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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-03-12
Green View Twinklings.

Green View 1winklings.
w. R. Moore was q visitor in thi.
vicinity the first Of last week.
The ladies' Of the Green View Sun.
| day school served lunch at j. S.
Woodfin's sale realizing profit Of
$40.
Miss Gladys McHenry and brother,
Herbert, spent last week with their
grandmother, Mrs. Prudence Wood
fin. 1
Harvey Deaton spent Tuesday night
with John Briscoe.
Mrs. L. M. May called On Mrs. o.
j. Scribner Thursday afternoon.
A. Textbook transacted business
in this neighborhood last week.
The pie supper at Green View Fri
day night was well attended. They
took in $l7.4O with a clear profit Of
$3.50. Miss Clara Stalker took the
cake for being the most popular lady.
Miss Laura Bolin spent the latter
part of the week with friends in
Butler.
Miss Opal Briscoe spent Thursday
night with Miss lila Scribner.
Wm/H. Lee is visiting with his
son, w. H. Lee, this week.
Miss Dale Briscoe spent Sunday
evening with Miss Clara Stalker.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. N. Kinion and
daughters, Misses Oval and Vera,
visited with their daughter, Mrs. R,
S. Orear, and family Friday and Sat.
urday Of last week.
There was preachingat Green View
Sunday night by Rev. 7. B. Jones.
He will preach there again March %,
after Sunday school. Sunday school
will begin a. 2 o'clock.
Miss Oval Kinion spent Saturday
with Miss liza Scribner:-
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Niece and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Thomas
and j. S. Woodfin and family were
the guests Of Mrs. Prudence Woodfin
Sunday.
Miss Lulu Deaton stayed all night
Friday night with Misses Dale and
Opal Briscoe. She attended the pie
supper at Green View Friday night.
Frank Smith and family spent Sun
day with w. H. Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Kinion and
little son, Harley, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Gus Scarner and family were the
guests of Robert Orear and family
Sunday.
: Arthur Gray was a shopper in
Hume Monday.
Nj. and Mrs. C.. H. Clouse visited
with Mark Thomas Sunday.
Charley Remington made pleas
ure trip to Worland Sunday night, re-
s-.-.
Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lee and family
visited with Ed Graves Sunday.
Mrs. A. B. Gray visited with her
mother-in.law, Mrs. Matthew Gray,
who is sick at this writing, Monday.
TWO CHUMS.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-03-12
Real Estate Transfers.

w C Brown to Geo Haum 20 a sc
% Homer .......... .......- 1860
L A Dudley to Geo Haum lots Is.
II blk % Amoret. ......... $50
Geo Falcon to F A Hammontree
1924 sec 80 Mound. ...~.. 1875
Geo Falcon to Eliz Harrison l0;s
sec 33 Mound ................ 1850
E Smith to Albert Blazer $40 a
sec 10, 16 Elkhart .. .......... $4,000
J E Smith to Chris Schwetzer 160
a sec Elkhart. ............... 10000
| R Dawson to Peter Peterson 40
sec 81 Charlotte ............ 400
John P Cox to E Mclaughlin lots
II, IL blk 81 Rich Hill. ..... 1850
H C I Mccall to G 7 Price 24O
sec 8 Elkhart. .... ........... 1850
l o Anderson to Parmeia Payne
lots l, 2, II, IL blk ~ Sprague 200
e Bassett to l H Mason blk So
Foster .......... $50
Philip Manner to w Fuller 40 a
sec 20 Mt Pleasant ....... 20OO
B F Shouse to Bates county 30 a
sec Is Mt Pleasant ........ 5000
E ID Cameron to d H Shelton 81
sec 5 Pleasant Gap ...... $500
Isaac Fisher to H Lewis 80
sec Ia West Point ;, ......... 1000
j T Harvey to v B Worries go a
sec Is Walnut. ............... Il
Bates county to H A Wayland 81
sec Summit. ................ 1000
Geo Falcon to A M Young go
sec SO Mound. .....,........... 1892
L B Holloway to T H Barbee lots
239, 240 Adrian e............... 1850
R C. Frey to E A Hill pit lot blk
2 Harpers ad Butler. ......... l
G H Nuckols etal to O McMul-
lin 14O acc Pleasant Gap /
Mary L Crosswhite to G w Sedg-
wick 100 sec IS Charlotte. : 5000
L E Oeaton to l H Botkin lot z.
blk 80 Foster. ............ 80. 15
Mary S Shetrone to H Botkin
lot 9 blk 80 Foster :. ......... Is
Lee A Arfman to J P VanDyke
IL sec IL New Home .... 800
F M McDaniels to N EFrazee lot Il
8 blk 3 Atkinson Park ad Butler
W w Rubel to Edgar Bailey liz
q sec 18, z West Point. ........ 5000
w S Bowman to Frank jenkins
40 eec 80 East Boone -. -.
Bates county to ] G Clark 80 SC
10 Summit ....,...........,.. 1000
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-03-05

