. 8 nGite Morgen for
uooiit Sorugt ~ Retten.
&ogers Sorieelie beitob /, at ban
unber afbsringen al ct OF gionerre
falote oct en- Weneoer og paa DOM.
merens Inmooning npgtebe at toge
SfiRlosoroet tilbage % beoe gionet
ON lln~oifplbning. 9ommeren iosnt-
te bam en- 0tiilft al $50, men ban
erfl9reoe, at ban for oilbe aaa /
SGngiel emo betale iaame9et JON en-
roo Gent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-09
Recau.Dal6.

5ra SaflonS. California. melOes
Den ste arguit: Wapor 6ranf s..
Nott % aommisi9rerre 8. $.
9acelis og 3. 6. Burner, Der pda
5oranleoning az Sccialiiterre og De
iaafaIote ~%SnSuitriaI 8orters Of tbe
@orlo~ maatte nnoerfalte fig ef MT
8alg (4recal clection"), er ale ire
blet sienpolst meo itor Naioritet.
galsoeitageIien bar meset itor, og
De foinoelige g9lgere tog en- rneget
attip Gel | galgbnnolinsen.
1e to iocialiItiife Srganiiationer
teifplote Dem for at bare anpenot
gpens golitiitprfe til at moertrpffe
ben irie Gale og for iitet &enipn Of
bape taset iii observation-disclosures
melien i 9pens npe Charter peo 8e.
pilaninger al ptSie 8oneesiioEeI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-09
trooper lanoiettes
nicaragua.

Sra @aibineton meloes ben Ste
Gnguit: gn Affecting Warineicl.
batter IanSiattes 2srbas | Ricara.
qua til geifptteIie al amerifanife
gorsere os Oeres gienoom.
Grpeoitionen, Der ltoO unoer Ssit.
nant Sarnes u. Gampbens Som.
mlanoo, la~noiattes / Gorinto, Den
pistigite Sisbaun paa Stiaebaps.
fpIten, % iortiatte bertha meo Sern.
banen til Sopsbitaben Wanagua,
bpor De arlfom tiolig Ssnoag Mor.
gen.
Sra Manael,a, Iicaragla, tele.
graferes oen CITE auguit: Zen arne'
rifanife 5roppeafoeling paa 100
Wano, iom 2srbag aften Ianoiattes
| Gorinto fra aunonbaaoer "anra-
polls" og iom anfom bio | Ssn-
Dogs forat beifptte ~berboenoe aneri'
fanife @orgeres Sip og eienoom,
fanot peo lin anfomit @pen forbolos-
bis rolig.
Den omerifmfe Miniiter, o. Z.
Neitsel, traf itrar Gorbolosregler
til at tpinee General @ena, Den ito.
ligere arissminiiter iom bar anitii'
tet Hepolutionen, til at ubIepere be
set amerifanife Sernbaneielifab til
bsrenoe SnoFsoampifibe, ium ban
bapSe beiloglagt.
Hr9iibent 9ia3 bar anmooet Den
amerifanife Hesiering ON at ierbe
NOT en- Nioeling Marinetropper til
Manaeiia, og anorogenoet anbefales
al Miniiter 8eit5el, ba ban nnier en-
betpoelie icrsset Sroppeitprfe for
ahiolut ~nsopenois til 9~eitpiteIie al
Amerifonernes % an6re llol9noin-
gers 2iu os Jorretnins siuteresier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-09

