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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1916-03-08

Two Deer in Court Yard.
Court house officials Saturday
afternoon saw two deer cross the
courthouse ward, followed a few
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1916-03-08
DIR. Innis to Leave.

III Il1aIo 70 1ACUVOs
Dir. Innis of Phelps will return
to Grand Rapids in the near
future. A DIR. H. NJ. Weed of
Boniface will succeed him April
first.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1916-03-08
BIRTHS

NEs:sS:s:s:S995S9 9999:5sEEGEGS
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. James
Faulk Sunday, March 9Th - a
daughter.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1916-03-08
Test for Drunkards

If you couldn't get a drink you'd :
quit-Eh? Could you? Prove it?
Stop for week. IF you can't or
even FEAR to try, you arescienti-
fically classed as chronic drunk
ard. Your future is ominous with
i'll. Physical, mental and social
degradation threatens. Be EMAN-
CIPATED, A 3 Day Neal Treat
ment will help you back to health
and self mastery. Pleasant pril
vate, positive. Neal Institute, 3OS
Scott Street, Wausau, Wisconsin.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1916-03-08
Notice of Judicial and National Dele
gate Election.

State of wisconsin, CO
Department of State
Notice is hereby given that at an election to
be held in tfe several towns, villages and
election precincts on the first Tuesday of
April, A. d. 1916, being the fourth day of said
month"; the following officers are to be elected.
Four DelegateS-at-Largefr from each political
party in the state to the National convention
of such party.
Two District Delegates to the National con-
vention from each political party in each OF
the congressional districts of the state
Justice of the Supreme Court to succeed
William H. Timlin, whose term expires the
first Monday in January, 1917
Given under my hand and official seal at the
capitol in the city of Madison, Wisconsin, this
10th day OF February, A. D. 1916.
j. 5. DONALD,
Secretary of State.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1916-03-08

Mrotek Burned Out.
Letters to Eagle River friends
contain the information that fire
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1916-03-08
For Sale.

For Sale.
Residence property for sale on
County road. Enquire of
8 If EMIL PRICE.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1916-03-08
PAID ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR ASSESSOR.

authorized and paid for by the undersigned
at the rate of sc per line per issue.]
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1916-03-08

Mrs. A. S. Lalla, who has been
visiting here with her husband
the past two weeks, returned
Saturday morning to Chicago.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-16

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-16
OIL LEASES kr;o PLATS.

Or leases ana township plots for
OIL men, Or sale al Leader office A.
So assignments affidayits OF posses
sion and AFFIDAVIT Of cash bonus paid
All Of the latest forms, and conform
tc oil leasing avs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-16
NEGROES TO START sAc1oRY
Plant for Manufacture Of Lace to Wor
Only coIored Labor

New Decatur Ala Sept l6-A lace
'"OoF 10 ba financed BY southern ne
Hroes employ negro labor ana operate
with working capital OF S2,090.OOO is
being protected here By Mrs George
N''son Of England said to be large
property holder n This section.
The pan is to have 4O0O negroes
IN the South contribute SIS for ihe
establishment OF the factory and brmg
lacemakers from Brussels To teach
'he employees how to make lace
The lace, according to Mrs Nelson
would be made from cotton grown in
North Alabama
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-16
THE EIGHT HOUR DAY

Hutchinson Gazette Since ran
road men are to have the eight hour
day why not have the eight hour
day for some other things thai are
oycrworked
The agent, book or road
The practising corneust next door.
The mechanical piano.
Fried liver.
I've man with the onion breath.
Ford stories
The golfer with the alibl.
stewcd cabbage.
The drought
We wonld have included the home
talent show in the list but We thot
better Of It and will not do so
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-16
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Is Il Tos rent? Try The Leader
Want Columns.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-16
TULSA ONE or NINE
CITIES TO GET BIG
GRAND OPERA EVENT

