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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-03

miSlil letoSnji prcdpust uklcniti
y Sladki zakonSki iarcm. \ uSoda
mi nj bila mila. kajti zadnji cas-
ST mi ic mas prclepi Kofiland lpri-
pomniti ii moran, ia tn nj ycc Ii
Stih caSoy. k0 Smo phi rujncm win
en- ali lccmcnOvcu oh mcclellan
prcrcSctavali tcdcn>kc dogodkc.
To Sc sedai dogaJa lc ~ y kakih
podzemskin modernih katakom-
bah. ali pa Sc pop-a od Sidra do
Colatonc nOtri do llafarna-unal
tako zamiril. da ne miSlim dolgo
wee oStatl tn; oziroma primoran
hodcm zopct ma tajIc : tchoj. Bo-
di torcl pripravljcn. in >poroci
mi. kje Sc nahajaS. Ia doStoicn
Sprclcm imam ~ pripravlienih ne
kal zlmSkih knofov. Kakor ii je
lnano. dclam 81 vcdno Y boleov-
nj ". kier So mi Sc prcce.i dopade Y
NmSkcm caSu. V zadnjcm casu
Nmo ziveli ; tovariSi. sodclavci Sc
y precei dobri harmonic. odkar
ic nchala naSilna vlada pod Pc
from Nclikim. Omeniti ii moran.
ia delajo IN poleg meme viSoke
-'"' Manu- 't'' ',"i">Nl ucehJah
naiviSji farm dostoianstveniki.
N"No' v~'N''o>'rl III N''NNI MAJOR
NM '""a 'oI'J' |"NaJ SCI" o.
'"' '"' NV i'"'ll SUI" h~'arSIN"l'-
'"''o "r""'o Oh """ioIi o'-
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~ ~" P''"'"' P"i'"'IJ'h "l'
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,'P' "''I"'" N'i''i' ""''No
N"'''' ~" ">'>a >N'i' "oN'"d no
''" 'd "ii' ia '''" d Ia
Ter '''lN"ItJ lJ"oa'no FaZ'l'rJe
""''''>o "'i'''J''o >oi' Po>'oItIl-
Ir"'S" N''' ''"i'"NN'Ga ~"Nt'hlha'
~" 'oD"'J' J''i'S" an uru-
~ ''"''>" P'">"'' &c Jr ~ MAI
'''|' ''' " SNo'o S''""J' o"-
I''' We" ~ ~ SPi'>'" E'No'Icd.
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cIoJ,i. .,a noLom ,',l: 49,
,ro,iI, 10 80, .;I" -,
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Jri; luco; =. mora .,o,on", 60
koi nobrot; ,voio :;lo ~ Lo,i,a
Jrug,so go mn oJro5o INK
>odrub reJ,btor, Pr; ,ob bosolaL
SIN zatulu = ,clofou Eo; mm
odrc5eo Tr; nike I'm 10 ,an;
san y nismu les, ma v;dm drr..a
kot nike 10 odgovuru k.,ror
..Bcri naprci'' sem rcku in no
sluSou. ko ie brau:)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-03

