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night by the Jailer's daughter.

hiSHI ny tHc Jdllcr > OduSutcI.
The Rye Straw storekeeper has de-
cided that in these days of competi-
ton and high tax he can make more
by cutting off an inch or two of his
yard-stick than he can by regular
profits.
The curtain at the opera house at
Tickville has been worn out by being
raised and lowered so often and until
new one can be bought the audi
ence will have to keep their eyes
closed between acts.
Miss Hostetter Hooks is preparing
to sing at the entertainment at
Bounding Billows, Saturday night.
She just sung there a few weeks ago.
Nobody will go from this vicinity as
everybody knows her.
The deputy constable has levied on
COW and calf owned ny one of the
Potlocks near the Wild Onion school
house, for an old deb, ana left for
there Tuesday to speed the night
with him to keep him from getting
mad.
The Tickville Tidings in its last is
sue called an entertainment !; e
treat. Raj Barlow says that this not
what he calls rare treat. He says
when a fellow calls you out behind a
stump and gives you a drink Of whis-
key you have rare trea-.
After brief mental rest me Wild
Orion school teacher has again open
ed school and the scholars are learn.
ing very fast. Little Fidity Flinders,
who, within the past few months got
behind, has caught up with the rest
of the class by tearing a few leaves
ont of his hook
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1916 ANNOUNCEMENT 1916
Hughes & SwinebrOad
The Real Estate Men of Lancaster
The Real Estate Men of Lancaster