Judge. We rest our assurance up
on lifetime record of upright
living, scrupulous honesty, and
faithful performance of dut Y.
Fearless, just, deliberate d
painstaking, he may be relied up
on as judge to measure out jus :
tice to those who come into his
court impartially and firmly yet
always tempered with that human
sympathy that encourages moral
ity and prom otes peace among
men.
We ask for support for him be-
cause of our belief in his fitness
ior the posi- ion AMI for no other
reason. His neighbors commend
and trust him. His pubic ser e
and private life invite public pub
lie confidence. We, therefore in
tite your support or his candidacy
confident that what you have a
right to expect in a good ju g e
will be fully realized if he shall be
chosen
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-03-05
THOSE GOOD WISCONSIN
cows

The matter of Improving the cows
of the state is one of immense i'm
portance. Prof. Humphrey is re
ported to have stated that the farm
ers of the state could be making
5000, 900 annually more than they
do now if they had better COWS
This appears to those who have CIV
en- attention to the matter to be a
conservative statement. In the face
of this fact, most of the states of the
union and many foreign countries
are planning a raid on our best sup
ply of cows. Can we afford to per-
nit such raid?
Should not every community IN
Wisconsin organize for the purpose
of keeping our good cows within the
state? Everyone should be active
IN such a movement. Urge the
farmers to get them, rather than to
lrt them go and make it that much
harder to get them in the future.
Recently lot of farmers were IN
Wisconsin to examine our dairy
farms and look up the matter of get
ting some of our best cows. OF
co lrse the field is open and they can
get them if they are determined to
have them-but Wisconsin people
have as much money as those OF
any other state, and what is good
enough to be coveted by the pro-
gressive people of other states is too
good to let 60.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-03-05
COMMITTEE
Buffalo County

