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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-18
(Gnbt.)
Gbrenrettmna.

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Sie ii6 gu Nub uno Srommen
Sas Wurselpert an Weinffod iu9t,
Genn ibr 1T bei3ufpmmen.
Sas idlimm re llnae3iefer 9auf
8eim Meinpanti6 tief i'm 8runbe =
Mtit S6le, SOB nnb Seufelei
limb Der - Gbemie I'M 8unbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-18

Blob mob um's @e1S!
@enn Dc foi @eato BAIT
llno biit mob 70 g'i1eiot,
Sauber unb s'pi9t au'
Wia's tpeunis 70 geit:
g b'fisbt be fol Mdple net,
60 1T ieBt b @elt:
4les, au b 2iabe triasIt
8loB np6 um's 9elo!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-18

lpunen mir slpiitsn uns, Der uienla
bsm Meni&sn seseniib,r. haltsn.
5iblen 81. iih liart senug, 9err bon
Siinmern. mid Sa bsslsittn9 Wsins
Srau unS - msine Sobter piirosn
iid ~freusn, penn ib Sic i9nen 5ufib.
rem fDnnte.
SO pirb mir cine CIR. isin. bic Oa'
men besriibsn sa biirfen, trtpiSerts
artl, befisn Ser3 ftiirmiih podts BET
Dem 9eoanten, DAB er binnen &nrasm
SSsdnne Dieosris5sn folfts.
go nebmsn sic msinen 4rm -
ffiiben Sic iia nur felt auf. Sommea
Sic. Captain, bic 9amen ertuarten
uns.
Gr rsidts GrsI ben Qrm unb fiibrte
Jpn purfidtig iibsr ben lanssn Gorris
Dor uno oi. Srsppe binuAter aa benz
Salon isintr 8attin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-18
10.


10.
Die polIe pradt beg iiiblitsH
oriblings rubte iib.r benz 8art BON
st. Qgat9s. Sin berauIhsnber Duff
bon tauienb 9luuten unb 81itbsn ers
fiiate Die Cults auf benz iunssn, 3ar.
ten, belen 2aube slan3te Die soloige
Some, lno am 4oben. tiefblauen Sims
mel sosen bic Sdpalesn untsr fr6ba
litem Su6etgstrsiI9 lire pielperihluus
ssren &rsiie. Sic Idsnen ad9 ben
SonnenItrablen gu baIdsn. Die seih
blibenon Pfetlsn bins unb mioers
fdphen uHO bic gauge 8slt nit elmer
5lltb BON 2idt unb 8drme erfiiatsn.
Srii6lin9 uno Srie6enl &pnnte man
Iia cine f60nere 3eit benten2 Salt
DsrgaB man in Der 5auberi5dsi6Onen,
bon 2en3esglan3 erfiiIltsn Ratur bic
idperen Spfer pes Samples! Milbsr
tpuroe Der S6merj I'm Die @efallenen,
mltoer Der Sab, pelfer 10 furfltbare
Spfer asforosrt, miIosr bic 4bneigung
Der Rdtionen. bic ertannten, baB gss
toOnnsne S4taAten, Sisss, Rubm
la0 !sissegii9s gbye siasa fa5issn
Sdd beg 9oloeren Srisbens nidt dufz
5uipiegen Oerm09en.
arsl bon Simmern i9ritt lansiam
in ben 2aubgdngsn bss glries anf
uno as, beIIen lsidtes 9lGtterpdh nod
niAt bic S%trablenpfeils Der 2ensess
Tonne absuAalten permo4tsn. Quf benz
aelben Sano Der 8ege. auf ben friids
ariiuen RaIsnfladsn seidnete ii9 bas
@elpirr bes feimenben Qaubes afs elm
leihtss 9ittsripert al, Das Der iunfte
6rii6Iingspinb in spig.r, 5itternber
Sspegun9 belt. jebsn augenblid Elm
neues Bib 6srpor5au6srno,
Der iunse Officer atbmste tisf bic
srquidenOe 2en3esluft Elm. Gein
antlig mar nod i9mal bon benz lans
gen &rantsnlager, dbsr ieire Wangen
Seiaten iapn pRosr bic friI9s H0tbe
Der eritartenben 8eIunobeit. unb in
ieinen Qugsn srgIdn3te Der Strabl
boffnungspollsr SueenD. Srsilia, gu
friibersr araft uno @eIunbbsit piirbe
sr nismals suridtsbrsn. 0as fiiblis,
has tpuBte CT pobl. Gein Inter 9trm
rubte nod INNER in elmer I9tparsen
8inbs; Die Sand1e, bic Steif6eit Der
Musteln uab 9Gnoer piiroen nismals
perfhpinoen. llnb penn aud feline
bur6 bic 9sidoKs asrriFens 9ruit
9s4eilt mar, Die 9raft Der Susenb
milroe ben taum gentlemen 2unssn
niht 3uridfebrsn, Gr 3og in bas 8as
terldno als Sieger tpobl, a6er audi als
Snpalibe Elm, ituo ben 0egen beg Sui
baten mubte er ablsaeu, Der @ebants
tttmmte i'm pehmiitbig; nit arDberer
Srauer absr %erfiilte ign Der Q6f9ieo
BON ct. 4Qath, Der a6Ibieo bon SSes
anne auf characterization.
als &rd in bic RG6e oes SdloFes
%9stonmeu mar, iab er Ssanne nit
elhe!N hptp DOH Slulleil, Die lie i'm
@arttn gepfIiidt unO iebt at einem
StrauBe oronete, in elmer i6attiqcn
9rotte iibsn.
Gr trat auf lie gu uno 6egriiBte lie.
W&it eitem frsunoltden 9Sdeln Ia6 lie
gu ibm entpor.
Sir men baden sic ben f6Dnen
StrauB beitimmt, MaoempiIeue Sc
dnns2 tragic er, iih an i9rsr Seite
nisoerldfienb.
Sic errOt9ste lei6t uno isnfte bas
6aupt tiefer auf Die Gtumen. @ie
nsnaierig Sic iino, sutgegnete lie nit
lsiisr S4elmerei: Gs ioate cine llebers
ralhuRg fiir Sic Iein, tpenn lie mors
gen ct. agut3e berIafen.
Cine llsberrlidung - Elm lebter
8ruB. -,
8reusn sic fid ni6t, in S6re Sets
matb auriid3utehrsn9 fragile ite leiIe.
SD mare unodntbar, ipenn id ss
lEHt. T...l 49, ~ 49,
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-10-29

