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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-06-18
NORTH PEPPERTON

L. E. Prichard was a business call
er in Chokio Friday.
Miss Delen Daily spent a few days
at Corcoran's.
Ben Heuer called at ]. Laager's
Sunday.
The Misses Emma Anderson and Is
abel Johnson visited at ]. Edwards
Friday afternoon.
Miss Helen Prichard spent a few
days at Fl. B. Heuer's.
Pat DAILY and family were Donnelly
callers Sunday.
Gertie. Beda and Emil Bengtson
and Nellie Edwards spent Sunday
evening at H. b. Heuer's.
j. Montgomery was a Chokio caller
Friday evening.
]. A. Bengtson is helping Billings
shear sheep these days.
G. Adams transacted business in
Donnelly one. day last week.
Paul Schlattman called in this
vicinity Monday.
Howard Hultgren was a Donnelly
caller Sunday.
Frank preis called at Heuer's We'd
nesday morning.
]. Edwards was a business caller
in Chokio Monday afternoon.
Miss Nellie Edwards spent Sunday
night with Miss Hulda Heuer.
| Misses Gertie and Esther Bengstor
spent Sunday week ago at Chess
Adams.
Miss Emma Anderson left Tuesday
for Morris where she will attend sum
mer school.
lightning struck in J. A. Bengt
sons pasture Saturday morning killing
eight sheep.
Johnnie, Walter and Freddie Lag
er called at H. Heuer's and Ed
Trost's Tuesday.
Theodore and Freddie Edward
spent Tuesday afternoon with Will
and Joseph Anderson.
Arthur Edwards. Willie Andersen
and Glenn Prichard spent Sunday wit
Harry and Roy Heuer.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Lager an
! daughter Alice, Albert and Ere
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-06-18
DONNELLY TOWNSHIP

J. Dreis marketed hogs in Chokio
Wednesday.
John Montgomery called at H. B.
Heuer's Monday.
John and Charlie Sperr spent Sat-
urday evening at Bells.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Sperr visited at
A. H. Anderson's Sunday evening.
Annie Petersen and Ellen Johnson
spent Friday afternoon at S. Erdahl's.
j. W. Bell, A. Williams, and
julius Sperr took dinner at w. F.
Albers' Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fl. Anderson and
Walter Mcmillan spent Sunday after
noon at A. C. Anderson's.
Erdahl young folks, Henry Hanson,
Bill Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs. L. o.
Strand and daughter visited at M. L.
Strands Sunday.
Frank Danielson called on Sperr' 8
Tuesday afternoon.
Allie Olson is now taking his vaca-
ton.
Ernfred Lundquist is now mail car
rier.
The Donnelly Township Farm Club
meets at the home of j. W. Bell.
John, Charlie, Henry and julius
Sperr called on w. H. Chapman
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. W. H. Chapman was pas
senger to Morris Tuesday.
Tom Williams is spending a few
days with his brother A. Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Bell were Her.
man callers Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mathew and daugh
ter, Happy Manning, Media Bell left
for Red Rock Monday where they
expect to camp for week or ten days.
Hart Barton is busy these days
getting ready to erect new set of
buildings on this farm north of J. w.
Bells.
The dance that was given at Ger
ber's barn Friday evening was we'll
attended in spite of the raining
weather. Everyone reported good
time.
Marie Erdahl returned to Moorhead
Monday afternoon after spending her
vacation at home.
Mrs. Price and Mrs. Pattren spent
Tuesday afternoon at A. Kings
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Killing spent Sun
day at o. Kings.
Mrs. and Mrs. E. King and son
Mr.. and Mrs. A. King returned from
Fergus Falls Friday evening.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-06-18

