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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-30

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niemanb Isinl...
Dos ipirtlid olFridtigs gebaueru, bas
man ben 2uiitdnidsG pfsrn pibmtts, cts
fubr abr cine Mtnbtruns, uls brauBsn
beiannt pnrbe, tpie bier i'm 2dnoe bic
5bbra bss 8anotismus ibr Saupt erbob;
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bic bieIietn 9eutI9tn bebrobt purben,
fpd6rsn6 brdnBsn ben 4~nseb0rigsn der
0niioH, bic fir geIb unfsre Sungeus
mbringsa tilft1, niht has @eringIte in
ben Weg gelsgt purbs. WdH bate nit
GrsrunispsR, pbue Grnge, ob ts
@ritsn, Grdn5oien, eanaDiI4e IrupptH
Dbsr mas fonit fpdren, menIhIiHes Grs
bdrmen empfurben. SEPT abr emp0rts
lih aIIes uHb mart bic Graee auf: Sinh
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dnbereg ais bic paHaeiere her anberen
gsationalitdten, bic ba bsrtrsten tuuren2
Sit mann mlfen bic gang EXTRA aepurz
bigt psr6tn2 limb bus Gefibl, bas man
porbtr esFibt, mid tinem @efibl, BE- ih
pisleiht am bsItsn NIT s5roB@ bsstihns.
Mdn Isbnis F9 auF sestH bic 3umutuns.
ben Wert bsr bsrunsIidtsn Mmeritaner
boher anSufdldgsn als ben anbfrsr 4atios
nalitdtsn, bic fid auf benz G6ifFs befuHs
ben baften. llnb bisTes Gsfibl bfisb, fos
lanss i'd in 3sutfdlunb mar uno iDurbs
burd @ilions Rotsn pdbrli9 nidt esmils
bert. limb fhlitbli9, man ioHnte alien
bisien trnItsn WtHiden in ibrsr rubiesn.
gang IsibsnldaftsloIsn Gntl9loHsnbsit
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isnan. Iofa Satin. e0Rns, gEaost lac
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-30

len. % bab,n bic BON Germ Gsmlst b;rs
~tinfisbmoen Doubs ms inIanb stTsbi,
nidi nur In unltrsr 9dtleisii f~ort5ufdbs
rem, IoHbsrH bIsitIbe aud ibsr bic Grtm
sen unitrr Wautrn binaus 81 triptiitrn.
AIS bic GrbIinbtitn unfersr 0bbut
aberpitIm purbtu, nnbm bits nidt nur
unlsr Wilgtfibl unb unIsu DienIte lpdbs
rsHb bsr 0tit ibrsr gtbdnbIung unb Mies
b,rbsrNtnuna in unirrtr anltaIt, loRbsrn
aud fir bic fhwere 3ulunft. Der ne tHis
gepsrgingsn In aniprud. Ra6bem ibrs
Mmbsn athsiIt inb ibrs Nsrbsn mishtg
asFdrIt iuorsr, ipurbtn is BET borsiaIid
sine,riatttsn miItGrf9uIs fit 9tririips
petite iibtripitIsn, nc isbes aritasopTtr In
tretno ,intm oonotptrf angtlfrnt fpirb,
bus Is frog itin,r 0trIammtIune bsrrits
ten tonn.
Bon Der bur6 Germ Senior otTdms
mtIim Summ tOnnitn mir, nab 8tiisitts
lsuns tiht5 ~glnIetabsn 5oRbs fix 1as
flung u%niersr auseab,n auf elm psittrss
5obr binnus (pos Der Simmsl psrbiteH
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-30
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peHfion. no 3fpar MIR gehilbete
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@auen 8eutf4lon6s unb dIen m0eIidsn
8trafsdrten lsbten. @egierungsbedmte
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treten. IRAN tDnnte ba aIfD Elm umFdIs
ffnbes gilb aIlsr m6giihen Mnidauungsn
unb 4uffafangen erbaLten. ST perbe
Der iateaiqtntsn 8isiuffiDH. bereH 3eugs
i'd ba EpdbrsHb Z Monate mar, ME bers
geFen. 2a3n fam, baB fdit ale biefs
QeHte bon 6dlile lire 3situngeH nadges
Thidt biamen, sroBe aHo tlsiHs, 8Idtttr
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Die Hd9ridt rsm Undergoing BET Gulf
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-30