No. IA. pol acres, unimprOved,
fronting on two pixies, one mile from
Lancaster, first class land III every
particular, number of fine building
sites, susceptible of division from sew
eral smaller farms. Price $3.50 per
acre.
No. Is. 243 acres, four miles out
on pike, highly improved, mostly in
grass, good land, ready for business,
SIS per acre.
No. 16. 225 acres in State of In
diana, As miles north of Louisville
on B. & o. R. R., fertile land and
good improvements, will sell or ex-
change for other property.
No. Is. 125 acres, right at town,
old time brick residence, large rooms
brick outbuildings, attractive home,
good land, susceptible of making a
suburban division, number of fine
building lots, fronting on street, but
we must sell as a whole, has never
been on the market until now. Fur
Their particulars and price on appli-
cation.
No. 10. 200 acres. on pike, four
miles from Lancaster, very high class
improvements, large handsome resi-
dence, large barns, silo, etc. Can be
divided into two or three or more
farms, but We must sell as a whole
at $50 per acre.
No. 20. III 10 acres by survey.
one mile from pike on macadarn road
large residence, new tobacco barn,
stock barn, good land, limestone soil,
bargain at $1,000.
No. 21. 1A7 acres l 1-2 miles
from town on pike, fair improve
ments, good land, very productive,
partly rolling, can be divided, price
as a whole, $50 per acre.
No. %. go acres, on pike 1-2
miles from Lancaster, good land all
in grass, room dwelling, stock
barn, tobacco barn and other out
buildings, improvements all new.
100000.
No. %. So acres, five miles from
Lancaster, on pike, right at school
and churches, accessible to two other
county seats, small residence, large
barn, good, young orchard, fine 10
cation for dalryman or stock man.
Price on application.
No. % 1-2. 104 acres, highly i'm
proved, two miles from Lancaster.
splendid land. Price $135 per acre.
No. "a. A good business PROPOSE
ton; large Groom dwelling with s.
room basement for kitchen, dining
room, etc, large livery barn, two sto-
ry, upper floor, hardwood maple,
used for dance hall or skating rink,
two small houses, will always rent
Located on railroad, In small, but
splendid business town. A money
maker for the right man. Price
$4,000 or will trade for farm. .
No. "a 1-2. 60 acres on pike,
near town, very fertile, big tobacco
barn and residence; SIS per acre.
No. %. A number of cottages
and residences and building lots and
business houses in Lancaster and
suburbs, at attractive price either for
homes or for investment.
No. 26. We always have on our
list other properties, farms, dwellings
stocks of goods, in fact all kinds of
properties either for sale or trade.
No. 81. To the man who wants
to sell-SEE US. If you want to
sell at public auction your farm and
stock and crops, let us pull Off the
sale for you, we will make you mo-
ney.
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Come and let as sell you a farm in
Garrard county, where i've millions
of pounds of the best tobacco is
grown annually; where all the agri-
cultural products grow abundantly
where the best live stock is bred !;
where the blue grass grows; where
good schools, moral and hospitable
people are attracting many home
seekers. Lancaster, the county seat,
has three banks, telephone exchange,
electric light plant, creamery, splen-
did water works system, two Touring
mills, grain and hemp warehouse, to-
bacco warehouse, on the L. & N. rail-
road, one of the best graded schools
in the State, having an endowment
fund of $4,000 in addition to a
$4,000 new school building. We
can sell homes or choice lots near
the school.
Our price is the owners price. We
refer to any bank or to any official
for proof that we will deal fairly
with you; as we have done for ten
years and have no dissatisfied custo-
mers.
Improved and unimproved farms
of all sizes and various locations and
at various places but any farm priced
at it's market value.
In the East capitalists are hunting
real estate.
No. /. $50 acres, on pike, ID
miles from Lancaster, good land,
slightly rolling, well improved, at $50
per acre.
No. ?. III acres, 4 1-2 miles on
main pike, fine land and we'll lOca-
ted, good improvements, at $4,000
per acre.
No. 8. 191 acres on pike 1 ID
miles from town, land very fertile,
tenant house and two large tobacco
barns. Price $4,000 per acre.
No. 4. 124 acres on good road,
1-2 mile from pike, rich land, partly
rolling, brick house and tobacco barn.
SS5 per acre.
No. 5. 125 acres, IA mile from
pike, 1 1-2 miles from railroad, good
land, fair improvements, a bargain
at SIS per acre.
No. 6. 80 acres on pike, miles
from good village, residence, stock,
barn and tobacco barn, well watered
mostly in grass, hemp and tobacco,
land ready for cultivation. A money
maker at $65 per acre.
No. Z. 200 acres of as good land
as there is in Kentucky, 1 1-2 miles
from Lancaster, on pike, well improv-
ed at $3.50 an acre.
No. s. so acres unimproved, adj
joining No. Z, on pike at S135 per
acre.
No. 9. 440 acres, one mile from
pike on good road, first class land,
good residence, tenant house, five
large barns, concrete pools. A mo-
ney-maker either as an investment
or to live on. Price 500 ger acre.
No. 10. 600 acres, 1 1-2 miles
from pike, well improved, residence
and tenant houses, several barns, fine
land, well watered. Can sell the
whole at S65 per acre, or will sell off
smaller tracts at attractive prices.
No. IL. $50 acres on pike, good
land, well improved, good neighbor-
hood, three miles from small town.
Price $50 per acre.
No. II. Sc acres of fine land, one
mile from Lancaster, small residence,
large tobacco barn and other i'm
provements. $125 per acre.
No. IS. 81 acres one mile from
Lancaster, on pike, fine land and new
improvements. $125 per acre.
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$1O0 Reward, 500

The readers of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there Is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able TO cure in ali its
stages, and that is CaIarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive now known to the med
zeal fraternity. Catarrh being constitutional
disease requires a constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system, thereby destroying the foundation
of the disease, and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and assisting ma
ture in doing its work. The prOprietOrs have
much faith in its curative powers that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it
fails TO cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo O.
Sold by ali Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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died near Rye Straw Tuesday, and
Frisby will drive his black horse for
a little while.
Cricket Hicks, who has been con-
fined in the Rye Straw jail with
complication of charges, will be Civ
en- a coming out party Saturday
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HOGWALLOW HAPPENINGS.
(Hoowa1Iow KontucE;anl

(Hogwallow Kentuckian)
Raj Barlow has improved the ap-
pearance of his home by an enlarged
picture of Miss Fruzie Allsop.
FrisDy Hancock's brother-in-law
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News of t.e Churches
Presbyterian Church.

