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province and Of an army corps. IL is
an important educational center and
also has a large trade in timber ana
grain. At the present time its popu-
lation may be estimated at 100000.
It's chief importance just now Is
due to the fact that it stands ut the
junction of the railways from Berlin
and Warsaw to Petrograd. From the
East Prussian frontier it is 40 miles
distant. from Petrograd about $50.
and from Warsaw 257.
But these railways. although the
most important, are not the only lines
which converge on wilma. 1t is con-
nected by line running southeast
through Minsk with Kiev and the
great resources of Southern Russia,
while yet another branch gives com
munication due south with the fort.
ress of Brest-Lltoysk and the Pripet
valley and Rovno Through Minsk
on the southeastern line runs the
railway which via Smolensk reaches
Warsaw-Napoleon' old route.
Russians call Wilma Little Paris
It's seine is the Viliya, a stream
scarcely 200 yards wide, flowing
through winding gorges or defles
densely Swallowed by fir apd birch.
The town is crowded in narrow, I'M
savory streets on the slopes of hills
miniature Montmartre and Montpa-
rnasse- and above it, on a summit
called Zamkovaya Cora, or Castle
Hill, stands the ruins of an eight-sid-
ed tower of red brick, the remains OF
the castle which Gedynim Grand
Prince Of Lithuania, quilt early in the
fourteenth century, when he establish
ed Wilma as his capital.
The site, however has much old
er history. Whatever the primitive
L.iihuanians may have been, anthro-
biologists declared that they once wor
shipped a sacred fire kept burning at
the foot OF Castle Hill, like that of
the Vestal Virgins in the Roman
Forum. On the spot where the pag-
an fire once famed stands now a
structure like a Greek temple, the
Cathedral of st. Stanislas. wherein is
the silver coffin of the great Polish
saint. Casimir.
But there is another sanctuary
which is much more honored. Above
the town gate near the central rail
way station is a chapel. which posses
SEES an image of the Virgin far-famed
for miracles. Here the lame, the i'll,
and the blind are brought while their
bearers kneel praying in the streets.
Catholics of both the Latin and the
Greek churches unite in generating
the virgin of the Ostra Drama Chapel.
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& BUSC
Eva contraeiors and Builders ~

EstiIatcson5 Hcw buildings. Repairs, etc.,
promptly made. Shop in rear DR.. A. z.
Cutter Block, Main St. Telephone II. F.
Redwood or IN. E. Buss :. ~
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Fat MARGARET.

1t was history lesson, and the teach
err felt convinced he had told his boys
all the important features and charac-
ters connected with the Wars of the
Roses.
Now, boys, what do you know of
Margaret of Anjou| was his first
question.
A Slight pause and then quite good
show of hands
"Well. Jones ?'-this to a youngster
who was frantically waving his arm
about like flag signaler working over
time.
'She was v-v-very f-f-fat, sir" STAN
mered Jones.
Fat! How do you make that outY''
queried the teacher, who had made no
mention at all of the lady's physical
charms and was somewhat in doubt
himself rs TO her exact dimensions
Opening his textbook, Jones trium.
phantly pointed to the following pas
sage:
zone of Richards stoutest opponents
was Margaret of Anjou.'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-09-22
Tho Cat He lacked.

An freshman fresh from the "ould
sod secured job with numbering
crew in the Minnesota woods. While
sound asleep In his bunk one night a
lynx slipped in ut the open window
espied Paddy's brindfc whiskers and
promptly bounced on its supposed en-
cmy A terrific contest cnsued, during
which Paddy's clothing was reduced to
ribbons, but ending happily when the
brawny son of Erin secured n half nell
son on the beast and hcaved il bodily
through the window.
lie was instantly surrounded by n
score of excited and admiring woods
men After examining himself critical
ly Paddy Strengthened up slowly and
remarked with distinct emphasis:
"Bedad, if knew tn mon thot own
cd thot cat I'd be afther rammin' me
flsht down tn throat av iml wud
thotr'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-09-22
SMASHING BLUE LAWS

Center Rutland has the distinction
of having more games of Sunday base
ball than all of the rest of the state
combined. or at any rate we hear
more about it. says w. c. Belknap in
the Bellows Falls Times. Last Sun
day the stellar attraction was the
New York Bloomer Girls. The pre-
liminary announcement said:
foote's Andres, the famous female
pitcher, will be on the mound for the
first four innings and she will be sue
ceeded by Schuman, male pitcher,
with >Witte Mt the receiving end. Miss
f. Friss at first base is said to be a
star in the position, The Center Rut
land team is expecting big crowd
for this game and is hoping that the
sale of score cards will take the team
out of debt"
The published account of the game
was that 1900 fans were present and
continues
"The score was tied 1 toll, at the
opening of the ninth. In their half
of the final inning the girls hit the
ball hard, scoring two runs, their
work being loudly applauded, the
crowd roofing for the visitors. Cen
ter Rutland went to bat in the ninth
with the apparent intention of scoring
just enough runs to win the game but
they had waited too long. The girls
put up a great game, especially Miss
E. Friss, who played first base.
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WILMA A KEY TO PETRoeRAo
Russian Little Paris Was Advanced
Base in NapoIeon's Campaign.

