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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-10-27
Red River Valley Kernels

The Karlstad Advocate is COM
planning about the poor telegraph
Service that the Western Union -
rendering to that village.
The Industrial exhibit held at
Argyle Oct 16 was well attended by
farmers and the exhibits We're num-
erous and all of a high standard.
The Polish Catholic church in the
town of Alma Marshall county will
be dedicated next Sunday. The Rt.
Rev. Timothy Corbett will preside at
the dedication services.
$40 acres Of land in the town Of
ROLLS sold for $4,000 or an average
of $4,000 per acre. A few years ago
land in that town sold for SIS and Sc
per acre. Good drainage is one of
the means by which this great in
crease in land values was secured.
E! "A farmer who resides on the out
skirts Of St. Hilaire has his land
crossed by road that enters the vii
lage. Recently he closiad the road
with high board fence. Now the
village is trying to compel the farm
er to open tkie road, as it is one Of
the main highways entering the
town. The case was tried before
Judge Grindeland in this city on
Thursday.
While the owner of a car was
listening to school program at the
Argyle high school last week, two
small boys cranked up the car and
started down the road for short JOY
ride. The ride proved to be short
but not SO joyful as while turning the
corner near the Olson and Holen
farm the driver lost control of the
machine which turned over and pin
ned one of the occupants under its
great weight.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-10-27
AUCTION SALE.

On my farm, n Of mile west
from Alvarado. I will sell at public
auction on Friday, November 20,
1915, commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
number Of good farm horses, cows,
cattle and other live stock, and a
complete equipment Of farm machin-
cry and other articles too numerous
to mention Peter Swanson, Owner.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-10-27
YOUNG FOLKS CORNER
Hunting For Diamonds.

About 1000 two-inch tickets are
used in this game, says Scouting.
These are marked with blue pencil
in the shape Of diamond, and num-
bers ranging from one to thirty are
marked inside the diamonds. These
are supposed to be diamonds worth so
many dollars-if diamond has fig
ure nine in it, it is worth SO.
Another lot is marked with the dia-
mond only, without the figures; these
are smaller diamonds and are worth
only 81 each. The third lot are left
entirely blank and are supposed to be
diamond quartz, being worth only %
cents each
The diamonds" are scattered all
over the woods, in the branches of
trees, among prickly bushes, in pools
of water and other hiding places. The
game commences at whistle signal,
the troop starting from different ends
of the woods and working every inch
of the ground hunting for the ''dia-
smonds"
The patrol finding diamonds" Of the
greatest total value is declared the
winner
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-10-27
What Is "show corn?"

At corn show one often hears the
expression, 81 have plenty of good seed
corn, but haven't any show corn
The best seed corn and the best show
corn should be the same, and the OBJ
ject of the Judge at corn contest, and
OF farmer selecting his seed to plant.
should be the same. In each case
the most profitable ear is the one dc.
sired.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-10-27

son? His daughter.
What does a young lady do when she
gets into church? Looks for the hims
(hymns).
What beats a good wife? A bad hus-
band
What is the best thing out? A CON
hagration.
Why is life the greatest Of riddles?
Because we must all give it up.
Why is a lady's dishabille like
postman? Because it's morning
wrapper.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-10-27
POOR SEED MEANS a POOR
STAND.

If Every Ear Of Corn Intended for
Planting Was Harvested at the
Proper Time, and Properly Stored
and Tested Before Planting, Mil
lions Of Dollars Would Be Added to
the Value Of the Corn Crop Every
Year.
Corn growers should remember that
poor seed is the chief cause Of poor
stand, and that poor stand means
q small yield. It means missing hills,
weak stalks producing little or moth
ing. It means less than 30 bushels
per acre instead of 60. It means that
we produce on an average, just one
small ear of corn to each hill instead
Of two or three. It means wasted
land and wasted labor.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-10-27
Conundrums

Conundrums.
What goes most against farmers
grain? The reaping machine.
What relation is that child to it's own
father Who is not it's own fathers own
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-10-27

THE Thief River Falls COMMERCIAL
club is planning campaign by
which a public playground park will
be established next spring.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-10-27
The Golden Robin.

