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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-01

Mrs. S. p. Knisely was hostess
Thursday at the regular meeting of the
Witenagemote Club members, spent an
interesting afternoon studying South
America. After the study hour some
time was spent visiting, while the host
ess assisted by Mrs. Lillian Palmer,
served refreshments.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-01

We have a complete line Of fancy
bakery goods. all havorS and icings.
Our bread is just as good as that ship
ped in from Des Moines or any other
city of the United States, but our
price is only s cents a loaf. OF course
there is no middleman's profits and no
express charges added to 1t. We de-
liver. Phone $685. Standard Bakery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-01

At business meeting of st. Eliza
beth's Society Of ST. Mary's church.
held Thursday afternoon in the Knights
of Columbus hall, the hostesses were
Mesdames L. r. London, Frank Marcy,
John Green. and r. E. Jones. In serv-
ing refreshments they were assisted
by Misses Kate Z. Weber and Marie
Bondage ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-01

c. H. Hull left Thursday night for
Minneapolis, where he viii lattend the
annual convention Of the National Hide
Dealers Association, which will be IN
session today and Saturday. The con-
Yentions have been held in Chicago for
years, but 1t was decided to change
the meeting place to Minneapolis for
this year. Mr.. Hull will return home
Sunday
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-01

George r. Norris. IRE. lightning and
tornado insurance. Over IS West Main
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-01

A Hopkins suit must more than near
~ fit, it must express the individuality
Of the wearer, must emphasize the de-
sirable points Of his physical make up
and cover the little defects Of nature,
common to all men. The fabric must
be the best OF its kind and the price
right. Hopkins & Son, the popular
tailors.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-01

b. L. Stesmeyer OF Grundy Center.
spent Thursday in the city on business.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-01

DAY OF Days again tonight. Lyric.
Now located - Masonic Temple.
rooms. los to al. DR.. Ralph q. Ksyser.
wanted-100 cars Of choice timothy
hay. Benedict Floor and Feed Company.
Wanted-To rent five-room cottage,
publican.
Miss Lewis will play the violin at the
Congregational church tonight.-Ad-
vertisement.
Attend the dedication of the new pipe
organ at the Congregational church to-
night. Advertisement.
Office and veterinary hospital lo7-
100 East State. Assistant state veter-
marian. F. ]. Neiman.
Miss Bell will sing tonight at the pipe
organ dedication at the Congregational
rch.-Advertisement
Mr.. and Mrs. John Monohon were in
Liscomb Thursday to attend the funer-
al of Mrs. Henry Green.
Miss Bell will sing tonight at the pipe
organ dedication at the Congregational
Observation-Disclosures.
My dental office is now located over
!! the Iowa Savings Bank. and equipped
with modern appliances. Phone ia
DR.. Frazey.
Miss Irene Eason left Thursday for
Lincoln, Neb., where she will visit for
a few days at the home of her sister
Mrs. Bert Arends.
Order Wachter's ice cream for Sun
day, phone AS white. Vanilla, straw
berry, chocolate ice cream. and pine
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-18
ein5iQcs @ort fir Die mirtbi6uft.
lidle 2n1c hes 2nnnes hottie.

ein5iQes @ort fir Ole mirtbi6oft-
lid)e Gage oes 2auoes bate.
@err Wonn meiit ouf oorallf bin,
ooB ole Gemofroten in ieber SAINT
payne Die @eridnpetounasiudt Der
NepubIifoner gum @egenItanoe ber-
her Nngriffe madtcn mo Ger oemo-
frotiihe Frdlibcnt nun, ou ieine No
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Die Scr Teplbli-
foncr bei mcitem iiberltiegen, lid
bios bnnit entiduloigte, 0oB Die ga.
tion uld)t idmnbig lei.
SEER Wtonn 5erpfIiidte oiid oae
onhcrcn GbeiIc Der Yrdiioentenbot-
if)oft unb meilt NIT unbe5pingborer
2oaif nod, 6uB Irdiioent @ilion
niht MIR Dos 2dno por bct &uin ges
ltcqt lpnoern olth Die oenofratild)e
MISUNDERSTANDING, Ger er Dor lei.
ncr G%riuoblung Den Sreueio idlipur,
itber 8oro e~eiporfen babe, oarunter
bas Banana a. 8efeb, oo5 cr
5li 8uniten Der 0riten uno oeaeu
sic cinbeimiid)en Sntereiie1 entfr1is
TT bobc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-18
prdmien Site.