rlcan Steel Wire Comp. pod DO
kroVitclJStvom sodelavca .Jcrnei-a
ogrlnc. kcr .ie bill MOI soobtoze-
nee llmozen ang%lcScinc. ie kmalu
%odprayil. Mem pa so hoteli fatcr
P~onvkarij S%iliti. da hi govoril an
gIeSko. ko YES. da mi ne gre doSti
' gIavo. kar sem konecno pogrun-
tai. kcr Sc moi tolmac nj mogel
prcvcSti doSlovno bcsedii. XII so So
GoVorIic y lIudSki govorici. Selc
: pomocJo fatcr Ponyikarija smo
50 dogovorIli. nakar sem dobil cd
N"dnIka ukaz. ia moran moltati
hadaIJc o TEN. ko sen vpraSal ia
Ter Ponvikariia. Zakaj ne dajo V
list prekllcati govoricc. Xxi Sc Siri
med liudStvom cd 33. do &c. rc-
ste; nadaljc cd Collinwooda do
\oi'lnghama IN ma drugo Stran y
\cwburgh. ia Sc cello V starr kon-
Tn. kaktr sem pOZncjc zvedel. Ma
10 mi jc %odgovoril. da nece. da bi
Sc 10 RATIONALE 30 cell Amcriki.
LacaSno sem Sprejcl obsodbo. Po-
zLclc pa sem Sc informiral pri cd
vetniku. cc so kakSni paragraph V
Svobodni Ameriki. XII hi prepove-
dovall gcyoriti o TEN. kar celia
JaVnoNt poje. Odvetnik mi lie to
Ianlkal. ker so me 30 tel aferi
|areli pc Strani glcdati verni ia
AM in mogOcc sem Y nevarnosti.
ia doSczem %muccniSki venec in
NvlNclJSklm potion. Sc iz.iavljam
m lzpovcm tcbi, dobri tovariS ia
ka. da hos Ii govoril. cc bodo me-
nj zama>ili uSta. Pod pobratimsko
orlScgo Il povcm. da nisem nikdar
jaz bill oni. XII hi prvi princsel to
novice ma dan. In kako tudi neki?
Dobro YES, da niSva ma najinem
rotovanju nikdar trkala ma farov-
Ska vrata, odkar naiu ie Spela
nagnala Z metlo. ceS. da nimata
SvatoySkega oblaGila.
II koncu tel afcri tc moran
vpraSati Jaka. kako 81 moraS tot
matiti. da so ravno meme izbrali
fater Ponvikarii dokaz svole 81
Stosti. Sal yes. kako Sc godi 2 ma
ma, da sama rada vcasih oGi vrze-
va 30 kakem nezncm bit.ju.
IakaJ ne ypraSa omega, XII So ie
hvalil 30 Salonih, da BIO sci "a bo-
ira. kai Sc godi "a visokimi ogra.
Iami, oziroma zidovi samostanSki-
mi. mi hi dano gledati kot pripro-
>remu zemijanu.
ker lc urea re pol noel.
Mem Sc Spat' mudi &c.
Idravstyul,
Tvoj zvcsti
X .jc nchou kelnar govort SIN
mu pa reku: c. $ imou toik sui
V glau. d $ m lohk t~elefoniru.
b m blu lohk tud pisma SIN pa
slou. Moi aires .ie zdej:
Sir Jaka Strigel.j. Camp VIII
lowsprings, ILL.,, near the Desplai-
mes River. Al $ zastopu?" -
"Sm', ie odgovuru kelnar. -
"Gud by, SIN reku Jest in obesli
uses ma telefon.
NidiS SOdruh redahter! IL Will
lowspringsa Sc ma mislm odrint.
Idel .le prSla gorka sapca in Sc ie
zaceu sneg tajat. Kmal bona incl
doSt rib in rae. c. hos prSou ma
laga. Sc kar pr mas oglas. Pa ;ud
tuJc caJtngc m SIN posi-, ker H. nj
SIN ne poStenga brau cd kar SIN
sou II Chicago. Sodruh nix poza-
mercn. pa dobr Sc imei. pa ne po-
zah tiStih Z gaizlia pobozat, k
odiraia dclaucc.
Tvoi
Jaka Strigclj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-03

