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aaa I'll hrn hcaciitrcbc llnaooma %om,
mcr. Solt / Sc Strsa Al Nucn. hroi
Sirfanocrnc hobcbca lommcn, be-
apnoic AT orotcltcrc. ~ Scr 'rcnloa'
Nco u~tpcipoiac Ncuiicr FOR. al Hilt.
tcrnc arou % i1icn &c Nonllc Gonocr,
ION Tor lTnacrc cllcr fortcre 3lo til
b0Nc bar tlsrtc no pda N%''alos0pn'
lcrnc mocn'or Vpcn. aulnbcrne, ionl
bctaltc Tor Scacn iraf / &a't III I'll.
blio tilboac, men 0ntierne. Der 'rcni.
ocIca haube itore Nobe al aanbcr.
hoorior life Den llblopeoe Nclsnninl
par bctalt, mCnte Ell Ndn0e par Ell
Sanoe. hnor Den lnb par funocn. %
prote'icreoe 'ao polblont, al Oct Ell
fort Si0 trilebc mleo Sprer noe / On
ems A0nbcbilirltter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16

Ore lig no al en- peo %cien pGrenoC
Nopncgang % latte Iige moo Wta'fi'
men. Somnrenitsbet par iao polo'
font. at Wotoren itorloieoc mcb ei
opbt Sif, % Sren maatte iooleoes
'igcs at bope punbet ocn fsrltc Gitn'
DC. ia Den raienbe Gre eiter Of babe
taaet ct p~asienoe @Gocmnal iaien
itprteoe meo iGnfet Sppeo moo sli,to.
mobilens WaifinocI - iom Den sicn.
'pnllg bar melt iorbitrct poa gif
Oct Den DOG ilbc, ibct Den paa IN eller
onoen Ytnaoe fom Iiot pnotpcrfe iao
Noffcbcnct fnGffebes. Nmtomobilen
bar bleuen ioa beifabiqct, at Den life
fnnoe fcnrnle Zig ira |oIplaoien meo
egen SiGlp.
%enter paa DIOR. Toa Spboipita-
let | minneapolis lig9er Ell Iioen vi
&c, Vobp Elna, % pellter poa Wtor.
FiAcn cr finn omtrcnt ire Tiger ganl-
mel, men onlenoifisnt bun err friif og
tiIlpnclaoenoe bel forneiet. ioa ipnes
Spaeplcierifen / De blaa Zine at ie
ct @limt al SGngieI bun penter
pao Wtor. Barnet bar Tor moglc ga.
&c lloen cftcrloot poa Ntrs. &anoi
Sborpea Sogibus. 20 un1c rclflGo.
tc Gamer par forrigc Sirabag fomne
til Mrs. Thorpe, Den enc leoeiloe Ell
3.oorlg Ont, ben ailbcn nlcb ct SpTb-
barn | Nrmcne. &c IL Iunter leieoe
ct GTrelIc og bctalte pna ire Collars.
Mrs. Thorpe off fort eitcr ileb / IN
Ell, og no bun tom tilbngc par De me
Eo9crenoc f%oriuunlonc - alle umbtn-
gen %abD Slna, - bun ldd in;llenoe
/ Scn9cn. Wrs. 3borpc tog Jig al
Barnet pG plcicoc set opcr 9tnttcn %
belle Snsoa0, ~baabcnoc at Wobcren
piloc pclloe tilbn1e, men tiIiibit mont-
tc bun brlnge Barnet til @pboipito.
LET. Zen lille Staftcl har gobe. foit-
bare alTocr, % riin0t Sallcn bar
bun Ell tpno aiGoe, huori hGn0cr Ell
llocn "Socfct" al Cub. Eoa oenneS
enc Sioe cr i%ilbgraperct Oct enc Sro
Gina, pau Den nnbcr Nogitaperne
IS. ~"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16

Iill9cn riogct iorbeorct pco ct LEI
@egn Snsboas Giiermiboag. men
pao los, ionoig @riino bar ouereoe
Sfoocn oo meget itor. Snsoog paa.
ltoaca %inoens &uitigbeb at bape naa.
ct op til GO lfil / Sinen / 8rano
Sorts og Jarao, % S%teuifperne for.
msrfeoe iaaleoes 2uiten, at allto.
mobiIfierere / @aberne u,aatte bril.
&c line Eps ior at ie fremior iig.
Stsp % iplaa Sanbforn trPnatc Tia
glennem De minbite Iabninger ino
/ Sniene. % ingen gpgning ipntes
at upre iaa tot. at life alt i~nopenbig
blep 0Gffet nlco Ct init Steplaa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16
Sn burDc bi0e mere
ont bit eget QauD,