| Sperp1r at en- nbpre 6olfemasle,
oeribIanot Suiinoer al 9anifamerl.
fonere.
programmed aobneoes meo Srem.
iigelien al en- al Carl Sanlen ira
Chicago foriattet meget poffer og
itemningsiulo 8rolog, bporefter
Stiftamtmnno gruL aalborg, bolot
8elfomittalen.
Gen egentlige Siiouieliertale bolo.
tes af Or. Mar Senius ira Chicago.
ion | forte 9rGf ifilbreoe Rarfens
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Tarfen bar,
f~orflareoe ban, fommet iitano peo
gibrae fra banifameritonife N9no
og &uinber fra ale SAe al De Sor.
enebe Stater % repr9iellterenoe alle
9eire % Samfunoslag inoenior oet
oanifamerifanife Solf, og be bapbe
aae p9ret piaise os glade @ipere,
fortalte ban.
Saainort set tilitreffeligc gelsb
bar inbfpmmet, % Sagen %iaaleoes
iifret, bapbe ben Sanfe itrar giort
fig sinloenoe at bile beuptte Gor.
fens Sn6uielie til at ieire en- Set,
Der paanp, iom peo aarbusbngen,
funoe bringe 9anife biem og 9anif-
amerifanerne iammen for pberligere
at ftprfe Sen sobe 6~oritaaelie MEL
lem bets Solf.
"Og naar MI De TO Iationers
Slag bellies Sibe ON SIDE oper benz
ne freblpite Glet, ct Segn paa De TO
2anoes 8enifab, er oct nit Saab",
fonfluoereoe Ealeren, "at De ogiaa
itebie maa freoe ON pore f9aes
Ninoer os 6slelier".
8lottot De andre 3alere bar ben
amerifanife Miniiter DR.. Cyan, ben
oonffe Miniiter til be Sureneoe eta.
ter 8rep Wtoltfe. Seilfoletorltanoer
6. e. Ssibiere fra Npiteb, Rebr.,
Eaitor $. 8. Srimoot Wsaer, iom
brngte Silien ira Gen ~ioreneoe
oanlf- .lutberife airfe |
gmerifa~, pg Carl antcnien ira
Chicago.
MeIem Salerne blep Der afirnget
fIere for a~uleoningen forfotteoe
Sange, % BEN pufre % ltilfuloe
Set ilutteoe meb Soriamlingens III
ipngelie al "9(merica".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-09
SammenitYrtet SrySee.

Sra Ialporniio, Sno., t~elegrafe.
res ben 6te Iug. Gn ipGr llIpffe
bapoe nGre poa bpuot Der | Snieg.
men ioag, ba oper eft baIpt Sunoreoe
Rerioner, 3eltoeere / 5orreIter OF
america's aarlige Iicnic % for
Stsriteoclen beitooenoe al apinoer
og gern, itprteoes | @anoet, oa
GampifibsbrDgsen peo Stint 2ofe
broit unoer Dem.
Sper 1000 Wenreifer bar Gien-
pibner til Siloragelien. Sneiepis al
Wnnb boppebe / @anoet, % peo
SiGlp al gaaoe, iom bllrtia IteoteS
ira 9ano, lpffcoeS set at re66e Dem
ale.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-09
6oot 2lar / Syoen.

SfsIae Snoberetrirger ira for.
IfieIlige &onter oil Spoen giennent.
s%oaenSe ioa ct uirbponlig goot Gor.
Set aniIoaes, at gorsliObpttet |
Stoterne Misiouri, arfanias Oh
2oi,iiiuno oil bIi oobbeIt iaa fort
iom iiior. Gette giRloer iiGr 5rugt
og @rsntiager.
Spebebsiten | aanios oe SeraS
bar gipet et fGrScles 9oot ubbptte,
oe 9omulosauliugen tegrer I'll at
bIi uipopanlig flor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-09
Sino paa Piempeien.

SfeIee en- gripatmebbelelie til
8eftner / ct. Saul tiltraaote Sobn
Climb, ftp. @upernsr al Winne.
iota Der / CONNER bar opbolot Jig
/ europa ben 23ee auguit Siemrei.
fen til De Sorenebe Stater. Scr.
2inb bar itsrite Deleu at 5ioen pp'
bolbt iig | Stocfbolm Sperige, bpor
ban ogiaa ooerpar Dc olpmpiife
Gege.
Scr. SinS er en- iprig Silbpngcr
af @oobrom @iiion % perter peo
tin Siemfomit at tage en- meget at.
'tip Tel / @olgfampen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-09