VEN, kan jim nci poSlem.' "hua
atresY Ii pisma odpr', pa kar te-
lefonirej, kua je notr, kcr man
5 saba s~ekretcrja, k DO use stcn,-
grofirou.' "Dob'r. ~ dohl
Jaka, kar prpravta St. - Natl
SIN Sc obrnu prot Ribezn in rc.l.
T. II leva rCka Sc prim IN moi
frak, d hos bulls %sliSou, L dcsLa
pa pts. Potl SIN V telefon zaupou ::
Idej pa lc govor. In res kclnar ie
zateu govort, jest ~posluSat. r..
BEEN pa stenografirat:
kitzyille, Mimi. IIaupt-lagcr.
Cenjeni Jaka Strigel!
= tuznim srcem III naznanjamo
mi kot k~itzvillc four hundred
BechlOrS. da Smo Y vcliki ladre-
gi. namrcc: Xnano ii mora biti o
vellki brczposelnoSti delavcev V
Mimi. Tudi mi Sc priStevamo tel
armada. llrana nam idc ~ boil
ma kratko, oblcka jc H. prcccj "a
100
iIikana in S%tanovanic ie tudi Lux
naSto. Nzrok pa ic proklcta ka-
pltallStltna pOIrcSnOSt. Ako ir dr.
Java darovala l69OOO.OOO dollar
lev. kako o., da Sc MISC ma mas
Spomnili. Ma kitzvillc pa 81 DO
Scbno. Ne brigajmo Sc ravno IN
milIonc, ampak sal della. la hi!
nam dali broz place. lc IA f%ilicno
glbanjc tclcSa. Ampak della ST. ne
dobl. tako ia Skripamo l. zobmi
In vSccno Jaka ma Tcbr So Sc "a
nc>cmo. bodiSi v dobrcm ali ia Y
Nlabcm slutaju ri KIT aspirant ma
>~vclarJIh. katcro do>ti prchodiS.
"blIo >lI>iS. in biStro vidiS. ali me-
hi hIlo Ii mogocc nam pomagati
Il hcdc priSiljcni in IL SramoZlji-
vo>iI Tie proSimo. ola uSliSiS naSo
pr">njo N>akcmu ic znano. ia
'uNtm cas- So giblJc h koncu in jr
rcv>rIna pred durmi. mas pa zcbc
kakor yrag. Iat.rcj cdino cna
nam De- "a Vkrcniti. namrcc Skrom
ma rkonomIka Jaka. ali nam bo-
dies pomagal' /ato. rahimo ckono-
mlrnrga prlsmojanca. 90 domace
kunarra ali pee. Dobiti io mora
mo. Scvcda. ia Ii ne bodcmo ma
praviII Skrbi, kako in kakIna mo-
ia hltl. Ii hoccmo DAFT opiS:
Mas zcbc in upam. da me ~zasto-
piS. da hoccmo imcti pee. da So no
mo grcli. Nrata morajo imeti II
d" PI'inog' "a 4" kurIno : Nt"rl.
. ''''"'N j. lanA" haNa"ch. Nogc
i"r"%' hitl mo'n'. zInaJ mora BIZ
] N"Naha. "iaVa mora btu po
N'ahJNN'u" Jahr|u ma kvadrat.
I.ahN" Jo pa KupiN tudl L volov-
>N" HIaN". 'Iaka. mi veiho. da II
H'Iam" >itn"Nt. All prl judith ma
ilaINtrd street y Chlcagl Je doSt
'"'e" N'oia ma prodeJ. All lie pc
H''>il 'aka' da So nam Y mrZII MI
ilI''>"'I ludo z dI. I"bI L. lahko
' S"rhcm llIlholSu. ko Srcul zlmc
N'''PaN ' "IIIoWNprlngSu L mo-
inn Stricem. pecenega Janca JeS,
tlgdrctp puSlS in II ia Nclkp kan
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-03

