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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-09-01

A. Klockmann, president and gen.
eral manager of the Idaho Continent
tai Mining company, passed through
the city Wednesday on his way to
Standpoint and Spokane to arrange to
get a supply of gasoline with which
to run the gasoline trucks at the
mine hauling ore. There seems to
be a shortage of gasoline at distrib-
uting points and wholesalers in Spo-
kane have refused to fill orders the
past week. 1t is claimed these
Wholesalers figure that the supply
meet demands in Spokane but few
days if the impending railway strike
is called. Mr.. Hickman was able
to get a little gasoline here from
private parties.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-20
POL.IN ARK.

boa y don Rafael Pard0 fuerOn 4 yer
Il l;iaSco. en- n0mhrc del prcSidrnlc.
para Gbtener una seduction falOra-
bic: los rcc!ljiu ron acritud , con
a>prrrIh. como quicn ST. le cStOrba-
no en- ri dr>arroll0 de Sli~ p~rOp6>itOS.
.tun tiIen rStOS caballcrOS. ' :; rlI0s
iora. 81 lIrga FL case, aclarar rSlus
irrhoS que hoy preSrnt0 nj pllbIico
paia que Sc acabrn de diluridar las
ircmcndaS rrsponSabiIidadeS de- IL
qIIfl cnt0nce>.
Adcma>, Is precise iencr preSrntc
que el General ErlaScO hiz0 miIitar
Il Aware Obrrg6n il principles de
1912, Y que. p0r 0tra parir. IIrv6 a In
Dflcialia Mayor de la .S~ecrrtaria de
Guerra i'll General !Salilo. miiiiar 4
Tliirn 10 81 IT, c%UmOrian haSla enIun-
res mrriloS n%ingun0S, prro ulrr era.
rn ca;nbio. Ito del cabcciIIa ]Sonorrn
Sc que firm6 cl Pacto de Tc0io,u-
tan....
Errdad que dcSpucS de asentados
tStOS dos datOS. st Sirnte In inprr-
sion de- que TN torrrntc de- luz ila
t'aidO >nhrr aqurlloS aconlcrimirn-
tuS'
Para r%oncluir, p0r :,hora. creo
0poriuno aGlrriii. al General ,'rIaS-
60 y al pilbIiro. que aun po>ao Tin
fin de datNS. con los ulrr me uru-
p0ng0 d%cSvantcer haSta Ell tIltimo de
los Sofismas de que echc mane 81
tant2S NeceS mcnciOnadO General
para disculpar aqu6i vergonzoso ac-
10 que tOda una 'Naci6n EST; pouan-
do ron Sangrc.
.tgradecemOS Il listed, senior Dircc-
ter. la hoSpitalidad que dispense =,
linraS en- Su diariO. me- rcpito
'u aimo. amigo, c0mpailrro :. s
e. GnilirrnIu .tGtIRIE Y FIEREo.
tChautprIrr
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-20

Fin nneslro servicio especial lie
Espaia apareci6 hace POGO tempo
una n0ticia en- In que sc daba cuen-
IA de que @! conocido poiitico espa-
mol don Gnmersindo AZcarate Sc ha-
llaha c0mp,icado en-, no r~ccOrdano>
cue asunto del orden penal que
traian entire manos los tribunales cs-
paloies. A raiZ de pub,icada tai mott
cia, 81 prr!odista eSpanOl licenciado
Pedro Serrano cnvi6 una carta 4 este
Eerijd.c0 deSaUtoriZando la especic
~pr0palada Y hacienda cOnstar que
;unQue 40 ten,a a la man pruebas
suficicntc para juStificar desdc lac
go In cnnducta d-l senior AZcafate.
los antecedenteS de hon0rahilidad dc
este !e cram bastantes para poner en-
entredicho IL rOticia Que nos hahia
trasmitiGo una agencia telegrafica.
Ahora, el propio senior licenciaGc
S2rranO ha tcnidO "a atenci6n de n
viarnos original una carta del SenOr
Azc#rate que trata del asunto en-
question, cartI que en- 10 conducenre
dice 10 que siguc:
Madrid, Mayo 81 de 1916.
Sr. D. Pedro SerranO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-20
CHANTECL.ER.
iado." ctro pERJURIO CONSTTTU-