The Communion service, July g..
Preparatory meeting on Wednesday
night at z 80. All the members and
attendants of the church are urged
to be present.
The revival at the Christian church
at Junction City, which was conduct
ed by Rev. Homer Carpenter, of
Shelbyville, closed Friday night with
81 additions, II by confession. Rev.
Carpenter leaves his pastorate at
Shelbyville, about Sept. LIST to be-
come Chancellor Of Pennsylvania
University.
Rev. J. H. Pence. of Clayton, ILL.,,
who has been spending part of his
vacation with his father, near Row.
land, has returned home. Rev. Pence
has done a splendid work since as
Stunning the pastorate of the Grace
NJ. E. church at Cayton. A total
of 131 new members were added to
the church roll during the past year,
which speaks far more than words
could tell of the great work this for
mer Lincoln county boy is doing in
the Masters vineyard.
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Bulletin No. S

Bulletin No S
The Bethlehem Steel Company's
Offer to Serve the United States
At a expenses of the Government
Isn't worth while facts before pnng ahead
expenditure $ the peoples for Government ana
putt andb
to wmake offer the Govern
The Bethlehem Steel Company will manufacture for the
of the United plus
charges overhead depreciation Federal
Trade Commission fix We will this for such period
the Government designate
Federal
o eermne price andn
nj price Govern
proposition fair andou to be accepted?
The measure before the United States Senate.
fHsS M s aTseR ns Bethlehem Steel Company
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-15
POPLOCH z PRZYCZYNY
CZERWONYCH NALEPEK.

Skarlin. Jak donosza "Glosowi
Lub", powsta} w srode pred po-
1udniem wielki popfoch W naszej
okolicy z nastepujacej przyczy-
ny. So}tys Lekart otrzymal z
pewnoscia cd w1adzy czerwone
nalepki, jake rozwiesza sic W
razie mobilizacyi. Me p~rzeczytaw
sly sobie widocznie pisma iowa
rzyszacego przesylce, kazaf ma
tychmiast porozlepiac rozkaz mo-
bilizacyjny. Oczywiscie, re wsr6d
ludnosci powsta} pop}och. Wszcza1
sic place i lamenty, zaczeto sic re
gnac IA wojne. Przejezdzajacy
przez wioske weterynarz z BIZ
skupca powiadomi} 0 tym wypad
ku w1adze, kt6ra natychmiast po-
czyniia odpowiednie kroki ola u
spokojenia ludnosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-15
w1ESCI z 0JCZYZNY
z PRUS POLSKICH.
KONKURs.

Bank Ludowy W Toruniu o.
g1osif juz W dniu 9. Kwietnia kon
kurs. Powodem bankructwa by}
jak mas informuja, niedostatecz-
ny nadz6r interes0w przez rade
nadzorcza, kt6ra dyrekcyi Banku
'pozostawi{a zbyt wiele wolnosci
zawierania interes6w watpliwych.
kt6rych ME kontrolowafa. Pc "a
tenn by}y i nieporzadki kasowe,co
wszystko przyczyni}o sic do zruj-
nowaniu Banku. Zwiazek Sp6--
lex Zarobkowych stosowa} wobec
Banku Ludowego w Toruniu te
wszystkie przepisy i os%troznosci,
ma kt6re charakter Zwiazku w
mysl prawa zezwala: ME dopro-
wadzi}y one jednak do %pozadane-
go rezultatu wobec tego, re VIA
sciwy organ kontroli, rada ma
dzorcza, stale zawodzi}a.
Straty rzeczywiste ME dadza
sic jeszcze ma razie wykazac, W
kazdym razie So bardzo znaczne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-15
z POD MOSKALA.
SKAZANI IA

z Radomia (okupowanego
przez Austryak6w) pisa: Komen
datura wojskowa okregowa o.
MAMMA publicznie, IL wszystkie
osoby kt6re W grudniu 1915 +. i
styczniu 1916 roku z okazyi licze-
mia ludnosci meskiej ola sekcyj
robotniczej dopuscify sic gwalt6w
i ekscesow, W rozmaitych miej-
scowosciach okregu radomskiego,
.zostaly skazane przez rade wo-
jenna, zebrana W OWEN miescie.
IA kary wiezienne cd 2 tygodni
do 2 lat. Jest os6b tych %.
Dodac nalezy, re zamieszki tie
powstawa}y wskutek pog}osek
pomiedzy ludnoscia, re
ME chodzilo tam o liczenie ludno
sci, tylko 0 pob6r do wojska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-15
tax okaleczony, re pc u
mieszczeniu go W szpitalu, zmar}.
z POZNANSKIEGO.
WARZYW.

