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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-22
RAPS JUSTIcE.-Iv

RAPS JUSTICE.-Iw would say JUS
tice as handed down by some of our
judges and juries, for instance, after
the supreme court decides that pick
citing is lawful there are judges who
can be found that will issue injunc-
tons against it. Then again that
Priest Mullen verdict, in which the
jury said: I'VE, the jury, find the de-
PENDANT, John Mullen, committed the
act charged in the indictment, but at
the time of the commission of said
act heN was an insane person and
since the commission of said act has
permanently and entirely recovered
from said lunacy or insanity"
What right had the jury to pass on
the saneness Of the defendant. That
was the most foolish verdict 1 ever
heard. If he had been a poor man
no such verdict would have been
given. So say again, justice as
handed down by some of our judges
and juries is the biggest fake in Chi
cago.-Warren Bunhan, 1926 Mon
roe st.
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place to start the "come-back" pro-
cess, He'd be back at his old trade
inside of year.-An Old Timer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-24

trade by the export OF instruments
of destruction, and to satisfy ouI
demand for information by the import
OF manufactured news.
Let US be neutral, let us be citizens
OF the United States by all means. But
is 1t fair, In any event is it wise 70
expect wcll.nigh half Of the people oi
this nation to stand by while related
peoples are moved down with weapons
OF our manufacture paid for with bank
balances largely of their making and
saving-all heralded in the name OF
neutrality and in the gnise OF hum
anity: II Is time to take account oil
things and conditions. Technically oiis
attitude is neutral. In effect 1t Is felt
to be partisan. Sentiment Is profoundly
stirred; and sentiment once aroused Is
not readily controlled by argument or
guided by reason. There may be a day
OF reckoning, and the time to prepare
for it is now.
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Sas barmlOie Guslanb.

Sie Stem gorfer probritiide 9re'ft
6erratb In5eiden Don geiorsnib LII
9rob. b.9ritnnnien, Dem ibre Gienitt
geipeibt iino. Is lit ibr ni6t entgan'
gen, oaB in oieiem 2anOe Elm I'm
idnuuHg in Der StinuHumg.aege Gng'
larO iit beltIidl 81 5eigen beginut,
Die n2uiitania .@piiooe bat 6ie 8ir.
tung asbabt, unIsr. 9irssr su Dsrans
laiieu, nah ben llriahen bieIes 8or.
fommniiieS 5iI ioriden un6 6ie Nm.
iiht miro pabrnebmbnr, bab Ole @e.
lpaItafte GngIanos gu per5peifeIten
Wlitteln 5ipingen luo oaB Die Ser.
Staaten in e6enioId ihGnoIider Bei.
ie Dergelpaltigt meroen, pie Telttfh.
lamb uno 5mor nod iblinuner, oa mir
bod eiH ncutrnIeS 9ano limo.
glub iii Der probritiiheu greIie
nidt ertgaugen, 6aB Die @affenaus.
fitbr 6as anTerifariibe Golf ernItli6
3u beIfaftigen anf1ngt. Die Stim.
men mebren iid, 6ab eS nit lnierer
GipiIiiation unb unierem iittli6en
Gnpfinben nibt i'm ginflang itcbt,
oic WiitteI 5u Iieiern, 0ur6 pel6e
europa in ein groBes 2eidenieI0 ber.
panoeIt miro, pie niif Die GrnGaung
nidlt ansbleibt, oh cs 81 lnierem @or.
tbeil lit. GnalanSS Seenladt nod mel.
ter 3r frdftigen.
0ieie Stinlmen 6es Geipi''ens unb
Der @ernlrnft gum sdipeigen gu brin.
zen ,iit iest oas gemiihen Der ytep
gorfer probritiiden 8rei'e un6 feIbIt.
,eritGnoIih treffen mir bic n. g.I
Zines" in Der poroeriten Reibe Der
@rob. 9ritdnniens. 'Sn Ell.
lem Irtifel belebrt iie Die gGrger,
,nB Die britiite Serrfdaft iiber Sic
Deere cine Mnthe 1T. @epieien tuer.
'c 61s oil Telitidlanb. 0ieies iei BON
England niht 6arm perbin6ert fuor.
er fif 5u Meer aitssu6ehnen. Gfe
Simes" oerabiaumt, HatiirIi6 ab.l
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-24
Wuntas, ben "a. NIai 1915.
aooiepcIt lit freiaeiprodler