tad0." GtrN pERJURIn C0NSTITU-
Ci0EAL.
P0r tCdaS eSt&S raZOneS. hace NAL
HelaScO ri deer: una veZ dcSapa-
recidoS los podereS del GobiernO.
etc" ST. l~enguajc acertad0 Seria Ell
Siguicn;c: una lrL que pOr haber
iaitadn Il prcSidcntc Carbaial Y 70
III MiniStro de la Guerra. Il nueStra
obligation legal. el E~itrcito no tuvo
rlZ0n de Ser......"
C0rfOrme i la Constitution. los Po-
dereS no deben deSaparecer: por
ianto, 81 dcSaparecen, hay neceSidad.
Chligaci0n. de prOceSar Il los cuIpa-
b!eS que. p0R COBARDIA o pOr
error no sUpierOn encOntrarSe a Ia
al,ura De Su deber. Ell Oral. Neiasco
no podri jamaS quitarse ese cargo:
Y ST. como 10 deseamoS, lie reStan
mucIloS amos de vida. sentira Ia trls
tea de eScuchar Ell yeredictO conde-
naLorio de Ia Hislcria. Su faIta po-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-20

: Midas tn nurStraS icvrS. Y o in tan
; - re- Sr,;; u~ccrSario c>p.riricrI,.
aqua. para a>rntar uIgr una yrz deS-
"parrridn~ los Irc> pDdrr,.> die! Co
hi"rp0. 81 Eirrriio no trni, r;,/6u H.
cal pax. prrtcudrr , tod, co>t., ro,-
tin,;,r It, c~>i~tenria rfc"
n">dr l!"uo. ct Gr,i NeI,sc, es
, ru'%ahlr d. n GrSaparici5u del po-
der Ei"rutiyo. nae debi6 habr,. Pc
cori,'o ciiaHdo 81 Liz. C,rhai,I rc>oi
,ii ahandnnar 4, prrSidcrri, dc l.,
REajIi!irl. Nh ~ urrr>;,, ,... ~,
ri:n "n Brrerho Ccr~sli,ueio,,I ,,,..,
,;ii,rr nae cu lo> rliI,> .,,I p,a,;I.,
e. irbe aSrrnir g! pnLr,. Il ,irrprr-
S:henic: . las f;::in~ de- este RI Nj
ni>tro de ESla,!o i euirn Dor cons
tituri0ralidad ~jrrirGuira r. rn..,s-
D0nda. I'm cI mes de- auosto die IaI;
nu .iabia SiceprcSidcnlc, y 81 ijpjro
Secr"taf;o de Eslado nj IaGo del Lie.
Ia.,aiGi era 81 Ir;,i. ,fIa>ro. Ileuo
p"r m:ndatG constitutional era rI
tiC"p"r>iGrnir ri'ctiy". cncargado
ST. a]>i.:ir Il i~'r">id"ucia rn RI mo-
i'!"ni" -: aur Il Primer Magistrate
ia!l!sC Il >uS ob!igarinn"> ' Il ST. de
htf-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-20

