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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-12-11

of the chloroform- She's dying. Let's
all sing and maybe It'll make it
easier:
"I went down to Jordan and what did
| see,
Coming for to carry me home?
A band of angels waiting for me,
Coming for to carry me home!'"
The melody, however. was too much
for the prospective corps. She sat up,
shook the dead leaves from her hair
and Joined in. swaying her lean body
to and fro and clapping her yellow
lined hands together in an ecstasy:
"'Sweeng low! Sweet Char-ee-yut!
Comm fo't'kyah me ho-o-o-ome.
Swee-eng low, sweet Char.ee-yut.
Comm TO t'kyah me hOme!'"
The two were a strange contrast as
they sang, the negro child swaying
with the emotionalism of her race and
her voice dropping instinctively to a
soft alto accompaniment to the others
rigid soprano. and lending itself to
subtle half-tones and minor cadences.
A twig snapped under Valiant's foot.
The singers faced about and saw them.
Both scrambled to their feet, the black
girl to look at them with wide self
conscious grin. Hickey, tossing her
short hair back from her freckled face.
came toward them.
"My goodness, Miss Shirley" she
said, 1--WE didn't see you at ALL She
looked at Valiant Are you the man
that's going to fix up Damory Court?'
she inquired, without any tedious FORM
alities.
Yes" said Valiant.
"Well," she said critically, you've
got your job cut out for you. But |
should say you're the kind to do It,
"Rickey." Shirleys voice tried to be
stern, but there was hint Of laughter
in it.
What did say now" inquired
hickey. I'm sure I meant 1t to be
complimentary"
ct was" said Valiant. II shall try
to deserve your good opinion"
But what CHASTITY play" exclaim.
ed Shirley. Where did you learn it,"
1--WE we're playing Mis- Poly Clifford
in the hospital" Hickey answered.
shes got whole lot OF little pebbles
that they cut out
"Oh, Rickey!' expostulated Shirley
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-12-11
BE A BOOSTER.

BE A BOOSTER.
I'd rather be booster,
Tho smallest one In town
Than tho biggest knocker
And try to tear 1t down.
I'd rather be a booster,
And only boost a mite,
Than be 4 knocker knocking
At everything In sight.
I'd rather be a booster,
And wear a pleasant smile,
Than be a arouchy knoeker,
Complaining all the while.
I'd rather be booster,
With purpose good and true
Than sit around a-knocklng,
Now, really, wouldn't you?
-Ames Times
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-12-11

The more a mans thirst Is 'rr'-
GATED; the faster It grows.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-06
Die s9ublaoe.

SAB bo9!" Iasts i9 btIGnftigenb
;u mstnsr 6rau. Mir tparen oaf
Der 6o43sitsreife, baber ipro9 i9
fuuft ii~ber3sugenb. 5ie dber 5errte
ptiter an Der DsrquOlIsnen Snublabe
herum.
yQaB bp4!@ tpieberbDlte i6 mod
stnmaI, pDu bdit ia nIle @o9sn f9on
tn ben anberen adten uuterses
|braht!"
sd min obsr isben. Oh bd pas
Ibrin IT, fasts fe bartnddtg unb arr
bsitete tpetter an ber G9ublabe bera
I'm. S6IieBlid FAB tie bas gergebs
Tide i6rer 9emibungen Elm unb mart
.fp0ttifd bin: sir folGe Sodel
.bobe i9 mir eisentIid etRsn Mann
mitgenummeni4
Sd mar bin3ugetreten. Nun ia,
bos Ding mubte natiirlt9 beraus3us
5itben gebenl Denn mans pers
niinftig anfing unb bonn mod Bite
rOttsen RrGfte befaB, bn mar bas
gar feline Grage! Sd fling alIo NIT
RuAe an, ipurbt erregt, anb braudte
aulsbt robe geipalt,
~adB boa!" faste meme 5rau Bee
fdnftisenb. aber Inn tsinen prsts
bate th iebt utstne 8emiibungen ouF.
gsseben! .2aB bo9!" n~ieberboIte iie,
mir brnu9en BITE S9ublabe ia gar
nidt." Go Elm lnIinn: barouF
fam Mrs ba gar ni9t me6r an,
fonbsrn iH muBte bas Ding aufbas
ben!
G9liebli9 podte meine sSrau an
elmer Sette an unb i9 an Der onbes
rem - ba fprdng bic S9ublobe tras
denb auf. @erbubt sudten mir ults
beibe an; es mar nt1tS brtn, nt9ts,
ni6t ctnmat Elm Gtiifden popter!
Cine Ieere, b1ISerue G9ubIaoe ipie
itbe anbere.
Set ber 3eit liz es mod m1ndmoI
Dorgefomnen, bdB iptr lins Inn eine
40 erregen unb su quGltn
anFingen. gtbsr muir nnFln8en! 0snn
ppr uns beiben fam INNER
rof6 auF ben gebanter, benz onbstn
.SGublabe" ausnrufen, bas ges
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-06
Observation-Disclosures Der 9nuden.