Rsiienbe niat aaf nellraIen SdiFfsn2
Die Isetn ia aud in England AM limb
nun FoIea bic 2uIitaHiasp dfagisre gar
nod ertra eefDarnt iporbeR fem
.9te ameritaner itoren fn sben bdran
nidt, bic isBtn iih in ben aopE auf oies
fem obsr isnem S1iff 5a fdbren nub auf
isiHsm nHbern.T
50, oann mlIien lie ebsH aud bas Ri
flo tragsn! @ir bdben tein a INERTIA
nffhes Ehiff Dtrisntt. 8Fitens
fhifft3 gu b~srIeHltn, lam uns HieHtanb
HHbsrn, mir fihrsn geeeR England aritg
unb bic edn3s neutrale MgIt DeiB felt 3
Wondten, baB mir ~ge5tpangen fino, NUM-
msbr Eaonungstos bor3ueeben. @tr baben
LANCE seHug uniere 6elosH braiiben BON
a~meritdnifder Munitipn totem ldIeH, ObHe
bisie infdne 3lfuhr ob3uIhnsioen, bds
mar fAoR u~nber3eiblih
Sin 6ie1tr 5rdse rpar nlIss einis. Die
6dlfts bsr 6errid1ften trng 5rauer, bic
Gffi5itrt IdBeH bal, Urn in Der G9lings,
aopf berbunoen, ariiden nebtH Iid. so
Ielbit battle Dor 2 Monen einen iungen
Rsfftn DsrIoren Gpdier folsts Elm 5iveiis)
auss i'm Deifsn: namsritanifde WuHis
tioa@ bisB. gs emporte iid isbermanR
gegsn bic 3umutung. baB mir nnfere tiiGs
tigsn SuHgtns t5ten laftn folitn, ohne bic
2usle bsr Mor6miifel abidneibsn 81
barlsu, bic auf brftifneH SGiffsn
BON nsuiraltn ganbe bsresfhDommeH
tamsn. Rein, 0abon iounte feline 8soe
lein, bas Diirbe aud Amsrita tinIehsn.
Nenn man bort eegsn biefs 3runsports
nihts ~unternabnn. burn ResiernnesDcrs
Ii6rftsH DoHa mnbts g tbsn bon Ssitsn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-30

OeutldIanbs stI6eben. llnb tper {d
mutfpiaig in geFdbr bssibt. Der tommt
barin I'm. Wie bic gibiIbebOlterung aus
hlagtrtm Jsituagen, aus Der aampfSont
.iibrbdupt, fih sntfsratn muB. 10 mifeR
thn du9 paTagsre bon folhsn Soften
.ipsgbkibsn, loIdngs cine e1nBs 4n5abl
ReiisgtIssenheit,n sur @trfiieuHs
ftsbsn. Die 5reibeit, fih in 0efubr 81
bringtn, lam man IdlitBlid nitmanbtn
nsbnen, ober Ct muB bdnn iii niht fa
bsrtdtist fibItn, fd gu betIassu, tDenn sr
3u Sha6sH fommt4 =.
Sd fuhr fat INNER Hber Gpnntag, aud
siHmal In Der wohe. binlber mad Wain5,
no bieIe meiner 9srfpanbten uHb Greunbe
DDbnsn, bic ole ber gleihen 4uffahung
FulOigteu. gntfesen, Mitleib, ipie BEL
jeber GataItrDp6s, teine Spur bon Iris
umpb BON .giegssfreabe" abr aud nidt
bon 66ufDbnuBtfsin. Dian fano I'M
aritge, bas 8erfeaten sints NIT WuRition
beldbensn Shiffes mar cine ariessbaHbs
lung, 70 gut ME bos gefdiebtn eintr Be-
Itung, obns nier tpie bori) bic W0slihs
tsit, auf ettDaigt 9idilombattanten Rid
idt su nebHen, bic iih nod barinnsH bs
fanbsn, obsr gar nod erF 81 frasen. ob
aud tsin 9~sutralsr bd5mifdsa ie, ben
bod bic Rot niht ss5DungsH bate, F6
Otrdrt in @sfabr 81 bringen.
aasemsin Iprah maj bic 3uperFdt
aug, baB nun, oa Der 4Hfang gsmodt. ben
Munitipnss 3rdnsporten tnbli9 Elm eiHis
ssrmabsa DirtunggpDnsr RitssI b0ress
f9obsn ptrbel rad 8erfentuns Der
2uiifonia nirbs man 10 futtisre gnHos
gist,gsfOrbsruns auF btiiii9m @unis
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-30

