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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-23

efterfrit /: .!oDer 0uinoe
al S5rael5 gern, bUem Oere5 Sier-
te oreD til iriDilligt at bringe 10.
Get til al ben @ernina, iom Ser.
rem PED Woies bau6e bcialet at no.
iere = braate en- iripillia @ane
til Serren".
SOor er oct betagenoe at aennern.
Ieie oct 30. anpitel al anOen.Mo-
iebOg. Spilfen 0eiIig 0iieroilIiabe.
Oeus aanO. Der / bette anpiteI.
itrsmmer os / Ws6e.
Oct eiaIot at buaee Serren ct
Sus, og bet BAR alt Solicit meo til
meo Siertens @lGoc. 9. bpor bel.
iienet nnar BET er Den ann6, Der
gennemtrRnger os Ufpno og
aUinoer. gamIe og unee, oa err Der
6remgnng / Serrens @erning.
Waa ion enbDer apin6e | ben
foreneOe bnnite STRIFE lpgee ct oiI.
Iigt Gre til Ob%enitaaenOe Spnpen.
oeIie og meo @Ipoe oaino | aar
DPre meO 40 OfferoiIIigbeoens
Rel at irembpre lltnbmisiionenSer.
rem til Bris og gGre.
8 9erbsoigbeS.
o. 9. e6riitionfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-23
-@l9Oaia sui!

u9aniferen@ aIIe fine Soloere %
9qierel
Sporoan fan oct forboloe ia
at mar aI6rig 6Iiper tr9t at at
feire Sui eaer At snite andre gIa.
Oelio SUP
ga. b0oroau fan oct ior9olOe iig
at / en- 9eroen. bpor ellers upiter
alt ploes % omifiites, bIiper fe.
Oeligt oa aflges. at Der alligeoe'
finoes noget, Jon man alOrig bli
per fe0 al?
So, BET iorboloer ia nof / @run
Den iaale0es. at ri alori9 blirer te
De al ielpe 9ipet % ieIgelig bel
Ter fife Al oct, Der tiener til at ION
Dnge q op6oloe 2ioet % giOe oe.
8proi.
Ter tales 10 nof ON 9ioes
Ieoe. men Oen Spgoom li0er TT,
fert htn De al, Der life ngoer
2ioet, iaa 2iosIeOe beIlere buro,
omifrioes til 9ipsIengfeI
9qnaiel efter rigtia At Iepe.
Altioa Der er iom iagt /
@runoen 9ioet, man life bli
per feo ener leo Al; 6erior bIiDet
man beller aISria fec Al g6a1liaj
9rso1, mao Der npIig paapegeOes
/ en- artifel Der i 9Iooet.
Den Oet 0ar SnIen % SuIe
alpoeH, Di iarlig tqnfte pda bIano'
BET. Der aloria bliuer feoeligt.
en1elen iagoe til 9oroerne pae
9efbIebems @arf: Sc, lea fortpn
Ser eoer en- itor @Ipoe. ION ia
bure for 6ele Solicit"
8ette @uos Senoebuo pioite, al
ban 6oBoe noaet at iorfpnoe. oet
haooe 9etp6inng Tor 9ipet
% iom oerfor maatte bringe @Inoe
ia en- itor @leoe.
9eo brinqer Cora. Gin @lpoel
6Droerne feuote rimeliauis Tor
10 til mna @lpoer. men enae
len brinaer Dub ON noset. Der cr
ifet. % iom er Slide til en- tor
@lqoe.
"a iaa iiaer ban. 6ooO oct er
Der er ffet; Cher er i 0ag en-
6reIier isot.9
en- 5reIier par De oa /
9iosiare2 Sa. BET er iuit 6pao o
par: Snnoen oar fommeh mo /
8eroen % peO Snnoen Dpoen, %
Dozen oar trgnat igennem til ole
ioa De iDnOeoe ale, aItina oaiaa III
oi8ie Snroer.
Sunoen baDoe ifilt os ale irc
@uo. ION er SiDets afIoe
men me0 5eiu6arnets. S~ifIebarnet,
5sSiel par BET ianoe 9io after TOM
men til SorO. @uo % @enneif,
par ! bam i%orenet / cen 9erion.
eneelen isier til. ioet ban tnleI
til 5proerne ON 6relieren % Der
itore @lp0e: iom ifaI pprt
Tor belc Solicit
aItfna en- t 0 r @lGoe life aIens
/ ben 5oritano, Of Den iploer Den
enfeIte, ION tager imoo Den. men
tiaige ior6i ben life er inOifrgHfei
til noaIe ina IpffeIige.
% Lao os / Den 6orbinoelit
miu0e ON, buao epan9eIiiteu glat
thPns iortpller at pfc glGn>
ira 2iterlano fom for at tilbe0
Den nnfs0te Ss0ernes aouge.
0ette piier, at ben itore @lqos
life alene iflilOe pare Tor belle ~
OefoIfei, men oaiaa Tor andre 5oli
eIer andre 5oIfeilag.
6por m0erligt. at @ismGflo ira
Sc egne, 6oor Seoernc baDOe leosi
iom et mnoertiiet og moertrnft
5olf. at De fommer for at tiIbeot
en- nuieot grins / bette unoertrptt,
5olf.
Oct tpoer poa, at De bar ppret
inn6e 9ismPn6. bGneoe oper bet
alminoeIige 8nce. og 5oltebno.
Iu bar 9uOifabet ON 5reIiereus
6eoiel og Den Ttore @lRoe mot !
benimoo 1000 aor oa i iteoie oiOe
re areoie no oper Dor Soro, o.
pes. Snletio / Mar oil bet Ipoe !
uiOere areOie os Tor Here Renne
fer emo nogan Sinoe isr.
90 5reIer nnunet eler Sc.
II 8 naDnet er blepet bet fpreite al
allie Raone, bpor oct bimmelifeSel
6ebuos gitoIfob er bIepen mootoeeh
Bi fpsrger: 8uor0nn fam oct DR
REP or Di Menneifer 0o / 2insia.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-23
SioI ct lille Orb en0 II
til @enner af lltabmisiiOneu.