Poznan. Rada zwiaZkowa RE
rzy niemieckiej uchwalifa upef-
nomocnic kanclerza Niemiec dr..
Bethmanna : Hollwega do skon-
fiskowania wszystkich warzyw, ia
kie tylko znajduja sic W calem
panstwie niemieckiem.
Rozporzadzenie to stosuje sic
przedewszystkiem do ziemniak6w
i kiszonej kapusty, kt6rej znajdu
ia sic podobno wielkie zapasy w
prywatnem posiadaniu. Skonfl-
skowana zywnosc bedzie nastep-
ME rozdawana ludnosci cywilnej
"a kartkami, a kierowac bedzie
rozdawaniem minister zywnosci,
nowo mianowany.
Dzienniki socyalistyczne W ca
}ych Niemczech zadaja stanow-
czo cd rzadu, ably w mozliwie maj
kr6tszym czasie zaprowadzono
wsp6lne publiczne kuchnie i "a
kaza} g%otowania W prywatnych
domach. Wedle tego planu
wszystkie zapasy zywnosci, jake
znajduja sic W posiadaniu pry--
watnem, to jest tax kupc6w wiel
kich i drobnych, jak i os6b po-
sezczeg6lnych maja bye oddane
albo zarzadowi miasta, albo tez
gminie. TIE maja otrzymane "a
pasy rozsortowac i stosownie roz
dzielic i wydawac obiady i kola-
eye z miejskich wzglednie gmin-
nych kuchni. Gotowanie zas W
domu ma bye surowo wzbronio-
ne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-15
GALICYI.
MA JASNA
GORE.

W1adze austryackie og}osi}y
przepis ola pielgrzymek, udaja--
cych sic ma Jasna Gore.
Pielgrzymi oddzielni otrzymuja
bez trudnoSci pozwolenia ma wy
jazd do Czestochowy, lecz z ogra
niczeniem pobytu do Och dni.
Grupy pielgrzym6w, liczace cd
10 do Is os6b, otrzymuja pozwo-
]enie w6wczas, jezeli trzej z po-
miedzy pielgrzym6w biora ma sic
bic odpowiedzialnosc "a pozosta-
}ych.
Procesye W Czestochowie moga
bye urzadzone jedynie "a zezwole
MEM wladz ~wyzszych, uzyskanem
przez duchowienstwo, kt6rego
przedstawiciele musza %uczestni-
czyc W procesyach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-15
re SLASKA.
CIEzKO TERAZ MA KOBIETY

z Zarzecza. (pow Kroscienko)
'pisze jedna z czytelniczek do"Lu
du katol.' Ciezko teraz ia mas
kobiety. Wiosna ma karku, robo-
ty tn pc uszy, MEOW niema, a tn
jeszcze udreka. Teraz my, kobie-
ty, musimy sic strac o wszystko;
kontrolowac, czy plug dobry do
orania *dac go naprawiac, czy
brony maja wszystkie gwozdzie,
czy w6z ca}y, czy motyki bardzo
zarzdzawia}y i t. d. U mas w 60
rach ziemia do roboty ME ciezka,
ale gorzej robic, DO kraj nier6w-
ny, tn pfuga kobieta ME utrzyma,
AMI fury nafadowanej ME portrait
zahamowac, do tego trzeba ko-
niecznie chlopca. Ia to u mas ma
rod rzezwiejszy i kobiety i chop
.cy i dziewki i ch}opaki. U mas
wszystko razne i lekkie, nauczo-
ne chodzic pc g6rach, ME zasapi
sic tax wnet, DO i wychowane ma
lekkim chlebie, Ia owsie i jecz-
MENU, DO zyta ma}o. a pszenicy,
ami krZty. I s kOniki p6rskie
jake krzepkie. Ma wojnie die
siec wielkich koni pierwej wycia
gne}o nogi, niz jedna gorska Ska
pa. q mas teraz smutno; ma}o
many wiadomoSci o mezach, do
my rzadko rozrzucone. Ale i tax
pchamy biede. Me tracimy otu-
chy, DO moze doczekamy lep-
czas6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-15
LOS G6RNIKA,

Stalorzowice Kruszak AdolfKa
lyta, pracujacy W kopalni "Preus
SEN zosta} przez obrywajace sic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-15
Osmdziesiat lat i diva. "Licze