Ios in ben 9ob siebsn, figsn fi9 tpiIig in
isbe Befhrdntuug ibrsr 2eknssepobnbeis
ten, arbeiten, nshmen u%neeppbute 2aitsn
unb gflidteH anf fh. unb ioltn nun
fsbsn, ME Der Sang Der greigniHs uuF
benz Dese CUR bdlbigsn 4oIung oufgsbuls
Ten ipirb, unb mie man 8tutfdIanb, bds
u~nos3dhlie 3auIsnbe bon M1nnfrn bnbins
gibt aur @srieibisung bts 9uterldnbes
anb fsintr grifsna snmutst, bas 2eben
siniger 4nerilantr, btrsH Nation bic
MorbpafFeH Fir biele 9auIsnbe Iisfsrt,
dIs siipag gang AuBsrorbsntffes, nit
BEN Sob ailer unbsrn gar Hiht al berelsis
denDss 80 hperten. Dafir i'll tein
DeutIder su babsn unb iDirb ss niemdIs
isin.
SIN llebrigen IN nod ettpas su bebens
fen, Elm gdils bs~rnDrftedenber puntt, Der
rpohf, lpslln Bic gemiitsr nidt, fuie ts bisr
immsr gefhitht, tiinItlin auFgspeitTHt
pirbsn I'M Snuern Der Der. 6tddtsn elm
Stitentiid ffnben biirFts: Mdn bari ni6t
BON Der HtbDlterung bes ginnsnInnbss
eriDarteH. bab lie eine GttotaItropbe sbsrs
70 aufnimmt, obsr sbsnIo nadhdltig auf
fh pirtsn IdBt, rie mir bier In Rem
gort e tun. mir fteben io5ufaesn nit
~unisren Granddaughter in sinsu1 .peri0ns
liden" @erbdItnis. Mir fshen fie tommen
unb gebth; mir ithsn fe in ibrsn 9ods
lisgen; mir tsnnsn bic mtiIen bon ibnsn
aud iHnsn; mir isbtn ibrs antunft OOsr
abFabrt, i1irmiide Gabri Dber idusls
Rtiie geIdiIbert; mir Isnben unIsre poit
nit sinsm kFtimmten 9ompfsr; mir Fnb
Thon isibit aaF linen esinbrsn. babtn
grsunbs bina.lsilst ohsr obsshpIt, nit pss
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-30
Nn brn Lie6en NIutt int ointnleI.

IS ipnr In bsuiT6en 2dnben
Gin btrSig' Rdgoetsiu.
Dos I9risb BEN Ssrreott Elm @risf9en
llno Fsdfs in ben aoiten bipein.
,9u ipsibt lisbtr Gptt i'm siHtmsL.
DAP Wutttrs Gsburtstug BAH III,
1nS bsntit nun bislei@t bab i'd ftride
Sang bsimli4 fir lie nit ailt.
9d m6dte i9 Dir nun Idrsiben,
DAB Is pirili9 ni6t geht oies Sahr;
Sd ndbe, bdtls un6 itride
glur fir Der Solbaten S9dar.
mas bGtieF On nobl i'm Dinttr
Bon uHs beutideR MdbdeH geea9t,
Dsnn, pbne Der Srieger 81 osnien,
Bir uns ss bsBusIi4 genddt2
Do9 iest tommt Mutiers Geburistdg
llnb, ME ib aud iinne unb bent,
Sur 8u t@0nntsIt 5reubc ibr MAIDEN
Nit einsm @eburtstagsssIdsHt.
limb 1T nod bic Set niat getommtn,
3u enbtn bss aritges Graus,
6aif bod 5um @sburtstag Der Mutter,
3D. bitt Did, ben @oier nab 6nuf'l'
Garla asae9ter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-30
aanbt, ibr tatenIOien !