Sltonering % 6oriamIingens af.
ipngelle al SaImeu "Onparo, @bri.
titan SoIoierS~, buoreiter ser boIS.
ties Ell fort @sn. Otter @snneu
iltente Whiiifen "Sbe Battle Sumn
OF The &epiibIic", eiter bpis Sub.
%isrelle Wisoet falbtes ill Sroen az
Den inn9crcnoe 6ormonb, Grienotor
geperioge ira Snoiona. San opIG.
tie en- Rapport ON, at Den mioIertt.
oige Organization sisres permanent,
bpiIfet 6orila5 bIep peotooet uoen
Gebat.
ReglementSfomitecn ioreilo1 | fin
RAPPORT, at oct me Tnrtis eTfieielle
Hopn blir "Tet progressing Gorti"
Gremifribtportiet) oa bette bIeu ei.
ter enoeI 3ebot peotoaet.
geltemmcllen ON, at inaen, iom
er Snoebopcr al ct lsoernlt @mbeoe,
ifal frnne pGre MeoIem al 0otional.
fomlieen, billteS meb flor AppIaus az
Ielegoterne.
"a Flatiormfomiteen enbnu life
bar ierbig til at ropportcrc, oa
Rooiepelt haboe ubtaIt gnifct ON, at
ingen Noninationer biirbe i~oretaaes
for efter gebtageIien al galapro.
9rammct, aiouruerebes Msoet til al.
3 pm eftermio6oeen.
BED aonpentionens Sammentrr.
Den iglcn irentlasoe EIatiormfomi.
teen fin Ropport, ser bleo ucotoaet
uoen @noring, og isrit oa par nrart
i0roig til at ifrioe til Iominotionen
al Fartiets aauoioater for Erpii.
ben og ViceprGiioeni.
Weo Senipn til 8nIeet pi Grrii.
oettfanoioot bapoe Der naturIiapis
ingen Soil eIler NeuinaSiorifiel roa.
Def. Sbeooore Rooiepelt par ieIuifre.
pen. ben eneite Der bopo peret Sonfe
eler Gale ON.
WominationstaIen boIotes | bebin.
geoe Sro Of Wiaiam u. grenoeraaii
ira Neiu g)orf, og i%tetteoes al irem.
itaaenbe SoIere fra Roro, Spo, CIt
! on Belt, 0~eriblonSt az 4orDItotspctr.
ronen General Soratio s.. Sling fra
Seem gorf og Spoitatspeteranen
Oberit Z. y. &Iopo ira 5lorioa, Der
itob SIDE ON SIDE paa BIatiormen
meo Den fsrites Arm ON Den oltoenS
Sfuloer. On al DC ltnoeritstteIiesta.
Ter, iom pafte Den iterite 9eeeiitring,
bolotes al en- af DC foinoeIige 9eIe.
CATER ira Sainois, Wiis Sane aoams
fra Chicago.
Vaa oerom ltiaet Jorilag blep Der.
poa theodore H%ooicpclt ncmineret
meo INFLAMMATION eiteriilet af en- gi.
iolosItorm, iom trneee meo at lsite
8aget al Slliet.
Ter bauoe for BieeprRitbent Dor.
ret npont forifieaige; mango, Der.
iblanot Gooicpelt ieIo, bapoe snitet
en- Spoitats niano nomiueret for Den.
ne Stiuing, men Stemningeu bopoe
grabpis iamlet fig ON Den lanosbe.
remte 8remlfriotsmauo 8upernsr
Sobnion al oen itore 6rcmifriot5itat
California, % bans Termination
ioregif ligeleoes meo affirmation og
unoer 9eIesaternes % De tuientaI.
Iige 8iIifucres SlibeI % gifaIos-
raab.
Dc 10 &anoi6ater, Der az BERTH
uonrpnte 9epittationer bleo aiben.
teoe fra fine Soteler og isrte mo
Salen, erfI9reoe Jig begse | forte Ia.
Ter uiQige til at atceptere Rominatio.
nerne og taffeoe | biertelige Sroelag
for Den Dem bepiite acre % Silio.
3et me Bartis isrite RationaI'
~fonpention aiiluttebes Oerpaa, iom
Den par begpnot. meo 9sn og afipn.
aelien ai Ell Salme, buori belle ben
Itore SoriamIing, oper 10000 / Sal.
let, itaaenbe beltog.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-09

Sislge en- netop inolsbet telesra.
rift WeooeleIie bar Senatet ieni
Cnsoas aften meo 80 mob 10
Stemmer peotaset 8egiermgsbuSset
/ famine 6orm iom at @eprRiettant.
briet os meo be to openfor n9pnie
amenoementer, al bpiIfe Sanoels.
oomitolens afifafielie er BET pistis.
tie. Suao RrriiSenten nu uiI sisre,
er bet ltore SpsrgsmoaI.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-10
Let Us Give 1t a Start.

