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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-15

tenn sic tf6macza lyle straconej
pc stronie angielskiej. Skoro alto
Ii Niemcy spostrzegli, re Angli--
kom przybywa pomoc z ogrom--
nej flotyli admirafa Jellicoe, dali
rozkaz do odwrotu, czyli inaczej
m6wiac. stch6rzyli i cofneli sic
ma pewne woody swego NORA.
"Zwyciezca', kt6ry ma sobie
rozdzierac geby ma "Jubel" cd
ucha do ucha, ME zachowuje pla
Gu. - Rozbita flota niemiecka
czmychne}a; jedna Geese do por
tow, druga Geese niedobitk6w "a
|pedzona zosta1a do brzeg6w dun
skich przez zwyciezce admira}a
JeMicoe, kt6ry widzac, re oczys
eli woody jutlanckie re szwab6w.
twr6cif do swych port6w, by WA
| godzinach bye w zupe}nym kom
plecie do novel Walk.
TO drugi znamienny fakt, dla-
czego w raportach niema mowy
0 tenn, re tam jakies angielskie.
kulejace niedobitki szukaja Il
obcych schronienia, jak to uczy
milo s statk6w niemieckich, szu
kajac ratunku Il Dunczyk6w. =
KtoS tn kogoS widac gonif.N Mem
c.y uciekajacego nazywajawbrew
opini cafego Swiata "zwyciez-
ca
Ale trudno! - Niemcy tax
wrzeszczec musza, DO %inaczej to
krucho z mimi. - Kajzer i admi
ralicya niemiecka musi odnosic
: zwyciestwa chocby tylko W ma
klamanych raportach swoich, by
! nar6d juz i tax burzacy sic cd
gfodu. czemS uspokoic.
Pod Verdunem codziennie sic
bierze po piec mil wszerz i
wzdluz, tax jakoby teren YER
dunski byf jaka Sahara. = Ma
morzu zaS must sic takze rapor-
towo wygrywac. Szwabom IA
"Jubel" wrzeszczeS kazac, by ia
kos nadrobic> nina do zlej CRY.
To pruska metoda >tresowania
swych poddanych moca terroru
wmawiana wiara W potege te-
go terroru.
Jeszcze wiele woody uplxnie 10
zyskiem Mississippi. zanim~ be-
die MONA wyrobic sobie dosko-
male, bezpartyjne zdanie o. ivy
ciestwie ma wodach jutlanckich,
= atoli dis juz MONA bye pc
wynn, re Niemcy ME maja zad-
nej rac!yi do %gloszenia swiatu ia
kiego "zwyciestwa'', jake ono
wyglada W niemieckich rapor--
tach i prasie.
D~onioSlejsze szczeg6ly dalszych
raportow okaza nam W kr6tkim
czasie, cz.ysmy mieli ~s}usznosct.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-15
NASH AGENCI

Upowaznieni SO do kolektowania
abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepujacy
nasi agenci miejscowi:
ASHTON. Nebr. Michal Mendyk
BRENNAN. Tex. Kasper Kowalski
BREMOND, Tex. M. C. Basihski.
FRIED. N. D.. A. A. Kaiser.
GRENVILLE. S. Oak. J6zef Gruba
INDEPENDENCE. Wis. Frank Wise.
MELLEN, Wis. Teofl Derdowski
NANTIcOKE. Pa. Fl. Jablo1ski
LEO, MINI. Mateusz Bilski
OAK HILL. Mich. St. Pogorzelski
WARSAW. N. D. Teodor Wysocki
WILNO. MINI. Fl. Badzihski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-15