Wilma, the cradle of the Lithuanian
race, which has been captured by the
Germans. is one of the keys to the
door through which Petrograd may
| be reached on the direct railway be-
tween Warsaw and the capital 1t is
the first key which opens the outer
door; the second is Dvinsk, and it
opens the inner. The railway crosses
the Niemen $40 miles south and lit
| tie west of Petrograd. Wilma is on
this railway where it is Joined by the
line coming from Libau and Kovno,
ninety miles from the river; Dvinsk
at the junction of the Riga branch, is
100 miles nearer Petrograd. West
and east along the Gulf of Finland
runs another line to the capital. This
is from the naval base of Reval, OPP
posite Helsingfors, and is about $50
miles long.
With Wilma and Dvinsk in the pos
session of the Germans their advance
toward the capital would be along the
railway. With Riga in their posses
sion an attempt would doubtless be
made to reach Reval, 40 miles, by
forest highway, due north. The pos
session of all three-Vilna, Dvinsk.
and Reval--would give them two rail
routes to the capital.
At the beginning of September, af-
ter several vain attempts to cut the
line Riga-Dyinsk, the Germans turned
their attention to the line Kovno-Vil-
ma and took possession of the War
saw Petrograd line between Wilma and
Dvinsk By Sept. Is they were in
vesting wilma on three sides.
One hundred and three years ago
Napoleon recognized the strategic i'm
portancc of Wilma and chose it as the
advanced base of his famous invas-
ion of Russia. He secured the line of
the Niemen and made wilma the stra-
tegic center of the French forces.
When he advanced on Moscow he
left Murat in command OF his maya
zines and hospital. When the news
came of Napoleon's retreat Murats
men mutinied, pillaged the shops of
the town. and deserted about 10000
wounded Frenchmen and Russians.
In the intervening twelve days before
a Russian army arrived OH the scene
most of these died
Wilma is the headquarters of the
Governor General of the Lithuanian
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PERSONAL MAGNETISM

will power, stamina-call it what you
will-that strange, mysterious, subtle
force that brings wealth. renown and
happiness to all is inherent in every
human being. by Madame Morgan's
method any person can develop
wonderful magnetic personality and
learn how to read the character and
thoughts of others in a few weeks.
You can use this wonderful power
without the knowledge of your most
intimate friends and associates. You
can win the
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His Ciew.

The London police sergeant raised
his eyes from the blotter as two po-
licemen propelled the resisting victim
before him.
"A German spy, sir' gasped the first
bobby
II am an American and can prove
It," denied the victim.
That's what he says, but here's the
evidence" interrupted the second bob
by, triumphantly producing a bulky
hotel register from beneath his arm
and pointing to an entry.
~ Gates" written in flowing
hand, was the record that met the as
tonished sergeant's -Everybody's.
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Busy Program.

The women OF certain town recent
ly organized a musical appreciation
club, and for awhile everything was
lovely. Louise" asked the husband
of one of the members after her return
from one of the meetings, "what was
the topic under discussion by the club
this afternoon?" at first Louise couldn't
remember, but finally she exclaimed
Now ! recollect We discussed that
brazcn looking hussy that's just moved
in across the street and Debussy."--Ar-
gOnnut.
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Do Il Now.

Lose this day lettering, twill be the same
story
Tomorrow, and the next more dilatory;
Then indecision brings its own delays,
And days are lost lamenting those lost
days
Are you in earnest? Seize this very min
What you can do. or dream you can. be-
gin 1t.
Courage has genius. power and magic ia
il.
Only engage. and then the mind grows
heated
Begin II and the work will be completed
Goethe
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Houses and Lots for Sale