Plsmo IL Clcvelanda, 81. feb. 1914.
Dragi .Jaka!
Oprosti, da ii tako dolgo mic ne
pISem. Incl sem namrec zadnic
case proved opravila, ker sem Sc
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-03-10

tor 'Bena on the noon train yester-
day, where they Will transact busi-
ness for q couple OF days. Mr.. Null
|iby has been spending several days In
Bemidji on business.
Mrs. Z. "a. Blume and Mrs. r. "a.
Cross Of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania,
spent q few hours in the city yester-
day between trains enroute to Leng-
by where their husbands, who are
bridge contractors are building q
bridge for the Great Northern Rail-
way.
Robert Rock, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
P. J. Rock Of Solway, was bitten by
a dog a short time ago and came to-
Bemidji Saturday for medical treat
ment. Blood poison had set in, but
the doctor, however, was able to
check the same and 1t is
thought no serious trouble will re-
suit from the bite. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rock and son returned home Sunday.
We have placed In the city more
than one thousand savings banks and
have started hundreds on the road
to success. II you haven't a bank
call Phone 108 and we'll show you
how to begin savings account.
Northern National Bank. ADV.
Several friends of Miss Esther
Tennstrom gathered at her home on
America avenue last evening and
pleasantly surprised her in honor of
her birth anniversary. The even
ing was spent with games and music
and refreshments were served.
Those present were Misses, Esther
Tennstrom, Jennie Morrison, Mercy
Morrison, Ruth Riley, Vera Nelson
and the Messers, Art Lundberg, Del
bert Elletson, j. D. Winter and Fred
Cutter
Rev. T. s.. Kolste and Rev. TIL. M.
Bake of Mapleton, Minnesota, left
this morning for Walker where the
latter will conduct services this even
ing. Rev. Bakke has spent the past
few days as the guest of Rev. Kolste
and held services in this city last
Sunday morning. In the afternoon
trip was made to Solway where ser
vices were connected. Rev. Kolste,
will return to Bemidji tonight but
Rev. Bake will continue on his way
to his home at Mapleton.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-03-10

Miss Annie Snustad of Nary trans
acted business in the city yesterday.
Miss Edna Mills of Bena is visit
ing her sister, Mrs Mile Stepp for a
few days.
Pioneer paper pencils, penny
piece.-Adv.
Mrs. Frank Trafton and daughter
of Rosby were in the city yesterday
on business. .. .--..... f
Mrs Mae McAndrews of Fort
Frances is in the city for few days
on business.
Girl wanted for kitchen work
Apply at once hotel Markham.-Adv
Miss Ida Sunde of Nary spent a
few hours in the city yesterday be-
tween trains.
r. G.. Rowan of Crookston, post
office inspector, spent yesterday in
the city on business.
Dancing school for young people
Wednesday evening at s o'clock city
hall.-Adv.
l.. d. Blanchard of Minneapolis
' transacted business and visited with
friends in the city today
Miss Laura Sullivan of Solway has
returned home after visiting friends
in Bemidji for a short time
One of these days you ought to
go to Hakkerups and have your pic
ture taken.-Adv. .-.-
Sam Bouchard of Blackjack spent
yesterday in the city on a combined
business and pleasure visit.
Martin Longballa left yesterday
for Rochester, Minnesota, where he
will seek medical treatment.
The best kind of we'll seasoned. tam
arack for sale. Fred Barwdell, tele-
phone 336-4.-Adv.
Orville Titus returned to Interna-
tional Falls this morning, where he
is engaged in the insurance business.
He has spent the past few days in
Bemidji On business.
Mrs. Rex Warner of Puposky is
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-03-10
Bull Calves For Sale

We have some Of the best grade
Holstein Cows in the State. Here
is your opportunity to obtain their
offspring cheap. Sired by the Re
gistered Bull "sir Colantha Rijanta
DeKoll" No. 7116s, and out of High
Grade Dams. Ages from 2 to IL
weeks. Prices $500 to $4,000.
Address Minnesota, State Sanatorium
State Sanatorium, Cass County,
MINI. 49, 4
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-03-10
AGED COUPLE is KILLED

Run Down by Trolley Car at Liberty:
Vile, III.
Chicago, March 10.-Mr. and Mrs.
William Sage, each more than eighty
years old, were killed by an electric
car they We're trying to board near
their home at Libertyville They tried
to cross in front of a moving car il
order to be on the right side to entes
and We're run down. Sage was a pic
neer farmer and reputed wealthy.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-03-10
About The City
y + \ & * * * x
LEAST WE FORGET \
: Xxx X x x
The champions are coming.