eta 3Atr im poraus betahIenee
sNbcWWenten erRaIten ie einen
vtds6nen AalenSer ais prdmis
sarAtts nne p~orteirei. I'm prd-
s@teR NWo foIeenSe tur uuswahI
s3eeaaMcen:
cna1arepeh, CoopOn fnb breiaebn Rum.
uern erf4ienenl.
Vrdmieu seseu MsbrbtSablnns.
G~odbbndb.
sEAriaerY beutid . ameriianilHes Rohbuh
Ear iieine 6amilien. Bon sHaIoemar
G&Eeper. Hreis rs Gents.
Q1hmafdbinem.
aek ,gaprbftern" : Rdhmaihine 0o. / uiro
anf s Sabre lhriftlih gnrantirt, Drop
&eae@s Gebduie. EXTRA feline BoIitur. ole
neHeffeu Ssrbeierungen, abiolut bic bette
Yeefdine. bic fur irgeno einen Hre's a..
hdftfib N.......................x 20
aEie -NurbterH"- Ndbmafhlne go. ., &C.
q iuie No. l.. MUIR NIT autbomathildenl
.Erup 9eao".
gEcse -Rproftern" sRdbmaIt,tHe go. 3, in
eApE6ea Eaf : @ebdule, authonatiltem
.Gtatn Gift, angellager : @eIteu nit
zHtpeniotiihfm .Selt Neplacer@, hobfm
alrsu, gebdrtete StabItheile aae .Gttads
aleatss in Sammet. adlifeu. Cine quite
aRcT4tne 81 benz Iebr biliaen Yreis bon
auT.......-. ............. MO
Fir .saurofern" sMaidine 30. 4, aenau rrle
82U.3 Hur in 9esfs@abinet. 6prm. %2i
qsGe oiele Nalhinen i,so abiolnl gGraH'
zirt. 3ie 6raft bat oer 0dufer 81 trogeu
xxn fe betrdgt bon 60c bis 81. le mad Der
HEVtoH3.
Enz Heisu uub S~iherten III &c, bns @ets peI
N&3sfsau,pgt 1uns (N9guen Grberl bic ber B0itBeii,er
1 A0s sxbbtrtu ErtidaftgH aasmeleR taHa, So aber
FT<xsea gbenio gut NIB fmsr ituo BITE or ,reEs
aseaFtfuna We peide bic Agentgn tn alien GrpreB
&sa,tbczeu dusilele7. NEeuH man ods Beio per Keh
ssEavetFnae cher per erpreBnuUetiuna ihtft. ut Is
5RsAa ngthpenhlg. ben teIreheHbeu Brtef reaiarireH u
Aasitg, rem be Aorefe esutltf aeidsriebeH TT Esgt
w4am heeegen 6aarge tn ben Sriet, 10 ioute hieiet
lreS s>ggftritt wsrbtu, Ht Hhfr ~ iein, oaS berieibs
rzkaa Gnfemmt. ddr @eioisneHpssH In eiafadem
ksrsFfncrftl lure IL esuehmea mir seiHerlet Bernnttport
Ka8kstf. Jn sSaHe p0. gorrBperdueernHgen peTaeHe
zzE - ufht, BITE dite ebenhotuoht ME BITE HeHe
Esatssfce au5use su. oeHn iont fonueu MIR ben 9ias
Srm IN osn 8lSherr oar uihs fnben.
EeRseH ErbeIs buripa niht, wie oes 10 oft geitiehi.
xtS aerastutlttte Enitfuug sRrndhebatte Wer
1era, tsnbern ftae ben 3rieien bttBuIeatu.
EaarttuRg erfolgt nur ourd Nenoerune
ases Hetums oHi Dem aoreBitreiien.
Dan a~oreiiice einfah:
'N0RDSTERN". La Crosse, Wis.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-18
Gas Giicn6aGnnct im frau5Diii6cn
sSnru,