Among the most brilliantly dressed,
as well as sweetest singing birds that
summer anywhere in the United States
is the Baltimore oriole, or golden robin.
The nest of this beautiful bird is
very interesting, and displays great
skill in the making. In shape it re-
sembles long pouch, and is swung
hammock fashion from two twigs at
the extremity of lofty, dropping
branch. 1t is formed of vegetable fiber
and wool, closely interviewer then Sc
curely sewed in place with very strong
stitches. The thread used for the sew
ing is usually long horsehairs. though.
especially if the nest is within close
range Of civilization, bits of string,
thread or silk floss are used The
mother bird does the building. while
her mate searches for and brings the
material.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-10-27

Work has been commenced Oh a
white way for Hallock. The princi-
pal business streets Of the Villages
will be lighted by ornamental ligh.s.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-10-27

Adding machine paper for sale at
the Sheaf office,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-10-27
Telegraph, Bee.

Telegraph Bee.
Here is q game for boy scouts on a
rainy day in camp. Let the scouts ar
range themselves around table with
a telegraph sounder on it. One Of the
scouts operates the sounder and sends
letters in the Morse code to the other
scouts, each in turn. II scout fails
to know the letter he is placed ut the
end of the line In order that all the
boys may take part it is best for the
operator to send letters slowly to the
tenderfoot, faster to Il second class
scout and fastest to first class scout.
The line will be continually changing.
and the boys are sure to be interested.
Scouting.
Hidden Dress Goods.
l. The verse was musical. COM
posed it long ago.
2. prefer the drama to singing.
Hamlet is my favolite role.
3. sent Rob Linscott on up the hill.
4. That evil is the lesser. George
thinks.
5. bought the fossil. Keep it for
me, please.
6. He is a tinsmith by trade
I. We heard the guns pop. Lincoln
was near
Answers: l. Calico 2. Bingham. 8.
Cotton. 4. Serge, s. Silk. 6. Satin.
Z. Poplin.
Work For BOY Scouts.
Boys might work off their zeal fol
hunting by declaring war on rats. II
old granaries or warehouses are avail
able they might indulge in wild raj
! hunt. Rats accomplish a great deal OF
| destruction, and in port cities, at least
they are credited with carrying many
dangerous diseases. If troop could
clear it's village Of the pests it woul6
be creditable service.
| Adding machine paper for sale al
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-30
Gin baloigtr Sirg fit Qfut(6lano!
pas p~yop6eeit Der Extravaganza 5amnef aearCou.
+ asureuaeucraf Samnef a~ear(ou.

3cit iii nobe. ocrlt scr 9rteg fanll
Hldlt LANCE nc1r onIlcrr, "a Der yer.
brnlldl on Mcnideunloteriol Gu aroi
II. Sebt bot europa | N~tilllonen yer.
mlthete.
Goa Yau0, BON oeiicn 4teuld,cn
material Die Ncrbllnoeteu ben 5ieQ
erhriiteL MIRO 5uerlt am ,Sritoef
nodllId,en; ons 1T VI II i Iono. Sod
cit grobcr Sicg @itnutbrr9s. oantl
iicQt AuGlano om @n0et. Limo Sic.
mono mcib, NOS @inbenbura mill,
u1o mcttn Sinoenburo 10 it'll III,
oafm gibt e3 INNER et1pos @robes.
Icutldllano MIRO mo uu6 geiplr-
zen. uno mcnn Sic 0rci Gcrbiinoetcsl
GeutidIono Geiterreidl ltnb Siirfei,
1cpinnen. 10 miro aud Siioofritd
aon Gnqlolto frei. Is lit oar tein sc.
oenfc porhonocL ooB Stolien eit.
g%reifen miro. Gs bot aeulg aeleber,
nno mel,lt cs irgenbpclhe trie1eriid)t
'Sclilitc hottie, 10 lino Die Dem Scn0G
MN nergonqen."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-30
DrrluuuOet.
Bon Sr. 9. Ge;bnes, stabsar;t D. p.
.msin @nttt-MetrnffsnI"