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The champions are coming.
That on Easter Monday a dance
will be given by the Bemidji Athle.
tic club.
That news items telephoned to the
Pioneer are appreciated both by the
publishers and readers Of the paper.
Phone 81.
"Mutt ana Jeff in Panama." will
be staged here March %. The COM
pany is considered a good one and
the play will be given here under
the auspices of the Athletic club.
That on next Tuesday evening the
annual meeting of the Commercial
Club will be held. Election Of Of
ficers and board of directors will
take place, All are urged to be pre-
sent.
That the worlds champion basket
ball five will play the Bemidji Ath-
letics on Thursday, Friday and Sat-
urdey of this week. These games
will be the best ever played in Be-
midi.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-23

lid, placeathe box in the hole, covered
the latter with a fagstone and cement
ed the crevices.
That done, she gave a low chuckle of
satisfaction and, picking up the candle,
advanced to where / was standing. In
mortal agony lest she should perceive
me. I shrank back. Out she came,
out into the black, narrow passage, and,
gliding past me, her pale, sinister eyes
fixed smilingly at the gloom ahead Of
her, assembled the staircase. at the
top she paused. There was the sound
of a violent scufie, a chorus of awful,
lbloodcurdling screams, the rush of sew
eral heavy bodies through the air, a.
couple OF terrific thuds at my feet
and all was still.
Lights on" Till Morning.
/ lost no Iime In getting to my bed
room, where Iremained with the lights
full on. till morning. Ny doctor
friend was greatly Interested when /
related to him what had occurred and
said he would have the cellar exca-
waited at once.
he dlQ SO IN my presence, M unde
one of the iagstones we discovered an
iron box. Imagine our establishment.
when w found fifty golden soyereigns
and two sets Of false teeth!
at my suggestion he buried the teeth
In d ~churchyard and gave the sover-
eigns to a local charity From that
time the hanntings ceased. Ayear or
so later he wrote to me. saying: Il
have ascertained that this house was
once occupied by two old ladies, reput
ed to be misers. They were frequently
heard quarreling and were found on
day at the foot Of the kitchen staircase
! with their necks broken"
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-23

AUDITORS AND TREAsuRERS DETAILED EXHIBIT oFREcEiPTs
AND nissuRsEMENIs ~ The COUNTY Of conlMar
TON FOR THE QUARTER ENnING April 9TH 1914.
Showing Amount Ct Funds Ii the Treasury and Where nepcsited.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-23
ATCHES SPOOk
COUNT MONEY
Also Hears Re-
e|alactm8nt Of Tragedy.
FALL PAST HIM.

"a EarHEns-- tfEIHE lastar a1F31N
&ns's Light Witnesses verifca-
n of Nocturnal Vision-Hoard
lowered just as Ghosts Original
~ Left It Years Before.
TIE publication Of my book,
81 Some Haunted Houses Of
81 England and Wales" some
81 years ago led to a large num-
q people writing to me to know If
bid investigate inexplicable hap
!Sgs at their houses, writes Elliott
hnell in the Philadelphia Ledger.
of my most exciting recent ex-
bees wa at a house in a southern
ling place, owned by an old school
4 of mine.
house was the last one in a fine
Descent. In the daytime 1t looked
enough, but directly the sun
md the evening shadows made
&appearance it underwent an un
q mt metamorphosis. There is a
#ar something in the atmosphere
aunted house.
ound the Spook's Haunts.
Il once set to work to locate it and
9Th arrived at the conclusion that
most in evidence on the top
kg, back ~staircases and in the
lent. As arranged, directly the
bold had retired to bed Icrept out
S room and, stealing softly across
hickly drnggeted floor. took up
bsition at the top of the stairs
to the basement.
after hour passed in perfect 81
without anything happening,
a sudden noise below set my
violently throbblng. 1t was the
OF some one seraping-scrape,
scrape-on a hard, metallic sur
crept gently down the wooden
and, aiming for the direction OF
69pise, perceived a BLUSH white
Proceeding from a half open door.
Counting Her Money.
iously approaching on tiptoe, I.
In. Opposite me. eagerly engag
examining the contents Of an
PIX, vas an old woman.
Id not see what was In the box,
"a the clinking sound she made
passed her fingers through Its
its Judged it was full Of coins.
amusing herself In this way for
seconds she carefully closed the
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-23
TIT For Tat.