w. L. House,, Monde wi.
JIM LILO 4, Du,and, Wis
Ole War;, Mon iovi, Wis.
J+mes Dillon, Monde i, Wis
An-rew Room on Moldo i, Wi
K. u. L. Bosom, Non 10 i, VII
E. w. Jardine, Alma, Wis.
A. B. Hutchinson, Gilman on
Wis.
A. Quarbe. G, Monde i, Wis.
Hans E. Ulberg, independence,
Wis.
P. B. Amid on, Mon 20 i, Wis.
Olaus Luz ndahl, Mo Jena Wis.
Dunn County
Al. c. Anderson, Menomon.e,
Wis.
j. D. Miller, Menomon.e, Wis. R4
0. Il. Kinney, col ak wis.
George A. Barker, MenJmonie,
Wis.
Go. T. Vorllnd, Colfax, Wis.
Sam K. Iverson, Colfax, wis. R3
M. F. M -Leod, WESTON, Wis.
Alex hCs-o d, M>noMon.e, Wis.
rink III mis-, Eau call, Wis.
FL nry Jod-l, Knapp, Wis.
Go. R. Topliss, Eau Gale, Wis.
s. w. Crcnk, Menomoni wi. RS
Geo &c M. How'd, M-n~mon4e,
Wis.
M. H. Schlosser, Knapp, Wis.
Pep-n county
Fl. A. Miles, Durand, Wis.
5. B. 1ngrdm,J4., Eau Gale, Wis.
c. j. Swan-on, stockholm, WIS.
ole Hem, epin, WIS.
w. w. Cassidy =, j., Durand, Wis.
AID. COoLrh, Ark~n.aW, wis.
Pierce County,
John E. tol y, rllswo tth, Wiz.
Mi~hael Nugent, Ellis y orth, R4
+. M. VIII tea River Falls, wis.
F. q. Mage, FL s@or- h, Wis.
Geo B. Akog mo riv~r RAILS, Wis.
ID Mdlp y, i wo- tn, wi. R6
S. Ihor.On, Hi er rail-, wis. RI
w. Z. KnO VI s, III er Fdl s, W is
T. j. MOO low, ellsworth, WIS.
Ed. Camp ~ II, Ellis wo-th, Wis.
Al red La1son, IL sWo- tn, Rs
L n Pll,e, Il sWor,h, wis. RI
Peter Huppert, Diamond Bluff,
Wis. RI.
J. P. Olson, Sto 2kho m, Wis. RI
Math q Iii, Plum lily, VII.
{. D. HAwn, Rock, Elm, Wis.
JACOB Jaoots~n, Sp ing Valley,
Wis. K 4.
o. A. ( h ldr W, Spring Valley, w.
j. H. WGnA !, Pres -o-t, VII.
st. Gro x county
T. A. Wal y, Hudson, Wis.
G. 0 M L on 81 mmond, Wis
Oh is. Nj k | y, HUI o., Wi.
En- EST B. Render, oom ret, Wis.
1hos. 1hoen, Hamho-d, Wis. RI
P ter Utgaard, Cylon, VS.
Victor johnson, Moth Hudson,
Wis.
Ingmar Kva.n s. Hudson, Wis.
Chij. Dab, Hudson, Wis.
William lred ri k Baldwin VII.
JOIN Sanuqui t, Hudsoa, wis.
Ole E. JOIN on New Richm nd,
Joseph Eagan Hudson, wis.
John P. Joan ON, star Prairie,
Wis.
Aug. j. Ch. isten-on, Deer Park,
Wis.
Herm n Hag n on Pa dwin Wis
VIM. Eoornink, BALDWIN, Wis.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-07

at the -WindoW. He May Hold
Hand" 81:
watchful, grim. She must keep
watch lest Miguel capture the slim,
brown fingers of Dolores.
When pass the house in the
morning, Miguel is there. When 1
return, late in the afternoon, Miguel
is still there Tiresome? Not much.
i wish was in. his shoes.
And Dolores does not seem to find
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-30
Sapps Soaolu.

Cine id,one Ibid)iebspartp fanb
lesten Sarnstaa in ser @obnulps Dor
Iitg. SabermebI itatt. Sreui6 Aa,-
altit urdb ieine Wutter 1uerben II, her,
n1dyiten Gogen ollf ole 8eibelpa,n
Sarn bei 9op iiheriiebeln mo Inn
ben slbifieb sr feiern fapben lidl
ON Snmstag folgeiube God,6ani itilo
Srelnpoe ir Ser &abernebl @o6lnilt9
elm, oie einen id1oiep 'Ibenb BORT
perlebten unb ben @ea5lm ber Sarni
lie ber5lidit beSalert ibl,et aber
beites @liid in ser rellen Seimnth
miinidben:
Gbas. uilo @nl. Soroalt, 8rn. :,
@eorg Senrp, Geter ilrb Go. aiott
IT,, 6ilgo ,nto Hoobt. 9oridh Sreo
lnlb Habmonb &nttelmoiN,, Mid,ar6,
gShn. illro 9ouis SdSller IT,, @m.
inlb Srit &nble, Sralif Sred)nmnit.
9olhis RatdI, Tranf 3oeller. Gbriit.
9armlier it.. @alter Sdsalmbera,
Ghanr Obenbalss, Sobn gnlo, 2mris
0d9stter ir. 1tiS Gbpin edpti6t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-30
Bonn siib GnOe.