.Wein Gott!-0etroffen!"
Wie pNn Big eri3Iooen iant Ole
mddtige @eltnlt gu 8oben. 3ein
Sdrei. tein 2aut, nj, Elm leiiss St0bz
men e%ntrans lid Der qeftig arbeitenoen
8ruit.
8n log sr nit 10 pielen onoersn.
Gr NOR nihi lot. M1mdblih ton,
2eben in ole 8eitaIt. Der 2ppf ridz
tete ii6 eipo5 auf, uno Die Mueen
bIidten iitsrraidt uuo peritdnonislps.
8as mar benin oefpeisn? Gr fiiblts
brennenoe S6mersen i'm linten 8ein;
ni6t iebr arg. es mar gu ertragen.
2an9iam 6efann er iid. Sic ionten
ben Sdiibengroben itirmen. pie 10
DIT fdon. Gs gine nit n6urrab."
por!pdrts. Die Rufien ihoTen; Die
meiftsn 8eId,oi7e idpirrten uno pFifs
fen Iber ibre &6pfe neg. Der erite
0roben mar Ianea eenommen. 8a
betaneu tie 5euer aus ndtiter Ndhe.
Gr tonnte oos Ihon. bos tdten bic
!0unoe NIT 8orliebe. 9as 8ein tat
bod red)t meh. Merfpiiroig!
Ob rs nobl bIutete?
Gr periuhte Iih laneIom auf3urie)>
ten. Gs ging Tdper. Bel jeoer SEE
msqrng puroen Die Shmer3en Itdrter.
Nein. 10 9ing IS rtdt. es lpolte pers
iud)en iid) ouf bic Settle gu hrebsn,
oie1eiht lam er honn cher an oas
8ei1.
2anQiam triinmte er iid) CUR Settle
uno befiihlte oas Iinte 9ein. Gs tat
iiberaI ipeb. ober %, ba oidt iiber
Dem Snie, "a mar ia Die 9pie tIebri9
uno noB.
Cor oGem muBte er bic @unoe
freilegen. Gr hotte iif miibiam ouf
Die reflte Settle 9eipdl3t uno fling nun
an, 9on5 porIiftig nit ieinem 5aidens
meTer oa5 9oienbein aufSuIhtiBen.
Sc 9ing IangTam, er mubte oes 0fteren
pouIen MAIDEN. aber es Qing.
Dob cine 10 qroBe Wunbe niht
mehr Gdmer3en mnd)te2 8erihnoms
meme @orItenun9en BON @erbIuten uno
Wunofieber qin9en burd ieinen aopF.
gr mubte Iid5 oerbinbsn.
MlTo tc8' WertlpurbjQ, 0orhin
mar IS pohl mr. Gdnpdde oetpe'er,
er Ipiirte jebt oar nid1ts. SorQfdlti9
uno be5uti1m le9te er bic gjtss I'm.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-30