"..s hhoerfuioe Sioipsmiblsr % f~tpr'osns uatnr.
.Isnne Sonofabtr. - lab bsr'pr bin ,SsrisubHnat III
Vmueten bore big baoos til s9rbpm % fornsisifs.
Deuo'olione National parf bio Gardner 6atewan
os Northsrn Satiis gon.n. Jort'at o.Itpp,r. frpb.
.moe oe oersn'ts amsriiauiis aIippebieree % ben male.
wv eos'aoe @israiiebs til Spsr pe ben norbIiae
49, "a.saostoh 'seter bu BERTH ct minbre ubl9s fau
~ :, ~a'e GU Soaotur aisnutni inbs nlanbtfe Siser
~ ". huthrhisnne Alfalfa - Mibnaisipleus 9anh.
S"oS.'oi oa'aa l bin FUR ct Ssisa til Sainisr s,aiio.
,.ot'oern Yaeitie Sonsn. aienu,maiereub. ben met
,hlefes,ante oa rs'ouresriat 9uroosft,u. bpe,r bio
oehne Nnlsenina meo fine lab. siu,tpri,er lur %
a..u1 ,pr SommeriuriIter. Ytpb ben ~forsasbe gatur.
nl'hofo notn forsasot llbaiftsr. S%ienn.moaaeub
tpa ooaiIa ira Chicago. oa ct. Raul. minneapolis
,os'aa 'ra 8an'as Sttp. 81. scuisl til YeQpmitpus
sari '0arotnsr) % ben ~rorbIise Stusbansfpt. Der.
'0niia slfpriersbe lure bper las til Yarf.u.
Strtp. bs'es slsr tslsiousr for fri AeiieIiteratnr oo
hpipsnin9tr. I. ID. Rockwell, Dist. Pass. Ayt.
oil CITIZENS National Blk. Bldg.
Des MoineS, Iowa. Phone Walnut lhhS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16
mtarnnHn.
&anfmGn0 unocr Mnflaac. 81

<"ruulIuUuu uuutl CHIiuyC. Suul
les .. Erobert, ansierer, % @rnil
&. Sbeobalb, osiiitcrenoe aasierel
pco Nirit Hntipnal @anf / Sconomo'
moe, blcu Den lite os. arrcitcrcoe ior
llnberilTb. Ger oiorocs bcn Eoa.
itono, at sc bapbe misbr,let bcninnpf
$1,000 al @nnfens WtiOler.
Sturmifabc / pcitlisc @iseunin.-
Erpiioent Surnpion peh ga GrosIe
Goluntps &onobriigsifole bar eftcr an.
itiaeoc ltnoerisgelier erflGret, at Den
hcitige %ino forrigc llgc bar ~iorpoloi
~tSnrnlerne / Den pcitliNe Gel al Sto-
ten nteget itore Cab. &eie % ianoi9e
Igre er poa mango Steoer soelugte
% mao %tilinnca igien, ON Ser inar
lfol Blue nogcn Mpling.
Sheriii Clipns Morocr innben
ifglbig. @en5el @urunef er pco Net
ten / Barron funben lfplbig / Wtcrbct
poa Sberiif Matt Slion ben 25be
San. % al CONNER @icfbam otter
anbcn Grabs Nprbrpoelic benlt til 20
slarS Straforbcioc. Ser iortGIlcs /
oennc 6orbinoclic iom ri Werfelig-
bcb, at @iniam &onorb Soft, Ell
Trtter al ben tioligere YrGiiocnt og
altioa bTrenbe OenneS fllloe Napn,
Dor Wcblem al Surpen.
@als al Tor. Statcrs Waribal. =
Scnator Taul =. &uiting bar labet
befienot0iere, nt Sempfruterne peo
Geierenbum pil bape at beltemme,
bpem ifal ubnrpnes til Sorenebe
Staters Maribal for @isconiirls peit-
liae Iiitrift. Yfan bill bape at beige
mellem iplgenoe aanoibnter: &. s.
ancen, Bangor; Inorew 2. @ropn,
Mtooiion; ~. q. S'@ricn, Sbuas.
burg; ". y. Cannon, Merriqan
,Nlnction, % Sranf S'Gonnor, @au.
i'm.
Hr~raaaenSe Sppe. Senrp Senien
al Hocffcro tos Jig iorleoen en- Eur
til %clcit for at gipre nogle Snbfisb,
% blanot oibct ioripncbe ban Jig meo
Ell IN alGoning, iom han itrar tog
ibriig. San traf fort efter 10 megct
bpggeli9e Spre, iom toa bam nieo fig
paa en- Spaoiertur. % nanenbe ct al.
iibealiagenbe Stcb blcp Senien til.
oelt ct bebspenbe Slag / 9ouebet %
oerpaa fuloitGnbig ribbet. Gsperne
hapoe togct al bclls me &lToer, /
hpis CONNER rar Ell life rbctpoelig
Een9eimm.
%cnter |enaabnins for Siets. -
Sohn Sicti. befiei,bt for lit lan9pa.
riae % beltemooise Soripar al 0Gm-
ninaen PED Cameron, menes Ill mart
at blipe benaaocf. Otter Mnisgnine
loo @npcrnsr Mc@ppern ben 30te
Gan. 1914 ben Tiet3 iosmte Strai al
Iipspariat S9neiel fcrnlinbife til 20
slar. bpilfet esentIie life beIsb Jig til
ncget, oa Saneen allerebe er Ell CANT
mel Nanb, men man mener, at bette
par oct ierite Sfriot til bans Srisi-
peIie. Ibpofat 6. s. Sober al Nap.
pile bar III taeet fig al Saeen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16
mirhtpuu