Mabor SSH. 2idyte, BON 8lano,
Inir6 lett ais Stein : Miiller ins
@eid1ait geben: er miro Galflteiile
nit eirem yGrtfber" 5ermalnen rno
|bieIelban Damn 81 8itlper maDlen
Sn hieier Sorm iito aalfiteiire EN-
norsiiglid,er 9iinger.
Soibim Sappmepcro bon SapeiiS-
bile, mlroe 5iun @~oriisenScn oes
bemofratiidyen Control Guilntp aomi
tes ~erap1f,lt. oil Stelle BON 6. Z.
8iGianas, tpeId,er reiignirte.
Srau Yaitl Matbias itarb fiir5lid)
in i6rer @obmtfpg. IN Der Rdbe boz,
@eo 9iro, i'm glitter BON 81 Sabren.
Sie binterl6bt ibren @atter, fo'uie
Elm brei Sabre altes aiito, INN ibrcn
iriibSciti9en Goo 81 betratsertt.
Ser 2eidr,om boz, 2oatis @oetbe.
meper. sSJr.. ,peIder in Der Nabe BON
Yrutt, aan., bem BOB 6alrds Grtrin-
len fanS, mitr6e aalt norisen Mitt.
tpod in Der Ndbe bon Sfpensoillc
beepoigt. Der 8erltorbele mar Elm
@efie bon, ao,is Roerbemeper. Sr..
bon StpetsUile Moiite 1.
Mnla SomTeIbt. 9odtcr bon Sobr,
Surufclet i,no @ottin. bon 9Iano.
nnrAe nm h~prnn,rne1e,p mittfnoh 6as
Spfer zines beoerfIid)en llnfallS. Sic
tpar init elmer SpielgefGbrtin ,,odj
Dem Ioitanlt ~gelnsfell, mn Si feben
tper bon Den beibeft slterit bort ai,.
forntiten niirbe. @erobe alg alrnn
6ie Sbiire erreidte, fam iie ais1, SOL.
len un6 itiir5te in oas @~lasienIter.
nobel fe iih cine &bcr. ioauie mefl-
rere SIefien bes Sano9clenfs Srrd)-
ihnitt,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-30

-SreS Sdneiber ulpo Satin, BON
2olis, bcfanben fif Infat8s
bieier @ofe bier alif 9eiud, bel slls
~geborigen.
SRI. emma alerf, bon Ct.
9oiis, beiinbet iif ieit poriger @odjc
bier, Inn ell, poor Molrate babeim 5il
bertpeilcn.'
-aita,dt 9mer begab lid arl
Iettcll Rittipod) nod ct. 9oliiS, nm
oos S%lnpeliers mo llhrntadcr &c.
id,dit 81 rrlernen.
-6rol @artba Saiillcr. BON ct.
2nris. befnto iidJ SIT @lrhc Der Der;
gangellen @odlc bicr mo mar 5il
s@oit bel Srmr q. s. @egennolnl.
g. q. 2ingenfelbcr, bon Stiles,
.aarr., beiinSct iid ieit p~ori4yer @e-
dc bier, mif 9eiuds bel icincr Mltt-
Ter, ioipie aipNeren &eripanbten.
-@erm Sos raid,e 9tbinlter Oea
2aijbes ais eir iideres 3eidjen ~
bctradter hit, Damn iteht ser @t1tct
lett bidt Dor Der Sbiir; ciu oltes
Spriidiport io1t dber ntd', ,Nan1t
MAIDEN ailt uid,t."
-6ranf Saerber llrb @attilL Dol
q. 2oliis, melde Bel Scrrn Sacr
ber's @ittter, Srml Golentiu 6aar
her. ouf @ellidy gepeien lparcn
febrtei an pengotpgcltcit Samstni
mieSer nadbauie airiid.
Or. q. 81. Smitf beaab lid, leb
te 8ode nod Iacific INT ici1rel
Hefien Morroe &edmarlt lnd1 Den
Soipital IN ct. Charles 5t brinnen
fpo Serielbe ipegen elmer @lin6oarm
eltsiirtouips operilt iplrr6e.
Or. %. &. 8eliel lupo @nttil
empfin9err nm lebtelr Morttag ben er
Iteu 9eiu6 bon @epotter StorfJ
apelfer 5lm a1rbepfen eiareit itran1
men, fleinen Stmnmbalter rilo Aiii
itelten bii,teulieB. Dds antlib $50
pa 8eiiels glalBt icit6er mie DC
@oImoilb. iapo mir bciBen ben flei
men anfommliig beitens lpi0foni
men.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-30
tGinaeianSt.)
Nh sic Aooottion oes gofs6(ott!