~
perIoren. 9rei 4n0pfs hltts Ser Ruh
Tdoa aufssmadt, Die sitternos !Sano
fuhte uriter benz MantsI herum. Sc
Der Setpeguns foIgte sr nit oen &uaen.
Gr mar fdon 10 matt. oaB er taum
nufpafen toErte.
IS mar tlo-. Der Rui7e polite
ibn erfhieBsn. Wenn bob nur Die
arantsntrdaer tdmsn. Rinosum mar
es fin sefpOroen. Der Sag eing sur
Neiae. Ihon bdnlrIsrte Is.
Der Ru6e bli3te ibn hdberfiiut. ME
inn fhien. on. INNER qtiIterbafter
ipurhe bns 8siht. Die 0a9o iudte
uno fpiibIte nod INNER untel Dem
Mantel. Wann ipiros er ben A.ppI,
Der aefaBt hben-es tonnte II lob
Minuten oaueru.
Ilio GILES oabin. Gr ioate fein'
Qinn niht !pieoerfeRn. pis idlon bate
.r iid anes geoadt. @ie lie peinen
miiroe! Gr fab Die rotten Nusen in
oem {bmaIen. bIoHen GeIidtden.
Gin g~ureelnoer 2out, uno Der RuIIe
Iant nit itarr g~e0ffnsten 4usen nod
riidtpdrts: er nal tot.
@ott lei 9ant! Cine tieFe Sbn-
modt uniting ben Gequd4sn.
rNbtsiluna baltl Subren obiessn."
0ieie Worte eripedten i'm. Wp
mar err Gr tonnte itt nidlt beiins
men. Sod-jo-oer 3uNe bate i'm
sridieBen polIen. Ssim Qiup bate
bpd 10 eefpsint! 4d, Der brape Stein
i6miot, Der Sanitatsfs!opebeI ita7o
Dor Inn. alio lebie er nod.
,Nidt ribreni 9Ieibsn Sic nan,
100 Gis iino! Wir peroen Sbnen
ffon oufheben."
Sor9Iam uno poyiidti9 tru9eu Ie
ibn ouf Die gabre.
raIeinidmiot. pplen Sic mir sinen
@efanen tun?"
p@epiB. geIiebter Gohn. nat is
oenn2"
r8leinifmibt, Dem rufGi6en 81
tiger m hare tGl 81 trtaten qeaeber,
uno tnnn bat er mid eyihiefen mol
len. 2lln Sie mir oen 0ef1qen UNI
Ieben Sic nal mad, Oh Der Ser! mid:
unter Dem Mlantel in Der redlten 6ano
isinen Repolper bat. Soft lei oant
itarb er. ebe er fdieBen tpnnte."
Gr partsis pea llnqe0ulo, tpdbren0
bic anoeren Iin an benz Soften gu idof
fen mudlien.
.Gtnsn Rspoloer tat er nidlt in Der
6ono oehobt. oter hos bal"
aleiniamiot rsidlte ion sire pho
icsrapbie. cine oftt 9rouAlarios Dams
in Sroaer.
.9as gilo ieiret Wa:ter!" lam es
fhludSsnp non Der. Si9ten be3 9ers
rpun0eten,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-30

lten odlt Wonnte. Scr Gnrtroq ipar
lebr i1terciiGnt uaio brodtc nlolldlcs
nod uiht M~efnunte; nor ollell ltcatc
Der Hehner fcit ooB Ole Nreiie Ger
Gcrbiiuoetcu ell aons foIIdles 0ilc
it5er Die mol,re 2oge oc& Nrie1cs
tugt1glih briuot.
General 9SearloH ln0tc I'M 9iia5tQe
Golgenoe9;
Set 5!pci Sobrcn nnb uicr Wond,
ten meilte ih in Guropo uub u1d,
Nu8brrth hes 0rieocS MGR ih lit
Gelltihlnro, McIoicn ltno in Dem Uoll
1en 9eltldhen beictten @cbiet 5ront
reds. Oas @roGortiaite. mas Id1 lc
Gc'ebeu hohe, lit oic Art scr oCltihcll
N%ricgfrbrnnq. Sic oclttide Militdr
Iebor0e bit oic aricQiilhrmg ST. ej-
ner &jiieuid}nft qeradt.
@G& Ole Geltid)er ldlnn gcle;itct
hoben. hoeou fGnncn iih bic Ameri
funer gar tcinen @cgriff mod}el.
Els oie beutihe Nomirolitat be.
tannt aab. oob pom is. Tebrllor an
Wralonos Ma1tarl bradj oe,e1t mcroea
1ol, 0a Iad,tc MON in9lncrifa un0
hehouptete. DC "lnfiinoiqung mare
mr. 8Iuff. iln miiicn sic .nolou
DER nn0 NnterllGncr, mas 0cutidlrr
BLUFF" ilt.
Die 3cppcline meroen nod cine
QroBc Mnllc ipitien, Nn Mui in
~teitene int Sslt:. miro england m;n
nor nnen 2onopn 81 3Ittern lubci.
Sic 3enpcliEe iaerhen oic C%nnlon0er
IN ibrem eiqenen 2olibe 5ittern iio
den uno 2ouoon f1nn n%o4ito6oig ger
1t3rt mcrneu. @ie GnglI40er nil
fen in lGrem r'lenen Sanne fuller.
lDo3 arieg Ut. onnn crit mcrnen IL
fllr NeliHnnliJ tunmlen uto nirtl.
mos ciaentlido Stree lit. Eclilhlotn
l9ir0 feine Spuopcn III engiono lotj.
nct. 9ic oeueihc Hcaiermal lit 81
meitiidltiQ mo mil Hidt units
AfenidenIebcn npfern.
Die 9arouueilen inn mtheiieQhur.
G3 moacn mphl rnqlildlc nm frol5o
ltlhe Ghiile hlueilfohfcn. atcr nld't
Elm ein3,qe@ miro nit better anut ME
oer berousfomlicu. 9ic 5ilrfcn ho
ben tejnen eroEcrcn &unldl OILS oai,
Die @~ualdnoct lbre Hnic redlt t
in Die 0oroanetltu Itefct.
Sic 0citerreidler fdnlpfcn Qloa-
5eno. Sic lino lbrcr nclftldlen &ai
fenbrilStr milr0ia mo %cbenbirtiq.
Gle iperhen Die Nuilcn ihon uertlo
bfen Sem sic in bic q orpothc
fommOA bann fontnle1 tic nidt mchr
reroua Giele @cbirQsfettcn iitc sic
Gor6anelIPn Scltcrrcldls.
Inn mas chi ocm 2onoc poubrodt
miro, 0as MIRO rhcniolls ol1i Dem
S2olier acidehen. Die oelltidle 0ricQa
flotte miro ole enQIilhe fSlottc sur
Ghlodt 3miu1cn lphalo sic }cit &c
fommet III. 1ic ocntihe 6lottc ulr
be MI 1otl5 ne!te1l C8eidil6cn ollaQc
rilitct Bic meter traGcn oIs bje euQ
lilheH ano lyon5oiiid1cr Sdtffsgcldjl
&c. &eer biz 0eutidlcn mcroen crit
cam exc 1eeidllod,t onhictcn. ncnn
lie eli Sieoca iudler Inn. liun oltll
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9faGtDllmObeit.