gt gtooiepeIt lit ireigeiproden
iporoen, tpie mir Dos oorauseeiagt
boben. Die @eidmeroe, Die Der al6'
ger Barnes erboben bot, mar 3u ge.
ringfiiaig, als oaB cine anlerifaniidG
Slirp bate iib peranlaBt ieben fon'
men, ibm St)abenerias 5ii3ilipreden.
@ir permiltben, oab Barnes oie ala.
ge Ie6t9lit angeitrengt bat, I'm Roo,
ieuelt politiit itni6doli6 III n1a6en.
0as mar elm iiberfIiiiitges 9eruiiben.
Ger gtinbus. Der Hooiepelt emit itrl.
CAB, iii Idngit 5erItoben. Ooh fam
sugeitanben peroen, oab Die @ntbiil'
lrrnGen III Dem gro5eb Ginblife &c.
mdbrt bahen, Die Hooiebelt nidlt ain.
itig poren. Sein inniger @erfebr
init Den geluobnliditen Iolttifern
ldbt erieben. oaB er oeren SiIfe uidt
peritmabt bat. @arnes ieIbit bat
ebenfaus nitIt i'm StrablenfIeibe Ell.
mes SSoealiiten aeaIGn5t. Ser Grpsef,
hat ge5eigt, oaB cr praftiide 9oIittf
aetrieben uno baB ieine SteQuna nIs
Garteifiibrer i'm iinan3ieq nitt qe.
ihabigt bat. Gsenn garnes, ipie es
ieine abiidt iein ioq, in spet Sab.
rem aIs 9eiperber nm ben gllnbeS.
Senat iidl meIbet, miro man feline eis
aeneu &usiagen in beu Rro5eB geaen
ibn sitiren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-24
WUItd9o sHUtHUpVI9 y
g8irner Yriei.

I'M ariss.. Cine Reibs Dor
neu.n Snbuitriesip.is.n. = Ter gia'
tur abs.lauftt. = Der finbiss ebs'
miser in Deuii6ldnb unb Ssiter'
rei9s llnsdrn. - Der aufitrsis ols
municipalities R.ierpebedsn. =
,}iir's @aierIano." - Worts zines
bef6eibenen SeIb.n. - Bieoer ems
mai cine RisisnIiige bss Drsiper'
bdnbs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-24
9ie ensIiide @oIbiaule,