-'4. d.'I'th'f pa IL '!4>tiil-tii Id Nv VI. i
Utica Is muchiSimo mayor que Sll
falta miIitar.
IL principal drlitO de Nrla>cO ron
>iSic. piIrS. ell ct abandOnO del PO-
der Executive. sin %rcnuncia. sin for
ma!!,iad algr,n;, sin regulariLar I'm
regimen. sin NADIA Que >alvara Il la
Sorirrah que So cncOntraha halo SlI
cu>t0dii. lei PactO de- TcOi0yucan.
" que impurtancia ticnc csc dOrrI-
mcnl0: No, 10 Is 10 grave que Obrc
yGn liiya f:,!tad0 al pacto que sin
faculiahc> crlcbr6 con fl Iturbidc,
que tambirn C:irrcia de- pcrSOnalidad
para lratar: Ia grave. la ]palOr0SO. 10
incredible IS que NclaScO huhirra
faIlad0 antrS Il! compromise Sagrad0
que lrni:l It Ia RrpibIica. dc guar
dar y iiacrr guardian Ia Constitution.
Br>rt,rS DE- este pcriuriu. QUE tIrrr-
emo tirnr 81 cN-MiniStrO de- la Guerra
para rEigir honor en- las hueStcS ga
rI'anciStaS:? Fl do Fl cjcmplO. raS-
gaHd0 I'll CGdigO de 49,: Aware
%Dhicg6n, no hiz0 mas que imitarIc
cn peHurniSima cScaIa, III romprr
RI ParlO de- T%c0loyucan.
", .inI,. Il. ,,l.rn. t'.Inu., - 10
y. .llrici6m De los POderrS para dis
ruip#r Ia diSuiuci0n del l;irrciiO Fr-
iirral: drSdr ii momcnto Ell que Fl
fIf unu de los principalcS rulpableS
d" la dc]Saparici6n del regimen cons
t]iturioral. no purdc cscudarSe en-
cSa d~cSaparici0n para autorizar FL
Sacrifici0 de Su> compaTcroS dc ar
mas.
por ESQ Is tan grave In respOn-
s; hiIidad de NclaScO: al contribute
Il la d%i>0!uci6n del Executive. drj0 II!
!,itrr!i0 sin jrfatura Suprcma V sin
kandcra: y u e que 10 vi6 de-
S;!rmadu mOralmrntr. acOrd0 la di-
seduction material. y cntreg0 las ar
mas y los clrmentOS Il aquell0S que
r>laban rcputadOS como enemigOS
de LII >ociedad y del Orden.
P"r0 hay aigO mas grave que to-
do 10 anterior: la preSunci0n CRAWL
Sima de que Ell General NelascO pre-
par1 deSde la Secretaria de Guerra
Su mani0bra Y Oblig0 al Lie. Carba-
jail Il Srguir In cOnducta cenSurablc
que Sigui0. FL General NelaScO hizo
Greer ii Lie. Carbajal que la defen-
sd &c la plaza Sc pOdia hacer con tNi-
10, que la campana en- contra de los
rev0luciOnariOS no era I'M abSurdo.
Y que el eStaba diSpueStO a pOnerse
Il Ia altura de Su mission: y luegO, re- !
2entinamente, sin motive, empeZ6
L eSGuivar In preSencia del Primer
Magistrate y a rehuir Ell acuerdo: v
cuandO aScdiadO pOr los llamados
lei Lie. Carbajal, no pudo eritar
una entrevista, EN- eSta lie eXiji6 ell
lcuerdO que autorizaba Ia diSolu-
zion del EiercitO.
ESe miSmo dia, don Federico Gam !
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-20
Gurr1ersindo AZca-
rate y Ga Prensa"

M muy estimado amigo: Aver
lego q mis- manos el numero de "Et
Espan0!'' IL + Ia carta de listed
en- Ia cue tiene Ia bondad de recha-
gar Ia noticia que al parecer fue a
esa Prensa.
no tengo NADIA que anadif a 10
cue die . ustcd en- mi carta anteriors
La causa criminal sigue su tramitaf;
ci0n. habiendo un ~procesado sin qus
g nadie Sc le haya ocurrido atribuir.
me il e responsibilities" en- esa
justification. !
.Creo que die 4 asted mi car-
ia anterior que soy albacsd de los
dos tcstamentos otorgados Por aon
Francisco F~crn;inlcZ BlancO. cuya
!egitimi.iad 40 Ia ufrecido n'nguHa
Guda. Fl que aparece false es OF clo-
grafo. aucibuido al testador, en- el
1uc Sc .leroga uno de ellos, el l-ltimo
Y Sc r~a.ifica Ell otro ei primeco, Y en-
cl no aparcce mi nombre para nada.".
Con 10 anterior queda servido 81
senior l:cenciado Serrano y Terminus
do el incidente q que do lugar ia no.
ticia cablegrafica que publie6 La
'r,"- 2,
PrenSa.' 80
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-20
''CHANTECLER" C0NTESTA AL
Oral. JOSE REFUGI0 vELASCO
senior don Ignacio f. Lolano. hi
rector de- Ia PRENSI"

S'n"r d"n Igntci" +. L"Lan", bi-
rector dc Ia PHt~NSA.
E>tImahu amig" y ~contpanrrn:
III ''r''I- !. Hr!ugio Nrla>c". ~
h'hi>ir" dr |u'rfa dr hc\ic". ha to-
inid" muH = )" >rr'" una compost
ion humorr>tica mia que apareci6
"" ~ '"'-N3 ' 'Nl' una SALTS
'"'''"' j" i''''"a "f NUS '>efci"-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-20

Cnando neecsite libroS en- eSpah0I
dirijaSe uSted a Ignaci0 Z. LozanO.-
3O7 DOlorosa SIS. Antonio, Texas.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1916-12-08
= FOOL AND A GUN.