Tulsa, Sept i5-Nine cities in the
United states win hear tie Ellis
opera company. consisting of the
stars Of the two greatest opera organ.
izauons in the world, and more than
100 musicians. dangers and choisiers,
this fall, and Tulsa is one Of these
It is 100000 attraction in every
sense OF the word. as that is the bona
fide amount the company viii receive
from the Tulsa Chamber Of Commerce
for two performances, October 80 and
81, in the big municipal convention
hall here.
The company Will trael ON a spo.
cial train. The scenery alone Wit
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-16

TTSHF Texas Wonder cures kidney and
bladder troubles, dissoNcs gravel cures
diabetes weak and lame backs, rhouma
tism and all Irregularities ofthe Kidneys and
bladder in both men aud women. fuot sold
by your druggist, will he sent hy mai ON re-.
ceipt Of 81. One small bottle Is two months
treatment aud seldom fails 20 perfect cure
Seud for testimonials from this aud othe'
States Or. r. W, Hall. eg26 Olive Stree
St. Louis. Mo. Sold by drugssts-Ady,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-16
SCHOOL. GIRL AVlATRlN
PREFERS OVERLAND CAR

Art smith famous aviator who rec
emily purchased an Overland Mode
Sab. is not the only flyer who fay-
ors that line OF automobiles
In proof Of this W liouser local
Overland and Willys-Knieht dealer.
tells OF a photo recently received from
the Overland factory at Toledo Of
Miss stinson, school girl ayiatrix.
which was taken during a recent oX.
hibition at Edmonton Alta in Can
ada where she became acqua'utet
with the Overland cars SPENDING
much of her time when not in ise
air, in one Of these automobile
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-16
GERMANS, ON THE
DEFENSE, CANNOT
.H0PE:F0R VICTORY



f"'lS' s'p' 10 J" ""1i 7S''hs .''
e''Aii' ''' = p'i'''ss ON 'iie 'N''i'lf4
anu U'p.3l'l" 1ll"'l'N ''''i'e'
''' ''''''1 '''7 i'''' noon ''" SUI '7S di'
~ WY e'ose 'o'p'ia''"D ail"ns lhe
'i'lehl 4''es "RAlhAi VN'r go .l'NoA
'"' - sa
r." alhea pNuihs 'he'f efforts Y
c'h'noA combining ana coo'dlna'inR
'Aea 3" o''.e co'iaborA'on nave oe.
'efiil''ieI upon an e'olnlloh or ihe
IF along 'he'e lines 1he svrmani0
empires Iad themselves reduced to
t0o defensive The initiative Of Tue
opefatloh mas ESCAPED them
Spoil Kaisers Dream
I'm close union with ont efforts the
armies Of sa'oniki will uldl the mis-.
sion coniided TO them Already on
that front as on othore. thc action
IS deyelopins according 10 the plans
Of iho general stath The action of
nc alice @ill BE doyeloped IN AT
ways necessary to diss'paic the or.
'orif dfoan Of the central empire
because o' the i'alearian invasion
" Greek territory Without resistance
'fom tfa Groeke and corruption and
spicnase Organized in Athens hy
'orman agents. continued BRAND. The
nnienlc allies were led 70 take, or re-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-16
DON'T NEGLECT YolIp col n

Neglected colds get worse, instead
~ better 4 stuffed head, a tight
chest must be relieved at once. Dr
Bells Pine-Tar.Honey is Natures
remedy Honey and glycerine heuis
the irrtated membrane, antisentic tnr
loosons the phlegm, you breathe cas-
ief and your cold is broken up Pleas
ant to take, Dr. Bells Pine-Tar-Hon.
oy is an idea remedy for children as
r"ll as grownups Al your Druggist,
Sc. try a4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-16

limplN muddy compleXions arc
due TO impurities in the blood. Clear
up the skin by taking Dr Kings New
life PMS Their mild laxative quail
tiles remove the noisons from tho
system and hrghten the eye. A fur.
free nongrlplng bowel movement in
the morning is tho reward Of dose
OF Or Kings New lifu Pills the night
before At your Druggist, 21c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-16
BILLY SUNDAY SAYS
Maxwell Cars Aid Him in Getting
Converts to sawdust Trail