IL Jul II otl ~ lllllb epNig "
fare 9rpitefoner % troen0e aoins
Der ITO ouer Samimoet, ri meo
3rimooigbeo beuoenoer os til ogiaa
! aar ungaaenoe 0enne sag. De er
Del nof De aIlerileite al eOer befenot.
at Der efSiiterer en- Slags aomite,
uonpunt al BnIt. o. q. 6briitian.
fen nnOer 9lnrsmeoet i 9tacine, 8is.
1913, beitoaenOe al W2rs. s. D.
Sfom, Gacine. Mrs. 7. 3. Elm
oen % nnorrtegneoe, Chicago, ST.,
60is OpaaDe oct ifaloe opre At bRf'
fe ioreaet Snteresie for o. aGrlig.
heo til Oen @ren al port Q2isiions-
nrbei0e. % ON mnIigt boert aar
ifrine lot | pore BLADE, iom ftinoe
pirfe panmin0enoe, opmntren0e o8
tilifpnoenoe til peo6oloenoe Offer.
piIligbeo oper for ben Niisiionsger'
ming. Der ina troinit o. ieluopoiren'
De socs al pore arbrioere, Batter
5. 10. 2uno % Suitru. oeriloe
bIouot bore manae iorpilOeOe % /
9sancn 6iloe0a San6smGno / Snlt.
ieitaoeu. %. life iauOt. fpre 90.
tire, Ui oil life ibigte Ben 5illto,
| SamfmOet bar pit os ueo at laoe
os upre 8orfpmpere % 9Trerc a
Oen Wisiion. men opre meo ale
iom Dor fare Setter berira Gbica.
40 minoeoe os ON / fit lille bierte-
liae Snolrg ior inmme Gag Der /
Danifcren Tor ct gor llger iioen.
@i MI 10 aerne nGre Gate Iutberife
ariinc. lao os ioo fac iom Dor
airfeia0er. Martin 9iitber: Scrub
Sumter GaIer. 6errcu bar oio be.
bon"
On iaa bil ie1 til Stut Ii8e min.
Sc ON Or0et / @alatcrbrepets iioite
aapitsI. .. gcrs. y@cn naar oi
aere. oct goOe. 6a Iaoer os fife
blioe trptte; t6i / fin lib ifulle q
hetr. ianiremt ui life aipe tn6t."
quaaer vi o5 bette Serrens 0ro
pna Sierie % aer 0crciter, iaa
iaar Serrcu Ell rnn0 9aan0s @nue
til Dor lltahmisiiou oaiaa / Mar.
Sa0er pi ian 3roens 6orbsn ielge
meo pore @aper, ian ifaI ri NOT b.
tie @lpoe % 9eliianelie oerai; t6i
@uo cIifcr en- glno @iper. o. Oi
fan oqiaa pare ioroisieoe ON. at
hDor iom BELT Ell aoriets airfe
itnar. o. aoriets Seils lsites iom
et Bonner ior FoIfene. Der er en-
Saltfrait. Tom nof ifal oirte req
6enoc o. beoareuOe ira onnOeIig
od enia 2oroqroelie Tor oDrefebte
NienneifeiiGIe.
Serme0 en- fprlia Silien Ill ale
auinocioreninler % for suriat ale
.gnniferen"s qpiere mco gnifet
om en- elpocIig SnI / Sem Rannl
Chicago, Sn.. / aOpeutstioen,
1914, paa aomiteens ge9ne,
Warin Simonfen.
r.. 2iae Tom iorrige Mar oil
SnbifriptionSliiter blipe omienot
til ollie Rrpitefoner j lltabmisiio.
nsns Snteresie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-23