Last fail a man from Boise was rid.
Ing a motorcycle along she road north
u Mountainhome. lie overlook an
auto and IN order 20 attract the at
tentioa 81 the driver. instead Of blow
ing a horn he fired a revolver The
driver not understanding such sig
nal failed 70 respond 40 quickly a.
the gun man thought no should 10
another shot was fired. This time
into the auto ard passenger was
killed by the shot strickier. the man
who did the shooting. was arrested
and bound over 10 district court Last
week his case was dismissed by the
Eimorc county attorney. on what
grounds 4; IL not stated. The only
inference 10 be drawn from this II
that Il Is not safo to ride along q pub
Ne highway IN an auto unless you
wear bullet proof Jacket. Also that
n an auto obstructs your road az any
time Il Is legitimate 70 shoot any one
IN the machine. Also that II is per
minaablo 10 use gun instead OF
horn to notify autoists To get OF the
earth.
such miacarriagea OF Justice as
this are an abosnination 10 civilized
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1916-12-08
CAR SHORTAGE DUE TO PROS
PERfTY.

n - mighty inconvenicnt 10 have
TO be short Of coal and other neces-
stiles OF life which must be supplied
through the railway transportation Of
the country but then Il Is a fact that
must also be kept in mind that there
are more railway ears In use today
than ever before and the shops are
building more right now than ever
before. Il Is through no fault OF the
railways that there Is a car shortage.
Buainess has outgrown In volume the
capacity Of the railways to carry H.
The railways seem to be struggling
with all their might to meet the un-
demand FOR cars but they
are up against the same problem as
the housewife who has prepared din
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1916-12-08
LADIES REST ROOM.

Ladies visiting Shoshone, especially
from lie country tributary are urged
to take dvantage of the new re 81
room just west of the post office
There you will find comfortable ac-
commodations, lavatory and toilet.
Plenty of good reading matter and
comfortable chairs all free of charge
Mrs Wheeler has been put in charge
Of this room and the room will be
open every afternoon. 1t is Mrs.
Wheeler's business to make visitors
feel at home. and that sort of work
for Mrs. Wheeler is in line with her
own good feelings and desires.
Get the habit Of using the rest room
when you come to town and feel free
to use it as though you owned it, 1t
is established and maintained for your
free accommodation.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1916-12-08
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

II. II. Caldwell has gone to tn,
North Star mine for the winter. Hi
wife, who was Mise Della Peak. viii
spend the winter in the Peak house
Power line troubles put our city
electric system on the blink Wednes-
day night and caused all sorts Of in
conveniences. The trouble squad is
working hard to locate and remedy
the cause Of the troule.b The men
were up all night Wednesday and ex-
amined every foot of the line from
jerome to Shoshone but failed in that
search TO locate the cause Of the
trouble.
The village council met Monday
evening and allowed the usual bills
and then adjourned until Tuesday
morning. Tuesday morning the coun-
ell proceeded to elect w. c. Custer
chairman, the council having been
without a regular chairman since the
resignation OF Frank Crosse last fall.
a new street lighting contract was
entered into by which the city light
bill is reduced SIS per year. reso-
luton was passed annulling the old
franchise granted to the Beaver River
power company. This franchise was
granted several years ago but the
Beaver River company had not used
II because the state utilities commits
sion denied the company the right to
enter Shoshone. But until this meet
ing of the board no formal action had
ever been taken to cancel the fran
chise.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1916-12-08
A REAL FIRE DEPARTMENT.