perty owners should Investigate, how
ever, before they permit themselves
to be fooled byE the liquor boys.
"Morris would be the best business
point in western Minnesota if the
saloons win" is statement l heard
frequently the past ten days. For
the sake OF argument it should be ad-
mitted. All the surrounding counties
are dry now. With Morris wet We
would undoubtedly become the Mecca
for all the "roly poly element in all
the country. DRINKS would be far
more numerous from the ranks of the
hobo to the auto party who come to
celebrate. Drunken revels may be
alright but doubt if it is condition
to be courted by decent families in
Morris.
Every working man in Morris who
takes glass of beer should stop to do
a little thinking before he votes next
Monday. How often isn't it, Mr..
Working Man, that you have entered
saloon to get drink and found a
dozen or more men waiting about the
bar? Each wished to treat you.
Then it was necessary for your stand
ing as citizen in the community to
stand for round and when your money
was gone the bartender politely, per-
haps, passed you up. The saloons
have taken so much of your money in
small dabs through the year that it is
surprising how much you have spent.
If the temptation were not here you
would not suffer and in a short time
you'd be weaned. The saloons do not
care about you. They are not anxious
that you work and save your money.
Their places are we'll lighted. attrac.
tive, with all the studied temptations
for separating you from your cash.
If you are farmer you should re-
member that you have not, till now,
been permitted voice in the regula-
tion uf these places which drain your
purse and send you to the police court
or render you the laughing stock ir
town.
I see no need of jumping onto
the saloonkeeper. Saloonkeepers to-
day are the shrewdest men in the
business since the American saloor
came into existence. They are Law
abiding men, usually, and it is folly
to accuse any of them with inten'
tions of opening blind pigs. The
modern blind pigger comes from thu
ranks of the ignorant and general!
lasts long enough to supply only thu
first few customers. The blind pis
has been successfully handled in tn
other dry places and will be takel
care of here also.
hope every voter in the count.
will think out his own interests be
fore next Monday. The saloon keepe
does that and what he gains will b.
what the drinking man losees. II
self defense Stevens county will have
to go dry or else stand for an influ'
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-06-18

Lager were fishing at Pomme de
Terre Lake Thursday and Friday but
on account of the weather they did
not have very good luck.
Hulda Heuer, Helen DAILY and Otto
Wojahn visited at L. E. Prichards
Sunday.
Robert Edwards left Sunday fol
Willmar where he will work on q
dairy farm this summer.
Mrs. Dunt, of Humboldt, Iowa, ar,
rived here Monday evening for an ex.
tended visit with her daughter, Mrs.
L. E. Prichard and family.
Ernfrid Lundquist is substituting
on the mail route for Allie Olsor
while the latter is enjoying a twt
weeks vacation at Detroit, MINI.
Mr.. Smith and Hendrickson, Franz
Dreis, Ben Heuer Glenn Prichard
Willie and Joseph Anderson, Ottt
Woiahn. Helen Prichard and Huld'
Heuer called at ]. Edwards Sunday
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-06-18
Bilious Attacks

When you have bilious attack your
liver fails to perform its functions.
You become constipated. The ford
you eat ferments in your stomach in
stead of digesting. This inf1ames the
stomach and causes nausea, vomiting
and terrible headache. Take
Chamberlain's Tablets. They will
tone up your liver, clean out your
stomach and you will soon be as we'll
as ever. They only cost a quarter.
Obtainable everywhere. adv.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-06-18

him into close contact with many
phases Of life. He has been often be-
hind the scenes and knows the follies
and the foibles Of human nature.
He is forceful man of fine voice and
convincing style and has a humorous
twinkle in his eye that adds materially
to his platform powers. He made for
himself fine Chautauqua record on
the south circuit last season.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-06-18
Their Great Scheme.

A local couple, recently married, hit
upon a scheme for saving that they
figured was just about right. Each
month they would save certain sum
each day-the first day 1 cent, the
second day 2 cents, the third day 4
cents Each day the amount was to
be doubled until the end of thirty
days By that time they would have a
tidy little sum laid away.
Before starting the husband figured
out Just how much would be accumu
lated in this way. After laborious
work he found the amount to be some
thing like $5,3OO,O00. So, after con-
sidering the matter, they decided that
ST. week would be about their speed.
Youngstown Telegram.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-06-18
Order Limiting Time to File
Claims, and for Hearing
Thereon.
Estate of William Tandy,