Billy sunday the baseball cyang
list, realizes The value of the automo
bile in conducting his great religious
reyiyals throughout iho country Dur
Ing his recent campaign in Kansas
city Mir sunday and his aides used /
fleet of Maxwell cars in gfftme about
iho city The above picture shows
BIN and his Maxwell sedan. which he
used constantly during his STAY i'm the
Missouri city Mr. Sunday Is lhe CEN
Ter frlre IN HE group
The evangelist was Immensely
pleased with the service rendered by
ml car In fact, he was SO pleased.
that tr wrote an appreciation to the
MAXWELL company Iris Eicr fol
ows
81 wish j were possible to have
every one generally understand now
much You have contributed 30 the
success OF lhe campaign here in
Kansas city 1t would not have been
possible for me to speak as many
times and as many places but for ihe
excellent automobile service you
furnished.
THE cars have been dependable
reliable and comfortable They have
always been in order, cioan attractive,
and vie have had no trouble or delay
az any time thank you most
a had no idea that a light mex
pensivc car could arouse so much ad
mirauon as the Maxwell has done
with best wishes for your continued
success and with kind regards
Sincerely yours
ONX STrND AN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-16

Hives eczema itch on salt rheun
sc's You crazy Can't bear the touch
OF your clothing. Doan's Ointment Is
fine fer skin itching All druggists
sell It, soc a box.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-20

which mcnsc, 90, itrs oi infant con
.umers of milk. this TACT an hr hnught
iordbly home Oh thc iaihrn, ah1 ntll
ua.te httlr tIme n having suaa nanil
iiuns upairod
-lu thr cas, OF che Min supply vh.h
frequently Be- rendered dangerous ht laA
methods of handling women con iHt
0ut the economy of ma.ninin-ne a ofpa
of Inspector. who through constant Dos.
spsctlou. vIll b. abio t0 materially o.
ducr infant mortality resulting rfmar
10, from miik infection
Professor Janice said thai Dr. dld not
contend that che iudircoi means I'D uh
ta.rias an end was thr ord, meihed
opeu o. aomrn in numerous nears Do
declared. the situation. which confront
them warrant thrIr seeking dlroll1 fhr
rn operntnn of governing Officials n
romrdsln g conditions detrimental a. fHD
lic welfare
Thc SUBJECTS oi Professor iames '''
lures viii 3d. eIho Organization wI
Municipal Government Pui8t tiHna
iian. ana H~ncial Wtiaft lfrn'rf ~
Sanitation tharin sakillf $50 FIit thn
following two Hectares on puddle hcaiih
The Fnod suppl, and sanitation
Nj saYiira qualification ts luiNi
on thosc -uhiots b. too wfh known ca
need elaboration
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-20
SALONIKI SUPPORTS
SCORES OF PAPERS
OF MANY LANGUAGES
EVERY RACE. CREED AND FAC
TON HAS At LEAST ONE
ORGAN
MARVEL OF EUROPEANS