80 ~ - ~ - -
/ grsores risIen0e BLOB.
Seq Iao % itirreO' 8eroen no.
Seq 6erte fin aonaers aommanSobuo,
9auonernes 9renen,
@euprenes analoen,
De ~Inareoes 5tennen.
De osenoes RoIIen. -
@raoeue fuIbes meo 9ierae al Gig.
Gutter oirrer al ~itRrenoe Sfrig.
Slaaets 0ffcrrea iIaar moo 5or6,
inO6puer aft / 1T sergeflor,
itqnget er 6inlens itraaIen6e Bort.
aaiu, boaO Bar 6u Dog giort2
Seq iao % itirreo i gerOen no.
Gan Shareholder gr9iteitruo
ftoO Serrens 6iener og boo til Sub
ON gaabenes 6el0 % 2pffe;
ba6 ON Simlen piloe itpnfe
araft til Seloe0es 99rf % it9nte
gieoanO paa 2anoets ssnner,
.5erre. 5er Dog pore 9snnerl"
% Nenig6eOen log Sgnoerne iammeH
oa iaaoe Amen. -
Seq Iao og itirreo' gerOen no,
oo falot oct mig inc, at bet iemte BUD,
lom Roies mootog, mems 5ornen RULED,
man bapoe / seouens arme IulIet
meO 5pOrelonosisleGiens guaseiang.
Seq rpiteOe opbt oo epite,
tbi life en- Stierne lpite
boert enefte Sfuo bleo ct Domme0aes.S tuO,
Der flIffeoe bun6reoe 2iosl1s no,
og Siemmenes Saab og lngSomnens 2ansIeI
loa fnuit / ben tore IrGngieL.
Seq foo og itirreO' / gerOen no
ies tanfte. rSono flyer oOa 5imIens SUB
til Sor6ens fnugen6e Summer"
Seq grlbleo O9 grad
iaa m~srferpo
iaa isnenoe foIo berinoe.
On arampetrrfning Of SIagtens SiOite,
fgr 9oaget luffes pao 2ipets aiite2
2ucL HpufEA2DttL u Utls Z LDtltltiClr
og bringer Dor Serb ben eoige 5onmer2
Oct g~raaneo' oeru6e pan 5imIens SDalp,
nit IuIenOe eiOstrG ffialo.
ga mGrfeo' meo eet ieg en- garnfino
ina bslsenoe parm Tom en- OoarIie 9inO:
min Tile Dreng pan lin 5ooers anR
fom Sinmeries 5ugle. Der i6ser 2e
/ sfoOens bsieite aroner,
oa fPnotes Der after Del tuiinoe 2ps,
og borte bar Dsostanfens 9intergps
og Soraens iuffenoe 9oner.
gu tiger ira Siplens aRnpeorteiter
til b~intrnelif Edft al Den itore Neiter
en- mpgtig Spnlne til SuIens gris,
ct grus, Der bsres / Spo os NOr6,
Der fploer 2immet ira Simnlel til Soro,
Der ~Iprpnger gorten til 8arnois:
ct Barn er os bnaret, en- Sen er os gipet.
I Sam bar @no ifpnfet os GpigbeosIiuet,
tbi San er oor5reo miot / Tioernes ErpngieI,
bort eneite Saab og Dor oDbeite 2pueieI.
Og iluffes bDer Stierne paa SinrIenes Bue
% graernes Cps ben biemliee Stue,
ei Soroeries gismpno, Ell aonger fan fue
@nSs SerIigbeos @lans, iom Barnet Ri ifiie.
s, Ipienoe ger0ener, ifabt al Subs S9noer,
s, 5olfeflag, pris Gam ira SOrofIooensGn oer
.Soionna, Dor aonge, ~peIiignet ou bore,
bsilopet al Soroens og Simlenes Sprel"
3. s.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-23