Osmdziesiat lat i diva. "Licze
80 lat''-pisze PAM Marya Dy-
ker z North Branch, n. Y.-"i
ME moge sic obejsc bez okolicz-
niosciowego uzywania lekarstwa
Ora. Piotra Gomozo. Moi zoladek
ME jest tax shiny, jak powinien
bye, lecz jedna lub diva dozy le-
'karstwa Gomozo wzmacnia go, a
wlasciwie wzmacnia ca1y orga-
MIN. Zeszlej zimy wszyscy cier-
pielismy ma grype, lecz Gomozo
szybko mas cd niej uwolnifo. Ora
Piotra Gomozo by1o rowniez bio
gos}awienstwem ola mel c6rki,
kt6ra mieszka W New Yorku.
Cierpiala ona Ia wyrzuty sk6r-
ne. Dwie butelki wyleczyly ia zu
pelnie."
Me jest to apteczna medycy-
IA lecz zwyczajne lekarstwo zio-
lowe, kt6re jest W uzyciu przez
przeszlo sto lat, chociaz nigdy
ME by1o szeroko oglaszanem. Spe
agenci dostawiaja je lu-
dziom wprost do domu z labo-
wylacznych wl%ascicieli,
DR.. Peter Fahrney & Sons Co..
So. Hoyne Ave. Chicago,
Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-15
WALKA o TYTON.
I.W0W. Og6lnv brak tyto

IWOW. OgU1Hv Urak tvrOn1u ]
papieros6w W miescie trivia W dial
Sym ciagu. Brak odczuwac sic
daje ME tylko II mas. lecz, jak
pisma donosza, W ca}em panst--
vie. Niedawno pojawi}y sic W
trafikach papierosy re szlache-
tniejszych gatunk6w tytoniu i
zdawalo sic, re osoby zamozniej-
see beda je zakupywaly, rezyg-
r6wnoczesnie z kupna ty-
toniu Sredniego gatunku, kt6ry-
by mogla kupowac ludnosc mniej
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-15
KRADZIEz w KUCHNI
LUDOWEJ.

Pi1a. w niedziele W nocy doko-
nano w tutejszej kuchni ludowej
dose znacznej kradziezy. Z}odzie-
je, przypuszczalnie m}odzi chic
pacy, dostali sic przez wybite ok
no do wnetrzna kuchni i przeszu-
kali wszelkie ublikacye. z kasy
zabrali 200 marek W papierach
podczas gdy 80. NIX. W monecie
srebrnej i niklowej pozostawili
%nietkniete. Pred o%dejsciem po-
krzepili sic jeszcze funtem Sic
kanego miesa, upieczonego ma ga
zie i znikneli bez sladu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-15
Rad UMIE WYkAWIAG
ZkOTE PIENIADZE.

Zabrze. Pewien kupiec W kuna
towie ofiaruje kazdemu, kto mu
przyniesie zlota monete, do funta
mas}a darmo i bez karty ia ma
sio. Jest to do pewnego stopnia
niesprawiedliwoSciq, DO wiele o.
sob nawet ma karty masla dostac
ME moe, a eli, kt6rzy posiadaja
z}oto NIGGA mas}o zaplacic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-15
NIESZCZEsLIWE WYPADKI.

Czarpury Gosporarz Adam Re-
mel zajety usuwaniem rowu szan
cowego ma swym gruncie, przysy-
pany zosta} walaca sic sciana i
odni6sf powazne obrazenia. -
Dotkliwe konfuzye odniosia, "a
sypujac TAXI row strzelniczy ma
swej posiad1osci r6wniez Kata-
rzyna Szyk W Czarpurach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-15

zamozna. Nadzieje zawiadly, DO
tax jednego jak i drugiego gatun
ku wciaz brak, a jesli sic W kt6-
rejkolwiek trafice pojawi kilka-
dziesiat paczek tytoniu, to ME-
znany trafikantowi kupujacy ME
otrzyma go.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-15
KARTOFLE IA KARTKAMI.

WarsZaWa w Warszawie kartO
file nabywac mona tylko "a kart
kami. Do sprzedazy upowaznio--
nych sekcyi zywnosciowej, 81
sklepy miejskich sklep6w stowa-
rzyszenia spozywczych i 260 skle
pow zydowskich wlascicieli skle-
pow spozywczych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-15

Niekt6rzy ludzie ME wie~
dzie6 CO by dali azeby sic tyl
ko uwolnic cd zapchania. Hol
lister'a Rocky Mountain her.
bata dokona togo, a zrobi to
szybko. U3ywajcie jej raz W
tygodniu q bedsiecie regular.
nj, szcze6liwi i wolni.W apte.
CO Brown'a Og}.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1916-03-09
GERMANS BACKING
GORE RESOLUTION?