The Augusta Anti Tuberculosis
League must have about $500 IN
hand or promised before it can begin
its work against tuberculosis in this
city. dollar from everyone who
reads this and can afford it, would
set the machinery at work at once.
Will you not send Your dollar or
more, if you can, to Mr.. f. c. Dud-
ley, Meonian Bldg. The longer the
citizens of Augusta delay the attack
upon this disease, the harder it will
be to overcome it and the more it will
eventually cost us. You may not
have any knowledge of tuberculosis
or of its ravages in this city but
there are those who have and they
say it is largely preventable. viii
the good citizens of Augusta let their
opportunity for lettering our health
record go unheeded2
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-10

emily as Progressives to hold the bal
ance of the power in both House and
Senate.
The story had ii that Il members or
the Legislature had joined in this
movement for separate Progressive
caueauses and that Alton G. Wheeler
of South Paris had agreed to accept a
nomination for speaker from this eau
Gus and that Carl Milliken of Island
Falls had become a party to 1t ana
would be the candidate for the presi-
dency of the Senate 1t was also
part of the plan, according to TINS
story, to disregard the primary nom
ination 10 Governor Burleigh for Unit
ed States senator and for the Progress
sive legislators to nominate candl-
date of their own. Such action os-
peeialiy with regard to the United
States senatorship would be such de-
fenseless violation of good faith on the
part of those concerned, that the Press
could not credit it and diiligent inqul-
ry made last night failed TO discover
any one who knew. anythink about the
alleged plan or would admit it if they
did.
Would Stand by Primary.
1t has been known for sometime that
many of the most prominent leaders
of the Progressive party in Portland
and elsewhere throughout the State
were unalterably opposed to disre-
garding the primary nomination for
United States senator and did oppose
the resolution that was adopted at
Bangor recommending that the Pro-
CT Inll to l9fr iofi
caueuses. In confirmation of this the
Press prints below a letter from three
of the most active Progressives in
Maine in which they state their posi-
ton in the matter.
If there are II Progressives in the
Legislature who propose not to partic-
ipate in the Republican caucus but to
hold one of their own the Press was
unable last night to learn who any of
tnem are.
Mr.. Peters, who will be the Republi-
can nominee for the speakership of
the House, has canvassed the members
of the Legislature carefully and he
has been unable to find anyone who
VIII join in such a movement. The
friends of Governor Burleigh have al
SO been unsuccessful in finding any of
he Republican members-elect who will
admit that they had any intention. of
joining any such movement.
Judge Alton C.. Wheeler of South
Paris, who, according to the story, was
he member of the House who had
been picked as the Progressive candi-
late for speaker, was asked by the
Press last night if it were true that
ne would be candidate for that office.
Mr.. Wheeler said that he did not care
10 discuss the matter for publication
and he gave as his reason for asking
o be excused that anything he might
say at this time would be miscon
;trued
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-10

to be other than a credit to the man
assailed-Hale, Frye, Allen, Kinds,
Littlefield, Swazey, Burleigh, Guern-
sey, all have shared the insidious
Republican party of Maine. They
have been yoked up in all the hyphe-
mated invective that relentless
anarchist could conceive as political
cancer in national affairs.
Every man who has read, or
TRIED to follow, the mouthings of
this man for fourteen years at the
head of a paper which Nelson Ding
ley made recognized power for de-
Gently and reliability, knows that
every word of the above is true.
And why does this man so hate the
men and the party who placed Mel
son Dingley in the front rank of the
nations lawmakers? The answer
is plain-Frank l.. Dingley was not
chosen to succeed his brother in
Congress. Since that day the slash
ing and tearing at Republican vitals
has gone on with increasing fury,
as the gray cells of hatred, malice,
jealousy, disappointment and re-
venge have been nursed and upbuilt
by self-pity, broodings and practice
in the high art of abuse and in
yeetive.
Men whom Editor Dingley lauded
are today classed with
thieves and are started down the
Jericho road" And that is why we
ask: How long are decent men of all
parties to allow an irresponsible to
them daily before
large part of Names population I'M
der what Editor Dingley is pleased
to represent as the freedom of the
press?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-10
Portsmouth's Election.

Today (Tuesday) Portsmouth, N. H,
more, deeency will try to down vice.
The issue is morals or money" and
the latter has long been in control.
The red light district is notorious
and the notoriety of the orgies en-
acted there has spread across the
country. This time, Mayor Daniel w.
Badger, running for third term, is
making his fight on the declaration
that the illegal resorts must be wiped
out, and city marshal and police COM
missioners should be removed from
Office for failure to enforce the law.
As in many other cities where bust
ness men have listened to the sophis-
try of the rum trust and allied evils,
some of the business interests think
the red light district should be al
lowed to flourish, under the convic-
ton THAI it brings more money into
the city; that thousands of sailors
from the fleets coming in there, leave
fortunes every year that otherwise
Portsmouth would not get. They say
that SIS Portsmouth has accepted
such conditions since Revolutionary
days. it is unbecoming to stand for
anything better now.
of course the booze element, which
is behind the gambling houses and
other resorts, will mobilize its entire
force of buns and thugs, as we'll as
the cheap politicians, multiplying Off
Gals and others who are sharing the
bounty of drunkenness and harlotry. A
city where crime and lust and appetite
go hand in hand, unbridled. Is not
given over by the liquor interests
without a struggle.
Money and booze will play its part
to defeat morality and decency today.
Regardless of politics, let us hope
Mayor Badger is triumphant.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-10