Estate of William Tandy,
State of Minnesota, county of Stevens,
in Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate of W lillian
Tandy, decedent.
Letters testimentary having been
granted to Frank N. Tandy,
It is ordered, that the time within which
all creditors of the above named dece-
tate in this court, be, and the same here
by is, limited to three months from and
after the date hereof; and that Monday the
9Th day of September, 1915, at 10 o'clock
M, in the probate court rooms at the court
house at City of Morris in said. County,
be. and the same hereby is, fixed and ap-
pointed as the time and place for hearing
upon and the examination, adjustment
and allowance of such claims as shall be
presented within the time aforesaid.
Let notice hereof be given by the pub
LEGATION of this order in the Morris Tri-
bune, as provided by law.
Dated June End 1915.
probate Court SeaD A. L. STENGER,
Judge of Probate.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-06-18
Notice to Drainage Contractors

the work as one job, or for one or
more linear sections thereof, but no
bid will be entertained unless the
same is accompanied by certified
check in the amount of not less than
10 per cent of the amount of the bid.
The estimated amount of work to
be done and the estimated cost there
of is as follows:
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-06-18
AN ORATOR WITH
ODD MESSAGE
Hon. B. F. Mcdonald, Practic-
Ing Attorney Of Ohio, Com
ing to Chautauqua.

Hon. B. f. Mcdonald is coming to
Chautauqua to make a speech on
"Moonshine," He does not propose to
discuss the product of the illicit stills
of the southern mountains On the
contrary, the ''moonshine" he talks
about is to be found, he says, in all
branches of human thought and activ-
ity.
B. F. Mcdonald is an Ohio lawyer,
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-06-18
PAGE 9

of DRINKS and all that is most grizzly.
see that the Tribune has slogan
Cuisines will be better if you 60
after it in the Tribune and | think
Stevens county should adopt one to
read Business will be better and
social conditions more agreeable with
out saloons.
thank you in advance for the
space this will consume.
Observer
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-06-18
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy

This is remedy that every family
should be provided with. and especi-
ally during the summer months. Think
of the pain and suffering that must be
endured when medicine must be sent
for or before relief can be obtained.
This remedy is thoroughly reliable.
Ask anyone who has used it. Obtain
able everywhere. adv.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-06-18

Notice is hereby given, that at 10
o'clock a. m. on Tuesday, June the
18th, 1915, at the court house in the
City OF Morris, Stevens County, Min.
nesota. the undersigned county auditor
will sell the jobs of digging and con-
structing county ditch number 16 of
said county.
Bids may be submitted either for
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-06-18
Wheat Wanted

We will pay &c bus. off of Min
neapolis prices for all sound wheat un
til August first.
adv. Morris City Mills.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-31

