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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-16
PROFESSOR sCHENE NAMED


PROFESSOR SCHENK NAMED
Harrisburg Professor HiraH H. seheak Of Lebanon
Valley College Annve was as afternoon appointed by
State Librarian Montgomery succeed the late Luther R
Kclker as Custodian of Public Records.
HU1GNIELsTOWN OCroGENARIAN DIES $
Eamnelstown, June l6--John R Leidig aged 49, one
of the oldest residents of the borough this morning at
the home of his daughter Mrs L. c. IzunmcI He is sur
vivsd by following children Mrs Humnel Joseph L. :.
Leidg steoon and Charles Leidig Hghspiro Funeral
services will be held Sunday afternoon at 23o o'clock at the
; home with burial at Hummelstown.
AMERICAN AVIATOR FALLS IN JAPAN
sapporo, Hoksaido Japan June 16-Arthur Smith an
American aviator from height Of 500 feet while giving
exhibition flight here this afternoon before great crowd
His right leg broken and he was rendered unconscious
Smith just completed looping the loop when the aero
planei dropped to the ground
HUGHES RETURNS TO WASHINGTON :
! Nv York June l6.-Charles E. Hughes Republican ]
President left his headquarters this after
Washington. He will here Sunday night
on Monday will subcommittee the Republican
National Committee to consider the selection of national
oall44aA ana plans ol 'ue SoIdlCt OF 1e campaign
FRENCH ATTACKS PARTIALLY SUCCESSFUL
Berlin, June l6 via London Two attacks by the !;
French yesterday and last night the German line along
the southern slope Of Dead Man Hill, Verdun 'front.' were !
unsuccessful war office the first attack
the French temporarily gained ground but
attack drove them back. 8
POWERFUL GERMAN ATTACKS BREAK DOWN
Paris, June 16-Powerul German attacks made last
night the French position southeast of Thiamount
farm the Verdun front broke down under the French
machine gun and infantry fire. according the official
ment
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-16

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The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-04-21
CLEAN UP YOUR
Yards Everybody Jola In the Good
Work.

With "Clean-Up'' Day rapidly approach
ing, the Farmers deemed it advisable to
announce through the Star, that now is the
: time TO get ready to clean up the yards,
barns and alleys. Weather conditions are
becoming favorable for this work and soon
the ground will be in such condition as
to make it feasible for the gathering of the
rubbish and other matter with the ashes
that have accumulated through the winter.
All should cooperate with them for a
''Cleaner and Healthier The health con-
ditions here at this time are good but with
the approach of warm weather and the dis.
appearance of all the snow they will change
If the garbage is left to stand. Start early.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-04-21
RESERVE VILLAGE
WHAT TO DO TO
KILL THE BABIES
State Board or Health Tells What To
=. Do II Teu Want A Punny, Sick Baby.
Also Tells YOu What Not 10 Do.

Never mind about its daily bath. Pa,
little attention to its clothing. Give it any
old thing to eat and never feed it by the
clock.
Allow flies to crawl over its face and
playthines and get into its food.
Keep it in the kitchen where the cooknp
and other noisy work is done. Never mind
discomfort whether it is too hot in summer
or cold in winter.
See that it gets no sunshine nor sleeps in
the fresh air.
Have it sleep in the same bed with its
mother and father.
Give it cows mix for mother's milk at
any time.
Wean it in hot weather, all at once. and
give it to eat whatever you happen to have
Pay no attention to what the doctors saw.
Expose It to contagious diseases like
chickenpox, whooping cough and measles
whenever you feel like it.
If it gets sick, don't call the doctor.
Keep this up and you will have a puny,
sick baby, but in little while you will
have no baby at all.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-04-21
Birthday Party.

A birthday partyswas given in tonor OF
Miss Sigma Langren last Saturday evening
at her home. Those present were;
Mesdames E. Carlson; A. Nystrom; S..
Larson; T. Skottestad; E. Larson; ]. Lar
son; A. Johnson; E. Langren; A. Ander-
son; A. johnson; V. Anderson; A. Berg
man; J. Swanson; ]. Rosseau; T. Nelson
and E. Lar,on; E. Linquist, of Ashland.
Messrs E. Carlson; A. Nystrom, S. Lar
son; E. Lals on; ]. Larson; A. johnson;
N. Anderson; A. Wiberg; @. Johnson;
c. Nelson; E. Johnson;.
A short talk was given by Elof Carlson.
Refreshments were served and very
good time was enjoyed by all.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-04-21
WATER RAISING
IN BAD river
Raising Fast an0 q Coco
Sized Flood Ex0ected
Heavy Do.s.. roar Makes Water Com.
4~Up Fast