! against the amendment The vote
was a surprise. The large vote in
favor of the amendment was no doubt
due to a protest against certain cor
rupt conditions connected with the
liquor traffic in some counties of the
state. Saloon licenses were farmed
out drought the County Court, or
Board of Commissioners, by certain
firms who sought a monopoly of the
traffic. No one not agreeable to
these firms could secure a license
from the County Court. The Ii
eensees were compelled to buy their
supplies from these local firms at
arbitrary prices. The saloon men
themselves made littIs money. These
local liquor rings controlled the poll
tics of their counties. and it was the
general belief that membership on
the County Court was an open sesame
to sudden wealth. In some cases the
members of the court were charged
with receiving large salaries from
these liquor firms, in addition to the
salary paid by the state. The County
Courts and the local liquor monopol-
lists were also accused of political
alliances with coal-mine operators,
who sought control of the courts, the
attorneys office, and
other local offices. In many of the
counties in the state the liquor inter-
ests did more to corrupt local poll
ties and politicians than all other
causes combined. IT is safe TO say
that the liquor people themselves
furnished stronger arguments for the
than all the preachments
of reformers and evangelists. Some
further account of political conditions
in West Virginia. will appear in Col
lier's during the present month. And
in due course we shall print a series
Of articles which will include. among
other aspects of the liquor business,
its control of law and the instru-
ments of justice in some communi-
ties"
Elsewhere we clip this from one of
It's editorials:
Somewhere just emerging from
college, or starting to practice law in |
4 country town, are those young men |
who, twenty years from now, viii |
succeed Roosevelt, Bryan, Wilson, La |
Toilette, as the moral and political |
leaders of their generation. What |
will their issues be? The questions |
that agitate us now will have been |
settled. We think that one of these |
eaders will be a man who recognizes |
hat alcohol is a poison and that |
in this country is quite |
argely a commercialized incident of |
he liquor business"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-10

my DEAR" answered the newly.wed one,
If you live long enough you may discover
the identity of the Man in the Iron Mask
and who struck Billy Patterson, but you will
neUer be able to make perfect griddle cakes,
gems, mullins and waffies without the aid OF
Aunt Jemima's Self Rising Pancake Flour.
That's the great secret. just say Aunt
Jemima's' to your grocer. He will know"
Aunt Jemima's Pancake Flour Is made
from the three great life sustaining grains
wheat, corn and rice-blended into most
wholesome, healthful and appetizing pure
food broduct. There is one thing about
Aunt Jemima's-once used you will accept
no other. Order package today of your
grocer. Save your Aunt Jemfma Package
Top Coupons and get the Funny Rag Doll
Family for the children.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-10
Enlistinq Against Booze Traffic.

1T is encouraging to some of us less
widely known fighters of booze. to
note that our ranks are being re-
cruited occasionally, by publications
of power. One of the strongest IN
dications of the changing sentiments
of the best publications is that none
of these now carry liquor advertise
ing This is in answer to a grow
ing sentiment on the part Of the best
reading public against the constant
invasion Of American homes by the
insidious advertising and literature
of the makers and sellers of intoxi
eating poison.
We hope to live TO see the day
when publications carrying the adj
vertising or sophistry of the booze
interests, will be barred from the u.
S. mails and other sources of dis
tribution, as lotteries are barred.
The Kenyon bill should provide for
prohibiting the circulation Of pub
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in prohibition territory. Boston
papers and papers from other booze
states circulate with their gIarins
booze ads in defiance of our laws
and in spite Of the fact that Maine
papers would be promptly pulled oven
the Goals for publishing such stuff.
This week let us welcome Golfers
TO the ranks of booze fighters witt
its editorial promise of continue
service. Under the caption "Tht
Part That Whisky Plays that borr
fighter prints the following editorial
AT the last election West Vir
ginia voted for a constitutions
amendment, TO take effect July
1914, prohibiting the manufacture an
sale of liquors in that state. TIL
amendment was adopted by major
ity of 1000 votes. Only three coun
flies out Of fifty-fiye gave a majorit.