~Al'Nikl iaH ~" ifrH'h '.N
bnt-h ir0nnfr HutN"nfi lr nii"nih
u ,a. nr.iHHHH fhr AtN'a iHih
n enarfiatin N'i N0 n'.fff'
e. fNI nHmNrf ni pew IH-if Hl' q"
Ht $3.50 ~ nHfui1iIi rif h'r'
1920" inn'NtN NHiN
NfN p"iff iH .'NN'' i'H "it''
Though ihf 'r"ni .lii Hi sifN'' ln'r
N aHnqurf af ESQ errrNH in inr i'"i
iialhHn war NaiHi4h hHn fftff Deem
enc o. uNi neN ems ~ NNf irtl rrnH'
Nrraa rts inNced HciHi % POT
conn re- fnN population Boz iif"rh hri
ihe eitF supports iff Ntt't 1'ili n."r
rtiffs ihir, n'NiNiNt NHN iNN Hiifi
nonn ianfnHis Besides ihfHr pf0l'a 9.
ht fhn meet "li't fi "i h
nisue d1iif tht Forward "hi0h %
pnhtfi in il'ii'" ,N'
Nenrii i inH ntrrAiris'i" iFWiHh
papa'HtiNH Di iitH iaa'e-- .Ni isf'fr"
cHnf4f'rfr frnHiHH nut ftaf'fn n"i
iiHffee "Hfas
Tfe nrwauanera 0f 900 Grrcrr uia8
3 VERY important u nH dominant
mart Ir fht uaIflrs au mntn $3.50 ltlh-
ina occupation ~ ulf gfuchr There
la 3d. aleh ihiuF in Grrerr by n r0-
nuranB ndtufr1fnf ueH paprf In fhe
rsnae mat nrNfgapef mal By uaif-
lcsHF lnderrn1ett in fhe rnIfei States
ar Dr. Ffahae EFfy guats aaAf II
rifhfr fnf ~ aralnst trmseina fhaf
haue fhf csrdinHi ulHfseH frsf This
ls fruo. ~ course vs. tbaee in snlauiHl
aa ueI
The Lieai d afarmng and The New
Tnnh ia evening loafual ere the
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-20
aAplo srArlon ApeaovsO

WASHINGTON. 9an ~ Tho iirRI
step toward linking me United H'ai's
AUD lis farflen possessions pl st'i'
Chain ~ wireless stations Yves tAh'h
TODAY when Secretary Daniels appfnt,
ia ronfracts win me radio stnii'n. A'
slsn Diego California onyit" i'h'ar-
nine Isands arid Pearl harfaf ~ +.
wsii Those Will Boz ihc most paRefl NI
stations iu thc world with ~. "''it
~ the greatest distance ior the ca
chanro 81 message
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-20
GERMAN TURNS ON
BRITISH RESCUERS
KARL NEUFELD SAVED FROM
ObDURMAN BY LORD kiTCH
ENED NOW BUSY STIR
RING Up STRIFE

hIrIIN Ins iau Zee no present
a. tI. aumou attending the University
t Worth Home Economics Weeks
RATIONAL da- which they should rt-
f m We'l administered municipal
t 0Hl O.. instruct them in the ways
i Iu- oi h-lping to obtain tho hcst
r u thr cHmmKmtic. in which
t..t IH. nill hr the substance of the
u uu thc organization and iuuc-
tH. municipal governments % hr de-
Nr Wly h1 Prof u q James aud
'r >lhllo Director Of sanitation
m ua|a-
I lectures wiil hc at the lniycr-
Austin beginning February Is,
tI, Fort Worth Home tcnnom
N... beginning bag that city fcbru-
uu
Iarman e James r. Associate PROBES
r aHl niretm oi Go, hureau ~ Ma-
nuI E.sHuh of thc University
n.a.h s hiu devoted tn o. study oi mn
Irs and governmental administration.
Htr N hlme aud abroad. ht b. capeiai'
neN qualified fp dl-euas thr prob
ils which WIN BE- dealt with n these
i.t4Ft- lt Be- particularly WIN me
-taNiHg Civic activity OF wuuirns clubs
DOB uml and Go aid them in their WORK.
i.lf ihe lectures viii hf given hruueh
aH U,tauied knowledge ~ what s"oa
m1mHrll 4ut Iuments should aNcuiA
r.sh 10 I- mt aim % raise the standard
ui expectations from city admlnistra-
han- Hid ri'sir-sof james in rceard 20
h- ierfur.. ~Numcus clubs and other
Organizations can. hy directing their en.
ar into more cficctiyc ohanucls, ana
Nr .fstUmatizing their work. cNeft =
powerful influence in community, DIG
continued ihus far the activities 81
Huer n tha field af municipal improve
mont lmNe failed % reach the highest
fsHnt of effectiveness drsritc their un'
.aEug interest in the work lhis may
h a.aut.d for o. ths fact that thrl
Hork iu "a large number ~ inrtanc'.r'
without weIl develapsd - stem. and with
H1i fgN ha-is nf knowledge pi what MAJ
rsHecfed from the coordination OF
th.f effort. wish the established mech
anism I'D government The greatest ~
Fsuuriiie- aYaiahie 90 women in thF
improvement vi municipal couaitioue y.
n ir shuty Ga determine conditions -
lh't exist and u tiiey need ei.an'nA up'
in bring indirect pressure g. ufAf l-'p
having ihrm remaiiod NotN lthsi@iHi.'t
taaif haniicap In hacking thu ballot t1t
nemrn ~ Is community can ertft lf osii
ertol and systcmatic effort al iilsaefiee
uaHh viii quickly rtsull in the eiimihS
lian " undesirable olrmcnts o. eenniAn'
ity hir
lhus the chief end Rhleh TIE W men
oi city may serve ~ eArnutine w
standard of community life - 10 polHi
Hit o. thr men Notcrs. y 30 are TOO ps'si
e. note them. condition. whiea nffd
mending Take for instance tas matte
~ IHre MIA Tho Nomen Win thrH
rrateF leisure ran accurately dctefin ~
ttf cleanliness and sasitAfion - TIE niiN
supply II unhealthfui conditions exist
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-20