Mar Leserne henyender sig til Folk,
som averterer i Bladet, enten for at
kobe hos den eller for at faa 0plysning
ON det averterede, bedes de altid ON
tale. at de saa Ayertissementet i dette
Blad. bet vii we're til gensidig Stette.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-23
.9oro 9selfon:

On, gismarcf, er Dog en- %ioruorpen SfDsge,
III oDer dig life ielU Der, ira al brp9ge
9na 6rentiosplaner. Au. oct er innot.
IN TANNER 10 oaiaa ira 9rpggernes gano.
Seq flyer iom isr, Din glan ilaar Bonn,
0aeO Mnat Iaoes ingen til luifere ON.
Ser on ben Sperm al Sfp9ger Der tomnter,
Soffet moo aigler al tpife 1roinmer,
Get er Den Sst, Din glnn Den ianr
Spireles SpO Tor De tonunenoe anr.
er END nit Sproe al Srepler ipunOet
De er ira ieiseite 9amp iioOnnoet.
vi iporer Oct en- 5rGnoepaBt
gleO 6olf, JON 81 buffer ior 1pitlanos 4sagt
Gper al SorOen pi berer oets 1oner -
Sffe al 6rpgt for to IONS aanonerl
Dit 5proa iOr Ipifen not beOit gaar an,
9aar oct rioer Salieu. ban Oulme fan
Den ailoren meo Bier = ior 9ieiten er
enboer WianOs Sproe BAN Iige iaa f9r,
Com IDiferen bans - DC gemnIer DiinOer,
Sra bDilfe iornpet Strait uOrinOer
ueuropaS gtaon ifal u~Oilattes brat"
Seq tuioler paa, oti oil aaa Iaa sIat.
Ger on oerbenne ~gtnpoleon itaar,
San preDcoe paa oct mango aar
@aa % tai til BAN =
gismarc:
Rel ie9 omaaaS life ilie en- Serre
San bar mig liOt for inObiloif
otttaman B..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-23
Dis ct:

gismarc CT:
Rel ieg olngaas life ilig en- Serre
gan par MIG liOi Tor in0bilof
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-23