Stpr Sfabe nnrettes. MorSlise %
peitIise IiHiean bIepN ben 1Obe os.
biemiset al ben pGrite Storm. man
Der bar bapt paa mango @ar. Zen
heftiee @ino leoiaseSes al Sfplrcgn
% ct beftiet 9orberneir. Set iamlc.
be Fob artases efter be inbIcbne WeI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16
IA nutun

Sean paa Tremsans. Som Sesr
paa ocn itorc Srensane. Der M gis'
res / Montana. auisres Ser. at Ct
&iinbreoe me Tcitfontcrer er bIepnc
etabIercbc inben Staten / 2sbet al
iibitc Iar.
Wasforefomit peo %afer. timber
Sen BORING. iom Mpntana Petroleum
Gompanp iorctaacr pcb Safer. or Der
iicbt pna @as / ell Snboe al omtreni
500 Sob. Ser par Ell nofiaa iieri
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16
Observation-Disclosures

The Allen Magazine and Business Guide
pl be9pnoe at ubfomme ON ct Tar uoers
Alb. Vet bIir ~ Sioer ioruben Smilaa.
trptteS paa 9oot Vapir, nbtommer maanebs
lt9 o9 pl tnoeboloe COB g9snina liant rene
gperttsleinenter. Set tplter 81. 80 for aoret.
Ssrlte hummer inoebolber isleenoe Mrtitler:
sbe Sprin9 OF Siie; 6~eminiicences OF gu.
@one Naps 6itp gife Superitition Wfuiic;
frolo9 ano Eeace Eoem bp the Gbitor; She
Sonle ano Copies OF Sufferer. Maaaiinet
tolter tim Sl.5O for ct belt aar. Sea pil
lGtie tor Sris paa bet ON ret malae nil
lno'enoe I'M Subitription mart.
Hans Allen, Red Wing. MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16
1nNlanNet.
an,nn.