GrIt i'm 5erbit poit9nn 5dbres III
i'm fran3GiiI den 'Sura cine 8erbsle'
ging oes 5ilenbn9nnege pes dngebabnt
Dorpen, biz fir ots 8erbinoun5 nab
Ter G9pei3 bon erbe9iidJer 8eoen@
idng iein ipiro. IS ipuroe nlmli9
TN neuer GROCER unneSl bon 5000
URter gauge Durh ben Wpnt o'Sr
rtaenbet, Der, dbrlid ipie Der Sims
r.1n, 9enau auf Der 2%anoesgren5e
aber gum srDBeren Sell gu
6rantreid seb0rt. Die 5ahraeit bon
Earis mad 2auInnne 1T odourh nm
zine Stunpe periii,3t moroen. Bis
GER muBte bic G%iien6abn einen gro>
Len umpeg Der 70ijon iiber Yontdrs
Tier MAIDEN, nunmebr 5tpei9t bic
1auptitrede id3on BON DEM Ort 6ross
ne al uno fubrt serdbentpeos purd)
Gas 9ebirge ndd Taurlrs. Gt
Sranaoisn baben ii4 nit lie i'll "
tiett in ben iesten Sabren ~N0.ts1dpt
h'sbr oIs felt LANCER s3eit peid)dIti9t.
Enoe 1912 tpurne oor. cine duoere
9abnlinie seihafieu. Die an Riibns
5eit bic bes Wont b'Or nod iiber=
rifft. Sic bent sur 8erbinouus
ser beioen StGote Ct. IlubeG uno
Mores i'm Sal Der 9ienne, oas Der
ednsssrItrsduus bss Sura parallel
:srlduft. Gs lit Der iiioiihfte Seil
,ss fran50Ii9eu Suru, Der iid f6on
N eteifer Snbe nit benz Senfs- See
osfinoet. Die BON WeIten tpmmenbe
Siienbabn mocte bisAer in Ct.
Elauoe uno bate BORT einen @uihlub
her ben SihsIpab (Gpl Re 6autiue)
,dd Gsnf. Sn Wiore3 annsrisits en-
bic erobe GilentabhIinis bon
5balpn an Der Soons. Gu9 outd
GiIenbabnbdu lit nemnah fir
srdntrsih ein isbr nihtiser s3uiams
;,sni6lub an Der S9psissr 9rsnss
tporoen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-18

Inter iolden llmitdnoen lit Die
Gntriiihtno Nonns uno oIler ogil.
fenben &iraer oearciflid 0oB
Der 6roltoent in ieiner 9otifoft fem
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-18
lrc5ria blie6 nnr Gins ser tnpiereu

Gdlar Die oGresoen~ 3as
Shtft nit icinem ASnirol N06ler.
Der ais ole Ameritnncr IN Mcrifo
ucriogten, dmcrifaniideu giirgern
.beOrGneten 4mcrifancrn. oomols
III Sompieo 70 tupfer 5u 0illfe FAINT,
mdbreHo unier Iou1iral Wapo nit
ariegsihiifcn ieinell
4lHoslc1tten IN CANA ihdnoborer 94ei.
ie ole SiiIfe oblhmg ! Gic Ores.
ben" lit 0os 5hiff ociien aopitdn
lnan Den Cant Der Rotiou oltrh oer
stongrcB bottle nusipredlen moden.
0en er peroisnte. Grinuern iidl Ole
1merifouer, ris bellte fir gngIanf
Shlcpperoicdite TIM. oeIien? Sfledt
Itintmt I'll ibren oonnIioen 1anfes
pbruien ber beutige Subel in oel
anglophiIen @reIie |
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-18
eey GrfGItnnaen limb oft geiibr.
lid, beieitist mOslide
Eumplicntipnen.