cratic party to public indorse-.
|;ment. The enactment Of such
measures without q party major
ity acting in harmony and good
faith would have been impossible.
The passage Of important supple-
mental legislation embraced in
the Democratic program will be
equally impossible without q con-
tinuance Of the team work" such
9 majority inspired between the
President and Congress.
Every American citizen having
the welfare OF his country, his
neighbors and himself at heart
should consider these things be-
fore casting his ballot next Tues
day. A vote against a Democratic
Conversational candidate is a vote
Of Reputation of the things ac-
complished and a vote to impede
further progress for the common
veal.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-10-29

success. and it is only one of the
County Fair Association he has
worthy institutions of the county
with which he has long been con-
nected.
AS one Of the organizers of the
Old Settlers Association and its
secretary from the beginning, he
has striven with commendable
zeal and enthusiasm to promote
ACQUAINTANCE. sociability and
good fellowship among the pio-
neers of the county. and no mar,
could have been more active to
promote the welfare of that wor-
thy organization than George Van
Arnam has been.
AS county judge he is of pecu-
liar benefit to many a widow be-
reft Of her husband in settling up
the estate with the 10" possible
expense. yet at ALL times fullv
complying with every provision
OF the law. in such matters mad
and provided. If minor children
aferleft fatherless he is ever rea-
dy to see to it that honest and
capable guardians are appointed,
and that no fatherless or mother
less child is wronged out of a
cent of it's Inheritance.
Conscientious to a high degree.
he has never been known to
wrong any man. woman or child.
and he enjoys the fullest conf
dence of all who have business in
his important office. His judicial
mind enables him to quickly reach
righteous decision in all cases
brought before him. That he will
be reelected goes without saving.
Political Adv.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-10-29
TnE ONE iosuE