House OF TEN re oms with mo dern
impr ovenents, loyated 318 Pleasant
ST.. on good sized lot. Price So. GOO,
Large house, 20l Scott ST., occu-
pied by two families. Price So. 500.
Building lots on Scott ST., $500
each. Others at $40 per foot 'front.'
age. Building lot corner Scott and
Stafford Sta. Also Guiding lots on
Stafford ST., facing Morgan Park.
Estate of DIN Scott alai
Henry y. Fillmore, III
Homer H. Webster. ~
Executors.
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nlEl. on the counter.
The girl, who is
somcwhat austcrc snatchcd up the
piece. looked at it sLcptically, then
bounced it on the counter. 1t rang
true She took ont change, including
n penny. and pushed it toward the
customer. All during the occurrence
the sting was not so much in what she
did as in the way she did it.
The youn~ man had not said word
or moved Il muscle of his face all the
time. Preserving the same serenity
and silence. he picked up his change,
glanced at the girl, regarded the pen
ny moment. bounced it on the coun-
ter, listened. picked 1t up and walked
out. his face as cxpresslonless as ever.
Patrons who had watched laughed
quietly, and the girls face flushed
Newark Star.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-09-22
EAo Special Readings EnN
JVV THIS w EE X VVV

Madame Morgan's work is her re-
ligion No idle curious or frivolous
people seen.
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- The
Scrap Book
Paid In Her Own Coin.

A local cafeteria was the scene of an
artistic bit of reproof the other day.
In Il cafeteria the luncheon seeker
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Love, Friendship and influence

of others and obtainsa greater share
of happiness from life. You can be-
come respected honored and a leader
in your community. If you long for
greater success and happiness you
are advised to learn more of this mar
vellous power. 1t is the magic wand
that rules the world.
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WanderS from ta-
BILE to table with
Il tray, collecting
the parts of a
meal, then re-
ceives Il check
for the amount
of food on his
tray and pays the
check on the way
out after he has
finished.
y young man
Of preposscssing
appearance a n d
VI ii Ii the ear
marks of know
in < his W n y
arc Il n d" ap-
proa G h q d the
cashier with his
check ana laid n
fifty cent piece
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Continuation
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SAY "P"0~amirn."~.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-12-09
MON SCHOOL NOTES

The boys basketball squad held
the first practice of the year at
the Armory, Dec. 1. Prospects for
good team is excellent and we
will give some of the other teams
a good run for the championship.
The first game of the season
will probably be played with
Breckenridge, Dec. 18th.
Every one is sorry to hear that
Herbert Royce, a prominet men,
Der of the Junior class is going
to move away. We will miss him
because of his athletic ability as
we'll as his congenial company.
There was a rearrangement of
seats in German II class last
Thursday. G. P. is especially de-
lighted with hers.
Miss Snyder in assembly {:
Douglas are you talking again
as yet"
The state debating league was
Joined by our school Monday.
Rosa Fligelman, Morgan Falley
and Hattie Bentzin were chosen
as representatives for the w. II.
S., having debated the question:
Resolved that the American Navy
Should be Increased" Profess
ors Jones and Mcmahon from the
S. S. S. were the judge. They will
later debate with some other
school in the district not yet
known.
Puzzle for Eng. ~. Glass:
G. H. wishes to know what he
would lose if he were given a
million dollars?
1t would be to much like a
dream as Arthur says:
In German ii. Da muszalles
hubsh piano zugchen. Anna L.
translating: "They must know
how to play the piano.
The girls began basketball
practice Monday. They have more
out this year than last year and
expect to have a fine team. Miss
Morden will be the coach of the
team this year and all predict a
successful year.
The Latin I class was enter
tanned on Friday by H. w. and P.
w. with some of the lates: acts
in gum chewing.
F. N. to J. c.: Justin, you're
sucha nut. the squirrels will get
you some day.
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dren and Viola Bailey returned
home Tuesday having spent few
days with relatives at Merricourt,
N. ID.
The Ladies' Aid members fin
ished a quilt last week at the
home of Mrs. Geo. Elliott, which
will be for sale with other goods,
Dec. 18th.
Henry Haerms and mother of
Archer, Iowa, came Saturday to-
attend the funeral Of their nephew
and grandson. Clayton Williams.
The Barney Township School
board is building a barn on the
public school grounds for the con
venience of pupils who drive in
from the country.
The Ladies Aid Society will hold
a sale of quilts, aprons and fancy
work and serve supper at the E.
E. Bailey home Wednesday after
noon and evening, Dec. is, 1915.
! Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams,
who reside six miles north of
town were Frustrated with grief
Thursday forenoon to find their 5
year old son, Cloyton. dead in a
window of the chicken house.
While at play the little fellow had
evidently looked i'm at the open
window and while in that position
the window came down, killing
hin. The funeral was held Satur-
day afternoon at the Antelope
church with Rev. Foss, of Dwight,
officiating. The bereaved parents
have the sympathy Of the entire
community.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