5ottis m a n b.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-23

Entered at Blair Post office as second
class matter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-23
ct 9nlesun.

gtiOt / min Stue too Greet trnot
MeO ale De ftimreuoe smaaIps;
ieg 6aooe netop nit Ole penot
MOB 0at6imlens itroolen6e glaalps;
leg tqnfte: @uo Sober bar ppntet lit Srr.
6por Simmerias 6usIe fan finSe ea. =
De ffgune 5tierner maa miitfert tiene
iom Sulelos paa gorberres @rene
Men iuit ium ieg tenfte. eff 0eren op
no til Den Dioe 9eroen.
% ginoen fom mo i Itraft @alop,
fIuffeO 6Oert Gus ira 500 til Top -
% Iaa 6leo Der msrft / 9eroen.
Seq lao % itirreo / @eroeu no =
bDert eneite 9ps oar iIuffet.
bDert eneite ginOu Iuffet
paa frone0e SoOeoers 9u0.
5 5elpeoes beoete Gsier
mon Imeoer f%ataniIfe gaaben,
man foeiier og 6Groer oa boRsier
til Samrenes Oumpe Slag;
man fiIer % itarper % ili6er
9taalets ipenoitige 5iber
6aaoe Deo Rat % Dag,
inotiG BET er re6e til 9oaben
/ 9rs0res rislenoe BLOB.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-05-28

vice. While majority of Con-
Gress probably opposed this
view. Democratic members of the
House of Representatives are fast
getting into the frame of mind
where they would welcome any
reform that would free them from
| he nuisance of dispensing post
office patronage. They cannot
make every one postmaster and
naturally there are many griev-
| ances heaped up against tAe
evil day when the Congressman is
compelled to stand for re-elec-
ton. The prestige and power
dispenser are in the majority
trouble he stirs up for himself
with his announcement of the
favored one of the many appli-
cants.
A powerful argument against
the extension Of the classified
service to cover all classes Of
misunderstanding is the quite
universal antipathy to life ten
ure of office. Not alone the
politicians but a majority of the
plain people Of this country are
opposed to this principle as I'M
fair and undemocratic. Yet the
present system of postmaster ap-
pointment is about the worst that
could be devised. Sometimes
the the Congressman 5 selection
meets with the approval OF the
majority of the community at
fected, but fully as often it does
not. Then the postoffice suf-
fer>-and so does the Congress-
man.
Why shouldn't each commun-
ity elect its own postmaster? If
it be objected that the postal
service should be kept out of part
it is not under the present sys-
tem-the elections could be made
by non-partisan ballot as at the
present time several states elect
their Judges. Then. if the COM
munity failed to elect a good and
competent official, the RESPONSE
bllity would rest upon its own
shoulders. AS an additional safe
guard. it could be provided
that any official so elected
should be required to pass
Ia civil service examination
before his commission was issued
and should be removable for
cause during his term of office
by the Civil Service Commission.
Elections should be for a term
fixed by law not less than four
years. with the incumbent eligi-
BILE for recollection as long as the
patrons of his office desired to re-
tain his services. The elections
could be held in "ofl" years so as
to remove them as far as pos
sible from partisan politics.
AS a possible solution of great
certainly worthy of serious con-
sideration by our national law
makers. Popular election of
postmasters would bring the
great postoffice system closer to
the people and make each COM
munlty factor in the betterment
Of the service. What insuper-
able objection can be brought a.
gainst it?
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-05-28
MEMORIAL DAY
PROCLAMATION