Narteinafnre ab5lmNagen lllo i'm &C.
etgnetel1 M%ltgenblide Die rid)tige gnt=
ld)eiou1l1 5t treffen. Steut 3lpaltg
bon allBen Elm 9ono Dor Sic Gntidci=
olt1g, lit es nit Ser Nreiheit Ser
8abl III Sen meiiten 5S1iIle1 id}on Dor
BET. Sir Hllmanien fana1 oieie Sd)id=
ldalsit1tnoe ieoen %9ll1ge1blid idloger.
IS id}eint sort oil Mei1ltncrn SIT fef=
len, Die Ser @roBe oes Monlents &C.
mad)len ii1o.
gl1d, fir Sd;pcben mag mod Sic
Sd)ifialsitnnoe idlagcn. - ImdJ
oielcs mag mod gesluungcn iein, anf
oct Scite ser Gcntralm1djtc in sen
&ricg ci1sntrcter, I'M Tinnlanb ppn
Scr rniiiIdjcn &rntc SIT befrcicn inns
oaonrd) lcinc eigel1e 3nfrnft iid,cr sit
%ltcllcn. 3as cine lit iidyer, BOB 9rl(=
garien l1idlt oas ein5iae 9allo Meibcl1
miro, oas iid) AT Sic Settle Ser Sent
traln1ddte lteIlt. Nl1lgarien bat oie
Sltggeitipfraft britiid}er Diplomatic
9e5rodlen. IS bot ~acgeniiber Sen
3robu1ger, Sem briinltigen 8erhelt
Der Illiirten NIT flarem geuuBtiein
erflurt:: ul1lrii1n1, ibr meroet l1no ihr
fonnt l1ld)t iiegen. SIR ieio ia id,on
%oerlore1. 3ie Sbatiaden Sel1gen ge=
gen elld>. SIR fon1tt ltlieren Geritallo
l1ld1t tullld)en uno l1nlere Gerrl,nft
nid)t nit YhraIen benebeIn." 9as
miro mie cine gelllnoe faIte @rauIe
ernlldlterno u10 SeIinnl1lne gcbeno
altf sic anoeren fleinen ltel1tralell
Staaten mirfel,. @ir lultel1 es hel=
te eilfad) fiir mmoglid), oaB Gun1d-
l1len mo 8riedenlano ibr 8eld)id
nit Sem Ser Gritenuuno ihrcr MQiir=
ten nerfniipfen fGnllter, @riedenIono
ld)eillt altf oen Sprllnge 81 ieitl, lid)
ben Gelltralll0dlten ar5llld,lieber,.
Sic nultrnlen lfanoinaoiidren 9ar=
Der boben lid) leit ariegsbegirm ollrd)
ei11e 9ercdlte gselltroIitGt ollsgceih-
net. Sl Sdmeoen orGlrgt nm, in
lester 3eit allies altf Nftioit1t. Sir
SdNpeoen itebt bel, olles n1f Sem
Spiel, l,1ro oeshalb tormte SdNpeoen
nid)t oprlidltig ge1lug iein. 9fltn aber
lperoen Die Stimmen INNER 5abIrei-
der lulo loltter, Sic oa foroern, ous
|Sdnpert sill siehen fitr oas l1ngliicfli-
die 6lnnlano uno Settle All Seite nit
Dem oeutId)en 9rltoer Sen rlllild,en
grbtell10 l1leoer5uidlagen. Sehr be-
5eidlneno lit, mas fiir5lid) ser itbpe-
.oiid]e Eolitifer uno Nbgeoronete 9ro-
fellor aiellen ldreibt. gr menoet lidy
III eil1em begeilterten 9[ppell al oas
.idmeoiId)e Golf ulo iagt babel: CT
mes lit iid}er: &ommt ein finnilder
Ml,fltono, oonn briht Ser Gag ulo
Die Stnnoe Sdnpeoeus an. 9enn mir
llthen Damn nidt sic G%elegenbeit, lie
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-31