New York, March s.-The World
prints the following:
DOCUMENTARY evidence in posses.
sion of the World shows the driving
force behind the Gore resolution and
McLemore resolution in congress is
the National German,American al.
lance.
"The clearing house Of the alliance
in it's congressional campaign is con-
ducted by Alphonse Koelble of New
York.
"The principal lobbyist in dealing
with congress is T. L. Marsalis, a
New York real estate operator.
"The congressional program Of the
National German-American alliance
comprises three. measures.
"First-Refusing passports to Amer.
-icans travelling on lhips Of the bel.
ligerents.
"Second-An embargo on contra.
band of war.
"Third-Prohibiting federal reserve
bnaks from subscribing to foreign
loans."
The new German campaign for the
control of congress against the presi'
dent is not operating as a pro-German
propaganda, but as anti-English prop
aganda, although it is completely in
German-American hands and the mon.
ey comes from German-American
aonrcaa
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select the delegates. In the case of
a set of delegates elected and not
pledged to any candidate, a still
greater latitude is permitted in their
action at the convention.
1t would be matter of informa-
ton to many voters to have clear
understanding of what course the
delegates will pursue who may be
chosen at the coming election, par
;. :.icularly what action will be taken
= delegation that might be select
Z q opposition to the nomination of
Sc, e,r La Toilette. Although the
prin a. law requires delegates to
suppc, he nomination of presiden-
tial cal aldates selected as choice of
the voters, there is possibility of a
conflict in this respect on the part of
delegates who may be elected and
who were known in advance to be
opposed to La Toilette for president.
It is generally believed that La
Toilette has no chance of being NOM
mated as a presidential candidate.
Also the La Toilette delegates have
publicly stated that Cummins was
their second choice. 1t follows,
therefore, that any voter who desires
the nomination of Senator Cummins
should vote for the La Toilette dele
gates.
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ATTACK FROM NORTHWEST
Germans Renew Effort to ereak Down
Verdun's Defenses.

London, March 8-Checked again In
the north drive on Verdun the Ger
man crown prince is trying to break
through the citadel's defenses by an
attack from the northwest.
Having captured the village OF For.
ges, eight miles northwest of Verdun.
the Germans are battering French po.
sitions on Goose hill with heavy roll
OF artillery. The latest dispatches
from Paris report French batteries re-
plying energetically to this attack.
ital over the loss of Forges, these ad-
vices say. The village constituted an
advanced position from which the
French speedily retired under the Ger
man cannonade to the strongly forti-
fed Goose hill positions, one mile to
the south A. further advance by tho
Germans would bring them Within
easy range Of the northwestern forts
of Verdun.
Though full credit is given the Ger
mans for the success OF their first
onward rush the impression is grow
ing here that the severe checks ad-
ministered the crown prince on the
northern front of Verdun may be the
forerunner OF collapse of tho Yer
dun offensive.
Beaten Back With Heavy Losses.
Repulsed in every attempt against
Pepper heights the Germans tried q
three days battle to shatter the
I1ro,ob oap%ar m nououmopf n1ofoan
They we're beaten back with heavy
losses. The latest German thrust on.
the west bank OF the Meuse is an.
other attempt to seek out a weak spot
! In the Verdun defense.
The crown princes failure to make
more rapid progress is arousing feel
ings of impatience, If not Of uneasi.
ness, in Berlin, according to reports
| from Dutch newspapers. The Berlin.
newspapers are publishing evidently
inspired articles urging the public to-
| be more patient.
THE movements before Verdun
seem to be slow to the people who
like to dash through world history fna
an express train" says the Berlin
Vossiche Zeitung. ITO be sure the
German arms cannot always win vtor
tories. But the deeds already ao-
complished should give implicit con-
Hdence in the high leadership Of ouI
armies"
The Frankfurter Zeitung also warns
the public not to become Impatient
because Verdun does not fall to the
Germans in a sharp period Of fighting