Die WiBad)tung elmer G%rfdIhing
hot id)pn oft 0eoollern ae'raf)t.
Gns HieBen. &niten ooer Gin 6iebcr
ioutcn @ornitng gcnlig iein oob
Sbr Spitem iofortige 9eodltltng or.
beiidt. @epib lit Der 5hlafnerIuit
iebr g~ci1brIid). Gs lit cine BON Scr
Hotur gegebcne @ornung. Gs lit
Die Eflld)t ieoer Hcrion. etlpns oo.
ecaen si thun. Or. Sings Heip
C%isennern baiirt auf elmer miiicns
ihoftlidlen gnoIrIe Scr erfdltnna.
Aur SOC. Sn Sbrer Apotbete.
2aiifcn Sic nod hel,te cine 6IoIhe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-18

Die SerplHdte Ser 5uinpi-
g~ralioentcu. ler aOaeOrOne i
SOtitaIt. mann. I'M.
icr 0eiun0heit5rath iii perIonlldl nut
lbnl befannt, mo er utcint mer Elm.
nal nlr 0cn $ 0n0e0rud Die.
les Monnes gepitrt babe meroe
i'm ME uerQclien! - Ger pen Sreuno.
uno Seine OILS groB6iiai9er Stoats-
mann mertmintc republltonlld~
1Siibrcr int Gor9reiie, bat i'll einem
lonqeren Grpole Die 9otidoit oes
3rditoenten 5erpilitdt un0 lhonuugs.
los oarollf h%inacipielelt, oob 6ngluno
in cmporen0er &intonlebtng Der in
ternatinnolen @elcee mo III ~offeler
Ncrbobmno Der bon oicier &epublit
nieoergeleQtcn 4rin5lpIcn nad] nett
trolcn Ndieu beltimmte Sdiffe be.
ihlaanobmt bat. rulo ooB Der Erds
iioent Die amcrlfnnildleu &anoelsin-
t%ereiicn niht MIR II d beihiibte.
lonoeru es uud) untcrlolien babe. IN
leiner 8otidlaft aud mn III einemt
einilgcn sSorte onf Ole brutalcn lie
berqrliie Gnalon63 bin5uneiicn.
Inns acreidlt oiele 5ciitcalng bon
Settle elteS bcoeu:enou Stootsman
mes 3ur 6rcuoe, neil iere tSeitltel.
iuna ocn Y~r0iiocnteu ocnn ood)
5um Nod,oenten belpcgen miro, Oh
ieine Nteutralltnt pirflih oils lolhe
bcSeidlnct mcrocn bari. Shon
mcroeu i'll Geutlhlano. oos lih bis
lctt elfri9 I'M ole @lrnlt oieicr 8e.
publit bGuorben bot. Stimmlcn Iaut.
mcldle %uuperblliut oorouf hinmeilcn
ooB 0telcS Sano lnfolle lciler bis.
bergen &oItunl pou Der Germitt
lina ollsqeldlnltct merom milS uno
Fr0ltocnt @ilion miro eitiehen ler.
nell. Dab or entneoer ouf Die Rolle
oe@ &crmittlcrs Su per5idrten bat.
oner nber iCiuen Sltrs in Dem Sinnc
Scr RGioiltlon duocrn mu6. melde
IN Den Gbinaoer Maiieuoemonitru,
tloneu sur 9nrohme 9el0naten unh
nun bel0cn &oulern oeS Gongreiles
norIicaen.
Nerr Mann meilt naraui hin.
ooB Ser Yroitocnt IS untcrlaiien hot.
ben rpidtiaitcn interncu Sraucn ir-
0enomeIde 9eadtune Si lheuten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-18