muiaHlina fuiica YuarnNiiue and tea.
eiai arsiHsnpsa spliirabls - este CaNt
80 xs'ir q ls ptiuied aul shet she
need 81 sueh legislation ). due - sns
,hseiie state % issai ltalaspsea pnirh
are n0N Dab unavoidable snruah sl,e
congressional sflipn
Tho rfentra measure Noald mato
b posalhir fse lhe pf-sldrn, q base sil
ths ordinances amt peliss ana ert
Ary regulations revised and nfeashi
ap % iats fhs frfhlon WIN tafils
i4ts Uusiares 10 ths ranai zane ag,A
eiiailHaif ulaHf risiariee ASH fi@'l.
lrie regulations aud ordinances
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-20
WOUNDS INFLICTED
BY MODERN SHELLS
GENERALLY FATAL
DEATHS As RESULT or tNJuRlEs
on aArfLEFfEtO6 GREATER
THAN EVNH BEFpRE

fYNNON ltn IH Ohio rfa if
dnafNf l.feaHe Hnd hOatat N
lnhU afe lc .1aea In roe present nHr
lH compared with lHH Hu.f nar iH
Hta tfflUt Iatuac $3.50 rsspHnnIhii
fur Hfr, pef rninEf 90 iHr DartHU
HrH ehHfsst in fnr frrHcHof ia isan0s
lieeatf haf NfHn rraHrrH fn D. ungH
eIh.r mlniWum TNg wounds Sol tNt
routh African nar N,re asnaiif Heai
oelia hoics uh'rh ioetrl as b made
n4fh hfsaaVia ebIie lu ihf present
sfrHaeis nni uniy haft Smells nna
naa brought nfa and terGtis bln4s
IL unuads Hut flFnlt ruiatatrl HNii
fHI af mICfo. oraarlsmr aHfh Ha if
tsnua. na4e added utN aaHRsrf 81 i1o
moti irfsai kinds ~ nrh nuundH
Tho lIffeffnfe orfnrDu asafrna af
aasnaitlra 81 fhf fee uau uaH tff
suhIef II lroiuff nrfor tfe it4al
Ceiiffs ~ aarresnr thla Heff uf 49,
Anthony iinuiii ehH hfieuHfi fne
King duafg hls frrfnf affIa"ni lr
frnrnr a. mll thr dtatf1, ii4sasss
~ niudeFs warfar ~ ciHm f1naf NANt.
ng Hnd eve use ~ hlfh explosives
steus hsts noh varied efform fhat
iherr Az 90 typical shrl sounds Eten
urf Dnlsis tear ihe Nasfse nadis DH
lar fa fnelr Terrific feioeHY af short
ranHf lH Aflha fhe tghfts Travelled
hflf m'le ~ more aud ioH fait
far.a n1uha aHd band grenade
iafiN as iaffr gimnnfirs ~ irsuH
dlrf ahirf fpfefH fne NeuH1e ind H
fsstn thefn alth stfrefae rapi1iig nfH
,hen wounded asHanY fan inin nH
ana water in fgapdefa nf 5000 ffn
dnst IS t b. sumhft
As knthuuY nsid the tuiiNfuF Ni
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-20