Die betanntsite 9erbtIoung Der
Gnodeu infolgs ginpirtung Oes Be-
ruFes iFt Die iogenanute S4uIters
bruIt. Nan oeritebt ooruntsr cine
feline GinIentuug oes 8ru1tbeinss,
Der Der tleiHe 5aulter u~uterporfen
If, Der, duf nisorigem Ghemel fits
asno, iiber Der arbeit NIT fart sss
trInmtsm Rideu gebeust, lei yer
6srItsnung namentli4 Der Soblen
unO asiiten biefe nil araft ge3.n
bas 8rultbsin itemmt. Cine gsrs
trimming Der 8irEelldule ftnost
man BET ben @onoplieren, BET 6te!its
msbei, tpel9e 0as gaumdterial ges
tp6EnIi1 auf Der Iinten 59uIter duT
seitsrn ben Maurern sufibren. Or.
pelteIobn @erItn) fab 8irbelIdules
bertrimmungen au%ffdlen0 bdufig Bel
iungsn G9neiosriuneu, fernsr Bel
adufleuten; ~erItere Iin0 in dnges
Ttrengter 4r6eit i'm S1neioerdtelier
ODER uls 6eimarbeiterinnen In sss
biitter 5dItung tdtig. 8ndsIbiloung
finoet man bel 8ergleuten, bic In
gsbiidter Stellung unter Gage drbeis
ten. Sci Qrbeitern unb 4rbeiterins
men, Die LANCE 3eit einen uno benz
lel6en 9an6grtff uip. an elmer Wlus
ihine als3uIibren baden, fiu0sn fi9
Shnd1e8uitdnoe uno Qdbmungen
Der 6Gn0e. Sine btruFlide MiBbils
oung Der 9dnbe finOet ii9 BEL Dd.
I9eriunen unO ptdtterinnen, bic
benin plGtten bic gebeugten SdnDs
init groBtr gepaIt auf ben @riff
oes 8lgeleiIens Oriiden. gu Den
observation-disclosures Der 8etne Ftsls
len bic Mrbeitsr Elm gang beIonoers
Rontingent. Gs bat ieinen
In Iangau6duernoem Arbtis
ter Inn Gteben bel nngeniigenoer
6ibgelegenbeft unO lstgung Su
rbtnmatif9sn qffettionen, Our9 SGs
I'm Sreien, In 3ugIuft unb
Jeuhtigteit, 0as as8ein III bic
Adratteriittf6e 8erufsOeformitdt Der
gdder unb G9toHer. 9ie 3dbI Der
plattfuBtranten 1T 2egion. gtae ies
he geruFe, ote pttl @teben utb t8es
fen beoin9en, fii6ren our Qbfla9ung
oes GuBgttp0lbes, rn0 Stpar In iss
otr 2~ebersaIter. Wi9tiger als bic
1T bisr bic 9erbiitung.
man muB duf ueitere 8erfadtfung
Der geIeBliden S9ubbeltimmungen
Fir iugenoIi6e Qrbeiter oringen, be-
bic 5oroernng mad peitersE
getringeruug oer b0Gtsuldfigsn
M beits3eit INNER un0 imlner tpits
Der erbsben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-06