9dnbt, ibr tdtsnloieu:
Inter blabenbsn Goisn
Rubt ibr, pit lang idon, in f4ldfriesr1
Spiel,
Mdtts Singer 9Ieiten
5rGumenb ibtr bic Saiten;
Jsrn, ME ftrne pintet has 3isl!
.aub bic tori6ie alags;
Riibr' nns, riuae anb mage,
Shlaee ben arm nm hds ipro6e 9lldl
Miae nit araTt i'm 8uube
3pingen's gu ieber Stun0c,
3immern islbt ibr srit4ntes GeI9id.'
Bdrum Iiutsn bic qibsr
llebtr Srdnen mir hitoer2
5ru6tIos bIstbt, pus i9 ipdstnb tut!
Dsan nm 5trBn sn slpiHgsn,
6ilft teiH mutiaes RingsN
An, ie fallen BEN @liiditcH sur
8leigs 8lat5geH
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gaterlanbiidcr G6rcnprcis.


gnbloie 9obnen
Geifnsnb benz abnen
Sn 3eit unb Baum,
pflan5e bienisbsn
Rimmer gsIdisoeu
fret unb in 6rieben
Der Ginbeit Baum!
adno meinsr Batter,
Gtrablenb i'm Netber
uraIteR aubmsl
9suti4lonb, bu @isee
5siligIttr Gritge,
5errlidltsr Gtege
9es MtnI9entumsl
gu bsinsm yreiIe
Sn nsuer Meife
GDne mein 2iebl
Sell, mem i'm Gtdnbe
Der MenIhbtit 00ben
Sin GOttss RdAen
@unbelnb sum aift,
81 flintHle ipeiisr
Die 6immtIslsiier,
9u Wolt Der Stroller
Sir Aedt unb qfli9tl
SegiiGer 9unh,
On Doll Der Meihe,
Der aitb' uno 9reue,
Blib' unb aebeibe
9urd @Ottts @unFi
adnb reinsr Miese,
Oh Qonb Der Sisge
Bon beutIder 9onbl
Dein lit mein atbsn,
Dir MIR eroeben
Bia id mein Gtrsben,
Gldnssnb our9 MlsIIter
8 DoterIdnbl
SrbiI9er 9anbs
SIN Reid Der Settler
gum 5eimailonbe
Soft bid beIdisbl
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anmutb 1T Oi, es5sstit Sst essls
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-05-25

between you and Jim, but sisters-in-
law can do lots of things to help mat
tiers on like that There's lots of
little things can be said, ana lots"
She stopped, puzzled. Mary Vertrees
mad gone from pale to scarlet, and now,
still scarlet indeed, she rose, without
word of explanation, or any other
kind of word, and walked slowly to the
open door and out of the room
Sibyl was a little taken aback. She
supposed Mary had remembered some
thing neglected and would return in
a moment; but it was rather a rude
excess of observation-disclosures not to
have excused herself, especially as
her guest was talking. And, Mary's
return being delayed, Sibyl looked at
her watch and frowned; went to a
window and stood looking out upon
the brown lawn, then came back to
the chair she had abandoned, and sat
again. There was no sound in the
house.
A strange expression began imper-
ceptibly to alter the planes Of her
face, and slowly she grew as scarlet
as Mary-scarlet to the ears. She
went into the hall, glanced over her
shoulder oddly; then she let herself
softly out of the front door, and went
across the street to her own house.
Roscoe met her upon the threshold,
gloomily. "Saw you from the win
hn o1ai
a lot to say to that old lady"
what old lady?'
'Mrs. Vertrees. I been waiting for
you a long time, and l saw the daugh-
ter come out, fifteen minutes ago and
post letter, and then walk on up the
street Don't stand out on the porch, y
he said, GROSSLY. "Come in here.
There's something it's come time I'll
have to talk to you about Come in"
But as she was moving to obey he
glanced across at his fathers house
and started He lifted his hand to
shield his eyes from the setting sun,
staring fixedly. "Something's the mat
ter over there" he muttered, and then,
more loudly, as alarm came into his
voice, he said, "What's the matter over
there?"
Bibbs dashed out of the gate in an
automobile set at its highest speed,
and as he saw Roscoe he made a ges-
ture singularly eloquent of calamity,
and was lost at once in cloud of dust
down the street. Edith had followed
part of the way down the drive, and it
could be seen that she was crying bit
terly. She lifted both arms to Ros-
cOe, summoning him.
CONTINUED NEXT WEEK)
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-05-25