Gnti6luBfraft, oielleidt aud, meger1
Der rniiopbilsn glgitatiorl, nidlt sic
Observation-Disclosures, Sen flor 81, Sa-
sc liegenoen Sllterellen Mllrl1Griens
tbotfraftig @orld1rb sit leiiten. Nl,BA
LAMBS @olo, ruiiiide ginfliiiIe, oie
lett 2a11aenl eingebiirgerte Mllglt Dor
Dem 3aren, ionic ote5sllrdt Dor Rllb=
LAMBS Radle III Ser 3uflt1it oiirften
Die '9ol1ptbil1bcrnilie lem, tpeld,e sic
glforelter Heaierll1g opr Dem ent=
ldeioenocn Sd)rittc 5l1riidid1redel1
lnller, Der lie Sen Siegern I'M gegcr=
martigen golfcrfrieee sur Settle ite(=
len lpilroe. 1en1 oaB Ser intelli=
gellte Ibeil 0es rllmdniider Golfes
10 perbobrt lem ioIlte, alld) bel1te nod
l1ld)t Sit le5el1, altf meiien Settle sic
@agldnle oes ariegsgliicfs iid nei=
gen miro, lit ldpper glal1bbaft.
anoererieits oiirfte es audi fir Sen
groBten Hlllienfreunlo in 8l1farelt I'M
leltgbar ieir, oub bas rl1mdniid1e
golf ol1rdl oas bon Nl1blor1o uno Sen
gl1telltenladte1 er5lpl1ngel1e @etrei0e=
allstlthrperbot M1ilionen ilbcr Milio=
l1el1 al leinem Observation-Disclosures per-
loren bat. l1no ein poar Milioner1
>111ebr poer nelliaer beoel1ten fir Gin
arnes Golf ldlon lehr bel. Rltn1a=
lllen list offellbar IN oen1ielben Gopt,
Dos @ltlgarien infolge zines fll,gen,
fllh1en gntidlll1lles ebcl1 pcrIaiie11
bot. Sebt oOer lie fam, mie @uloa=
rien Ma5connen, 10 RunlGl,ien 9eli-
arablen 1uieoeroGpilnen. 9os lieQt
lelbltperitdllolid) nidlt inn SSs%nterelie
ocs Gieruerbo1ocs. iol,oern eil,,ia i'm
|Slltereile Nlmnalliens.
Gerfiiate Ml1nr1l1ien iiber notliqe
g1tldlllbfreileit uto mdre cs in Der
Gage, cigcnc Sllterelienpplitif SIT ner-
tol9en, oal1n milbte es lll1bebingt Sic
|lesige @elegcnbeit, ga oas grobe Mltf-
raltr1cll off ser 9alfm1haIbinieI an.
hebt, erareifcn ulto iidl ieine p,fii1f-
ttge Sbeilnabme an Ser Nel1oronl,na
Der Snlge al,f DEM 9alfm iidern.
gerpabt H~ltn1anicn iett Sen ri6tigel1
Mnldlltb, lit cs iiir porldllfia unobieh-
bare Soften oa5ll pe%rl1rtbeilt, eillae=
felt slpildlen Mllblnno, Seiterreih=
llll9art mo 9ltlaarel1, Elm Staat
orIttel1 ODER pierten Changes SIT hlei-
ben. Mls lpld)er mfrs es o6ne @ei-
.teres gar5 Dem rltiiiidun ginfll1ie
llnterliegen uno 1id)t piel mehr ols
.ei1 rltllildSes Commencement leil,. Die
9egenwartige aepaltige 3eit erfproert
MS1rl1er SIR 9eitlung Scr 8eid,ide Ser
@plfer, lpeld6e imitutoe iiuo, grob;ii-
GIG SIT oel1ten lrno iiber oen 3oltn,
Der Die lmmlttelhare 8e9empart BE-
arenSt III Die Submit SIT id)ol1en,
apel6e falig iin0s Sic Jolgeu ibrer
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-31

0aB sic t5erbert perforen lil1o. Mn=
fang ser leste11 @ode nod bohen, 10
meloete Ser 2pl1ooner u9aiIp Gelez
grapb" bie Mlliirten SOS ierbilde
@auptal,ortier oorum erild)t, MIR
nod flint Gage ollssubalten, oum
miiroe Bic @iilfe sur Stelle iein, unb
Der aorreiponoent, lpelder Ioldes ge=
meloet batte, bin5lgefiigt, Sic lerbi=
ld)en Grl1ppen fon1ten nod 5lpeimal
10 lange al1sbalten.
limo me1n lie nodl 4 @od)en aus.
balten miirben, miir6en Tie inmer
nod pergeblid} nod Ser bon Sen gl=
|liirten nerlprohenen 9iilfe altsid)al,=
cit. Sel6lt men11 oiele belfen mollen,
lie fonnen nidlt, 0as lit oas &llr5e
u1o 2ange spr Ser Sade. glud)
&l1Blan0 fa,1ns nibt, ment es mld}
Ben bl1lgariidpn General 9imitrieff
sum Sberbefeblsbaber ser sum- @i11=
fal in 9ulgarten beltinmten Mrn1ee
mad)t. 0ieler, Ser 6eim Iltsbrud) Oes
&rieges Sen Nlllien iei1en 5abel nllO
lein Genie sur Gerfiigllng geltelt
batte, aber nadl Der Mufbebl1ng Der
bon linn geleiteten erltelt 9elagerllng
Der Setting Gr5en1psl IN Oen 6inter=
arit1O geid)oben moroen luar, befinoet
|ii6 al,genblidlid III Rllmd1lien ll1b
min BORT cine @eridNporl1ng gegen
Ben 8ltlgoren5arell Ser0inan0 al15et=
teln. God al1d> leille fellrigiten 9e=
apu1toerer tralten iold)em geridpporer=
banbmerf niht, ieoenfans nidlt 10
lange als Sic grfolae Ser o%erbiin0e=
ten Ir1ppen geaen Die Serbcn onoal1=
er1. l11ro Ellmalien su b%eranlaeiiu,
'gegen 91tlgarien III Sen &rieg slt 5ie-
ben, miro er alldl nidlt fertte bril1gcn.
&llmdnien meib, luie es lin Hltblano,
lpie es I'M Serbien ltebt, mo miro iid)
Id)on bitten, fir beioe nno Sen bon
ibnen pertretenen Nanilanisnuls bie
&aitalien aus Sem Telter st bolen,
mclh' lesferem Nllmal,ien sum- Spfer
falIen miirbe, mclll1 Mllblanb ullo
feline MIiirten Sieger bleiben miiroen,
apas ia, mie Sic Sadlen Iiegen, polig
ollsgeld1loiien lit.
@nmanicn ii, iibler 2aac. ~ Scr
@rmnb lit sic Spaltlmg III ser fun
icruatiucn Hartci, - Sie &niIuphi=
len babcn Dicic pcrlaiie1, iuubnrd) lie
im &arlament iii sic Minberbcit se=
ratben lit. - bic Staatsmanncr Scr
altcu funlcruatiucn Gartei ,uuften
lup sic iual)reu Sntcrciien &nmaniens
licacn. - Gem libcralcn Miniiter-
p%raiibentcn @ratiaum fcblt Sicic Sim
iidjt, ubcr, lueltn CT tic Int, sic Gncr-
gic, md bieicr SIT banbcln.
Mlm1dnien befiloct iih i'll elmer
ldmieriaen Sage. Seine 9eaenmGrti-
&c Megieruns bat id)einbar nidt oie
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-31