Die en9Iiihe @oloidule,
mel6e ole &auptialtle Der sIliirteu
biloen ioa, lit iebr maflis gcuoroen.
Ter @ehiclfitrs, DER ulltriiglife @a.
ronleter Der Soluen5, lit 10 itarf &c.
gen Gnglano, oaB Die ameritaniiben
9onfierS anfangen. beSenfIib 81, mer.
Seu. 9aS Biino SterIing, bos einen
@ertb Don $4.S7 repr1ientiren ioa,
lit aui 81. rs 5uriidge9onsen, alio 5il
Dem 9etrage Der 9iiieren5 clit1pertbct
uno ein ipeiterer gtieoereang itebt in
9lusiid)t. Wtit bem frnnsoiii6en
@ehielfilrs itebt es nod ihIedter.
IS lit ser 3uitano eingetreten, ben
mir Dor ciniaen Woden porollsgeiagt
baben. 9ie giniubren Der aIIiirten
gddte bobeu 70 itarf 5ugeuommen,
baB Die glusflbren nidlt 3ur 9efrng
allsreiten. Ter llnterihieb mub
in @olb geoedt perOeu. ober Don Die.
fem mill Gnglan0 lid nift trennen,
fam es iid) au6 ntht trennen, obne
cine Tanif i'm SnIano berpor5uritfer,
bo Die @olOoedime Jest ihon nift i'm
GntfernteIter fir Die groben Gmiiiio.
nen BON Eapicrgeb geniigt. Die
cin3ige Soifnlmg fiir Oie 9Iiliirten be-
itebt barin, grofe 9Inleiben in oieiem
9anSe aui5unehmen. GngIano lniibte
minbeitens 300 Wtillionen in Oieien
9otrbe borgen, Sranfrcif OIL Die $50.
uno RuBlono lit gang Der.
loren, oa e8 icocn Sent ietner Gin
fitbren nit @olo be5abIeu mllB, felt
iein glubenbnn6el burh Die Sper.
ring Ser SorOmtellen o1n3lih aufgc.I
bort bat. GS lit ausgei6Ioiien bob
6ieier geborf an golo in oteiemI
2arbc nIfaebradt perben fonlL baI
oic 9tlltirten lett idou ticf in Der
Hrcioc iteben. 9ie iiIberneu aligelu,
BON oeuen Der enaIiihe SfaBfansler
als Die 9iiraif,uft zines Sieses ge.
iprohen bot, iino oemnaf, ifon iebr
fnaop aetporoen rnto penn Der finar'
;ielle @au, allf ben Die glliirten iid,
tiiben nriiiier, 5uiauuneubritt, bann
Iebt aud Die ean3e @ebrfrait gu
Sritnbe, benn obne GeIb gibts feline
SoloateH. reip. fam man ite ntft er.
ldbren itro nit Munition oeriehen.
Ciefe Sahlage lit fir OeittitIano
nebr ipertb, als brei gelpomene
irobe Stlahten, oern oieieS fam
Iift in Die @erleserbeit eeratben, in
oeIher ii6 6ie glliirten befinben. oa
8 gaes, mas es gum Griege broudt,
ne Dem eiaenen 2anoe be3ieht, gro6,
9affen II. 7. 10. SSn 5oIge oeiien Bat
llt) Der @e6ieIfurs fir 0elttitlanO
cine rpeierttlid)e aeroering erfab.
en- 10 oab es fiunn5iea bns itdrfite
on alien frie9sfiihrenoen S1noern
/. aus oieiem @ruuoe fam ms
lih Der geitritt StaIiens gu ben gII.
irteu fetne qrobe Sorpe oeruriaten,
70 eigentbiinIih eS ifeinen mag,
'iro Die Gage fir Die 9lQHrten bo. |
ltrh perihlimmert, oa SStaIien eben. {
ms ae8Dunaen i'll, grobe sIuipriife |
n 9on6ons llrteritiierng gu MAIDEN
no 6ieies, ipie mir qejeiat baben, oil.
er Stanoe iein ipirb, iie gu beirie6i. I
m. @enn geiast tpiro. mas ia ar5 I
dltia lit, bob nur tpirtbitoitIide Or.
b5pfllna Dem arieae Elm Gnoe mo. I
en- mirb. 10 1T nls Dem 0}ttaetbeiI. |
n gu erieben. oaB oieie Grih0pflIng t
lift auf Oeutiher Seite eintreten L
.S 4
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Brdiibenten. 0ieie Serirruts 1T
unerfldrIih. gBos Der Brdiibent oIs
&edtfertieune onsibt, lit duberit Bin.
fdnig. gr urib IN benz Srrtb,Int be.
ianger ietn, bab Der Mofienihoder
unb oie oaraus iid1 ereebenbe W'en.
itenidIidIterei ieinen politiifen ge.
iorberlih lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-24