A vice paddy okowy, muir z
Niemiec ma SWAT wybity, juz
niema angielskiej blokady, posi-
la ma dino morskie szukac wod--
nych szczur6w! Ciesz sic ME-
miecki Izraelu!
Kajzer pospieszy} natychmiast
"nach Wilhelmshaven', by z}o-
zyc prusko-idolacyjne gratulacye
"zwycieskiej' flocie niemieckiej
kt0ra wreszcie "star}a }eb' an
! gielskiemu smokowi morskiemu.
Dalsze wiadomosci atoli zacze-
; }y zmieniac poglad ma owe envy
ciestwo' niemieckie.
Dziwnem wydawalo sic zaraz
czytajacemu bacznie owe telegra
my, re ciekawe sobie musi bye Q
wo "zwyciestwo' niemieckie ,sko
70 sami Niemcy W swych rapor-
tach gtosza, IL pc spostrzezeniu
nadciagajacej rezerwy angiels-
kiej, musieli brac nogi "a pas i Il
myakc ma woody niemieckie.
Zwyciezca p~ozostaje przeciez
ma polu Walk: tax zawsze bywa-
10.
z tego vice widzimy, re juz. W
pierwszym momencie Niemcy O.
kropnie wysrubowali swe opinie
0 zwyciestwie. Bo chocby i by}a
wieksza stracona W cyfrach po-
| jemnossci floty angielskiej cd ME
mieckiej. Niemcy ME mieli pra4
wa o~g}aszania swiatu 0 SVEN
zwyciestwie, skoro musieli ucie-
kac z pola WALK pred wzmoc-
nionym nieprzyjacielem.
Pc pieciu dniach dochodza mas
! liczniejsze szczeg6fy, co do pre-
biegu WALK i jej rezultatu.
{ Rozumie sic samo przez sic, re
obie strony beda usilowaly pred
staWiac i swym poddanym swia
tn raporty W takiem Swietle. by
wyrobic jak najlepsza opinie IA
swoja strone.
Ably sobie wyrobic n%eutralne
zdanie o owen "zwyciestwie'
najlepiej "a podstawe brac "a
porty niemieckie ia rzecz strony
a%ngielskiej, i przeciwnie angiel-
skie ia rzecz strony niemieckiej.
w pierwszej fazie widzieliSmy,
re sami Niemcy donosza o IA O.
kretach pokroju wojennego,stra
conych pc stronie angielskiej, sa
mi zas przyznaja sic cos I tylko.
- Dalsze raporty re szczeg6lami
donosza. re Niemcy stracili Is
statkow, do niekt6rych nawet sa
mi sic przyznaja W p6zniejszych
r%aportach jak mp. do utraty O.
kretu bojowego ''Westfalii'. -
Nadto angielskie raporty dono---
sza, czemu niemieckie wcale ME
przecza, re Niemc.y pr6cz Weis-
baden. Elbing i F]rauennlob stra
cili jeszcze Hindenburg. Lutzow,
a vice razem , bojowe okrety. 2
ciezkie krazowniki pancerne. 3
lzejszej pojemnoSci, jeden kra-
zownik t.ypu Rostoka, a 9 torpe-
dowc6w jednego nura. czyli IA
zen Is statk6w flotyli z pojem-
noscia 116.435 ton. podczas gdy
sami Niemc.y licza Anglik6w Ia
ll4,O0O ton straty W pojemnoSci
- Czyli, - re strata niemiecka
W utraconej pojemnoSci jest o
przesz}o , t%ysiace wieksza cd all
gielskiej a gd.y sic do tego do
lozy fakt ucieczki floty niemiec
kiej Z pola bitwy, to gdziez II
"zwyciestwo" Il Niemc6w? Po-
coz 6w ''Jubel'' wrzaskliwy pc
ca}ych Niemczech, .jakoby pote--
ga morska Anglik6w IA wieki z
czezfa pod zwycieskim obucllem
potegi floty niemieckiei?
Take, strasznie W glupi spo-
sob Z c.ywilizowanvm narodem i
nibyto zimna krwia niemiecka
ME licujace. przesadzanie faktu
oSmiesza tylko nar6d niemiecki.
a .szczegolnie cala owa kupe z!
kajzerem IA wierzchu tworzaca
niemiecki rad.
Ily.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-02-10