The SORROW for the dead. SAID
Irving. is the only SORROW from
which We reful. to be divorced.
Every other wound We seek to
heal. every other atiliction to for
get: but this wound we consider
duty to keep open. On May the
30th We pay our respects To those
who fell in battle or who rail-
lied to the colorS in the DAYS of
the Nation peril. 1t is a beau
tiful custom. custom which has
no counterpart i'm any other land.
We should not treat this special
day as day to appear at a maui
soI"um. but rather feel that We
stand ON hallowcd ground. made
beautiful! and vibrant with great
pu>s ihiltiuS because of the sac
riiirc and devutlunS of the men
who not only died. but of the great
company who still live to carry
on the splendid spirit that trans
formed he dark DAYS. This year
the people Of Wahpeton ought to
feel extra proud because of the
fact that one of our citizens. Mr..
Alexander Hay. was honored and
made Department Commander Of
the Grand Army of the Republic
and another citizen. Mrs. II. L.
Lane was made President of the
state Woman's Relief Corps. Let
everyone in the city hang out the
flags and decorate your house
with a bit of bunting or Old Glory
over the house. Let the city be
radiant with the most beautiful
flag that floats. This flag belongs
to the old soldiers: they carried
it To the sea. they will sleep un-
der its warm embrace. Don't fail
to hang out the flags in their hon
or: let bit of sentiment: a bit
of patriotism have its way in your
heart.
THE MAYOR.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-05-28
WOOL. CROPS AND cALAm,1v

Apparently this is not going to
be a good year for the calamity
howlers. The final stunning blow
comes in the prediction of rec
ord wheat crop. For years good
crops and Republican rule have
run hand in hand. or at least the
q. .. p. orators have claimed that
they did. but the alleged partner
ship between the Almighty and
the Republican party seems to
have been dissolved.
Hardly less distressing from
the Il. o. p. viewpoint. is the UNI
accountable and scandalous pers
Torrance of wool. 1t had been
proclaimed from Dan to Bersheba
that the enactment Of a Democra-
tic tariff would ruin the wool
growers and close the wooden
mills. The dread Democratic. tar
i'll bill was passed. the notorious
Schedule X was completely
emaSculated and the bars We're
let down for a fleecy cloud of for
eign pauper wool. And. as a re-
suit, have Americal wool growers
been ruined? Have the textile
mills shut down. and have thous-
ands Of honest American working
men been thrown out of employ
ment: Well. hardly.
Instead of closing our wooden
mills. free wool has given them a
fresh impetus, and American
manufacturers are showing them
selves we'll able to meet all for
eign completion. As for the
wool grower. he is getting a high
CT market price for his product
today than he received a year ago
under Schedule X And.
strangely paradoNical as it may
seem. the consumer is benefitting
by lower prices for the finished
product. 1t all simply demon
Strates the truth of the old axiom
that competition is the life of
trade. and the hollowness of the
protectiOnist theory that all the
people can be made prosperous by
taxing the many for the benefit of
the few.
Also. as we remarked before. it
is evident that this is not going to
be a good year for the calamity
hOWlerS
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-05-28
LABOR FAIRLY DEALT WITH

The Clayton antitrust bill con-
tains a provision that nothing in
the antitrust laws shall be con-
strued as forbidding labor organ
izations and associations of far
mers and consumers to exist. or to
prevent members from Carrying
out their lawful purposes. The
hill also restricts the issue of in
functions against picketing and
i,oycotting. if unaccompanied by
violence, and directs jury trials
in cases of criminal contempt.
Thus every reasonable and pro-
per concession to the labor unions
is made. and for organized labor
to demand more would be uniusti-
fable arrogance. The misguid-
ed agitators who oppose the mea-
sure because in their warped
view sufficient privileges are not
granted the labor unions will not
be supported by the fair and
thinking membership of organic
ed labor. That this is true is
indicated by the approval already
given the provisions above OUT
lined by conspicuous labor lead
erS.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-05-28

one Of patriotism and honor for
our American soldiers. and the
principles for which they so mob
ly fought. Nothing we can now
say will disturb our patriotic dead
their fame is secure. The little
mounds above their dust is holy
ground. In remembrance of
their heroism and devotion to
country. let us next Saturday con-
tribute at least flower to their
memory.
In doing this we shall not bring
lRoppies ofsoblivion or datfodils of
INnreduited love. but we shall
Bring hyacinths of sorrow and
heliotropeS of devotion and with
them we shall intertwine honey
suchles of fidelity and forget-me-
nots of true love. Let US bind
them about with the laurels Of
victory and the amaranth of i'm
mortality and suspend the little
garland from the tombstones that
mark their graves. Let us also
give like tribute in honor of the
unknown dead.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-05-28
That standpattery still grips