Inter ben Mugentranfbeiten nirnmt
Die nidt a13u hduiig beobahtete
Ha6tblinobsit (5emerdIopie) cine be-
fonoere Stsllung elm. Dus Gbornt=
teriitifhe bieier 8rontheit lit, oaB Die
bon ibr 8efaIenen tng5iber oeutlih
feben tonnen, bel eintrstenoer 1unteis
belt obsr uno nod mebr in Der Taht
jeoe 5dbisteit Der llnteriheioun9 Der
Gbjette perlieren; lie Iino oiio naht-
blind. Cine oerartiae Storung oes
2Ihtfinns berubt gum Seil barouf.
Dob in Der Nebhout oielsuigen hemi=
ifen Stoffe-tpie Der Sshpurpur-oie
our 9iIber3elSuug nottpenbig iino.
nidt in geniiaenbem WlaBs pro0u3iert
merben. Sum geiI aber 1T BET ben
Rahtblinoen audi Die 0unteIaoapta=
tion oes Iuges auiqehoben ooer per-
lanQfomt, jens sSGbigteit. Ole es qes
%itattet. fiG namdhlih an bic 0u1tels
belt onSupa1eu ilg0 Die Gbjette uns
teriheioen gu Iernen. Die NohtbIinos
belt lit. lpie gefagt. ielten; neler0iu9s
aber lit iie, ME Qroiefor Braun
ihtpeia in Der 6elodr8tliden 9eild9t
3ur .Miinhener Webi3iniidlen no
henidrift" mitteilt, bel oeu i'm GtIoe
itebenoen 3ruppen bdufiqer b~eobadltet
fporoen, unn Die BON ibr 8efaaenen
iiefsrn einen nennensmerten ptoseais
foB Der Mu9entronten in ben &tieqs
lo5aretten. 60 befanben Iid i'm 8e.
reid)e Der oierten Nrmee inter ahts
unnneunsia arunten 3tpeiuuo3pan3ia
NaftbIinbe, 10 bdB mar taft bon epis
oemifhem Nuftreten Der &rantheit re
ben fam. Die Gll9en Der Ydtienien
iin0 tets oie oleiten: nab Giutritt
Der 0unteIheit iino ole Goloaten nift
mebr i'm Stanoe. ilh i'm 0eldnoe gu
reht3ufinoen, ite e%rtennen fejne !0ins
bernifie, itir3en in Q0fer. 5obrer
t6nneH nid)t metr lentsn, fjihlen iiA
unfider uno m|iiIien iid) ihren 0Feroen
iberloHen. Der 3uitano t1nn 10
fhlper unb 10 peini1en0 nernen. nab
Die Qeute iito nls aienituntau9lih mel
Den. @eraoe itorfe. iooor robu'te
Mdrner Iino es, pe!he oieien Qeioen
anbeimfa[Ien. Wleitenfoas Iinbet ijb
BEL ibnen neben ci3eH1 mdBiaen gin0es
houttotdrr6 eine 9rehun9sanontaIie.
lpie Gur3= ooer Neitiihti9teit Go
bol0 0ieie ourd1 Elm 0las torriaisrt
lit, l6pinoen biz 8sihperoen. 0oh
1T Die 9rehunQsouomaIie teinespegs
Die eigentlide lIrIafe Der Padtblin0s
1eit, fonoern Die itarte geariptuduuq
BON aorper uno Geift ~ipielen Iifet
dfs beqiinitiqenoe Ylonents nit. Die
Nadtbtin06eit 1T Elm Grihopfunos3 u
ftono un0 ats folder alqenlein gu be
h1noeln; ooneben iino notirlifl 0rte
lid geitnerpsn ob3uitelIen. SIS
Self lttoren trmn1sn Stdrtunostnittel,
9u6e, unqeitorfsr 56lof in 9etta6t.
Gs lit oober notid. bic Arauien fir
cine oepiIIe 3eit pom irontoierii 81
b~eFreien uno in 213arettt gu btinqen.
Die Qroenoie 1T Damn %qiinitig, benin
ndf) 3tpei BIB byei Doden lit oas
Qetoen gefhDun0en.
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. &eiGer Mcnldl init ldluarjer
Scher.