9tu Ole &coaftion Nes G~olfsblott!
SSil6em i6 init Sren glniidten
iiber Die announcements, mie Sieielbeil
i'm lesten Nbu. Courier gegebell
aplrocn im Illgemeiiter iibcrein.
ltinlle, nrodte idy bodJ Die HatbIam-
FELT Der Ilutabme bon ocln AnteHoe.
mert Go. 3, he5lpeifeLil, ga basielbe
nift aitsoriidlidl beittnlmt lpie Die
fiir Hoah5fpefe coIleftirteu Stelern
pcrtbeilt ruer6en ioller, tlipo ~liefert
ms feline 8arMltie, baB bos @elo
oos mir an Steuern be5oblerL aitfJ
fiir irniere HoaoS pertpeipoet meroerI
miro unb bas anlen6Gnent Go. G
mare oelnraf| uor5lBiebelr "a ps be.
ltinlmt, CAB ole Roaoiteiter in Dem
ipll, no 0ieielber erbobeu iperSet.
Iltdy 700. Z lit nls Sein 8mtRGt
.treriperflids % Elm @eieb Dos bin.
Den Gerionen cine itoatlife Eeniior
bctpiatat, idIieBlid 6ie @irflnpa ia.
ben miro, SuB Ser Stant Miiiolr'
oos Weffa uro cine 8oriorgunas.
an3talt mir Die 9linoen oeS gon3er
2anoes merSeft miro. gbenfaas mir
DC es nod npebr 9eomteriteqcn er.
lfSlteBef npb al 9eafuten bo6er
mir lett idpop rciflidy lleberiduB.
Gin Nbonncnt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-30
gufrnf STR Siilfe Der 0pthleiScnben
Sentidlmbs.

Sober flor Scllfelpbc Melrifj peib
6dB bas r~aftipndre lur0 balb5ipiliiirte
&atblorpD, bas beim 4itShmrd 6e5
.&rieges 5rpiideir SeiterreidI mo
.Serbien Dor elmer Gepolutipn i'm
Slntern itmun, Ben &rieg Nernollt upo
iid oafiir lGitgit geriiitet bate. 9ns
rodiiidtige uip6 leifYt erregrMre
8ranfrei6 ons ieit S~obr5ebnten fir
Die rltiiiiden &iiitiutgeil INNER flott
~mitbe5ablte, ipltrbe in Ben &rteg
bereinge5ogelt uno our etuigefn Sdali.
Sc Ser erbdrmlidlen S~rdmereelc
Girglolt6s iei cS feitgeitellt. Saf cs
lidI bird cine babgieri9e Sntemiieil-
pplitif, inter beipdyleriide1t Ser.
ndbrungeil, bn5lt perleiteil lief, I'M
@erein nit HuBlaitb un6 Sapan Der,
gerridjt1nMS folnpf gegcn &ns omHide
@olf SIT fiibret. Somit iuuroe
0eiltid)Inl6 lnrgeredter 8eiie M
bicIell 8olferfrieg Birei,Nc5o9elt intb
So iebt bon ollcit Seiteir nit l,ty
b%arntber5tNcr SGrte gefdmpft tuiro
uib 9eutiddaito mittcit i'm &ainpfe
iifJ mad, alien Seiten mebren mlB,
10 fonnelr ale Oieieni9eit, bci,cls
teiHfcs @llt in 6elt Ioer,l rollt,
iut6 ioIfc, Sie beiltide 8iiIenidnit
nllb <ilit 3tt idsdtep piiiell, in bic
ier fritiitcn Belt bent heutidelt Gol.
fe DIRE poIle Spmputbie nift Der.
iogen.
ltitS mir ais Mitglieoer eires
@lppOcs 6eiien Gharafter fitltnteI
beltif lit miiIelb tpie ltiptoli6 bel
tpir 6eru itrebeitben heittid,elt @eiitc
su penoanfen faber inub besbolb ioll-
te ieSer 8Ieidgciirurte %ieilpeit 9beil
boNt heitrogeit, ole flrdltbare1t 8luts
retl Ole Der perbrederiide &rieg
idGGgt, litpSern sit belfen il,bein mir
freiiuilfiae 8eitrige 3itr llrtteritiiHuag
scr bebiirftiaen Sorrilien sefalleipcr
INTO perimnpSeter Sampler 9eitif-
loirSs ,tlpS Seiterreids beiitetern.
Der Sermpotup 3rpeig 6es 9eutih,
anterifmhifeip @otiottale 8iird6, Or,
8. 8 It G II, Brditbeit.
@eitrdae fir beh gelonirten 3tped
ipcnocit bonn S6abn@iItcr beS dieit.
gen 3neiaberein. SFeoSor 8mf ett'
gegcn 9eilomHlc1t ,rvo oarilber in
BofsHott auttttrt:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-30