/ Since the reorganization OF the
/ Shoshone fire department under the
leadership Of W. II. Murphy as chief
the men have been supplied with new
outfits Of rubber boots. rubber coats
and helmets. New shut off Dozzles
have been procured for the two hose
carts so that the operator may now
shut off the water at the nozzle in
stead OF going back to the hydrant
tap. The hose carts and chemical
engine have been fixed SO that they
may be hooked on behind the auto
truck OF Purdums and everything is
now In readiness to make quick work
to a fire. Without having said any
thing 10 the fire boys about it, the
Journal wishes 10 offer a suggestion
on its own responsibility. In case of
fire don't interfere In any manner
with the regular firemen who are I'M
der orders OF their chief. II the chief
needs your help let him know that
you are ready and willing but don't
butt in without orders from the chief.
Your good intentions may cause more
trouble than your assistance can ov-
ercome. 1t Is alright 10 volunteer TO
the chief and II he needs you let him
assign you TO whatever position he
can use you TO the best advantage.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1916-12-08
AUTOMOBILE PRoPHEslED.

-Four thousand years ago the Pro-
phet Nahum wrote In the fourth verse
Of the second chapter Of the second
book Of Nahum the following: THE
chariots shall rage In the streets. they
shall jostle one another in the broad
ways. they shall seem like torches,
they shall run like the lightnings."
No modern writer could give a better
description Of modern automobile
and It's performances than Is written
In this vision Of the Prophet.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1916-12-08
A GOOD POSITION.

The passage Of the eight hour law
by Congress has created big de-
mand FOR telegraph operators. both in
railway and commercial service.
Young men and young women can OBJ
tain positions at SIS. $50 and $50 per
month. Write at once for fun par
ticulars to the RAILWAY TELE-
GRAPH INST. Panama Bldg. Port
land. Ore. DS-22-J 10
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1916-12-08
MERIT WARRANTS PUBLICITY,

We want SO much TO put one OF our
electrically operated POLIO PLAY
Err PIANOS in home in Shoshone
that we win make a big discount on
the first one. knowing that enough
orders win follow to warrant the sac
rifice. 1t plays by hand and pedals
also. A letter Of inquiry win do no
harm. or you may ask Mrs. J. o.
Baker in Shoshone.
WISE PIANO HOUSE.
Boise. Idaho.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1916-12-08

community II IL claimed that Strick-
lers machine lurched Just as he fired
tho fatal shot which made the shot
go Wild and thus caused the killing
But the very act Of firing a gun. even
into the air. under such circumstances
should enlitlc a man 10 punishment
for criminal carelessness II for moth
ing more grave.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1916-12-08

Christmas Seals. These bright. at
tractive Merry Christmas" Seals sell
at one cent each ard all proceeds so
TO the work Of this National Red
Cross Society In their fight against
;ubeWulosis-hu 30 per cent of the
proceeds is designated FOR use in our
own Idaho toward stamping out tu-
bereulosis and preventing its gaining
more OF a stronghold. \ pennant is
awarded the village or city having the
laryest per capita sale. SO that even
though Shoshone is limited in num-
bers. we may put ourselves very much
ION the map" by our efforts in this
worthy cause. Seals are on sale In a
number Of stores and in the public
library, and everyone viii be given
an opportunity to buy. and RENfEM-
BER--eyery penny helpsl
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1916-12-08

ner for six and then Just half an hour
before time to dine some twelve or
fifteen friends and relatives drop in.
II takes time 10 adjust conditions.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1916-12-08

In every state
in the United
States--in each
town or city in
each state. dur
ing the present
month Of Deem
Der. the National
Red Cross Socie-
~ are urging the
n So.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1916-12-08
STATE LAND SALE

hereby that follow
A of
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1916-12-08

Try a shoshone journal want ad
for quick results.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-05-31
through falling over it, either

through falling over it, either;
for it will tangle his legs and
arms, turn over with him and
rear up in front of him, and
juts as he pauses in his pro-
family to congratulate himself,
it takes a new turn and scoops
more skin off of him, and he
commences to evolute anew, and
bump himself on fresh places.
A man never ceases to fall on
A wheelbarroW until it turns
completely on it's back, or brings
up against something it cannot
upset. It is the most inoffen-
siye looking object there is, but
it is more dangerous than a ,oco-
motive, and no man is secure
with one unless he has a tight
hold Of its handles, and is sit
ting down on something. A
Wheelbarrow has it's uses with
out a doubt, but in it's leisure
moments it is great blighting
curse on true dignity.-Dan5ury
News.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-05-31
first batch of 12O eggs and Is