0err Niom riiat es beionbers, ouB
Sic 9otldlait feincn ein5igen Sin-
meis oui ole Carthage entbalt.
SEER Mann iagt mortlid: oSn.
mitten elmer nod nidt oa9elpeIenen
9totbloae mo m;rtidoftlid)en 0eprei-
ion uno cltgelid)t5 Der it'd oarbie-
tenocn BeIeaenbett, nidyt III Die BET
miifen MfGrfte Der beimild)G1 Snbu-
itrie 5ltriid5uerobcrn, ionoern ourd)
cine meilc Eorii9eieb9cbuuG Den
0robtcn NltSlonobonoel ST etobli-
rem, pcrntog Der Yr0liocnt nidt lid
sur Sitllotion St erbcben, bot N
~Iibcrbailpt fem 9Sort fir Die mirtb
ihoitIidlen &erb1Itniiie."
Gieier beredti9tc @inucis ol,i oir
totGle llnfdbigfcit oes Iroiioenten
lid als Wciiter Der onrbietenoer
8cleQenbcit 5u belu1brcn. Iegt &c
iiohc gerooe bier ieneS ioebcn Der
itorbencn republifoniIhcn Stoots.
names, oclien @irtbIdoftspolitif
Dem 9onne mirtbihoftIide StarfC
perIicben bat. mcIde MN burh @il-
ION 5crbrodcli noroen lit, ST &c
ocnfen.
Scr ioebeu %peritorbene Gon9reb
dbseorbnete 2. &. Same bot.
unbefiimmcrt tint oic Teroohtigiina
or lei Elm SHILLING oeS 8roBfopitals.
iein aorl5es aounelt oofiir ein9clest,
on6 sic onterifonilde Snouitrie unb
sic anicrifoniidlen Mrbeiter ourd bu.
be ShusSoue geaen cine biuigc Gin.
ilihr geldiltt neroen. llnh or hnttt
Ole ullenfaIls oltdl ibu %betrilbenbe @e.
mt1tultna eS nod erlebt 81 boben.
BOB Ole @eener iejner @irtblhoftS-
polltif. 10 ite crit sur Serridoft &c.
Imlat paren, nidt niir 6en @onoel
.Idbmteu un0 cine ougenicinc Notb,
InQc idlufeL 'on0crn 81 uubemo.
sratildlen WobrceeIu, 5llr Gin
t q III III c II Il euer itnb 81 Der
hurdl nidltS entidulobnretl q rieaS.
lteucr. ereifcn mllbteii. I'm Den
StaotsbouShaIt iiberhoiipt meiter'
lilbren su tounen.
Inter iolhen llmitdnoen lit oit
gntriiittno Nonns unS oner oct.
fenben &iirger ~oearciflih 0o6
Der 3roItoCnt in ieiner 9ufid,oft fem
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-18
llnb luenn aud bic brausn eselente

Der arel,3er Sharnborit, 8neiienon
uno aeip5is i'm aampf eegen Die
llebermofDt Den Seloentoo geiunoen
boben, bat Die oeutide 6lotte nidts
bon ibrcm g8oeemutb eingebuBt uno
MIR nod ~gIiibenoer miro oas Serlon'
aen ;ein, oen 8egner I'M Gntiflei'
nlugsfmapi flr INNER nieoer5llrin
[. ON
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-18
Ger enoIiidle Beet gsiaiam N,r

Der eusIiidJe Beet gSilinm &Snt'
ion bctIaat itd) in einem aantus. Den
CT Der 9onooner Gpening Stems an
pertrout hat, bitter barber oaB
4merifa. ole olteite 5odtcr oes 9oll.
les. Dem Wtttterlonoc gnalano in
leiner 8eor1nguiB niht 5eiipringe.
Gine uetle Uiutter. oic per bunoert
rSdbren Der 3odtcr Dos Sous .lbcr
eeur Aopfe on5iiu0ctct
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-18

0urn duute IanthIps
re. 0tau ArdBts TIN DfoheimaaGs
aln): Sino oie,e StubIe ober oua
oauerbaft gsdrteittt2
Silder: Garaui tonRsn Sie Tih
nsrlansn; Die ta!tsE c:n oi4l,n
S6doel aus.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-18
QOfaler Marftberidt.
ga groffe, 10. SEC.
Eriid1te nmo @emiile.