DIUUS saw that she ulu -
was there, and he went softly toward
the door, hoping to get away before
she became aware of him; but some
sound Of his movement reached her
and she sat up, startled, facing him
"Bibbs. | thought l saw you go out
a while ago"
Eyes. | came back, though. I'm
sorry"
did you hear me quarreling with
SibylY
''Only what you said in the hail. You
lie down again, Edith. I'm going out
mo; don't 60" She applied q
handkerchief to her eyes, emitted a
sob, and repeated her request. Don't
go. | don't mind you; you're quiet
anyhow. Mammals so fussy, and
never gets anywhere. l don't mind
you at all, but | wish you'd sit down.
Cali right" And he returned to his
chair beside the trunk. "Go ahead and
cry all you want, Edith he said. INC
harm in thatv'
''Sibyl told mamma-Oh!' she began
choking. MARY Vertrees had mamma
and Sibyl and | to tea, one afternoon
two weeks or SO ago, and she had
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-05-25
Mineral Point, Wisconsin.

west of Five Points, was the scene of
much excitement on Tuesday, May 9.
Mr. Anderson, Oluf Hanson, Ole Lisney
and Jesse Bliesner were pulling stumps
with a windlass stump puller. Leslie
James and George Bailey in Case car
happened along and Mr. Anderson in a
joking way challenged James to hitch
his Case car to the stump puller, which
Mr. James promptly did and pulled out
a green stump ten inches in diameter
at the top and with roots some of which
were over twelve feet long takin9 with
them about two tons of dirt and sod.
All agreed that the Case had plenty of
power.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-05-25
HIGHLAND CENTER.

Richland Democrat: A party from
Mineral Point, composed of Mr. and
Mrs Ludden, Mrs Gray and daughter,
autoed over one day last week and
spent several hours as the guests of
Miss Mabel Allen.
The wool market opened ten days
since with the price around the 32c
mark.
Republican Observer: Robert Pippin
had a finger badly chcwed up Friday
last. He was helping put rings in the
nose of hog when the animal took ex-
ception to the doings. The finger was
so badly chewed that it was necessary
to amputate it.
Anton Anderson's place two miles
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-05-25

some women there that Sibyrs been
crazy to get in with, and she just laid
herself out to make hit with 'em, and
she's been running after 'em eyer
since, and now she comes over here
and says they say Bobby Lamhorn IS
SO bad that, even though they like his
family, none of the nice people in
town would let him in their houses.
In the first place. it's a falsehood and
don't believe word of it; and in the
second place | know the. reason she
did it, and, what's more she knows I
know it! | won't say what it is-not
yet-because papa and all of you would
think I'm as crazy as she is snaky;
and Roscoe's such a fool he'd<probably
quit speaking to me- But it's true!
Just you watch her; that's all I ask.
Just you watch that woman. You'll
seer'
AS it happened, Bibbs was literally
watching that woman" CHANGING
from the window, he saw Sibyl pause
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-05-25
BLANCHARDVILLE.

The Blade: The high wind Monday
blew down the frame of Joseph John
sons barn. Carl A. Moen was working
on the structure and sustained broken
leg and was badly bruised about the
head.
Monroe raised $1,000 for the Swiss re-
lief fund, through voluntary contribu
tons and the local entertainment.
On Monday, May s, an extraordinary
wind prevailed over a large portion of
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-05-25

the United States, Judging from all re-
ports. Glendale, S. OAK, a town OF
about $500 inhabitants, county seat OF
Dicky Co. was completely wiped off Of
the map, and several farm houses and
barns caught fire from the village and
burned Their city fire protection was
poor and the people were almost help
less. Blanchardville came near having
fate of this kind twice. Brick build
ings and a good fire protection saved
the town.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-05-25

her deliberately, the way he does ev-
erything; he's as cold FLOODED as fish.
All he cares about is his own pleasure,
and lately he's decided it would be
pleasant to get hold of a piece of real
money-and there was Edith! And
he'll marry her! He told me so last
night. He said he was going to marry
her the first minute he could persuade
her to it-and little Edith's all ready
to be persuadedr Sibyps eyes flashed
green again. ''And he swore he'd do
it, she painted. HE swore he'd
marry Edith Sheridan, and nothing on
earth could stop himv'
And then Mary understood. Her
lips parted and she stared at the bah
bling creature incredulously, sudden
vivid picture in her mind, canvas Of
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-05-25
MORE MEN THAN WOMEN
HIVE APPENDICITIS