Or Serberion grofeiior
Der Bbpitologie on Der Gale. timber.
iitat, iags:
n3ie Sericnflmg Ser ,9uiitania"
mar ballptia8Ii3 bespegen entieeIid,
neil lie oramatii6 mar. Die faIte
Sbatiade it, 6aB 6urh Die 8erien.
tlna 5ebnmal iopieI 2eben gerettet
Doroen limo, ais umaefontmen iino.
Die WdmitloH ipel6e Die n2uiitania"
on 8Oro batte, lpiiroe 5auienoe bin.
genteseIt baben."
Garoilf nnttportet Die geem gorfer
sim" nit oen @orten: Dummies
@eitn6t. Glit iolhcn Rcoensarten
fam man geaen falte 3n6len nidt
alftommeu Nm 8oro Der ,,2uiitu.
nia" befaroeu iif genug @eifoiic,
Inn 5e6rtallielrb Werifen 5u oernit,.
ten 3emnad bat oof Or. Senoer.
ion nitts anberc5 ais Die iuutnit6B.
hide Bdbrgeit geiaet. 9lber naf) Ser
Guffuiilmg Der Sun" lit gtQes, mas
fiir Sumanit6t reoet, @efbtpds urS
Gaes, mas benz Wterf6enmoro 6ien.
lid 1T, bOfite @eisbeit. Gs mare
ein trarlriger Geoanfe, uenn Die
Sun" unO lire geiitesDeruanSten
gldtter Die 9eiinnungen oes antertfu.
Hifden 8oIfe pieoeripiegeIten. 3,rnI
Slid lit bas niht Der ;al. Ser
@affenifader mirS IeoigIi6 BON Sen
Sinnnaiers Der &aa Street aIs Der.
6ienitIihes 8erf aeprieien uni Ieioer
finSet Sieie guffaiiuns eine Stiise am
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Ole amerifaniiten @af.

Ole amerifaniifj fj en- @af.
fenfabrifen arbeiten Gag unb g2adt,
Bo6entags mO Sonntags, nm Die
mls europa founenbeu auftrGge
aits5ufiibren. Gie Hattpnen, pelde
Die oeiltif,en Serbiinoeten befGmpien,
Ddren tbatiddlid se3tprneen, Srie.
ben su iblieben, peun lie niht bon
oieiem 2anbe alts NIT Grieesmateral
perieben tuiiroen. SSn RuBIono 1T es
iotpeit gefommeu, oaB SoIbaten irS
GeIo aei6itt iperben, Die feline on.
bereu @affen, nIs eiierne Stongeu
baben. Surberttauienoe bon Mlen.
ideH iinb ihon burd itniere @rana.
ten getootet ooer oertpunbet tporben
ino pieIe binoerttaitienb rebr rper.
Den Ibnen gum Spfer faQen. Sn iol.
der g9eiie Die 8affen 5irm Worben
5u lieierL lit bod elmer Tation, bic
iid) ibrer Mfenidlihfett uno Rulhtr
riibmt, i'm boditen 9raoe rnrpiirbig.
Gber ipenn ole Renihli6feit bel uns
fein gebor finoet, ioute 6oh 6as
Selbitirtereiie uns peronIaiien, Die
@afferlieierlngeu eir13uiteQen, bo.
init Der &rieg aiIfbort, Ser oud inner
ipirtbIfnftlifes 9eben 3erriittet. R1lr
nit einem eeniif BON Born rno
Sobn foun man Ieien, oaB Ser IrGii. |
bent ieoe 3eit bereit lit, ben sSrie0en
al permitteln pabrenb es bod that.
iGdlih in ieiner Wadt Iiegt, i'm in.
DerbaI6 peltiqer @ohen. ia bieQeitt
Gage ber3litelcn inocm er oie lDei.
tere Iusflbr pom aricqsmateriaI I'm.
teriagt Tcn 9luiirten gnqIanoS lit
es poaauf beluubt, ooB iie obre uniere
Sieferunaen ben &rieq ntft fortieeen
fonnen lno iie luijrben ae3tpungen
fein, Frieoen au ichliehen, rsnn mir
bic 2ieferunlen etuItsqer. a6er mir,
bic mir als bic arobs ffrisbsnsnation
1elten ipofen, Oer5iHbern ben ssrieben.
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giuf elmer Ban, iis,nb, sinsn elm.
drmieeH aamerabsn nstsn ii6. ON
Ring bdbier - traf i4 ibn. Gin i!n.ta
liter, trdftiesr Wtonn BON ii6sr Wlii,
telsrObe. Der ibpars. ss5pirbsIi.
S&nurrbart pdBte 70 redt 5u bem s,'
br1ilnien slntlib. or bate eiHen Stod
in Der Sdnb, unb NIT BEN ,sianstt CT
mshdniidb iJisursn In ben feu&t,H
aiss. asiner Der bsibsn iprd1 ettpas.
Dl fam sin iirnmmsr General porbsi.
Der bsItdiiie iit bic 3nsi - gan,
rubis unb ia6lib. Gann ir1t sr aui
ben S6par3bariisen su. CT rsbsis ibR
erfi bsuti@ an. 9ds psrftaHb Ct uidt.
CT tripibsrts bem GsnsraI In irngaris
i4er Spra6e. Sdbsi itanb er ierssns
Serabs nie duf BEN grsrjisrplab. Der
hDbe Sffisisr smpfanb offenbar Dlits
lsib NIT BEN Wsanm " f,ibr ji9 iibsI
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-05-21
COME AND GONE.