Nationally. there is just one is.
sue to be settled at the pOlls naYl
tuesday. The result, so far az the
election Of senator's and repre.
sehtatives to congress is con.
cerned. will be an Endorsement n,
rebuke of the Wilson Administra-
ton. We have no fear of the ont
come because we have faith thal
me american people possess the
wlaqom to recognize earnest
laitndul public service and the
4ppreclation to commend it.
;Inere will be-, possibly, some
Demo cratic losses in the House
The party majority now is sd
great as to be almost unwieldly
ana with the apparent disinteRra-
ton OF Colonel Rossevelt.s persO.
nal party it is reasonable to ex-
pect an increase Of the Republic
can representation. Nothing hui
9 political tidal wave, amounting
TO q practical reputation of Pres
ident Wilson's Administration
can wipe out the Democratic ma
jority in the House, however. AND
return the Republicans to power
S.AUV "a 0AVl vi IllO lldt1Ol6l lex.
islature. AS for the Senate, the
Democrats have a marked advan-
tage in the approaching election,
Of the 80 senators whose terms
expire March 4 next, and for
whom successors are now to be
elected, Is are Democrats and i6
are Republicans. But of the Demo-
cratic i6. Is are from states,
all in the South, which are strong
~ Democratic. The election OF
Democratic senators in these f3
states is a certainty. The Republic
cans are far from certain of elect
ing Republican senator's in 10 OF
their Is states. The Democratic
outlook appears brightest in sew
eral of these states, notably New
York, Ohio, Illinois. Connecticut,
Kansas and Iowa.
That much for the purely parti-
san side of the situation. There is
a far more potent reason than
party politics why the people OF
the United States, at the ballot box
next Tuesday, may be expected to
register their approval of the Ad-
ministration. Former President
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-10-29

William Howard Taft, In his adj
dress before the American Bar
Association last week. voiced that
reason and incidentally proved
that his Republicanism is second
airy to his Americanism. Ex- Pres
ident Taft declared that the Am
erican people are back Of Presi-
dent Wilson in his handling Of the
international situation and that
ne has their entire confidence. It
was 9 brave and manly thing for
the Ex-President to publicly de-
clare of his successor. OF q differ
ent party faith. and it will in
crease the respect Of the Ameri-
can people for Mr.. Taft. Express
ident Taft knows, as every think
ling citizen should. that q Demo-
cratic defeat in this CongressiOn-
Ial election would be interpreted
IthrOughOut the world as the de-
feat Of President Wilson; that it
would greatly weaken the Presi-
dents influence abroad. and i'm
pair the power of this government
as an international peacemaker.
It was a patriotic duty, we'll per-
formed, therefore. for Mr.. Taft
as an American citizen. not as a
Republican partisan-to throw
his influence. which we have no
intention of Understanding. in
the scales for a national indorse-
ment of the national administra-
ton at a time so critical in the af-
fairs of all the world.
But reason for the indorse.
ment Of President Wilson by the
election of a Democratic Congress
does not rest upon the interna-
tiOnal situation alone. The record
of service and achievement along
wholly domestic lines entities
Congress and the President to a
vote of confidence. The session of
Congress Just ending, the longest
continuous session in the history
of the Federal government. was
also probably the most remark
able session in point of vital con-
structive legislation. Any one of
flour great measures enacted-the
tariff, >the trade commission bill.
the Clayton antitrust bill and the
currency measure-would be a
sufficient accomplishment for the
public zeal to .entitle the Demo-
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-10-29
SUPERINTENDENT OF scnoo. =
To the Voters of Richland Coun-

W.
AS a candidate for Superintend-
ent OF Schools l take pleasure in
making this announcement.
During a short experience as
field deputy I made a record Of
visiting schools that has not been
improved upon and under condi-
tons that were more than ordi.
narily unfavorable. This superyis.
ion cost the County an average
mileage less than the VISITING has
cost since.
If elected shall again carry
out the policy Of thorough and
economic supervision.
shall give the teachers SYM
pathetic help and at the same time
hold up the standard of efficiency
among them so that they may
better serve the interests of the
boys and girls.
shall make special effort to
come into close touch with school
Officers and patrons and shall be
glad to talk over school matters
with them.
Now. Voters, I cannot say all 1
would like to say. But if any of
you want to know my ideas on
educational questions or on any
thing relating to the work of
County Superintendent of Schools
or to the schools shall be very
glad to meet you. either personal
ly or by letter.
CHAs. HANSON.
Christine. N. Oak. Adv.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-10-29
THE VOTE IN 1912
How Riohland. Co. Cast It's Ballot
Two Years Ago