BEST BARGAINS IN rHe COUNTY

BEST BARGAINS IN THs COUNTY
Less 'hau $500 cash NH bus equity
n Mrc different soaua mrm Nf
tlal oll prospects ana mon ihm
eased see vs. g. Mexican
r0R SALE emo horse Gan "a t.a
b. osla Nr = Townsend
IoR SALE Mich cop yars ola.
$685. Mao gentle rons SEQ eaH 81
e'l East Oklahoma e1euc
ron SALE ono Ioi ANA mar
room ncn cauasc 4uoa aalu aai
Other Improvements si5 ft oha
A,e $500 Nil trade ior Arkansas
~ -eunc .oe pio.a Asda
H Mckenzie cuaaias ota
FOR SAIL Almost nea hae aad
/ good one Sec HAL or ffnoc at
the Maxwell station J $ B. nan
FOR SALE one John Deer stalk
cutter riding cultigaior and pioN
prices right cal ai fuiar's store
lnlDs WANTED on tract close 10 tHai
has to De sold Bagselt q pcelor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-02-10
WANTSWANTS
CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIED
MONEY TO Lean.

CITY and farm loans. company ana
private money nassett a fce'er
MONEY no LOAN W have MONEY
i1 loan on city property Loans
mal promptly Also any amount for
Wm luana paoley and Armstrong,
iut ie Nos oklahoma Are
NE uANE tm % loan un nm'
~ laN rate o iuiee Ions tmH
eae payments poa iu ael hat
a tals NiN M o costs notAH ASA
may prove valuable m sou reNnuh
a Son Roau Co over ofhauml
sl.te bank
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-02-10

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-02-10
LOST BOY WANTED.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


FREDERICK halls dead horses and
Cattle free Call XII Oil
WANTED Room AID board in com.
Portable home by Young widow.
State price per month Mrs Frank
Lavender. Box 327. Oklahoma City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-02-10

Ola papers for sale al The Leaae
pfsice
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-08-18
NORTH ELM DALE

Aug. 15.-E. NJ. Larson and daugh-
tiers Annie and Katie we're Bowlus
callers Friday evening.
Martin Larson went to Bowlus Mon
day on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Lundin and
daughters Gladys and Myrtle Of Up
sala visited at the home of J. j. ia"
cobson Sunday.
E. NJ. Larson and sons Henry and
Robert called on Peter Sollars of Swan
River Saturday afternoon.
Miss Charlotte and Lille Olson and
Walter Larson were Upsala callers on
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Mccarthy and daughter Of Roy
alton were in this vicinity this week
getting subscribers for the Royalton
Banner.
Sven Carlson and son Otto were
Bowlus callers Thursday.
Miss Ellen Carlson was an Upsala
caller Thursday afternoon.
Martin Larson has purchased new
piano.
=. E. NJ. Larson called on Frank Booth
Sunday evening.
Joe Kopka and sisters Jamie, Mary,
Gertrude and Agnes were swanville
visitors, at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Mattros Sunday.
Sven Carlson and family attended
church at Upsala Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Matt:os OF
Swanville were Elm Dale callers on
Tuesday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-08-18
M|NNES07ANS GO ON PATROL
TWIN CITY COMPANIES TO LEAVE
LLANO GRANDE.
Receive Orders From General Parker
to Be In Readiness For :
Duty Along Border.

Lano Grande, Texas, Aug. II. Il
The first battalion of the First Min
nesota infantry, comprising Company
A and B Of Minneapolis and G and q
Of st. Paul, has received orders from
General Parker to be in readiness to
leave Sunday for patrol duty along the
Mexican border.
Major Matt L. Higbee's battalion
will do patrol and outpost duty along
front of IL miles extending from
the Mercedes pumping station on the
east Of the Donna pumping station on
the west, with battalion headquarters
at Progreso.
Though assignment Of companies
has not yet been definitely determined.
Major Higbee said that probably Com
pany A, Captain o. M. Cutler, would
be stationed at the Mercedes station 3
Company B, Captain P. l.. McClay at
the Donna station; Company c, Cap
tain e. o. Stegner at Progreso, and
Company p, Captain w. HI. Barnacle|
ut Champions store, directly south Of
camp.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-08-18
BIO R e sEss. I{hI YS SENATE +,
BIZ Calculated e Rs!'e About $780,,
10000 Year u 0dsp'mous'y op' i
pssed ny Republicans. -:

. Washington, Aug. 17.-By q striot!
democratic VOTE, republicans unani.;
hously opposing it, the senate finance,
complete ordered 4 favorable report;
TO tho senate on the revised revenue
bill calculated to ratse about $205, 000,.,
200 4 year. +:
Chairman =. NJ. Simmons In submit:
Ting the report proposed that after;
disposition Of tho shipping bill, the,
senate should take up the workmsn's;
compensation bill. Il this program ts1
carried out, tho r>v3nus bill Will be:
Ihe last important measure to be act:
ID upon this session,
Senator sim13eqe said he could sec:
20 reason why 4tngrsss should not
adjourn about 18th !. othm demo
cratic leaders fpG3 business cannot:
be concluded be48x Sept 8.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-08-18
SOUTHWEST DARLING

Aug. Is. Arthur Weidman of Sc
beka is here for visit with his FAM
lily, who are staying with Mr.. and Mrs.
Aibjrt Zimmerman. Mrs. Weidman
and Mrs. Zimmerman are sisters.
Harvesting was delayed by the
heav rain last week and a quantity
Of hay was destroyed by it. Now the
weather is fine and everything is
growing fine. ....
Albert Zimmerman cut August Blom-
quist's grain. The oats PANIED out
good. The barley heads were short
but well filed and were really much
better than was expected. s- 3.
Louis Anderson and Aaron Engstrom
who rented the Tilda Kendall farm,
cut their grain there this week. They
say the crops were good.
Boys who have been out west to
work in the harvest fields say there
is no use going out as the crops are
poor and few men are needed.
August Blomquist paid John Boquist
a visit Sunday and reports that his
garden is splendid and that all. other
crops on his farm looked fine.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-08-18
PI0HT DULoARIANS ALONG PRAo.
TlcALLY oNR HUNDRED MlLk4
OF TH6 9EhDlAN-GREEk
FRONTIER.
AlRMEN SHELL ENEMY's
CONCENTRATION STATIONS
French War Office Statement Denies
German Claim That 7uIgars Had
Successful Engagements at b.
toll - Vigorous Artillery -Ae-
lions Reported in Dorian.

Paris, Aug. 1.-THE allied forces on
ealoniki! front have captured the rail.
road station at poirap and four vii.
lagos at other points Oh the front, 40.
eording to an official statement issued
by the Esneh var e{}ee: !: Z:
The Statement c9vSfl continuous
fighting extending from August to
the present time.
The statement shows that tho Ruk
Earians ere being engaged along Duo.
ideally 100 miles of the 6orbiaf. Gfeok
krontier
Serbians Take Village.
The statement follows: Operations
Of the army Of the Orient, August i to
August Is! Frequent engagements OF
advance posts and patrols on tho
whole front have marked this period,
potably on August 4, when the Ser
bians took the village Of Rempi, near
lake Presba. On August Z, dethch.
nents Of the Allies drove the Bulga-
tians from tho cemetery at Ljuminca.
On August 10, French units took by
assault tho railroad station at Dorian.
Ind the neighboring hill 227, which
the enemy evacuated, leaving several
lead behind.
Alrmen She'll Enemy.
ION August 1915, French detach-
ments took the villages Of Potka,
PALMS., sukoca and Matnica, at tho
foot Of the chain Of the Beles. Artil-:
lery actions. often very vigorous, have
(aken place almost daily, principally,
h tho region OF Dorian.
"Our aviators bombarded concen-
krations Of the enemy At Nicolic, and.
Voloveo and military works at STREET:
mice station. 1nsfAy airmen bonn
barded an ambula)ace 1t Vertekop.
"A German ofhoial statement on;
August II ssiA hat the Bulgars had
bucqessfpl shsax{msnti at Bltolj. Ia
feality they r@e$pq1ted this locality
without hshttnt Following the depart;
ure Of a Greek dstsshnnent which was
IN garrison thsFs Ind had no conflict,
with the Serbs" !
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-08-18
CORPORAL DEFENDING
MEXICAN GIRL is SHOT
Virginia Trooper Instantly Killed BY
Regular Differentiated
Two Miles. "