Frank G. Wasgatt of Winnebago
City was in the city on legal business
Wednesday.
B. Y. McNairy returned Wednesday
evening from a business trip to Ro-
chester.
Miss Edna Kanhle went to Swan
vile Wednesday for few days. visit
with friends.
Walter Folsom made business trip
to Lincoln Wednesday.
A. E. Ashcraft went to Cloquet ON
business Wednesday.
Jacob Crest, who is employed in
bank at Valley City, N. D., arrived on
Tuesday for a couple weeks visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Crest.
Frank Kiewel made a business trip
to Button Wednesday.
Mrs. A. W. Hostetter of GlenvilIe
left Wednesday for a visit at Minpea-
polls, after spending several days at
the home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Hang.
Misses Elaine and Elvira Ruth went
to st. Paul for visit Wednesday eve
ming.
Mrs. H. T. Peterson of Geneva is
visiting at the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Y. McNairy.
DR.. j. H. Newman made business
trip to Lincoln yesterday.
Miss Jessie Morrison of Staples is a
guest at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
H. Bastien.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-05-21
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
(SydneY s. D. Kave)

In the last final examination in the
German /, grammar was taken Mon
day. The German I classes are now
reading from the German reader.
! The essays on commercial law are
due today. The book was divided into
eight parts and each member Of the
class took up one definite part to write
on, using such topics as, Corporations
: Insurance, Negotiable Instruments,
Bailments, Etc.
Some time ago the members Of the
penmanship classes began taking theil
examinations to secure certificates of
excellence from the A. n. Palmer Co.
of New York. This is the method that
is being used at the present time in
the high school. Those who have re.
ceived their final certificates are Ber-
; tina Rothwell, Floyd Gill, Grace Gill,
Harry Dobbyn, Isabel Simon, William
Olson, Gertrude Tucker, Irene Strange,
Aloysius Boras, Agnes Hamm and
Magdalene Manner.
F.: Friday morning, afternoon and eve
ming of this week the classes in Man
ual training, Domestic science and
Penmanship will exhibit their work at
the high school. Every body is request
the work that is being done by high
school students.
.---nual Senior Banquet and Dance
The annual Senior ball will be held
in the high school gymnasium tomor-
row evening. The committee on the
banquet has sent out about 125 invi.
tations and if everyone responds, there
will be an attendance of about 400 peo-
pie, the greatest number that has ever
been entertained on such an occasion
at the Little Falls high. The entertain
ment is to take the form of a banquet
and dance. Those who are invited to
attend are the Seniors, their parents
the faculty, and board of education
and their wives. Ovid Belanger will
act as POSTMASTER and the following
students will respond: Joe Tomelty,
for the Seniors; Hester Mills, for the
Juniors; Henry Sutlitf, for the Sopho-
.mores; Hazel Eckes, for the Freshmen;
Mrs. G. M. A. Fortier, Tor the Par
ents: T. c. Gordon, for the Board of
Education; Miss Lycan, for the Facul-
ty, and F. w. Dobbyn, for the High
School.
The commencement exercises will
take place June 4.
Society -.
Miss Frances Simonet will entertain
number of her friends at home this
evening. The evening will be spent
at dancing.
! Normal Department
Mr.: Gustafson is at present conduct
ing classes in agriculture for the girls
Of the normal department.
The members of the iuni0r class en-.
ioyed themselves at a weiner roast
Wednesday evening at Pine Grove
park.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-05-21
N|NNES0TA'S story IS TOLD
BY E. M. LEHNERTS, GENER--L'
EXTENSION DIVISION UNIVERr
SITY OF MINNESOTA
Natural Resources