Two years ago the vote of Rich
land county at the general cleo
ton was as follows:
For President
Wilson. 1880; Taft, 1904;
Roosevelt. 742; Prohibition. 46;
Socialist. "a: total vote, 1926;
Wilson's majority over Taft. $40.
For Congressman
Helgeson (R), 1885; Lowell (D)
1884; total, 1919; Helgeson's
majority over Lowell. 251.
For Governor
Helstrom (D), 1897: Hanna
(R). 1926; total, 2,782. He'll
strOm's majority over Hanna. 2i2
Vote by Precincts
The vote for governor by pre-
cincts is here given for the pur-
pose Of comparison with next
Tuesdays vote. and was as fol-
lows:
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-10-29
GEORGE VAN ARnAm
The Choice Of tho People To-
RIohland County Judge

Richland county has never had,
and never will have. more care
full. obliging and competent man
courteous to all callers you are
always sure Of respectful atten-
ton and careful service in that
office when he is Judge, no mat
ter how busy he may be.
George Van Arnam has been a
resident of the county so long
that he knows practically every
body in it. and he has always been
prominent in every movement
calculated to benefit the people or
labored long and hard with the
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-10-29
LOOKING ron LIGHT

Editor The oourler-News: In.
the editorial columns Of Tho cou.
rler.lleWs Of Dot. ~ appeared q
someWhat remarkable statement
% to existing tw!ne prices In
vogue this year under tho Hanna
"Buslness administration" Edl.
torlally you say:
Ihe prices were madesin Ap-
ril by the state board of con-
troll after first Being advised
of the prices set by the Inter-
national Harvester Co., of
.O9; Plymouth COrdage Co.,
90: Wisconsin State prison,
.07 ga: South Dakota Peni-
Tertiary. OF 1-2 net. and Min
Mesota State prison. OF IA.
The price of North, Dakota
Irvine was .O8 net and the diff
ference in freight nearly
made up for the slight diff
ference in Irvine manufacture
ed by other states engaged
longer in business and having
on hand large supplies of
Manila fiber, purchased be-
fore the war. when it took a
brisk raise
Whore did tho courIer-Mews
get Ito figures on tWine prices. ~
Tho courler-NeWs quotes tho COR
rect prices, someone IL lying. You
quote saltwater, Minn., prison
tWine price for 1914 at J "a
cents. Hero are tho Minnesota prl.
son twin prices for 1914 40 issued
BY Warden Wolfer under date Of
May 12, 1919:
Manila, 600 feet. 40. i' per Der h. h.
Pure Manila, $50 feet. .t1c per Id.
Bismarck Prison twlne prices
flxed by Governor hanna's board
OF control FOR 1914 and made pub.
Ito by Warden Talcott, are as fol.
lows:
S Msn1s 600 feet s &c per per H. H.
You say tho North Dakota price
was set at 8 cents net. Warden
Talcott says tho prices arc 8 "a
cents and 10 Sd oents and 12 "a
cents for the several grades.
You also say that the slight dif.
florence In freight makes I'D for
tho difference In prices. Don't you
know that tho difference In freight
10 In favor OF tho Bismarck plant7
IT 10 true Il 10 q "sliaht" differ
enoo q cents per 100 pounds)
and should not mako any appre-
otable difference In tho selling pri-
Gee, but Il Is IN favor Of Bismarck
and against saltwater.
You also state that the North
Dakota BOARD Of Control, after
first being advised that tho Inter
national Harvester Co., had set its
price at 8 oents proceeded to AK
tho prlce Of tho prison Irvine. Will
you or tho Board Of Control please
explain to your readers why the
Board Of Control should wait until
tho international Harvester Co.,
had made its prioe7 Can It be pos
sible that under the great "busi.
moss administration" that the cost
Of the manufacture Is not consid-
cred. and 10 Of no moment, but
that OF the international Harvest
or Co., had fixed It's price at 10
cents for standard that our North
0okato prison tWine would have
been sold to our farmers at 8 Sd
cents7 Or, " the International
Harvester price was II cents.
would our price have been fixed at
10 Sd cents, or Just enough so
that our great business admlnis-
tration" could say they were un-
dersellina tho international Har-
vestor Coz -. 80. 80. 49,. 80.
In short, Mr.. Editor, did the In
ternatlonaI Harvester Co., Ak the
price Of North Dakota prison
twlne In 1914, or did they not7
We pause for reply.
Cordially yours,
Democratic State Central Com.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-10-29