first batch of 100 eggs and III
time my second 120, and my
third and fourth. | shalt prob
ably have four families this
summer.
My first batch of June II will,
after eight to ten days, emerge
as full grown flies. If half of
these, or sixty, are mother flies,
they will within eleven to four
teen days of the time they were
new laid eggs have families of
their own.
If all is we'll and half my
grandchildren, or some 5000,
lay 120 eggs each, | shall by
about July 4 be a great grand
mother of $4,000! Hurrah for
anti-race suicide! In eleven
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-05-31

days more, if half these have
patches Of 120 eggs each, all of
which come to maturity, July 80
will see me a great-great grand
mother to 25,920,0O0 full grown
flies, all descended from my
first batch. So September 10
may bring me more than one and
half trillion new descendants.
If all goes we'll with AL the eggs,
| shall, four months from June
1, have 5,598, 720,0OO,0OO grand
children ten generations re-
moved.
| wear a simple, hairy coat
Look at it under a microscope.
That coat has an affinity for
germs. AS my twelve genera
tons of descendants and I crawl
over the pigsty in which we
hatch-it isn't mice" but as a
feminist l can't juggle with
facts-those hairs catch germs
and dirt. | swallow bacteria
and they thrive on my insides
cholera germs, typhoid, diarr-
hoea. dysentery, tuberculosis,
smallpox.
We unload often. Watch for
me sailing in at your nursery
windows and my thousands of
offspring coming in at other
nursery and kitchen windows,
unloading germs on the baby's
pink lips; more ON the rubber
| nipple of his milk bottle; more
by tumble into the milk or q
skate across the bread or the
wet dish towel.
AS soon as it is warm enough
I'll arrive with droves Of prog.
eny from every bit of filth anc
rot.
In this city we will have
crawled on the faces of 10000
babies and many of those will
be of the 100000 babies under
a year old that die every veal
in the country.
My season is almost here.
I wonder what Mrs. House
keeper is going to do about it
Mary E. Walter.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-05-31
Growing Girls
and Boys

Every physical or mental act that
is performed uses up millions upon
millions of red corpuscles of the
blood. The demand is enormous and
continuous. Is it any wonder that
the active boy and girl should mani
fest this need by hunger? Proper
food is required so that the system
may form new red corpuscles.
HEMO is concentrated food
made with the idea of supplying
many of the elements needed in as
sisting nature to rebuild old blood
cells and to manufacture new ones.
1t is so pleasing to the taste, so easy
to assimilate, and SO we'll tolerated
by the stomach that a minimum
amount of effort by the digestive
system is required in converting
the food elements into red blood
corpuscles.
1t is an ideal lunch for the boy or
girl, or a pleasing beverage at meal
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-05-31
EVER HAPPEN TO YOU?

If you have occasion to use a
wheelbarrow, leave it, when you
are through with it, in front of
the house with the handles to-
ward the door. A wheelbarrow
is the most complicated thing
to fall over on the face Of the
earth. A man will fall over one
when he would never think of
falling over anything else. He
never knows when he has got
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-05-31
Pesky House Fly Does Not
Believe i'm Race Suicide

sional name is Common House
Fly.
My birthday is June THAT
is, | shall then be an egg. In the
summer warmth | shall come
to an early maturity and about
June II shall be a mother! Think
of it! On that day | shall have
12O eggs. These will be de-
posted on the warm beds of the
barnyard pile or the heap OF
rotting garbage. In the filth
lest place | find | shall nest my
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-05-31

! am a feminist par excellence
In doing my part for my race
and for yours.
I am anti-race suicide ard |
demonstrate my doctrine.
My name is Nine. Musca Do
Ynestica. My popular profess
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-05-31
Bulletin No. l
Bulletin No.
A Mistake in the Policy of
the Bethlehem Steel Company
To the People:

People,:
na tina tnamfarur tn tn ptd
liant ny
Them takeofth chem company has thai Il
erspns be ongw
t
shall makth misakeo snenceno Ionge.
Hmofnth han of Information will b TO go
corrected
habe
and
of
me People
and has paid lower
nn
Agovenm otmake cheapert thai and
Government itself
cHas n, sawAB s Chairman Bethlehem Steel Company
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-05-31

Nine. Musca DOmestica Will
Soon Arrive for Summer Visit
and Will Have Five and One
half Trillion Descendants by
Fall.