Natural Resources
The rivers of Minnesota constitute
one of the important natural resources
both on account Of the water-power
they furnish and the waterways they
provide.
Water-Power
The total water-power in the state
exceeds one-half million horsepower,
equivalent to the strength Of fifteen
million strong men ready to do full
work without food or rest twenty-four
hours every day throughout the year.
Unlike the coal fields of other states,
Minnesota g waterpower will not be-
come exhausted but will remain avail
able for all time.
Waterways
The waterways of Minnesota fur
nished routes of travel for the explor-
ers and fur traders Of early days and
for the Indian hunters Of long ago,
and played an important part in the
settlement and industrial development
of the state. It is not generally known
that regular steamboat service con-
meets International Falls with Cana.
dian ports by the Rainy River and the
Lake of the Woods, one of the most
scenic of waterways; and that i'm
provements on the Mississippi from
Minneapolis to St. Louis promise to
give new impetus to the freight and
passenger traffic on this important
route, especially when the stimu
make themselves felt more and more
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-05-21
SHELL HITS kAISER'S AUTO
KILLS EMPER0R'S CHAUFFEUR IN
VILLAGE IN GALIClA.
Russian Missile Destroys Several Ma
chimes in Gaiician Village
Staff Hastily Leaves.

Geneva, via Paris, May 2C.-The
German Emperor and his staff had a
narrow escape while watching the
operations in a village near the River
San, in Galicia, according to des.
patch from Budapest which reached
here by indirect route. It says q
heavy shell burst 500 yards away.
It fell among some automobiles de-
stroying several machines including
the Emperor's and killing his chauf.
feur.
The Emperor had left his car only
Is minutes before.
AS more Russian shells were fall
Ing in the neighborhood, the Emperor
and his staff left hastily in machines,
which they Communicated.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-05-21
Teutons Bombard Przemysl,

Petrograd, May 20.-Bombardment
of the outer forts defending Przemysl
from the west by the Austro-G Germans
is increasing in violence. Russian avi-
ators report that the enemy has
brought up heavy pieces in the vicini.
ty of Babice. The boom of the guns
continues throughout the day and the
noise of the battle can be heard dis
tinctly within the city itself. The Ger
mans north of Przemsyl are making =
serious attempt to surround the fort
sess and have attacked the JaEoslalr
Przemsyl railway, .:..
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-05-21
BETTER THAN MONEY.
Treat the Literary Guy Had In Sore
For His Benefactor.