asats I'll AlHgH8 Msf A. aal lfias
lslit ta OF Hett ~ t.Ha "A
49, NfatilfH
ER AffilsA. tH tsltsa haf HM
HfN. HHt tsH1 taM fliA ANiH1.
teii h6ft& tR FNiA 8eM til
mE MtehitHL auN tslR melIW
aall th iN Hiffa t8 IatA tlt Efsis
mt atf tasfaiiH tillisa titt
HFA 8snlfH VIE .Ait sore Eif Nma
ia.t VIZ nltt Nor haeta htiH
.c Mts. iap mmlla ffllHiA
anh ahilslht uat lat al Nt1a Nglla
ttHltfE t8 Hst imHff lm nsHm
piiitflA mlf ttm Hlilff anf ttm
rH1fir t'1Ht efr5 iat mlnuHtsn
WOO Dem F0t Itts nj tmblhub
nldl tit aulnant eilniu6i rtir
HhsH. Wt Hthblf ht MlafilHl Al.
PIE fth itm a%tafHlbff ithlt Hnb tia
iaHisis Wstib0lanltl init Itm De-
.Hanh -..
Nah tim daflttn. atmdnlamtu
Mttntfiim ldb mun ref1 ttl tlntm
Slot Mltlu Bitter sBlanmta Wiars
iinn unh Wtlim lptaftn Eali nitls
tuldmmtn. quo lore Haatu mtthtn
~. Gr trnat Wlalft iab Jipiltm
wtfid Hnb Roh unh ttillt feline Mufs
mtrtidmltil alriidtn ttittn. rnisl
Grit iiblts ltt lrtt INNER Itbt Be-
bdatih III ttm litlHtn attilt. Or
luult 0uf unb tt3abItt aus ItlHtm
gtbtn. Gr battle feline auatnb In
aresIau btrtroht. uHb tr mfintt:
aVie mthr Blu ib felt mtintr SUE
atnb hort atlptIsn. glbtr itbt, bitS
fen @rmmtr. uilt ih biu."
rQobioaftub". ritf Der Gbtrmtis
Fer, ~habtn Git tins GrbihdFt sts
mdht2a
Rein, abtr mnrtinn Bat ben bon
mir entbtdttn gtorgEtaler uulerIus
uRb ptrtaufsn IaIlrn. D1 babe
Id cine linmnIIs @sIo bafiir trbaIs
ten
ginuorb gsIltn Ta5 morlina an.
unb Ieiu Bid idien 3aubsrtrdfts 3u
bsiiben. DEM bas mdbhtn, bas ben
sau3sn Qbsnb feline qugsn gemitbsu
bottle. ipaubts ibm nun boil ibrsn
Bid su, uno cine Minute lang fas
ben iid bic btiben in bic augsu.
Riht sdrtlid psrEisb.. nsin, biTtsrs
an~tIogsnoe qeibenIhoFt mar ts, bic
nus bsiber @igen loberte. 8a frid
ibrsm GouIiu rttiTa iiber bos
6nor, unb Der 3auber mar gebros
heu. aoTi fagts: .0o bnif bu BEE
9aIer, girnorb9 Sd fnb oud
.inmal eintn 9sorgstaIer BEL biz.
ibn.4
@ortfebung fotst).
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-06