Sm 8~leinbanoel. 9sreiie Son Sphn
Is. Hnru6
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-18
9ie aopouer iolen Id, ipie lest

Die aapaner iOlen idl, me legi
berausfomnlt. mad Der Groberung
BON Ellington in Der Staot idllimmer
oIs oas Yieb aufgefitbrt baben.
as mar Dnn oieiem .aulturpolfe"
oieIe1 Meniden obne Seele, aud
COR nitt anoers 81 eriuarten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-18
Sal. ;soethals nat l,ine gitte mn

Gntienon'g non Eorpeoo6ootjogern
unierem 9anonla Canal mieoerbo.
len mliiicn, che in 8oibington oaralil
reoairt ,uur6e. aber 8octbais ldbt
niht 10 Ieidi Ioder, uno AusoaIer
miet fhlieblih opf,.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-18
Stolien ioroert BON Der Sarfei bic

iofortigc 5reilniiung zines britilfet
aoniuIs. Mmerifa bot bel England
ongefroet, Oh es Die 6reiloiInng ge-
innqener omeritoniiher Burger err
bitten bari. Gos 1T Elm be5eid'
member fleiner ltnterihicoi
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-18
c7 q. s. @cIa. aoent fir sic

eFy 9. S. ScIS. Mgent fir Sic
Geip @ngIanb Mutuol 9ife. Der dIte.
i;cn iGIlrlld)en G;niocnoen 8eielidaft
in Nmerica. bot EN- Gontor I'M oiul.
urc- 2t2 State @ant @ebc1ioe croft.
net. uno pelln Sic iif mir 9ebens.
periihcruna intereiiiren. 10 miro es
upn Sorthcil fi,r Sic iein lih nit ibm
in Serbinourg 5a iesen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-18

sreiberr BON Der 0olb 1T bel lei'
ner Anfunit in &onitantinopel pom
tiirfiidcn 1bronfOlger perionlidl ents
pfangen moroefl. Rod fem 8urlt
ourite ioId)er Gbre lid riibmen !
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-12-10

Our valued friend, d. A.. w. Per
kins. is back into the newspaper
business again, having purchased an
interest in the Hyde County News.
Mr.. Perkins is among the most force
full political and descriptive writer's
of today, and from the fact that he is
its editor, the News is certain to
grow as but few papers have done.
Hereafter the News will advocate
Wilson democracy-a cause that lacks
some assistance in this state at this
time.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-12-10
ARID n AVAILABLE

Warrington, Dec .-Secretary
l.aneshas Just made orders extending
|tsogsths1 following land, thes provisions
All thesenlarged Homestead got. This
aotion IL takea after tho lands had
s6sen Determined ~ examinationsto
a. nop,iErigeble. and tho orders be-
elplne e6scttve January II. 1915, on.
a1ekiohA detAsl ~ the lands Affected
e y n!xacsnt public lands will be
asn6tecsst1ol taksn NJ asihomesteads .ini
aSsoka3aoan rss each.
So0sooQ sores IL central and
AM IA greater portion!
e. !. llees q Wasoo. Crook and
lnI oco aerss II Mountains.
1Illlll pffflon ofNhieh lisesa n|
I'M Custer couinls.
w. sgss essgpllsAsions tsen
- WSiss !
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-12-10
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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-12-10
DIET AND HEALTH
HINTS
BY DIR. T. 5. ALIEN
Food Specialist
"EASY kEEPERS."

Stockmen recognize certain
breeds of animals as being
"easy Keepers" An easy keep
err eats less food than the aver
age animal because it Utilities
better the food that it does con-
sumo; there is more complete
digestion and assimilation and
less waste. The same difference
exists in different animals. The
OK eats a large amount of food
in proportion to it's size and
growth, the goat a small amount.
The am difference exists in
human beings. Some eat large
ratlons though they do not gain
much in flesh, others eat little
but maintain weight. The stock
man finds it economical to Sc
Iect easy keepers, and in these
times of high cost OF living
"easy keepers" are quite desir-
able in the ordinary household.
The average person eats far too
much and too complex a diet.
Thorough mastication and oc-
casicnal fasting tend to reduce
the amount of food required.
This is desirable not so much
for financial economy as for
physiological, for every unit of
energy expended in digestion
and elimination Beyond what is
necessary, is waste.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-12-10
TIMBER SALE NOTICE