Surgeons state men are slightly more
subject to appendicitis than women.
Mineral Point people should know that
a few doses of simple buckthorn bark,
glycerine, et:., as mixed in Adler-i ka,
often relieve or prevent appendicitis.
This mixture removes such surprising
foul M after that ONE SPOONFUL re-
lieves almost ANY CASE constipation,
sour stomach or gas. The INSTANT,
easy action of Adler ka is surprising
Prideaux & Bliss, Druggists.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-05-25
CALLING CARDS AND INVITATIONS

in correct sizes and styles, neatly pint
ed at the Crawford Printery, Mineral
Point. Engraving work also furnished
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-11-17
Aren't We All Good Guessers?

There's nothing dader than those prediction forecasts
York. Jersey Illinois and
the Republicans California Utah North Dakota and Wyoming
And still they will II told you when the they ddn
anything about John Barkhausen of the Denver Democrat
had figured pretty coeh Wilson 6s votes two weeks
before the Hughes 263 But Wilson didn't the
John said he would and neither did Hughes The cssed
doubtful solid the other aud the classed
solid doubtful And Johns
predicted figures being hand to him for
being good 'gasser'
And friend Dobbns is goatng his
before election sadly
confidently predicting Crist
would beat Mcdonald and that John Green would
The candidate
Brother Dobbns cssed the weakest the Democratic
ticket several of those whom he class
ed weak the Republican like house aire.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-11-17

(T1HE GEORGETOWN COT RIER to be rather reeved
the fact that the Sing the list of nominations this
bames Mr. Hafe for it. Brother Randall does
understand the The Sings the list of nominations
entitled to business
Mr. Hafe didn't He preferred for political
follow the publication the Courier
We showed him that according law the publication must be made
the paper with the largest circulation and of that
the Sifnps landed the So why abuse Mr. Hae? And why
Sinls? We only looking for
welfare. When the awarded the printing last
January and absolutely nothing although bid lower
than the didn't quea about it. Brother Randall refers
his ability keep and all bills promptly Then why
fellows little of that
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-11-17
OFFICIAL VOTE CAST IN
COUNTY IN LATE ELECTION

Tlecn banoms Cnd Plume
f ne h~G d
About changes. ab reside
emhema returned 24 d but hd in t Donald pm
h ANDY non8l5 vote cas- hy on
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1916-03-03
MILFORD
KANARRAVlLLE.

Kanarra, Utah, Feb. 20, 1916.
w. j. and Berry Williams left the
last of last week for the sheep herd
in Hurricane Valley.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Noal Williams last week with DR..
NJ. ]. Macfarlane in attendance. The
mother and child are progressing nice
ly.
A Leap-year ball is in progress to-
night. The young ladies have pre-
pared ice cream for refreshments.
4
At the Ward Teachers report meet
ing last Sunday night the teachers
stated that about so per cent of the
families had been visited during the
month.
The farmers were busy yesterday
putting out strychnined hay leaves
to exterminate the rabbits which are
not so plentiful as they were before
the other batch of poison was put out
in the fore part of February. We
have ten more one ounce bottles to
put out when the snow storm which
is on now let's up. 1t has been snow
ing all afternoon.
w. w. Roundy has moved his fam
lily back onto his farm, and Wayne
Davis now occupies his house in town
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1916-03-03

There is a new
breed of lumber
man i'm the land.
He is quite an i'm
prOVelnent over
the old variety.
He has gotten it pretty
firmly into his Uranium
that he has to become
more than a board ped
der
---or the public will
kick him off the Job.
The lumber yard will
con continue to be an
institution for profit,
new conception of things that
the profits have to be earned
not taken"
Insofar as this outfit is con-
cened, they are starting in
right ow to qualify themselves
to do the earning. A step at a
time, all our people are becom-
ing more helpful to the public
they serve. Their advice on lit
tie or big building problems is
going to be worth something.
g 0NNEWLLE LIME ER EH.
O., ~ . . N1 sa5 = s. . c 81 - :
MILFORD LUND MoDENA