-Jllqner IS. ". SSlueH INV Rui
riion @ibiom, bon @eo 8iro, frnrer
am persaip9elten Sreitag bier, ~
6eid1ften.
-SoEm guidmeper ipeld)er ipd1-
reno ser Somnernotate in Sito'
|9ofota beid,dftigt mar, tebrte ON
0ienstog mieoer sllriif 5t ieilleit an
ser 8irit Greet mobnetuoen Gltern,
Carl 9aitnreper uipb @attrn.
-Senrp Sdmitger, bon Eotsoam,
trai GIN Iestca Mitspod), per Mute,
bier Elm, lplll ieillem 9rlpoer, Sberiff
Sdnitser, beim 9lbliefern Der @abl.
5etteI fir oie penidjiehaien Stimm-
pIGte i'm Golurtp. bebilfIid 5i iein.
-Taitor @rn. Srisenieper 1Mro
Somilie, bon ct. 2olis. farlcll ain
0ienstaa bieier ISOLDE bier arb alti
ibpem 8ege nod gaD, Inn oortigen
gcrpmbteh iopie SrernSen, einel
lGnaeren 9ehtd) absnitaiten. sic
|mtrOen bier bon Grnit Socner. oeni
|Sdnp@ser BON Gaitor Jrisemeper,
obgebolt.
9sbilip Gbfcr. in 9cgleitrmra
ientes Sobnes Senrs. bon Drafe,
iprad om lebten Montas aut irrtfercr
Office Dor, sur gmneiierilira ielires
Mhonlcments. iotpie alpdJ INN fiir lei
ne Sodyter, SRI. amelia Gbfcr, IN
San @ateo. Gal, bic 3eitlnlg 81
beitcllen. Ser Offer reiite alsbnnm
BON bier aus nadJ Seoalio lNlt oorti.
ge 8ermalpoteir ST. beIlrd,eih
Snfel Sam fat iest aiif iebes
5aB Bier cine grtra : ariegsitGter
posr SOC. perbGiBt. Gle 8reiie fiir
elm @las Bier iperben mobl nirgcnos
erbobt peroen, beitp mebr lperoen
ober bie 8iermmpelt III SbGtigfclt
~treteir. Seoes @los miro eiilell 10.
ben, peiBen aragen tngcn. Wii
benz Sfalm ipinb man bon iebt ali
etmns mcbr peridmeipoeriif lmt.
geten.
-@iele utiierer Sarnner iimo nod,
inmper beinl @ei5miderb peiI Dos
neltlid,e, aitbolter6e Hegenfpctter liz
tonait perbinbert bate, lire 6elocr
IN 8ereitid)aft SIT iebele; tpabreno oar
6ere 6anner tpiebcratm Scr Iniift
iinb, Dob cine ipitc @ei5cnioot oie
bGite WetDobe lei, ltrir bie beiiiihc
Sliege init Grfolg SIT befdmpfep.
-grnit 9ltoas, 6ran q. &Htbel.
mann, ttcbit Sodter, SRI. 9ertha;
6rau 6. Reiner@boiIer upo Spditer.
Ganl ltnrafb aulb @attilr. Don ct,
2miis; @m, 8infel ltrpb @ottin, 10.
Carl 9ilcos lnro @attilr, ltlrb Oscar
2lWos, BON &cfitt. ST., traien arl
pcr1arBellell Somstag bier Cit ltnf
madHen baim olt midNtat Gage Ell.
ltelr MlrsfIatg nod Stolpe, bon ipr
bic ct. QMliier am Montag 3,lriid-
fehrtei lut6 bom bolt bier ans nte.
Der radbmtie %reiItet. Die @eildrr
Illts Geftll 6lei6en ltod} Bis leBteil
Mitt1podl in ser N16c bon Stolpc.
Die @chriioer 2llcos fms Sic S6btC
bon Geo. 0,tca5, mcldyer IN iriiberel
Snhren 1T SlScl6urn (iest Stolpe)
ein &auintonlSgciddit tetrie6.
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ANTON LUTZ