Il1dJt llll5. s. lit oas Sd)idial, oas
OIL ltlllcr Sbor flopft. Gieles miro
odfr aloer5 altsIeben, l,lo Die
Golfsitilnn1uag, oie nit Hedjt 5ogert,
1td) IN cine 6robn1ad)tpnlitif %eil1;lt-
lulIcll, miro lidl Dor gar5 llelle 9[uf-
ga6en geltellt filloerr. Sage man,
mos mon molle: 5Sinnlaros cl1ogillti,
&c SelQNtanoigfeit lit oie o6Iolute
geOitguna fiir Die Siferleit Sdppe-
aocns fin alle fiiu.fti9en 3eiten, ohne
melde geoinglu1g mir nidbt in Rlthe
on lnlleren irmeren Nl1fgahc1 arbei=
ten fnln1el1. l1no lohaIo Sic iinnilde
,Srnge BON altBen ollfgerolt miro,
filblcn mir. oaB Sdppcoens 5hid-
lolsltltloe acldlo9cn bot. y4ir illd)en
lidlt oieIe SdidIolslhll1oe, uber
fonrnlt lie st ms. oann molel1 mir
nit @ottes @ilfe lmieres ifaueoiifen
9Sal1el1s uno Cries inns miiroiq sei-
gen unb altf inherent Go'tel1 uid)t
meiden."
Gle Stl,1oe Sdppeocns mag bel
leldlt a%l6red1elL menn III Higa Sic
oeltife1 Iohnen bodjgcben.
bic Gage iii Merifu nadJ Ser Mn
%crfcnnnng G%arrausa's. - Sas Gm.
bargu ser @affenliefernng a1 Gar
r%an5a's @cgncr mug bieicm piel bcl=
fcn. - @ur Mlcn licgt Tim pb, am
Mio 6ranoe Sronnng SIT idaffen nnb
Dem Sanoitcnltnluclen Gin Gube SIT
MAIDEN. @irb tim oas %gclingcn2 Die
Regierlltg Ser &ereinigten Staater
bat, mic 'dlon in Der lesten Gllro-
ldralt beiprodlem Sen @c11eraI Semi,
ltiano Garrm5a OILS &ollpt Ser tbat,
'odllide1 Aeaierung Merifos ollers
falnt. @ohlgcnlerft! Nidt als Erds
|ltNcnt ODER seitneiligen Grdlioent,
'onoern oils eriten @eanlten ser tbat,
'od3lldl b~eite6ennen Gegierlng. Ias
mag llid1ts OH Ser S6ntlodN altoerll,
lit aber bod nift beocutlmgslos.
Ger Graiioellt Merifos bleibt oalladJ
nod SIT mablen uno es oiirfte alIo
lpohl cine Ser erIten glufgoben Ser me-
r1talt1'dJel1 Neglerung leill, cine Dor.
ld}riftsn1aBi9e @ohl III sic @eqe 5ll
@leiten. Sb oas MN aeife6cn fam,
che Ser 6rieoe i'm 9onoe ooaItdnoig
her9eltelt iii, ons oiirfte ireilid) Be-
5melfelt lueroen. 3lm6dit mfrs ollo
|lpohl nit @iQa uno 3apata reitler
Gid, aen1adht meroen m~iiiiell. oamit
ne tbotlahlidle Negierlng olld) nirf,
lid t6atiadlih miro. 9is iebt fann
r1an lrid3t reht unteribeioel1, mos IN
unlerem NohharItaote ober llno lpaa
llnten lit, ltlo nie es in ser Mitte
allsiie6t, lit crit redlt ifleitr6aft.
d iino 5nnidit eimnal sic Gcr,4
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-31