Stafsfpnpcntiun. Zen repuhlitdf
'tc Transformation or Ioitnentolr
n mcNci Sca Moincs bcu l9hc %ill'
Vii itrttc SSilipn. @iniam !
%ruon hoIot 'orriRc Sor2bn0 en- Sdl
/ Sca Mt0lncH. ~ hpob mon melt be
IiQ Nicrte | a hans l(otalelIcr "a
Ncttc. az han uiloc liotte SSoooror
&SiIlou 'or VrT'locui.
Zen pmitrintc Ni!m. @nretaoorr
mcr Wcucr / Sc9 YioiucS har o'Nluc
Sen NicnNclic. al ser inaenlomhel'
CSrin0 cr I'll al iorbnNe OpierclIcn a
Set bCflCnotc Stntte | heuTNcllac Sn2
bincNcr She Birth u 4 Station
SoQcn hor porct en- bel llQc % toiic
@ucn Here Nunore0c Collars.
Bar nrr orrbt / Ut &untpr. :. G
MoricrlN. ser bciiprC0c Ct Glrnlof
Noutor Stouy 0ttp. uor 'orrlNc lldl
mar blcpCn 0rUbt pc0 lin Nlllt. Toe
CT itort Stutfc al NlGitrinNcn / "a
Qci 'alht rco pna ham. Mnr brnltc;
I'll Ct Noiyiidl. huor hon c'tcr Ell q
mc@ Norlrb Qicnpnn0t @culNltbcocn
%cticEbt NcitcOpSrCtt:r BOO. Is. 81
%lrt0M %muuGtauri0 6orrctn1nQa'
man0 / Gc0ur Hdplo@ ~ tlcnot opci
hclc %auAct lom SphrUttcr a. IRA.
ucrhciic. cr 'orrjQc Hoe niNnoct pcr
1oOeu I %oa AuQclca, hportcn han
rnr rciii 'or i'm iujnocuNc Nclbrc0a
Sfulh. - Nor 9nmmcl. &nn otter.
luhcr liz m1cu rTrc SlU9tnlu9c.
Sfirbncipnracr Niprctnr. hilbert
s. M}clcr blcp lorlcocn 2oa nn0cr ct
mi0lcrtiolai Cphol0 / Niclbonrnc
in0hl0i Il, en- 9,cu til nj inNc Ell Mlc.
rctlIr ncnnca NutumnhIl. &lnrctn-
rem enOtc mc0. at ViolfIncn pTItcoc
"a Niclcr fonl ian tiilfnNc. Of han 90
&c ocn 'el9cnNc 2oa. Ncicr pnr -
Anr gonmcl % bocnNc / Ninriho(l
tomn.
Src Eiocr ornfnct. Ghnd Nnrnnnm,
9icpn ,>ohnlon % Ntnriorlc Nolr
brother, lamillQc Clcucr uc0 Nrl'to.
len / Numor0cn. orutnc0c (ora0uN
Niicu / @iQ Siour Ntpcr, inct ct
Nudn. hpori pnr n onNrc Vllcr %
en- YUrcriubc. ait M opcr cl &rm.
ulun ~lllpffcn ioQttoNca al - Nnl.
ltolcpiNcr Der houoc tnNct 'i9 en-
&uil pcb Glpcbrc00cll.
81 %uanlro Hneoriffc b~cilnoirn'
ors. Nolltlct i Nc2 N}oiucS lONoc
iioitc 5oraonp NclloQ pnn 10 &oNn.
IUH q oQ NrrnoeuiL DER bcnitob
pco Moot &alonN Noncn2 Stntlon.
Gen iiorc NcbolNnlnQ Dcilob AZ moll'
&c minorc Norlca0inNer. men / ollie
(llrpl0cr n0rc3icrcNc mto lingerie
N}dpuc Mtlc SlutpHl h1uoc Ell
Nrr0l a opcr Ct Quinn Dollars.
llNiOrtc i'm caeu %icijr. 2cr Tor.
trlca ON Gle StuuQclnu0 az Wits
EnQcnu Slipn boenoc nrr Nunbnr
i Nurihall Goluliu. at Oc lorlc0cn e..
fer QomIucl 0uTtcrmoncr ubtertc lin
cocn %iclic nNcn Niitono Al lIrrit Ell
Ter ~Grcn~nanuucr On al Sc tillicoc
purcnnc Ninucr oplritc iom Gcrcnlo.
lllillc'icr DC noi'ic S~pHrN@n'auI %
Soor, DER 'dd Qlcl'ioQc@ az %rl'oc'
porrei %lorcrnr illocrfc1Ncoc ell
t-.If -..-.. 80 s. LA. -. IA 1900.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16
Spuripmbco / Muurb,nb. q

heads Stolcbern piicr liz al onI9aoc5
Sparcionten life blct / Sr0cf. ioct
bcrca lnmlc6c Sparcinoituo bclsbcr
Tia Ill S3,l7565.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16
Hans Allen, Red Wing, Mimi.
burger at bile noa op til en- balp WtiI.
lion Collars.
&oitbar &pbberlaonino.