Ganbioat iiir Gountp Collector ani
BEN B~rosreiiiue Iidet. eriu9t bt.
Stimmseber hermit uut ibre Inter.
itiiBuns bel Der 8abl am 0ienitas.
Serr enb lit ein 9euti9. ameritauer
unb IN jeoer @eiie befabist ben,
Smte in better Bsiie uOrsuiebsn.
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Berger befanb iid aeItsrn bslnd)s=
iueife bier.
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FRI. 2orene 8e9emanu.
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tin.
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inspiiten iptueit erbplt, baB er wie'
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terden, ,uelde bel ibrer Mutter, in
Rid)fpuntain, brei @oden lang auf
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gepfcl.

Miod)t Jest cure 8eitelllla fiir
eitrell &eoari at slepfel. @cbrcre
bruSert 9nibel nod an Sall6.
9, u. Sail, Berger, $40.
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Murnirt oaif Dos Sermurncr
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Srl. 2i;sie 6elmenbah, pon
Berger, 'befanb iid aelt,rn bsintss
ueiie bier.
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tag nub Sonutas Die @dite ppn Jrau
Sdott's Gltern. 3beo. @raf II. Sat
tin.
The Washington times., 1914-10-02
HOLIDAY IS HELD TO
BACK HEALTH FIGHT
Indiana Celebrates Day Given
Over to Educate Public on
Disease Prevention.

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 2.-More than
2,o0V,OO Hoosier men. women and chill
dren are today celebrating what is
PROBABLY the most unusual holiday ever
given the people of this State. By proc
lamation of Gov. Samuel NJ. Ralston.
all Indiana has for this one day focused
its attention In a new way on prevent
able diseases. Cities are decorated. fac
tories are closed down. merchants have
suspended business. and in scores or
communities with populations running
from 5000 to 1000, spectacular parades
were to be feature of the day.
Inc Day became one of education for
the schooi children on the subject of
preventable diseases. Hundreds of
thousands OF school children marched in
paraues. CARRYING banners and pennants
on which were phrases telling facts
about health and disease Hundreds of
noats portrayed in some manner i'm
portant health truths. Church societies
chambers Of commerce. women's clubs,
and other organizations joined in to-
us. U.S.. ce,eoration. State militia. in
Guiding the hospital corps. took part.
Merchants seized the opportunity to
display health-giving foods. heaIthfuI
ciothinS, athletic goods. and utensils
used In the general health propaganda.
Inc occasion Is known as Disease
ie'eii'ioi bdy, ana, while this is the
nrst time 1t has been observed, the in
tention Is to make 1t an annual occa-
sion. and to impress the principle for
which the day stands as being eouai
with the principle for which the Fourth
or July stands. The idea has been re-
celved with faVor by educators and PHI l.
lanthropists throughout the Tnitrd
states. Governor Ralston received a let
ter from Nathan Straus. of New York.
in which he said: 81 consider this one
OF the greatest ideas ever originated.
ne congratulated Indiana on the birth
or an idea sure to spread throughout
the nation
The proposal to observe Disease Pre-
vention Day" came from Walter ID,
Thurber. executive secretary of the In
diana Society for the Prevention of '?'u-
berculosis. who urged the governor to
put the machinery OF the State behind
the proposition. following successful
"try-out' Of the idea in Anderson, Ind.