The heavy down pour OF rain of the last
three days has started the water in Bad
River or wild rampage and It is expected
and big flood is in store for our village.
This morning the water has raised to big
proportions it is running across the road in
frunt of the opera house and many dwell
ings in the village ars at present only acces
sable by boat and still the water is or the
rise. Everybody have boats ready for
sSeedv exit which undoubtedly will cone.
The ]. S. Stearns Company saw mill has
heea compelled to cloSc down on account
0: the water running in the boiler ROOM
Saeuld the rain continue with the same sew
erity AS it has held up 1t is certain the vii
lage will he entirely in the flooded district.
In some places the water is now over the
sidewalks which means washout Of the
same and mash damage will be done to q
large section of the streets. This means
much work in the repairing of same the
conming summer.
Later--The water has raised to such
hight that the people living in the village
that people have been compelled to leave
their homes and to meve their live stock 10
places of safety on high ground. Still the
water is steadily raising. The entire village
is under. water Boats and every known
water vehicle is used for moving around.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-04-21
MINNESOTA CHIPPEWAS
WIN TRIBAL FUND SUIT
Washington Court Rules Saiarles Must
Be Paid From Another Source.

Washington, April II Minnesota Chip
pewas have won their fight against the
Department of the Interior. The Min
nesota >Chippevas had claimed that the
$3.50, 600 of the Chippewas should be paid
out Of other funds than the tribal funds.
The money is paid for salaries and the
Chippewas acknowledged the salary pay
ments were proper if paid from some other
fund.
Suit was instituted by John G. Morrison,
president of the general counsel of the
Minnesota Chippewas, to prevent the use
of the tribal funds for this purpose. The
lower court supported the contention OF
the interior department, but the district
court OF appeals has overruled the lower
court.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-04-21
Acres of Land Uninhabited
Mo Farms
Village Resembles Trading Post OF
EARLY Days.

we wish to say is big work for the De.
partment III aiding these people to attain
that go ahead spirit they have had taken
away from, and the only way this can be ac-
complished is by making yearly appropri-
alton for the parpose of aiding them i'd the
collection of tt Ella lands and the putring
them in 4 position to become thrifty, in
dustrious ane Independent people, for at
present they haee. no means in financial
way to do so. AS we understand it, in the
early days they were depaived of large in
heritance and as a consequence became dis
and having no funds could not
farm. Thousands of dollars are yearlp spent
in lhe west for irrigation purpotes we think
it no more than just that some Of these large
appropriations would do wotld of good on
the Reserve near Hayward and could not be
expended for better purpose or more
wisely expended az it would mean the sal
yation of people that needs just teis thing
to inject new life in and at present stand
still community.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-04-21

Arriving at Harvard, Wis, we visited
the Training ss 'hool located one mile from
the town, and til Is being our first visit to a
Government maintained school took particu-
lar interest in cveryt hing we saw. Through
the courtety of Supe. .intendent Light we
were piloted throughout the school by HIM
self and we must admit we were somewhat
surprised at the neatness Of the buildings,
having previously heard of government
schools net being up to the stan tard, we ex-
pccted to see it otherwise, but being can
did it is a model school in eveay respect.
We visited every department and found
them a neat up-to-date school in every re-
spect. The sleeping quarters were model
of neatness. nice neat beds, we'll aired
rooms, tidiness showing itself on every
hand,. No person reed fear sending their
children to government controlled school
if they are are all on the same order as Hay
wald.
Leaving Hayward we journed to Reserve
pryper and as related in our last week issue
was SAD dissappoint in every way. Here
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-04-21
WILLlEAVE HERE
FOR HAYWARD
P. c. Damsel, Govt. Dentist
Will Complete Work.
Here In Two Weeks and VIII Then
Leave For Other fields.

P. c. Dsmsel, government denti.t, who
has been caring for the childrcn's teeth here
for several months past will complete his
labors here within the next two weeks and
will leave for other fields. He will 60 from
here to Hayward, where he will locate a,
the Training school there. He informs u,
that he has taken care of upware of over
two hundred children at tl.is place and ha'
not yet completed hi work and will
be compelled to return to complete the
same. Parents having children that have
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-04-21
Wisconsin StsGKbrldsSs Reds To Get
St21,O00 BY July 1.

DEPERE, Wis. ,--Dennison Wheelock,
the Oneida Indian attorney, has received
word from Washington that Congress has
passed the bill appropriating $9s,90O in
settlement of the claims OF the Stockbridge
Indians in Wisconsin. This sum, together
with the tribal funds in the hands of the H.
terror department, will make total OF
S121. 600 which will be paid to the Stock
bridge Indians of the state July |.
For SALE A two year OLD mare. Cheap
if taken at once. Inquire this office.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-04-21
STREES WILL BE
REGARDED
Work To Shortly Begin In
This Line
All Streets WIN Be Gone Over nEd
Cleaned.