Brownsville, Texas, Aug. 17.-Cor.
poral james Clement, G Company.
Second Virginia regiment, was shot
and instantly killed, and Sofia Valdez,
4 Mexican girl, was probably fatally
wounded by another corporal assigned
to the quartermaster's corps Of the
regular army.
A corporal who gave his name as
punches later was chased by q posse
two miles and his trail Lost. Later he
appeared at the county jail and sur.
rendered.
The Valdez girl had repulsed Dun.
she's advances, according to members
Of her family, and when threatened
with violence, it is stated, called for
assistance. Just as Corporal Clement
appeared to aid the girl, it is charged,
punches shot the Mexican girl twice
Ind turned his weapon on Clement,
Killing him instantly with two bullets
IN the breast.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-08-18
PIKE CREEK

Aug, 16.-Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Elk
man and family of Little Falls spent
Sunday at the home Of her brother, J.
Olek.
Mrs. J. Kowaleski and son Frank
of Winona arrived here for visit
with her sister, Mrs. J. Copa. ~
Mrs. F. Sawicki< of Little Falls Wis
tied with her parents here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Eckman were
guests at the homo Of j. Lepinski last
Sunday.
Miss Mary Wielinski of Little Falls
visited at her home here Sunday.
Miss Cecylia Tuzinski of St Paul
is visiting with her parents.
Miss Clara Krause called Tuesday
ON her cousin, Miss Julia Ringwelski
Steve Wiczek autoed to Minneapo'
lis Sunday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-08-18
GERMANS TO Defend TRIESTE.
RUSH TROOPS TO OPPOSE lTAL.
lANS IN AUSTRIA.
Latin Advance Guard Reported Only
Thirteen Miles From the r..
Teuton Naval Base.

London, Aug. 17.-Germany is rush
Ing troops to Trieste to defend tho
Austrian city against tho Italians, &C.
eording to a dispatch received here
from Milan.
The message states that Germany 10
taking over the defenses Of the Aus
trian naval base, from which the Ital-
Ian vanguard was last reported only
10 miles distant, and is sending troops
specially organized for that purpose.
~-1~ SIavs Resume Activity.
Russian troops, after a long period
Of inactivity in the Carpathians, are
moving aggressively against the Teu-
tonic forces there.
Following the taking of Jablonitza,
one of the chief gateways to Hungary.
they have captured series of heights
west Of Vorokhta and Ardzemoy. Pet
regrad report an Austrian retirement
to the west in this region.
Russians Protect Flank.
Tbs moyemsnt is considered Of i'm.
portance as tending m5fe effectively
to protect the left flank Of the Rus.
sian armies moving northwestWard in
the Stanislau-Halicz region in their
advance on Lemberg.
Berlin announced that German
troops in the Carpathians inflicted a
defeat upon the Russians, capturing
Starawipozyna height, north of Capul.
Capture $4,000 Teutons.
Russian captures Of prisoners from
June 4 when General Brussiloff inaug-
urated his offensive to Aug. 21, are
officially reported by Petrograd to
have totaled more than $4,000 men.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-08-18
Negotiate For Second British Loan.