That standpattery still grips
the Republican party, at least in
PENNSYLVANIA. is evidenced by the
result of the statewide primaries
there. Senator Penrose was nomi-
mated to succeed himself in the
United States Senate by sub
stantial majority over his prim-
AIRY opponent. who represented
the latter element of the party in
the Keystone state. The fight
for election will be a three-corn-
cred one. with Congressman Pal
mer as the Democratic candidate
and EX-Forester Clifford Pinclot
representing the Progressive
party. II the Bull Moose do not
cut a much wider figure in the fall
campaign than they did in the
primary, however. the real fight
will be between Penrose and Pal
mer. The result will demon
strate whether Pennsylvania is
still politically corrupt and con-
tented"
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-05-28
MEMORIAL DAY

Next Saturday is our annual
Memorial Day. Let us proper,s
observe i'll.
1t is duty to cherish as a sac
red trust the memory Of the valor
and the victories of our brave SOL
dier>. The benefits are two fold
II gives honor to whom is due.
and it inspires us all With a deep
er patriotism.
Ancient Greece was strengthen
cd by its memories Of Marathon.
'l'hrrmopylae and Salani> and
Rome was inspired by its recollec-
tion> of victory on many bloody
field. England cherishes with par
donable pride its Blenheims. its
Trafalgars and Waterloo. and
France is equally proud of its
Jennas. its Ulms and its Austen
litzeS. 1t is we'll for us to an
nually recall our Saratogas. our
Gettysburgs and our Manila Bays.
The lesson of Memorial Day is
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-05-28
4 Book She Wouldn't Read.

''There is one book Of Mr.. Steven
sons that I myself have never read"
said Mrs. Stevenson once. Il refused
to read it and held to my refusal.
make 1t rule never to read novel
the scene Of which is laid in bygone
age. The author always deems it his
duty to make his characters talk in
what he considers the language Of that
period, and am always sure that he
doesn't know positively how they did
talk, so I won't read such books. I
would never read the Black Arrow
and Mr.. Stevenson thought it such q
good joke that he insisted upon dedi-
eating it to me-"
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-05-28
Squelehsd.

Prosperous Young Actor (returning
tired after matinee and evening per-
Torrance of successful play)-Ah. dear
boys, I really think it's time all good
actors were in bed. Grumpy TRACE
dian docking up from his paper)-They
are.-Exchange.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-05-28
ELECTION OF PosrmAsrERs

\ healthy sign Of The times
is the growth of the sentiment
favorable to the removal Of post
masterships from the political pie
counter. President Wilson be-
lieves that 'postmasters Of
all classes should be includ-
ed in the classified SER
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-05-28
De HULL N. TRAVIS.

ME Chautauqua helping
Our criminals demanding
n Travis Of Michigan is coming Without
Smile he is practical questions involving the
cure for criminal instincts He offers big
for existing His is subs
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his name--not for publication but for ref
erence.
Church. school and society news is cord
tally solicited for free publication, also.
But advance notices of all meetings where
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OF thanks Will be charged for al - cents
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Advertising rates Il cents per column
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a u:,x :. 81. old NJ.

A Hint to the Old Man.
s"I hope you appreciate the fact. sir.
that In marrying my daughter you
marry q large hearted and generous
fri" .
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-05-28

OF 867 delegates to the Balti-
more convention thus far heard
from. 702 favor the repeal CT the
Panama canal tolls exemption
plank. This is a fair representa-
ton of Democratic opinion and
neatly disposes Of the argument
that repeal would be a repudial:"n
OF the Baltimore platform.