and The Nsa CaanlrF hpfh f ssHtfh.
arc arrepfsd aH aimusi affeiai iarH.
German qfaans The tFmff is sa-
clal,si s.aper ciffflf affiliated sIth flt
a. rinan socialist iarf ARD soc fitsi
y tiffsafis fhe m1atlp|sfe ~ ihs sea.
trsan cans1iafr "a rairrtI
anf other frrpff ff H "Nr
ffy ~ userftaa thr llafnal NJ tHt
Fnneh aarrhip fharitmarae eh.eh
sshnr fst fcchriraNF fatiifafi in rHr
ian.ai hos h. cirgiafign iftfe o. H
tt fsr as faWecai snrai ~ 1e ten in
kaiaalll fqr a prints ai az ofiiciaf
tamnuuI4aer ~ $3.50 sHfl0aa fuurifies
AZ var. 81 ueii a. 3 greet dcai ~ int
formation rieste8 firm inf aarslese
a.fs4oe "A siia ffenri rattifehip p n
disfribaied frff ~ ftHrrf tQ ali ftf ~,
ii.d ahlfa itirY iu iht hsfspF fn tps
ftaaoaaftara aad faTloir other rfflres
~ the Allied armies an land. ans nlsf
~ snissnrli,ed ~ ~ private i8eifjdp-
AZ, ~ iNe sIsf - nfi7 rfrta 8 ibtlihs
HinoH the arrival a thr ififish fftsap1.
~ FnaAifh arssI1prf has airp isfi
s,sffes snd b taid io ~ sesl i,fosi'ff
49,. u 3 ,aias8 TIRE iialaan SF~s ARD
y. Datiltfea up.asf ibs auts.trf- - tHr
ssltars ~ thr alereh lpfriiais istflln-
400 and LiadepeniaNt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-20

HuIAhIAhs
u So Htntiirf ad that he ~oald et
~ subscription a. the eaihf Il didas
faAf ~ pheevaps pft ~ q av hafs
~ printing aft
a. a. EDWARDS
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-24
s SITE set lea beb.-0et f%orfifrer ian Dia, ipa.

~ SITE bet leg be6 =-6 set %forfifrer jlp Sig, ipa=
reoe aontnrerceraabe1l %alborlig, i6et ban beite11t
1r1eote 2egers ipsrge10e 8lif. Nee1 bios ifaI for
gorigt bette iperge11oe Silt til? Seq in0ier life no
gen @rano til at ffjnle set for~Dig, 0erionr Ben gu
&c ! ct anfalo al Jeber bar iprl,11get uo af 5enge11.
80 Son peoblep at fplge SEN Sci ban por lloaet ino
paa, lfjpnt Oroe1e ipntes at blibe iiooenoe ban1 /
9ol1en. Sor at reDoe oen bore 9gres 5fin, CAB
bun oe1 in0re s@re bort, ban III mes aaben
Eonoe, men / 8irfcligbcoe11 bar ban 10 og1aa noe1
al Sfplo> oct bar 10 BAN, ser 6aboe nGret truet pda
SIP og Sl1nobeo. Ser bar 10 life Ell enc tie @r11no
for ban1 til at fortGlle Sage1s rtte Sa11n1e,1b911g
2Gge1 taug og benote fig ON, Mplleren %forlpgte
flere @onge at LUTTE 9jjnene op, men 8liffet par ,lo-
iluffet, og bans Gale bleo f111 en- %ltp6eliq, 11for-
itaaelig @biife1.
Otter flere Ein1ers 6orlgb forloo @o,nmcrceraa=
Den Slotsn1plen - 0o bar alt iorbi. Sber Dpre1
i1o til oe1 Dpoes Gprclie og til Mfopen iao 111at,
breoe Nopirltrinler, font tpoe0e paa, at &orrmerce=
roooen itrafs efer, at 0eoe1 bar ir1otrooot> bop6e
laoet &ettelis Solf bente, ion1 i ba,1s Hoaipn for
legleoe Sen Mfop0eS @jen0clc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-24
Gn Sen font til Hebntng. "Bi e,