Notice is hereby given thar sealed bids fer the
approximately l75 cords of weed on and
near the fre-killed area of Section 36, Twp. 40,
R. n. Hughes County, will be received by the
undersigned at his Office in Pierre. S. D., until 2
O'Clock P. M. of Wednesday,. December %, 1914,
when and where all bids received will be orened.
The timber has been subdivided into 5 diff e1ent
tracts, and bids will be received covering any one
or all. Full information relative to these t1acts
may be had upon application to this department.
A representative of this department will be at the
above section on Monday. December 21st for the
purpose of outlining the boundaries of the differ
ent tracts.
The minimum price of said timber is SLIGO per
cord, or load 10 consist of not over a cord. and
So per thousand feet beard measure for saw
timber,
Each bid must be accompanied by a certified
chack of $1,000. A bond of $4,000 will be requir-
ed from the successful bidder or bidders.
The right to reject any and all bids is reserved
by the commissioner.
Dated at Pierre, South Dakota this 9th day of
December, 1914.
FRI HEPPERLE.
Commissioner of School and Public Lands.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-12-10

On the face of the estimates, the
government manifests an intention to
save SO, 392, 962from appropriations ag-
~gregating over a billion dollars in its
expenditures of the coming year over
the expenditures of the current year.
With only a small showing of econom-
ical intention, the completed appro-
priations will be certain to exceed
the appropriations for this year. Con-
gress is yet to deal with the appro-
priations.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-12-10

Twenty governments of the west
ern hemisphere met Tuesday night at
Washington. and disapproved of the
operations of European belligerents
in American waters and appointed a
commission to voice the rights of
n%eutrals with the nations at war.
This is a solidarity of purpose that
will have an effect on the old world.
For the first time the new world is a
unit.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-12-10
FOR BALL

At a meeting of state officers and
employees held yesterday in the office
of the governor, preliminary arrange
ments were made for the inaugural
reception to be given at the state
house on the evening of January )
Justice Smith of the supreme court
was selected chairman and given
power to appoint subcommittee,
the chairmen of which are TO be the
executive committee of arrange
ments.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-12-10
DIET AND HEALTH
HINTS
By DR.. 4. ]. ALLEN
Food Specialist
FEEDING vs.. HEREDITY.

A clergyman disagrees with
the statement of Bishop FaIlows
quoted recently, "You can make
a boy good or bad according to
the way you feed him." and
asks Why if it is correct, two
boys fed at the same table from
infancy will be so very different
In disposition. The factor of
heredity cannot be eliminated
in a single generation by educa-
ton nor by Ideal feeding, as
recognized in the Biblical state
ment, "The parents ate sour
grapes and the children's teeth
are set on edge" A reader of
these hints at Berkeley, CAL, in
forms the writer that she has
an excellent illustration in her
family, the two youngest of
whom are much less irritable,
less c%apricious in appetite and
generally more tractable as we'll
as more healthy, as a direct re-
suit of her improved diet and
hygienlc habits generally. DR..
Oliver Wendell Holmes under
stood the Importance of heredity
when he said that we should be-
gin with the grandparents. A
child must be fed before it is
born. And this is not ignoring
the Importance of spiritual in
fluences, which also should be
considered In heredity.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-12-10

The parcel post service between
this county and Germany, Austria
and Hungary has been resumed. Since
the outbreak of the war no parcels
for these countries have been accept
ed for mailing, but from now on par.
cells are mailable to all the countries
within the postal union with the
exception of Belgium, Turkey and
the northern and northeastern parts
of France.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-12-10
THE MEET

Aberdeen News: Circulars advertis-
ing the annual meeting of the Farmers
Co operative association of South Da-
kota, which will be held at Aberdeen
on December Is, 16, and II, are being
sent out to 22s independent elevator
operators.
Among the speakers programmed are
Governor Byrne, Senator-elect John
son. M. R. Myers, M. F. Greeley, P.
w. Doughertv, E. G. Perisho, and ex-
Congressman John E. Kelley.