wlst n EN- sA8HtH 8aat ait Al
est5Haai ZEE bic Hssf HeH1
tli4 va ~ fshamt sWa tA tslsa
slittis afttfagHf EsA "a A. ilHs
AiNaastfssfitH - ~ MiHM EiFf.
est @Ams fHk8sH. sM ~ mlI
Ne ~ knstt tsMn nlilH malls
|hN 448fT
"a me la ff mtfkNaF tfsift
|w sNH haH n nfti m atlHff
arsnWulsFtH elitilnAl tsu ttt maat
|dwHiFHFs
sstAf Oh mflnW A~uRublslm 80
Eh iiailEit ht sla Hlnt M
hR hanet ahe latH afaHfH Tenn
ltbt sfhh Rlfhsg HpaHH etgs
.Iit IaAeh hslltu unb nitt tlkf ~
xA ais Me Ia t afluhesn tstA
HF8asH Wlf MnaAN he Nlstasn.
st0a mlh, taA Ia I'M Qdblulatb
ianb, babe Ia IN mtlau RUNNER
NJ RhnnsfM wtslhlalt no rugia
slluffhefl- atnlilt e. taA Sims
mtf plt Der lSlet idntu Rata hnta,
IN ihttm Ittlam Suhantt tonne
len @h fN hah nihl mtbr 0ttfaas
htn. orr Toilor; biz Jungtnl ha.
ban baB nfmt Mabel ole Ghists
lttlht tsHutl unb lbr BEN AopI ser
IaolIH.'
sTas IN bds peR bts G66ntn
OUT BET Grbt4, Ipoiltis aldrt unb
aina blnatA, nm bds Bib su hoItn.
a~bipthtenb IlFtdtt e. bic 6anb
aus.
damn fhtHIt Ft MIR, rItf auri.
btr boIltr JHitrtIit ben @ornnna Be-
lauIdt battle, Id tam ft gut als
bIitaeutlatfhe p~triptnbtn, mem ih
is on tintn Glpd binbe. Gis tnaIll
10 itin.1
annpp bate sr ben Gnb bunotl.
ba snnlIte "a auF feline 9adt. Damn
bic Cir. Der 6ousberr bon.
ibsr ben qorribor unb mari
feline gelisbte engsnbdnbig ins 6euer.
4Is CT ~suriidtam, trot ibm aldre
osmiitig entssgsr. Sbre Gugtn bot
ten nidts Gp6ttiIhes mebr, 1onbtrn
.insu tinbIid FROZEN Slang, aIs It
surdunte:
.Sie 1T Derbrannt - unb mir in
lsidt INNS 6er3i = Darum7"
sic 3og fhn 1uf bos iIsint Sd
'Ofd unb briidte IiG innia an ion.
,Wsil id iis gIiibsnb haBts! Wsnn
Dn tie nnf6outsIt, iibtrIieT e. mid
lsiB unb taIt. Der Son, fpenn OH
BON ibr fpradit. Der Bid perrieten
MIR, boB Du Fe tuobnfinnig gsItsbt
jof."
rGs mar einmal."
s9u Iiebtelt Ie nod - i'm Bible"
Sbm fam cine illumination:
.Marf On ettpa eiferIi6iig $3.50.
Du, aIGre2@
So Id4erIi6 ss 1T, i6 NOR ouf
,os Bib eiferfu6tig. 6dtteR 9u Is
,eute nidt ina Geuer gelporfeH, 70
latte lit Is morgen seton, benn ib
mid ni6t LANCER beberrften."
Ct belt gang fill, ols iie fi6 NIT
3drtlidtsit an i'm 5dugts.
Dds mar fsine e3sne!
unb cine ean3e Serie BON Qiebess
semen itieg Dor feinsm Quge ouf,
pdhrsrb CT bersneifslt brummte:
Sd tursIi9tiser Gel babe lie bers
,rannt!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-06

Sin @DtbfifG. aoufs
inannsgottin: Den f~iinften 9eirotss
antrag bat unIere Rofd In bteier
Node f9on betommsn!"
Gatts: r1lub aIfu bod tpobl eta
ipas bnr9geiidsrt fein bon msinsr
beburItebsabsn pIeits!4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-06

Sn ben neueFen Gpe3ififas
tiouen fir GIusi4iffe bic fin unlers
9nnbesdrmee geliefsrt iDerbeu, fnb
panserpIdtten gum 5dub Der JIie'
Ger uno bes MDtprs p0rgeieAen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-06

Gin aus 9eerprobntten heliIs
Iierter fpntbetifder Gdrbnoff gum
6drben Dpn belIen gsoer III bon els
mem Sa@beritdnbiosn Der engliIdsn
asOsrinoafrie srIunosn porDen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-06

Enfant terrible. -
9ntsI (auF @efu8): nRpmm. RarI,
den, ptr pollen cine tleine Rnbus
partte MAIDEN
3arlaen: pQber tDenn ber aa9n
umttppt2"
Damn fstt @u Did nuf meinen
aailden, unO ID iGDimms NIT Dir
ans 2nnb.a
saber papa lagte bod geitsrn:
Oh tnnnt Did nidt mai oltetn
iibsr Maifer baltsn!@
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-04-10

life without being enslaved and die
8tated To by a lot of insects. 4! I8
No country is really free, neither
..isit clean nor civilized, when 800 900
.of its citizens are yearly forced into
beds Of sickness by triumphant
hosts Of filth created typhoid bacilli.
Pure water, pure milk, clean
homes, clean farms, sanitary dispo-
sal #of sewage and excreta, especial
55ly in5country districts; these things
we. must have, or confess our boast
led civilization and progress a mere
veneerIfor semi -barbarism. Write
the Superintendent Of Documents
Washington, ID. G., for Bulletin No.
1853, describing the sanitary barrel
closet, for farm or camp.) @# n Y,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-04-10

FOR RENT-l6O acres or 240, two
miles from March siding; IS acres
plowed ready for wheat; fair build
ings.--Pioneer Loan G. Land Co. ct
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-04-10
Sir Thomas Again Challenges.