Negotiate For Second British Loan.
New York, Aug. 17.-Negotiations to
establish the second great British
credit in this country were conclud-
ed at conference of bankers in the
office of J. P. Morgan & Co., and the
official announcement merely awaits
arrangement of details. The agree
ment provides for the purchase by .
banking syndicate Of $250,000,0 900 two.
year, per cent British notes, to be q
direct obligation Of the British gov
eminent. The exchequer will deposit
securities with the syndicate managers
Is a amount g 1901. ooo. 900. $50
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-08-18
MAY ASK $1.60 FOR wheat
Farmers Urged to Retain Best Grades
For SEEDING,

Fargo, N. D., Aug. 17.-Farmers of
the Dakotas, Montana and Minnesota
will not sell No. 3 spring wheat for
less than SLIGO bushel. terminal price,
If they follow the recommendation of
their delegates who closed session
here. No. and 2 grades will not be
sold at any prices, all of this being re-
tanned for seed.
This was the word went out from
the. Society of Equity headquarters at
Fargo and St. Paul, to farmers in
Northwestern states, following the
conference here attended by 60 farm
ers.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-08-18
TO COMBAT 9A!Lb PLAGUE

Health ot1o'.'' 4 Washington to Plan:
Washington. Aug MA comprehen,;
|ive, nationwide plan f. aSht the dreaaI
(nfantile paralysis se6qt2a that has
pwept the saetSs4 states h being de-:
veloped today IL ooQ{erence OF health;
ofacials from Ill evtt the nation. The
meeting wa clll.4 by the United
States public health service, every
state health department. being asked;
TO send ! fspf{(4ataa1e.
Assistant S4ltl$n aSnsral Rucker
Of tho public htStt l}fvic} said today
tht oqpt,r>neA &4pH qQ;ef4loate and
the Disease aed q 4pAratine against
Il throughout TN @e@tty.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-08-18
Six Arctic Explorers Return to Alaska.

Six Arctic Explorers Return to Alaska.
Nome, Alaska, Aug. 17.-six mem,
bers Of the Vilhjalmuy stefansson Arc.
tie expedition arriving here on tho
power schooner Alaska, related their
experiences in the polar regions during
the last three years. stefansson, who
In the Arctic to continue his
FQEt Of exploring newly discovered
land north Of Prince Patrick land,
probably will not return to civilization
Ehe present season, they said, The
party aboard the Alaska was Under pn
ks92, sa@ls'A IT 80 - =
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-08-18
REPORT Ex0NERATES MINERS
State Investigators Find Strike Par
TALLY Justified.

j italy Juotlneo.
st. Paul, Aug. 17.-Striking miners
pf the Mesabi range are exonerated to-
large extent in an Investigators re.
bort made by Don D. Lescohler and
Martin Cole, deputies Of the state Ia
Dor commission, as submitted to Gov
brnor Burnquist, by J. 4. Houk, state!
labor commissioner. !
While arriving at the conclusion
that Industrial dissatisfaction" fan.
bed to 1ts maximum proportions by
!, W. W. activity, was responsible fox
the strike, tho investigators fpd the
notion partially justified In MANY In,
stances, az revealed by a federal IN,
tss}agatie4 now under way
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-08-18
French Admire American Flahter,,

French Admire ATef'ean Fiqhters'
New York, Aug 11.-John !. Chap1
man, whose SON Victor, was Killed
somewhere in france" has received
Z lettes from the 0nfed Of Fathers and
Mothers, whose sons have died fol-
france which b Intended not only aA,
q personal confidence, but as an Ell
preston Of admiration. The union
wrote: "our thoughts turn With
profound gratitude toward those chill,
dren Of the great American republic
who have brought theft manhood to-
aid the cause Of CIVILIZATION and 1uel
ka0nss 80 ii .
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-08-18
South st. Paul Live Stock.

South st. Paul Live Stock,
steers, ..$4:50@7.00; cows, $5.00@70o,
calves. s4;75 Oils: hegs: o*S;5o 51o.2os
Chicago Live stock.
Chicago, Aug. 17.-Hogl-Receipts
22922i 1o&d5So higher, 6 bula. s19e2&
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heavy. $3.50 @l9.40; light, $10.oo@1o.7Si
.tSaSs 1ssSssp $685. :Sy Il
hei{tfs, s5.25@7:s0; western, $500
1sM@calyes, {10bo@1275.
shseRM.5Reeeiptsi 1ss92o Ia steady ,2ws.s
$6.S6@9.40; lambs, $s.50@l1.o6.