8ortieRuna alf Der 10. Sett..l
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1915-12-29

Possibly i ia got general :
known that imported otarc.
rnarma!sGe - mainly produced
from ;grnips 4 friend o'oass
was travelling in Scotland and
seeing ssst ae.ds otiprb.p.. a.s
Cd a !arnsr WIZ. IL. tie World
do yog ss"A al these 'srnips 'nf,
Don, y0u kaoE ssij The
Sco.chuAn. that ,h"ss are us.d
for orange marMa.sde winch wc
export 20 ,og! cuit'rJ sri winch
- Tery ;Dpa.Ar a.. .hrocRL ia.
United sia's- Is IL very
noticeable that IT,. ra4cswooI
bill Of 1871 red sced The da,y OF
orange .rsrnA.Ade.Ton. szo cents
10 one cents po.nd II yoa
wants p0rc orange narnalsde.
maze it yourself. or by the
AUsY.oAa
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1915-12-29

The Missouri Supreme Coar,
ms ruled that State Audito,
Gordon must restore 10 thc state
school fund S334.l-a of I h q
Hl5. a03 he diverted from tina,
fsnd last August to the gene raj
revenue fund in order to cover
up . dedcit in the latter fund aud
to meet the pressing expeditures
Of the state the monthly pay
roll. The Supreme Court holds,
however. that out Of the total
amount diverted the general rev.
suus may retain Sis0.313. This
viii case OF things . little all
round, the schoo, fund gets back
. goodly sun and the state OH.
cials who put over the grab can
lay JUNCTION to their souls that
they we're partly right, anyway.
We expect 70 sse our Democratic
axohangss giving . great vhoop
ever the courts decision. They
will shout There ycs are.
aoshing has been looted. the
school fund will get al that IL u
satit,sd ~" All very nice: bot
yoe ~ foee somsius that u vss
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1915-12-29
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IA service in sh~ l'sssed essses asyy.
is raaetsess,y s9rct*s- 10 any -stsr.-
tns raetsaEs herr.o.crv csvwiop~s. fer
;h!s purpose
iassaa u e-sinx rasae e. silver,
surfaced glass, - - Nlia e-~r a. -
=. Asua:s rss, '~s esecs,., -A.o.. v.,A
gold Tsss sc--s OF x * e"''e. seems
% tAv. . ra-.er :. ts.s~s,.-.. rc.n.s
Il tasor os Il
Silver Is always ssh,ec.es. 20 coz
-osson. wh3c ea,i 40, Further
raeec- the optical properties af Go,a-
r~eescttrG svrtAcSs s-~ superior TO
,Acss Of silver In that the gid RAYS
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zach Eors e-'cse&tiy thAr does Ilxht
rsseSisd BY . silver Ell. -~ pcpaisr
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