London, April s.. Thomas Upton,
the British yachtsman, has sent an
uncond itional challenge for a series Of
races for the America cup and after
ten years undisturbed possession 81
the trophy American yachtsmen must
again prepare to defend it. Sir Thorn,
as challenge was cabled to the New
York Watch club through the Royal
Ulster Yacht club. After the challenge
had been sent, Sir Thomas said ia
the Asso ciated Press !: III
"They will now either have to race
- rive me the can. III II
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-04-10
Alaska Dog Race at Nome.

Nome, Alaska, April g. Entries
closed Tuesday for the All-Alaska
sweepstake, the dog team classic Of
the arctic, which started today over
the snow trail from Nome to Candle
and return, distance of 412 miles.
Five teams have been entered. They
are those owned by Mrs. G.. E. Darling
of Berkeley, Cal and A. P. (Scotty)
Allen; Russell Bowden and Fay Del.
sene, John Johnson, Max Gottschalk
and Illoyoka, a native driver.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-04-10
Notice to Contractors

". Sealed bids will be /. received by
the Town Board Of Oak Park Town
ship for the rebuilding Of bridge
between sections ten and eleven Of
said Township, up to and including
Apr. 10th at 4 o'clock P. M.
Separate bid to be given for haul
ing material from Alvarado toap!ace
OF. construction. Same to be bid for
by the thousand feet. A certified
check. for $500 to accompany each
bid.
81 The Town Board reserves the
right to reject any or all bids. Plans
and specifications may be seen al
Ole Bergman's ."
Alvarado, Mimi, April 5, 1918.
Town Board, Oak Park Up
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-04-10
HOW 10 AVOID SPRING TONES II, !,

H aa;s A
TN the spring 4 young mans
fancy u. FL n sssI. #$s
Lightly turns to thoughts of love-
55 D .54 -Tennyson.
In the spring the patent medicine
mans fancy lightly turns tol
thoughts of ''tonics,' ague- cures,
blood-puriflers, etc. Poor old Sar-
saparilla, long since laid to rest BY.
scientific pharmacology, is trotted
out as q remover Of you'll, while in
truth the harmless herb is merely
a favoring principle that furnishes
an excuse for alcoholic tippling. ;#
Spring tonics are no more neces-.
sary in a Well-ordered household
than spring house cleaning. Spring
house cleaning means filthy, tackled
down carpets, dusty corners, closets
and curtains, and usually, after i.
stirring up of dust and microbes,
and exposure to chilly draughts
while in a dripping perspiration, a
fine, classic influenza, travelling
right around the family circle. A
decently cared for body should vel
come spring as itself a tonic. Our
spirits should and do rise, if we are
normal, as the sap rises in the trees.
Why should we come out, blinking
at the sun, like some ALTERNATING
animal emerging from dusty, air
less bunk? a.
But there is a certain treachpry
in this beautiful season of spring,
Fine, warm days, when we let the
! furnace die out and hastily change
| to summer clothing, only to be
caught with a chill as we sit quietly
permitting the cold rain to fall and
freeze on their naked skin, you can
utterly ignore draughts and sudden
changes. But ordinary, decently
clothed civilized man can only be
trained by cold bathing and exer-
else to a partial immunity from
such menaces. A cold, damp house
a sudden draught or chill on a
warm, moist skin, wet boots and
add to these an over-fed, constipat-
ed, auto-intoxicated body, with re-
sistance to disease lowered by alco-
hol, tobacco, or other narcotic, and
you have perfectly ideal conditions
for the development of grippe,
bronchitis, or may be something
worse. @.. ..-}
As to ague-cures and fever-reme-
dies, instead of laying in half doZ-
en- bottles, keep your land clear of
mosquito pools, screen your home
and your food, fumigate and white
wash your cellar, attend to sewage
and manure disposal and deprive
the housefy Of his breeding places,
buy half a dozen flytraps and enjoy
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-04-10

The Largest Magazine in the World.
Today's Magazine is the largest
and best edited magazine published
at SOC per year. Five cents per copy
at all newsdealers. Every lady who
appreciates a good magazine should
send for free sample copy and
premium catalog. Address, Today's
Magazine, Canton, Ohio.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-04-10
The Pure Bred PercherOn

Stallion Judge, dark grey, weight
1850 lbs, will make the following
stands: Mondays and Fridays at
Viking; Tuesdays and "Wednesday
forenoons at O. Skonovd's, section 2
of Comstock; Wednesday after
moons and Thursdays at Ed Han
sons, section 81 Of Marsh Grove
and Saturdays at my place, section
% Of Viking. Terms, So at time Of
service and SIP for standing colt
John Flodstrom. "#t ,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-04-10
w AN
. COLU n IF .
RATES:-One cent a word.
No ad less then 10 cents. Cash.