7ic ge6er lit Elm 9Iutremiaer
81 ei1lcr ,}cit gloubte man, lIe icl ocl
cit Der 2cioHl. Ter Srubel bct Der
mciiten @eitcn III, bar ibrc @ebel
iduor5 miro meacn Der llnrejuiqtei
ten int Glut. 8trl.d3ntiihren ar
ldledlten phniiiden 3uitano. ne
oufd, Aitipittot. a%apiidmer3 9Ser
itopiiuna uHo 5dminoe( cutltchi. 81
NmQ'S 9Ian 2iic 4,lae relnigH otl
@eotr mo aehcn gcucs 2ebcu. 4tnl
sc. IN alien Ypotbcfen.
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Qofaler Warftberidt.
Ga 9rofie. 80. MpriI.
Viehs unN Jlrtfdlmartt
TrAdtte unh 0emiiie.

Sm aieinhanhel. Kreiis BON 3ohn
6. Burns
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-30

or Vurell Sc
neral SollIuei
Yearion belt
Dor elnl0cn "a
gen inl Auoito
riltnt III Ntrliualt
fee eineIi &or
trn9 itber ben eli
ropoiid)en Striee
lpabreno Der En-
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mas mare aus DER Wel. getoorosn
cine Die Qrepi9sr in Der Dii'te. ohus
Die Wdrtnrsr uu0 9ropFten2 Das
mare aus Teutidlano geporoen obne
Sutteu, arn0t. 1ibIano? Solange is
Iebten. tieb man fe 1rdumer, mchI
aud gefabrtite Ulsnihen. Wsnn biz
@t9fei retf Tino, farm Ire isoer pfLud'n.
User no rpdren DIE reifen Qepfsl. Nam
81 teine unrsifen ggsben b1tte2
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and love the real character OF the
French woman, is what the commit
tee plans. AS yet It has not made
public what will be its method Of
campaigning. but it has established
permanent headquarters and invited
not only the women Of France. but
French women in every country in
the world to join in the crusade.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-23
Ry HENRY WOOD.