Morning service next Sunday
at 1880 with Sunday school fol-
lowing Immediately at 1900 m.
Endeavor is at $3.50, and evening
service at 1880 P. M. Come and
join in these services; you will
find them helpful.
Remember the prayer service
at 1880 O'Clock Thursday evening.
The topics are practical and
handled in a practical way. The
TEACHERS Training class meets
just after the end of the prayer
service, at 8:15 P. M, for their
weekly meeting. They are study
ing the Hurlbert course of les
SONS, and are getting great deal
of help from their study. They
Icordially welcome recruits TO
their ranks.
The Christian Endeavor of this
church has invited the Brccken-
ridge young peoples league to
join i'm this service next Sunday
night, and we are expecting a very
interesting and stimulating meet
ing. 1t is we'll sometimes to ex-
change ideas with others who ere
aiming at the same results we
strive for. and such an exchange
is beneficial to both the parties
concerned. The Endeavor meet
ing last Sunday night was cxccp-
tlnnally waIl attended. Most of
til" time was occupied by a de-
bate on the question, Resolved,
that Christianity is success in
the Twentieth Century" There
were two debat"rs on each side,
and Gael, speaker was giNer .e,.
minutes. Tie decision was in ia
vor of the negative. There were
Two spcclai musical numScr:, u
vocal solo by Anna Forman, and
violin solo by Clifford Peterson,
both of which We're we'll received.
The musical numbers are a
prominent feature of our Sunday
evening services. These services
are intended to be especially at
tractive to young people. and al
though they are pleasing to all
those Wa, are young in heart.
Last Sunday evening the way for
the sermon was prepared by mu-
sic by the orchestra. violin solo.
and singing by the chorus choir,
and the congregation. The ser
!! mon had for its subject 1.-The
/ Second Mile" and emphasized the
blessing which attends those who
do little more than their duty
in any calling.
Owing to an oversight, no men,
ton was made in the notes las:
week Of the Thanksgiving SER
vice. 1t was heartfelt and sincere
in its recognition of the benefits
which we enjoy in this peaceful
land prosperous nation. The ser
mon was earnest and thoughtful I:
it was delivered by Rev. Duden.
A substantial collection was TAX
en- for the Children's Home at
Fargo.
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John Thiel was among the pas
sengers to Wahpeton Monday.
Miss Lena Wittkopp went to
Wyndmere Tuesday.
Aaron Johnson and E. o. Whip
pie left here Saturday on a trip to
Minneapolis.
Herbert Speckeen of Deer Greek
Mimi, came last week and will
spend sometime with his cousin.
Geo. Speckeen on the p. Laux
farm.
Lulu Galmeyer came up from
Breckenridge Saturday to spend
Sunday with friends.
Burl Adams was business
visitor in Wahpeton Thursday.
Mrs. Cords of Devils Lake, n.
d., was among the agents who re-
Gently canvassed our village.
C. +. Bailey returned home
last Wednesday after spending a
couple of weeks with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Hazel Wickstrom at
Ryegate. Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Waitman,
also Peter Weber, went to Wah-
peton. Monday.
A party was buying poultry
here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ista and Fred
and Esther Ista of Colfax were
visitors here with their sister,
Mrs. A. Matthias Thursday.
Carl Quick came back to Barney
Saturday after a trip on the Great
Lakes.
Bert Bailey and wife and chill
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BARNEY REAMlNos

Mrs. Carl Springer of Wynd-
mere canvassed our village Thurs
day for the California Perfume
Co.
Mr.. Mulligan of Alexandria
Mimi, was here On business last
Friday.
Ralph Adams who is working
for l.. E. Motfet, is suffering with
very sore hand.
e. E. Bailey spent Sunday here
with his family.
The l.. Bohn family of Moore
ton are moving this week, into
the house vacated by w. C. Gal
meyer.
Charley Tibeau Of Wahpeton,
was in town Friday.
Our stockbuyer, A. Meyer ship
ped two cars Of stock from here,
Saturday.
L. E. Riley. the Wyndmere bank
er, was in town on business Tues
day.
! Chas. Brosowske and Arnold
Henkel left here Thursday to go
to Finlason, Mimi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Csrl Pelzl, Mrs.
Rehmet and ID. G. Hoxie were
Wahpeton visitors Friday.
Ed. Riemann went to MOoreton
and from there he went on Thurs
day to his home at Deer Greek
Mimi.
The Ladies' Aid sale On Dec. Is
is the place to buy your HAND
made Christmas gifts.
A. Matthias and Charley were
Wahpeton- Breckenridge visitors
Friday. e
Miss Alma Kressin was in Fer
'gus Falls between trains Satur-
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SCIENCE SCHOOL NOTES

The Science School has some
thing very unusual to offer to its
students and to the public Friday
night Of this week, for on this
date Nine. Dorothea North, the
world famous Swiss Soprano. will
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The Dwight Lutheran Ladies
Aide will meet Thursday this
week with Mrs. A. E. Nelson. This
will be the annual business meet
ing.
The West Bethany Ladies' Aid
will meet with Mrs. Matthias Le-
land Thursday, today.