Gn Sen font til &ebntng. "8t er
t~afnemmelige," ifriber Wer. Mugult
|Sobn1on, Is Greeley Street, Wh1-
|ifegom Micb., for at ser er en-
|iaoom Me6icin at faa 1om &11rifo.
|Seg bar megct ipg al "@r1p" og
|bob6e pr6bet nelten alt mnlig 1toe1t
|NDtte. Saa en- Sag font en- Serlnoe
|of NTH Sn1tr11 poa 8elpg, % bun
1pltrgte itrafs, ON hi hapoc pre=
|bet &1trifo. 81 iag0e ~geei". Sum
|ipntes at bore ioa iiffer poa> at Der;
|biloe bielpe, at ri icnote etter en-
|5loife me6 set famine. Sll Dor 1torc-
l8le6e bar ieg life feroig meo 5lo=
item for ieg bar oppe. 9ioen Den
|Gi6 for BEN peret Dor Susmeot.
|cin. @or lille Dreng, fire Mar CAN'T
incl, flyer, bber Gong bun teler De
min61te @merter: rMana, leg 11oa
babe li6t &urifo." &11rifo bill alt1o
babe cit Hla6s / bort Silent"
5pgrg ife efter &11rifo paa Apos
befH. Sen er life til Salgs Der.
lSpecielIe Mgerter forifaffer Den III
Mlmnbeoen,. eller SEN fan be1tlles
6ireHe fro 2aboratoriet. Sfrtp t1l
lDr. 8fe JnbrneD &, Cons 20,
1199--25 81. @op1e slbe., Chicago.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-11-04
A FRIEND OF MAN

/ am the road.
over my silent form
The grinding wheels OF traffic
Carry their heavy burdens.
/ am the Initial carrier"
am the Foundation"
or all commerce.
On me rests the first burden
OF transportation.
The wool and the cotton for your
clothes
Must first pass over my body.
The food man eats,
The forage for your armies
Must first be born on my breast
| am the first letter in PREPARED
NESS.
on me rests the first burden of man.
am ATLAS.
On my breast the barefoot boys and
girls
Dance on their way to school.
On Sundays I carry the folks to
ChurCh.
The love-sick lad and lassie
Make love on my breast
But | am a Daisy" and never
tell"
The timber OF the home
Must first pass my way.
| am the foundation
On which the government is builded
On me rests the first cost of trans
portation.
| labor hard
To perform my duty TO you.
Have you done your duty 10 me7
Clothe me, pray thee, against
The rayages OF the winter freeze,
The damaging rains OF spring,
The choking dust OF summer.
Give me a new coat in the fall
That | may give you pleasure,
{ Profit and happiness
The whole year round
/ Treat me kindly, considerably.
/ Let not my body become
/ Disfigured, worn and ragged.
/ | give to you my all.
Give me literally Of your substance
That ! may give you even more.
You will never be more liberia
than I.
For AN 4 FRIEND OF MAN.
%. NJ West