&oitbar 9obberlaSnins. 9ampe.
rem rs. 8. UNDERWOOD" afeif Den 9be
D.. ira Sougbton meO Ell &obning al
5000 Cons &pbber, bpilfet er ocit
melt %p9roiinloe &aOning al bette Wie.
tai n~ogeniinoe iclot neboper Sno.
%ilperne nteo ct enfelt 6artsi. Eli oelt
nilpGrenoe Tris al 80 9ents pr.
Eillo er ocnne &obberlaoning uGro
oper to Wiuioner Collars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16
Nm NnnbiSat ipr Ycaislutnren.

Mcrmnn Noe, Ncoattcr al "Nortb-
'clh NcmH". hnr lnoei liz title iom
Adu0l0ai Tor NcprUlcntnnt / &egla.
latlrCn ira Hlcc Gourtn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16
.Npi NIScr.

Npi Nlocr. {honlu3 McGtlIcn.
ben Tl0llc hpl0e Winnb / Aoodid)inN
Gouultp % mnolte / belle Den norSllDe
Del a. Stoten. cr bcn 9oc Mui al
gnoct pc0 Sebcn- Nnn blcu 1O3 Mar
dulillCl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16
IN Sutelurrt / Swatunna. i.

Sanocrlon al Can't Gertcr hor fiebt
Notcl Smntpmno / Npcn Sipotomla
% nNtcr poo Gicnoommen at lr0rerc
Norbcorlngcr I'll Ct Ncleb a. omtrcnt
$4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16
%or r. prrbt i 1T Suntor. :. &

Wtorieru0. ser bciiprcbc Ct Glrnloa
Noutor Sjoly Gitp. uor lorriNc llQc
nur blcpCu orUbt pco lin NlIt. ioct
ct iiort Siutfc Al NlGitrinlcn / "a.
lc, 'alht nco pna ham. Mnr brnltca
III Ct Noiyliul. hucr hon c',cr Ell q.
mes Torlcb Nicupan0t @cuiNithc0cn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16

StrsnL % Der bar Nntpbninaer til.
ot Der / en- itsrre Cubic uiloe naocS
8aslag meo emo ~iterfere Srpf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16
IaispInntninaen iRana. 9

D.. melote~ ira %llpcrnc. at WtoiS
plnntnInNcn 0u par / milo Wan0 opcr
belle Nocf Eonntu. % at Snrbhun0r
par / cn %iortrlnliA Norlatnin1. Sc
tlsllgc %elr bar pTrct 1unltIAt fol
Sm0uNrpnct
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16

ltnrcllcn ior North Satota Statsllo-
%'tllllng bar llfret Jig EQUATOR &nutc
NcIlpn 'om Ell al De Sulcre, Ser ncO
benlc Inlconing oil optrToc. Sc
nutor Ncllon bar louct at tale Den
lSoc %llli.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16
%cficrpt NcitcppSrrtt:r DOB. Is. Il

%artoM muuGtaurl0 6orrcinun03.
man0 / Gcoar Ndpl0@ NJ tlcnot opcr
hclc ~ouNct iom SpNrrttcr a. Sra
ucrhcitc. cr lorrllc Hoe niNnoct peo
Ioneu %oa AuQclca, hporhcn han
rnr rciii 'or i'm i~uulocuOc Nclbrc03
Sfuln. - Mar 9nmnci. Nnn otter
lancr ilQ illQcu nTrc SlG1tnln1c.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16
Gre nnariber Mutomubil. ! MGr.

hebcn Al Nniiin iorciaIot iorlchen
Goa CT meset heitiat Commented
mcIlem ell Ore OF ell Nnicmcbil, %
oet blep nof ocn ierite. icm fraf Oct
"tortciic Straa. Srob3 az Charles
Noirhanfs' Iutomobil fife haphe NO.
gen bihicnbc reh Sarrc, ina brch en-
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-05-01
Progressive Woman Voter" Has
a Few Things to Say On Paving