Totals ..... 80. 1895 1.497
Hellstrom's majority, 212.
The Washburn leader., 1914-11-27
PROFESSIONAL PROPS

Editor Carlen has returned to
Underwood but has not decided
where he will locate. He did
not like the outlook in Montana.
A. NJ. Baker, manager, and
George L. Nelson, editor of the
Co-operator's Herald, Of Fargo,
have, been arrested on a charge
of contempt Of the Supreme
court. Their hearing was held
at Bismarck this week and Mel
son was found guilty and given
a sente nee Of ten days in Jail
and a fine Of 5000. Baker was
found not gilty.
According to the many state
ments in the Wing Statesman
about the cold weather and snow
Editor Stl alton was not pre-
pared for winter but expected
summer to last until Christmas.
One reason people like North Da-
kota is on account Of the bright
snappy days that puts life into
everyone.
The Washburn leader., 1914-11-27

A good many wanted to- see
the Unite d State S declare war Oh
Turkey alter some shots We're
fired from the port Of Smyrna
toward the launch Of the Alneri-
can cruiser Tennessee. 1t is
better to be not too hasty as is
proven in this case. Turkey has
voluntarily explained to the U.
S. Government that the shots
were a warming that the, port
Of Smyrna was mined and closed
to navi CATION. No one should ad
wise wau after seeing the results
in Europe.
The Washburn leader., 1914-11-27


Men (?), did you ever stop to
think, when making light re-
marks about a. woman, what ef-,
feet that has on her character
and regulations? Every one Of
you had a mother, some d sister,
a good many a wife, and about,
everyone a sweetheaft-pity;
them. Some alleged men, with
more muscle than sense, will get,
up, and paw the air, and swear
they can lick anything this side.
Of the fiery gates Of His Satanic.
The Washburn leader., 1914-11-27

Majesty, and he is admired.
And still, some of these braNe(O
men will do the cowardly act OF
besmirching some woman S repu-.
tation, and blighting her char,
acter. Quite often young girls
become discouraged and go to-
their ruin, by an erroneous story.
being started. The literal mean.
ing of the word man does not
mean bovine strength and Drawn.
Man means 100 per cent. char
acter. Look up your percentage
says an exch amge.
The Washburn leader., 1914-11-27

Ii a silly youngster imagiines
he d like to go to- war, just let
him start out. before breakfast
some cold, wet morning, and dig
a ditch in a swamp, then stand
in it up to his waist in water
all day and all night without
anything to eat, while all the
other boys in the neighborhood
throw stones at him. At hi ght
he will have a, faint idea Of
what war is like.
The Washburn leader., 1914-11-27

The United States troops have
left Vera Cruz and it is now
hoped Mexico will keep peace
and the troops will, not have to
return. The Mexico ltpheavel
continued longer than anticipat-
ed but Carranza and Villa may
soon see the need Of peace and
quit their petty 4uarrels.
The Washburn leader., 1914-11-27

A man in Washington, one Of
the states that, Went dry at the
last election, says the greatest
danger Of an i'll effect Gu bust
ness by prohibition lay in the
men who are nursing grouches
because they will not now be-
able to get their dope so readily.
This man claims the result of
prohibition will be largely what
the men make it. Russia, Ger
many and France are taking
steps along this same line at pres
ent.
The Washburn leader., 1914-11-27

According to census report
Of 1910 that has just been issued
the population of this state then
was 577,O56. The males Of over
~ years Of age engaged in gain
full occupations numbered 217,41a
The women at work numbered
29,046. The largest percent of
workers in this state are farm
crs. In professional service
5,2S7 women and 1864 men were
employed. ....
The Washburn leader., 1914-11-27