Treat the Literary Guy Had In Ssore
For His Benefactor.
The house detective Of one Of the
big Broadway hotels stood staring into
the night with Il look of fixed gloom
on his large. square face. A friend,
who was in the newspaper business,
drew up alongside and inquired the
cause of his melancholy.
Its lovely life!' said the morose
sleuth. "Just a few minutes ago Il
taxicab halted here and out fell a
literary guy with bun on. You know
the kind of literary guy mean-wea:s
long hair and carries one of his own
poems in his breast pocket, and is al
ways just going to a Bohemian tea
fight or just coming from one.
well, when he reaches for his roll
to pay the fare he finds somebody's
nicked him for his bundle, and he ac-
cuses the taxi driver. I knows the
driver for a bad boy, so takes hand,
and I finally makes the pirate cough
up the literary party's wad, which he
claims he found on the floor Of the
machine after the party got aboard.
The roll amounts to hundred and
nineteen bones, more'n that writer ever
had at one time in his whole life be-
fore.
1.-THE taxi drives away, and hands
the weeping stew his bundle. and he
falls on my neck, shedding tears of
gratitude.
"'Oficer,' he says. 4 don't know
what can do to show my gratitude
'Then he starts lingering his roll.
and l figures he's going to slip me a
ten or a twenty, but he puts the green
stuff in his pocket.
"'Ofcer,' he says. 4 amt got the
nerve to offer you money. I couldn't
pay you in money for what you done
just now for me, so I'll tell you what
to do.
I "'You meet me here at II O'Clock to-
morrow. I'm going to introduce you
to Richard Harding Davis "-Satur-
day Evening Post.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-05-21
APPRECIATION BY MUSICAL ART
H1,T1R

At meeting Of the executive board
Of the Musical Art club held Thursday
afternoon a resolution was passed
thanking the people of the city for
the generous assistance during the an
nual meeting Of the Sixth District
Federation Of Women's clubs held May
10 and IA. Their help contributed in a
large measure to the pleasure and COM
plete success Of the meeting. Especial.
ly they wish to thank those having
numbers On the program, the ladies
who entertained the visitors, and the
city papers, the Transcript and Herald,
for the liberal use of their columns.
Secretary.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-05-21
SHERIFF'S SALE.
state Of Minnesota, }
County'ef Morrison,

state OF Minnesota ss.
Ceantyef Morrison,
District Court.
Edward Nelson, Plaintiff,
Matthias Krause, Defendant.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That by
virtue Of An Execution to me directed and
delivered, and now in my hands, issued
District, State of Minnesota, in and for the
countyof Morrison, upon Judgment rend-
cred in said Court in favor of Edward
Nelson, Plaintiff, and against Matthias
Kral1se. defendant. have levied upon
the following described real property of
said defendant, towit: Lots Numbered
exo ;s dv rst e. e % RlSck r. nqm
City of Little Fsl!s: Aa1nesota; ana
July. A. D.. 1916. at the hour of 10
O'Clock q. m. of said day, at the north
front door of the Court House, in the Civ
of Little Falls. In said County and State,
proceed to sell ali the right, title
aud interest Of the above named Matthias
Krause in and to the above described
property. to satisfy said Judgment and
costs, amounting to Thirty:six Dollars
and S. evenly. one cents. together with all
same from the eth day of August, 1914,
at the rate of six per cent per annun, at
public auction, to the highest bidder for
cash.
Sheriff of Morrison County. Minnesota.
Plaintiffs Attorney, ...
Dated at Little Falls. Minnesota. May
10Th, 1915. MA ct
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-05-21
Clergyman Defends Strikers.

Washington, May 2o.-An arraign.
ment of methods of the Colorado Fuel
and Iron Co. by the Rev. Eugene S.
Gaddis, a Methodist clergyman, form
erly in charge of the company's socio-
logical department, occupied the last
session of the hearing being conduct
ed here by the United States Com
mission on Industrial Relations. John
D. Rockefeller, Jr., was not called to
the stand, as had been expected. He
was not present at the hearing, but
remained within call in case his testi-
mony should be required.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-05-21
He Got It Wronq.

A lady while going downstairs to
dinner had the misfortune to step
slightly on the dress Of lady in front
Of her. The man on whose arm the
former was leaning said aloud, rudely,
so that the couple in front might hear:
always getting in the way, like Ba-
laam's ass"
Upon which the lady whose gown
had been trodaen on, turning round,
replied with a sweet smile:
Pardon me! It was the angel who
stood in the way and the ass which
spoke"