to pay, too, good stiff ones. On; him
will rest a good deal Of these improve
ments. You have 10 heard him say
that he will not do these things, nave
your That he will fight, and al that?
At least | have not seen it i'll the pa
pers. The old board has stated their
issues and they seem pretty frank
and straightforward. The candidates
opposed to the old board have
revealed nothing. They may consid-
err themselves honest men i'm this, but
we have yet to see where they &C
CURED the appellation.
Some of the property wner IN this
town have lived off the people for a
good many years and have never tried
to do one thing that would take a
few pennies from their pockets. They
are the first to- knock at the idea OF
a few cents raise in the taxes. You
can't improve your town and keep all
Of your money. all at the same TIME,
but your money will come back many
times over if you do improve it and
boost and make your property equal
to your property values.
Let us all put aside petty griev-
ances. Let us cheer up and forget
why we don't like this particular one,
or that, and work for Carson. For a
slogan let us have, "WATCH US
GROWr Perhaps we will wake up
to the fact that a great necessity does
exist when we find another movement
on foot to nov the capitol. We sit
back contentedy and say: But that
will never happen''' How do we
know it won't happen? 1t has come
so near to it many times that the tool
ing part was in the dear, dim dis
lance.
Yes, it would be years, perhaps. be-
fore the thing happened, but where
would property values be IN the
meantime? Cement the capitol here.
Every Improvement is a spike VI the
capitol. When people on the outside
see that we really want it and that we
mean to keep up the pride Of the
whole state in this little spot, the scar
of our state officials, supported prac-
tica'1y by the salaries OF the state Of
@ficials and employees, then we will see
the whole state boost. Be willing tc
spend a few of your easily earned
dollars!
PROGRESSIVE WOMAN VOTER
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-05-01
Wells Observes
Clean Up Day

TUESDAY was ~"clean-uI" day in
Wells, and the streets, alleys and va
IAN lots are again "spick and SPAN
and as clean as rake, broom and show
ell could make them. Everybody who
possessed civic pride and could get
out was out early in the day cleaning
his or her own premises, or assisting
in cleaning the streets, alleys or prem
Uses Of a neighbor.
The work was performed under the
supervision Of the ladies of the Cen
fury club, assisted by a committee
from the Commercial club; and to
these organizations is due the thanks
of all citizens for their interest i in
the sanitary condition and clearly ap-
pearance of the town.-Nevada State
Herald.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-05-01
CAT OUT OF BAG AT LAST

improvements. The other four can
didates treated his communication
with silence.
So there you have the whole thing
in a nutshell. If the old board IS
elected the paving in front of the
premises of those who are benefited
by the work will be paid by them, the
city paying for the paving at the in
tersections. If the opposition candi-
dates are elected, and they do any
paving, they will probably be of the
same mind as Colonel Day and COM
pei all the taxpayers to bear their
equal proportion of paving whether
it is In front of their premises or not.
1t is no wonder that the men who
stand as main sponsors for the oppo-
sition candidates favor their election
and their plans. The said sponsors
own quite a bit of Carson street prop
erty, in the section which is propos-
ed to be paved, and they are perhaps
eager for paving if all the taxpayers
in the city pay for it and they them
selves relieved OF the main burden.
But their scheme won't work.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-05-01
Carson, New, April %, 1916.

Carson, New, April %, 1916.
Editor Appeal thing about the
first thing that comes to the minds of
us all when we read an article crying
graft" is that nan must be well up
in the thing himself, else he would
not be so ready and willing to see
graft" Suspicion is the lowest form
OF ignorance.
1t is a strange thing how every
community in the state can progress
but Carson; how all can get the get
together and boost" spirit but Carson.
If one comes along with a CHEEKY
smile and a hearty handshake, it is
always 81 wonder what he has in his
mind now" Why not forget our per-
sonal prejudices, our ill-wills and get
together and work for Carson. Have
some civic pride, get behind this old
board and show them that we appre-
ciate their efforts. They have. CON
.cealed nothing, their record Is open
flor all. Don't %insinuate, but get to-
gether and pull. Don't let us DE the
laughing stock of the whole state be-
cause of a few non-progressives. Have
you known any Of the absentee land
lords to improve their property? Have
YOU known of amy who did not, when
approached by a buyer for some OF
their property, put the price so ex-
brilliantly high that purchasing was
out of the question? Make them pay
for the improvement of their property
and then they will see that purchasers
will not be unreasonable in their de-
mands.
How many supported this new
creamery o~f-ours? Did all the bust
ness men from the president of the
association down? How many went
into it with a vim and determination
| to make the affair a sure and paying
proposition? How many knocked 1t
| or were afraid to show a little pro
gressive spirit?
Why should you be suspicious OF
| one. or a dozen, who get together ant
work for the upbuilding of this town:
| On what do you base your suspicfons'
| Are you so we'll skilled in the art Of
graft yourself that you can almost
picture the fortune these men are
making out Of this?
1t occurs to me that you have
pretty good booster in this calico
coordination attorney" He has take:
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-05-01