FOR RENT OR For SALE = $50
acres 10 miles southeast of Warren.
Chance for good farmer to set a
place on long lease and work out
part of rent in fixing up buildings.
H. w. Bartlett, Mankato, Mimi. 2L
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-04-10

FOR SALE-I wish to sell my
place of business and stock of har-
ness goods and shoes. For informal
ton apply to Lars Sundin, Alvarado,
Mimi.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-04-10

A spading harrow is the cheapest
and best tool for cleaning your land
from quaCk grass and weeds of all
kinds. Call on I.undgren, Witten-
stem s. Co.. t.s4. 3s .t s5.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-04-10
SYmpathy Not SOUGHT.

Picture that home, gentlemen"
said Mr.. Donnelly. men with honest
hearts and manhood will seek other
places than the sanctity of a mans
home to commit such an act as the
deceased accomplished. Mr.. Don,
nelly told the jury that he was not ask,
ing for sympathy.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-04-10
For SALE Good house and lot
in town. enning Johnson. 4tpd

n. FOR SALFI, 49, Some fine Chester
White gifts due to have pigs last
part Of April Of first part Of May.
Also one COW due to calf first part
Of May and quantity Of timothy
seed. %. a. Omdahl, R. 4, Warren,
MINI. Il. /, II.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-04-10

- Buy a Monitor drill to put in your
seed, it will assure you of a good
harvest. Sold by Lundgren, Witten-
stem & Co. t.v. J..
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-04-10

FOR SALE-90 acres, IA miles
southwest Of Viking, with fine set of
buildings, 20 acres level fields. Send
for prices.-Charles Franson, Vik-
ing, MINI.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1913-06-24
PayingOrdinance Amended

Section 4. Chapter s. OF the Town o.
dinance Book is amendeI to read as fol-
lows
Waen a pavement or Sidewalk is by
order OF the Tow1Couucl directed to te
aid ting Street Committee sha,lgrade for
the sad pavement or sidewalk and the
owner OF the property on the street, alley
or pablo square where such pavement or
sidewalk Is ordered shall curb for and
have same pave d aud made IN front OF
his, her, o. their propert, all curbinq to
be of concrete or stone, SET perpendicular
(no f1agging aliowed) All subj ct to the
approval of the Street Committee. and
within such time as the notice sh all speci.
~, which shall he served IN the said
owner BY the Town Sergeant and if the
owner 81 ill fail to curb, or have, his
her or their pavement or sidewalk SO
made within the specified time, the
Council shall Cause same to be made at
the expense of the Corporation, and such
expense shall be lien on the property
OF said owner. and shall be collected and
enforc d bv HE Town Sergeant in the
same mariner as otherlevies Of the Town
are enforced or collected.
JOHN S. yesterday, Mayor,
]. c. MOORE Clerk.
Iune IT. IoI2
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1913-06-24
Wheeling REGISTER In Error.

We are surprised to see that the Wheel
ing Register. in its sketch of the period
of the Virginia Convention Just PRIOR to
the War Between the States, gives our
the impression that that Convention was
Influenced to pass the Ordinance Of Sc
ceSsion by the radical element" and the
RICHMOND populsce." Now the Re is
t-r Sh"u d know, tor 1t is m after of his.
tory, that the turning point in the Vir
g'nia Convention was when Abraham
Lincoln issued his call for IS. 600 troops,
a quote of them from Virginia, to coerce
her sister Southern States. At this port
there was no further hesitation. The die
was cast. Virginia decided promptly In
favor of the South. Her sons, who had
in the main UP 70 this time stood for thu.
Union, rallied as man to their States
standard, and the issue of war was fully
joined. Lincoln's proclamation, which
the Register entirely overlooks. was the
trigger that struck the flint, and not the
clanor of the Richmond populace."