Tit For Tat.
eve thought we'd rather move than
clean house
.An original idea.'s
mot SO Original. 1t had also occurred
to the people who vacated the abode
we eased.r-Exchange.
its Kind.
Don't YOU think 1t is queer q doctor
should turn his attention to writing
poetryy'
Not At all. Poetry has long been
one OF the drugs In the market"-Bal
tmore American.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-23

Total ..$10,3f2.5
LIABILITIES OF COUNTY IN DE
TAIL.
Total Amount Of School
Money Received up to
Date v. $500. .$S3,330.00
Warrants Issued and in
Hands of Auditor ..... 92T.30
Warrants Outstanding 15,930.76
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-23
MOLE ana Mole crickets.

MoIes and Mole crickets.
Moles and the mole cricket have the
same problem to negotiate in cutting
Y in the ground, so here an insect
and an animal both have the same
shaped fore legs and shovel-like hands
and claws.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-23
Secret Of Success.

Demosthenes acquired eloquence and
success by talking with pebbles in bis
mouth. but men who succeed nova
days have to have rocks. and plenty
of them, In their pockets. New Or
leans Picayune.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-23
State Of South Dakota,
County of Codington

State of South Dakoh, ~
County of Codington - % #
.. !. Miller Auditor being first duly sworn, doth say that the Treas
exhlht hereon IS q true and correct statement of the financial con-
ot Codlngton county, as appears by his books, and that the Auditors
exhibit is q true and correct statement Of ali warrants drawn on the treas
true and correct. @St&
M q. g. Miller
EfSEAI0 IGeo M cloves %
Notary Public, Codngton County, South Dakota
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-23
Grain Privileges
MONEY In WHEAT

Puts and calls are the safest and
surest method of trading in wheat,
corn or oats. Because your loss is alb
solutely limited to the amount bought.
no further risk.
Positively the most profitable way
Of trading.
Open an account. You can buy 10
puts or 10 calls Q n 10000 bushels Of
grain for $40. OF YOU a buy both for
$40, or as many nor a you wish.
An advance or decline Of / cent gives
you the chance to take 500 profit,
pa movement Of 5 cents $500 profit.
Write for full particulars and bank
references,
n. W. NEuMANN
New First National Bank Building
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
Address all mail to Lock Box 1920.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-23
Bright.

First Man taking out timepiece)-
Something's wrong with this watch Of
mine. 1t stopped. Second Man-When?
First Man-0h, some time during the
night. | can't tell you exactly when
Boston Transcript.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-23
Electric and Gas
Lighting Plants.