A short time ago ]. Poujade ad-
dressed a letter to each OF the nine
candidates running for city trustee,
asking them if m the event they were
elected and Carson street was paved
as now proposed, what would their
attitude be as to who should pay for
that paving. the property owners of
the entire city or tine ones whose
property was on the street that was
to be paved and who we're directly
benefited. Mr.. Poujade received an
answer from all four Of the cd board,
two by letter and two in person. to the
effect, and they stated it emphatfcal-
ly. that the property owners on the
streets that were paved would have
to pay for the paving in front OF their
property and that the city would pay
for the paving of the intersections
and cross streets.
Only one of the anti-paving opposi-
ton ticket replied to Mr.. Poujade, and
that was Colonel H. Day, who stated
that he was in favor Of all the prop
erty n in the city paying for the
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-05-01

Now this is the law of the. Overland
that all in the West obey,
A man must cover with travelling
sheep a six-mile stage a day;
But this is the law which the drov-
ers make, right easily understood,
They travel their stage where the
grass is bad, but they camp where
the grass is good;
They camp aud they ravage the squat
ter's grass till never a blade re-
mains,
Then they drift away as the white
clouds drift on the edge of the salt
bush plains,
from camp to camp and from run to
run they battle it hand to hand,
For a blade of grass and the right
to pass on the track of the Over
land.
For this is the law Of the great Stock
Routes, It's written in white and
black
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-05-01
Big Times Coming.

This is a big day for Carson, cleo
ton. circus and Uncle Sans postof
fIce taken over by a Democratic post,
master. But then there will be other
big days after today. Have you voted;
II not, vote for Macdonald, ellison
and Fulstone in the first ward ty
Placing a cross opposite their names
on the ballot. In the second ward
vote for Macdonald and Hurley by
placing a cross opposite their names;
don't bother about Day, he is elected
By voting as above indicated you Wi
vote for paving, a bushes revival in
Carson and prosperity for the entire
community.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-05-01
Quicksilver $128 a Flask.

Six TASKS of quicksilver were
brought into Lovelock from Antelope
valley Wednesday by F. @. Palmer
and w. G Mccoy. They have an eN-
~tensive property in thai section OF
Humboldt county. Immediately up
OH :ileir arrival in town Palmer and
Mccoy made arrangements for the
shipping of the product IT, San Frar~
cisco. They secured a c.otetion Of
$12S a flask.-Review Miner.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-05-01
Personal Mention

Rev. l.. B. Thomas was a depar-
lure for Virginia City this morning.
Attorney Judge Brown of Reno is a
visitor in Carson today on legal busi-
ness.
Attorney Thomas Kepner of Reno
was among the arrivals on this O
inr's train.
Dick Galisan of Virginia City was
am arrival ON this mornings train
from Reno.
Mrs. w. E. Wallace, after a visit
Of a Few DAYS. in sparks, returned
home today.
Attorney George Montrose of Min
den is visiting in Carson today at
tending the circus.
Judge Frank Largan, accompanied
by his two sons, autuei down from
Virginia City today t attend the cir
Gus
Lester Summerfield, city attorney
of Reno. came in this morning on the
Virginia & Truckee passenger on a
legal GRAND.
Hon. William Forman, former
member Of the legislature and autior
Of the Nevada compensation act, was
an arrival from his home in Tonopat
last evening.
Patrick Dudley, superintendent OF
the state capitol building, leaves for
San Francisco this evening. He will
return in a few days with Mrs. Dud-
ley. son and daughter, who will make
their permanent home I'M Carson
They ha,, rented the home formerly
occupied by State Treasurer Ed Nal
ley.
Mrs. Pearls B. Ellis LETT on the pas
senger last evening for San Francisco
Wednesday morning Mrs. Ellis will
entrain for New York city, where she
will visit her daughter for a couple
Of months. Mrs. Ellis is a delegate to
the thirteenth annual convention OF
the General Federation of Women's
club meeting in New York city MAJ
% to June 2.