SUMMONS
State of North Dakota.
County of Mclean. IS.
In District Court, Sixth judicial Dis
trict.
Christian Bich, Plaintiff,
Louise Bich, Defendant.
State of North Dakota to the above
named Defendant;
You are hereby summoned
to answer the Conn laint in
this action copy of which is hereto
annexed and herewith served upon you,
and to serve copy of your answer
upon the subscriber at his Office in the
City of Washburn in the County of Nc
Lean and State of North Dakota. with
in thirty days from and after the date
of service of this summons upon you
exclusive of the day of such service,
and in case of your failure to appear
or answer judgment will be taken
against you by default for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
Dated at Washburn North Dakota
this 3rd day of Aug. 1914.
James T. McCulloch
Office and Post office address,
Washburn, N. D.
To the above named Defendant. Please
take notice that the Summons and
Complaint in the above entitled action
were filed in the office of the clerk of
the District Court in and for Mclean
County North Dakota on the 18th day
of Aug. 1914.
Respectfully,
James T. McCulloch,
Attorney for plaintiff,
Washburn, N. D.
The Washburn leader., 1914-11-27
FRIDAY, NOV. Fl, 1914

"Within short time, perhaps
very early in the new year,
money is going to be such a
drug on the market in this coun-
try that the banks will be will
ing to loan it at, any price, So
says big New York banker.
The Washburn leader., 1914-11-27
Local News

Mrs. Louis Peck returned to
her home at Turtle Lake Wed
nesday after a pleasant visit
with Mrs. Nj. +. Wilson.
DR.. Schutt, Dentist Of Bismarck
will be at Washburn, Nov. 3rd,
and Dec, 1st. At Underwood
Dec. End and 3rd.-Adv.
Arthur Reid of Steele is with
his father Rev. Reid at the Bis,
marck hospital. The, latest ret
ports are that MIR. Reid is gett-
ing along nicely.
81. B. Peterson will take orders
for ice for local use and ton shi p
ments. See him at once.-Adv.
G. l. Walls will give one coupon
after December first with every 81
cash purchase. On December 26th
he will have drawing and three
prizes will be given away: first-a
coupon allowing $l2 purchase.
second-an So purchase and the
last a S. purchase. Further details
of the prizes will be given at the
Jewelry store.
The Washburn leader., 1914-11-27
An Active Liver Means Health

If you want good health, a
clear complexion and freedom
from Dizziness, constipation, bill
iousness, headaches and indi-
gestion, take DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. They drive out fer
menting and undigested foods,
clear the blood and cure consti-
patton. Only 25c. at your drug
gist. ADV.
The Washburn leader., 1914-11-27
Farm for Sale

100 acres good farm E miles
north east of Underwood, N. d.
Small cash payment, balance on
crop contract. For information
write,
+. +. Russell,
ADV. Hartford, Wis.
The Washburn leader., 1914-11-27
Not Wholly joyful,

It's great to be young. but no grown
up man would care to 60 back and
have Aunt Jane hold his nose while
mother poured a heaping tablespoonful
of caster oil down his throat-Toledo
Blade.
The Washburn leader., 1914-11-27
Mo XarietY.

~ suppose you meet many kinds Of
people"
mo, they're all alike" said the shoe
clerk. Every woman who comes in
here thinks she's a Cinderella. Pitts
burgh Post.
The Washburn leader., 1914-11-27

outwittin9 Mature.
Knicker-Did old man Jones pay the
final debt: Bocker-N0: he declared
moratorium. New York Sun.
The Washburn leader., 1914-11-27
His Busy Day.
4 nn TODAY hOSa ~

His Busy Day.
Can l git of today, b0ss?"
"What fOr?"
"A weddin'."
do you have to gO?"
I'D like to. sir; I'm the bridegroom
Cornell Widow.
The Washburn leader., 1914-11-27
Everything Counts.

"Is your car a good one!"
Discriminating people choose them,"
said the glib automobile salesman.
More of our cars are stolen than those
Journal.
The Washburn leader., 1914-11-27
Delinquent Tax List
Continued from page 3.)

Leased Sites on 500 Right of Way.
Underwood Farmers Elev. Co., Lesse
The Washburn leader., 1914-11-27

Anton Petersen, Auditors lot
part of Nw14 Sec. 24-144-S2 s1.52
John Nelson, Auditors lot part
Of NwA Sec. 24-1A4-82 $12.23.
Leased Sites on 500 Right Of Way