I am prepared to install either
electric or gas lighting plants in
your home or your place Of bust
ness.
/ make q specially Of installing
electric light and gas plants in
farmers homes.
7 would be pleased to furnish
estimates Of the cost Of either
kind Of plant.
OSCAR EGGE
723 s. Maple st. Phone Blue 56s
Waterfowl, s. D.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-23

Brought Forward .$5,002.02
Poor Relief ...., 1,258.24
Poor Farm ,........... 1852. 06
Books and stationery -. 61.24
Printing and Advertising 472.96
Elections ............. 1910
Lights, Fuel and Repairs,
County Buildings ....... 9S.08
Building and Repairing
County Bridges &. ....... 600.35
Board of Health 1850. 1876
Court House and Jail 80. 297.67
Vital Statistics .......,... 1920
School Books ........... 11.14
Wolf Bounty ........ 400
Game $50
Miscellaneous a. ......... 569.70
Mothers Pension ....... 1890
Autombile Fund .......... 221.50
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-23

Total Amount of School Money
Loaned, Secured by Mort
goges and Bonds so, $4,000
State School Money on
Hand 100000
Unpaid Tax, 1904 and Prior
County Funds 1,272.46E
Unpaid Tax, 1905, Co. Funds. 261.S9t
Unpaid Tax, 1906, Co. Funds. 202.75f
Unpaid Tax, 1907 co. Funds. 320.15E
Unpaid Tax, 1908, Co. Funds 237.53l
Unpaid Tax, 1909, Co. Funds. 171.74E
Unpaid Tax, 1910, Co. Funds. 1884
Unpaid Tax, 1911, Co. Funds. 243.9 3i
Unpaid Tax, 1912, Co. Funds. 42S.41i
Unpaid Tax, 1918, Co. Funds 40,107.I0
Cash in County Funds ..... 9,869.S7l
Court House and Grounds,
Safes and Fixtures .40,0 900 .O0l
Poor Farm Stock ..... 100000
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Total $3.50, 764 .s7
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-06
10000 VOICES!
ana Many Are the Voices OF Rock
Island People.

thirty thousand voices-what o
sIano chorus, And that's the num-
Def OF American men and women
no are publicly praising Doan's
A.oney Pills for relief from back
@cne, kidney and bladder fills. They
s@J II 70 friends. They tell IL In the
AoiIe papers. Rock Island people
are IN this chorus. Here's q Rock
islsnd case.
Airs. Z. Weiss. s23 Fourth avenue,
'oeH Island. Ill. says: "Al I say IN
Hsise OF Doan's Kidney Pills stiA
.olds good. I had been troubled by
.A-ohey disorders for some time
mere was an acute pain across the
mail OF my back which made IL hard
W NE 20 bend or do any lifting j
-1a headaches and dizzy spells n
member OF my family had been cur
20 OF an attack OF kidney complaint
~ Doan's Kidney Pills so decided
% try them. After the first Re"
eoSes ! got relief and soon j was free
RON the trouble"
For sale by all dealers Price 30
.ents. Foster-NiIburn COMPANY
sanalo. New York, sole agents Tor
'Ae United States.
Remember the name-Doan s.
snc tske no other-(AdyertisemenD
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-06
MISSOURI MEERSCHAUM"
PIPES FREE THIS WEEK
Local Tobacco Dealers Make Valuable
Gifts to Customers.

Every smoker in town who within
the next few days purchases from
local dealers a &c package OF Patter-
sons Seal. will receive free a
Missouri Meerschaum''-the corn cob
pipe de luxe. As smokers familiar
with cob pipes are aware, nothing else
gives SO sweet a smoke. Unlike the
oId-time cob. this Missouri Nicer
schaum" is finely made and durable. 1t
is also fitted with a stem of imported
German Weichsel wood, which is
aromatic and adds to the fragrance OF
the smoke.
The gift OF these pipes, through the
local tobacco dealers, is made to in
sure a trial of Patterson's Seal Cut
Plug by every smoker because OF the
belief on the part of the manufacture
ers that smokers generally VIII con-
tinue using this brand after becoming
acquainted with it.
Patterson's Seal Cut Plug Burnley Is
made from ripe. mellow Kentucky
hurley tobacco. aged to bring out the
mfIdness. sweetness and fragrance OF
the Burnley leaf. Patternson's Seal is
the kind OF tobacco that can be
smoked all day long. all year round,
with complete enjoyment II smokes
20 perfection in this free corn COD