United Press staff Correspondent
PARIS. April 9.-(By Mail to Ne"
York. THE world is to know at
least that the French woman Of to-
day is not mere creature of Pleas
ure, of coquettery, and Of perdition.
This is the decision just taken by
a committee composed of the leading
women of France. Amongst its
members are Madame Raymond
Poincaire, wife of the president;
Hadame Alphonso Daudet, wife oil
the great writer; Madame Rene Vi
viani, wife of the prime minister OF
foreign affairs: Madame Camille
Flammarion, wife of the great
French astronomer; Madame Victor
Augagneur, wife of the minister of
marine: Madame Juliette Adam; the
Marquise of Canay; Countess Gref-
fuhle, the Duchess of Uzes and a
dozen others whose names are equal
ly prominent.
A worldwide crusade on behalf Of
the good reputation of the French
women is to be begun at once. The
world at large is to be taught that
she is all that a woman should be,
and especially the neutral nations in
the present war are to be taught to
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-23
VIOLATION OF RULES
IN GAME GIVES THE
VICTORY TO HELIX.
PROTEST Is MADE OVER DE
CIsION OF SUNDAY IN CON-
TEST WITH ATHENA.
Latter Town Had Been Given victory
by Score Of 8 to 2 But Managers OF
League Hold Conference and Re-
verse Score 2 TO in Favor OF He
lix-Other News Notes.
Especial Correspondence }

HELIX, Ore, April 2S.-As a re-
suit of decision made by President
Bert Richards yesterday, the bail
game played between Helix and Athe-
ma last Sunday is awarded to Helix,
score two to one. The result Of the
game had been given out and stood
for several days as three to two in
favor Of Athena and II was not set
tied that the game belonged to Helix
until the managers and league pres
ident met in Athena yesterday. Yio-
lation Of rules by Athena caused the
dispute and final decision.
Wheat in this section has been do
ing fine for the past two weeks, the
weather has been warm and the
ground in fine condition. Many
fields of which the owners felt doubt
full short time ago are now devel-
oped to such an extent as to prom
ise bumper crops. Even spring sown
grain Is coming out so that it covers
the ground with a good coat.
r.. L. Owens OF Walla Walla was a
business visitor in Helix yesterday.
w. X. Mitchell of Spokane, is in
Helix on accounting work for the
Farmers Mutual Warehouse Com
pany.
Mr. and Mrs. Huddleston of WascO
have been visiting Helix relatives for
the past week.
The Helix school boys defeated the
Adams school baseball team in
game played here last Saturday.
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Stories From the War Zone

love and respect her. For the cru
sade is direct outcome of the war
With their husbands, brothers
fathers and sons dying in the trench.
cs for ia patrie" the women Of
France declare they have been stung
to the quick by the impression spread
abroad that they are unworthy of the
men who are thus nobly dying for
France. This impression they de-
clare is nothing less than a part of
the campaign which Germany has
carried on the world over to the det-
riment of France. Especially they
insist have the Germans sought ev-
erywhere to instill the ideas that the
French woman OF today is a mere
"being of lightness and decadence.
In support of these charges against
the Germans, the women of the COM
mittee have elected a vast quantity
Of literature diffused they insist by
Germany in all parts Of the world.
New agencies, subsidized newspapers
correspondents, pamphlet writer's and
even private correspondence are a
few of the means which they insist
Germany has employed to this end.
A counter-organizatio not to
tlacken the character of the Ger
mans, but to make the world know
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-23
Wheat King After Record.

WALLA WALLA, Wash, April 20.
George Drumheller, whose 100000
check for his wheat crop last fall
brought him notorlety, expects to get
a larger one this year. Believing
that the price will be as high or
higher than last year. when he re-
ceived 81 a bushel, he has planted
$500 acres of land to wheat which
sets a new record for individual
wheat growing in the Inland Empire.
He declares the outlook for more
than an average crop is bright and
expects 80 to 25 bushels an acre.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-23
Whn0plng Cough.

well-everyone knows the effect
of pine forests on coughs. DR.. Bells
Pine-Tar- Honey Is a remedy which
brings quick relief for whooping
cough loosens the mucous, soothes
the lining of the throat and lungs.
and makes the coughing spells less
severe. A family with growing chill
dren should not be without 1t. Keep
1t handy for all coughs and colds.
Csc at your druggist
Electric Bitters a Spring Tonic
Adv.