We understand every street in the village
will be regarded and cleaned this spring and
again put in coed condition. This spring
much damage was done that little work
On the part of the citizens could have been
avoided and we hope when these streets are
again placed in good condition they will re-
main so. 1t is very fortunate that the
streets are to be cared for as we cannot get
another appropriation for like pupose
right off the reel and it behooves our citiz-
ems to organize in a committee of one and
see to it that the streets are cared for.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-04-21

not as vet been to the dentist will confer a
favor on him by seeing that the same are
brought before the next two weeks. There
are no charges but the services are free.
He reports that the teeth of the children
were in fairly good condition in every re-
spect. this comes from tie fact that these
people are living so clase t. Ashland and
they have had their children teeth taken
care of.
Mr.. Damsel will arranga his work so as
to cover Hayward rnd Lac Du Flambeau in
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-04-21

rotation and after his six weeks labors at the
HAYWARD Agency he will leave tor the Lac
Du Flambeau Agency. He has during his
labors here been Under Ill operation for
appendicitis and has been on this account
somewhat RETARDED in his work. Mr.. Dam
sci is young man of pleasing appearance
and is recognized as an A 1 dentist and
during his stay here has made many friends
that will be pleased to see him among them
again.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-04-21
Purchases BUILDING.

The Morrison building recently purchas-
ed by ]. o. Starr is nearing completion in
the remodeling of the same and will shoatly
bc opened with grocery store and barber
shop. Mr.. Starr has spent the past week
in the Twin Cities where he i, purchasing
full line of groceries for tee new establish
mena.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-04-21

john Hihtz transacted business in the
Garland City Yesterday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-14
With Important Ground on Five.
mile Front Already Won. Haig 4
Troops Continue to Hammer at
Enemy and Make Gains.
BEAUMONT HAMEI., NORTH
OF THE ANCRE. CAPTURED
Britona Wrest This Strong Point
from the Teutons Russians Ap.
pear to be Holding Their Own
in Carpa,hian Campaign.

Ihf .N.uInE Herald Leased NIfrl
WIN Imuurtlnt 4r.und ou u fiyc
m.l, 'front.' ti"lHr WON from TIA" Gen
mans uu 'h" northern edge ~ the
@omme rcriuu tud u the Aucrc brook
ia northern France. the Uritish are
fighting ou 100 theu new offensive
Already tho, u,t' take more than
900 prisoners luJ tho number /. 80.
ported m.r'h-mg eunsidcraDly
London officially confirms the news
nf the capture uf beaumont HamcL
u"ith nt ga. Nuuir. one ut the strong
"st p"iut. 900 thr German defensive
lur 90 ths region ttlush troops
~toriued this h,aNtB fortified position
ud further south advanced to the
cdr, ui the Beau, lurt-~ur. Nncre
Apparently the Brush are NO, re-
lhNius them pressure. nov that thcy
have su, coded boz materially sharp
rnIus tl. slh'nt lu thu German limo
boz th"it advance mp the Nucrr valley,
900 London ''puli- the battle continu.
luE Nituuou, uu thc Albert Bn-
rauiu' r'Ilws, ana ultimately Nchirt
l' trtud' tu important tuilway June
ton point uuIihwcst ot Bapnurne.
.u'uau-t ur thc British ubjectives.
l''U. rDuutl. German activity m
IN, .hImppEur ieriou. where an at
.D,l 900 90, tt,u.h lines NEAR Aubcr-
i.' fl. d" hr.d 90 have been rcpulscd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-14
I Seems Reasonably Certain That
Jones, Walton, De Baca, LII
cero, Hall, Patton and Montoya
Have Won, Others Doubtful.
JEXT STATE LEGISLATURE
TO BE SAFELY REPUBLICAN,
}. O. P. Captures Majority in Both
the Senate and House Oppon-
cnts, However, Make Gains Over
the Number They Had in 1915.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-06
WANTEp-AGENTS.


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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-06
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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-05-11

piece from those secls and place
them together without doing any |
violence to them and see what a
beautiful God we have when we
see him as he should be seen.
Now we have proven before in
this Article that there is a God |
higher than man or nature by a |
universal fear; And that this
same GOO had power to give life
And We set. that there is an OPP
posite to this life giving power
wh:chyis death.
Seeing then that we have life
and death. set before US we will
J have to make choice between
the two. !.
We ask what does natures
, god tell you about the beginning,
, Nature is the beginning is what
, they say, It grows the natural
man out of the earth as natural
as IL grows the grass. or comes
, from an unintelhgent chemical
t process, says Or Kerr.
!, The mineral makes the vega.
table says the Agnostic and it
makes the animal and man is the
: head OF the animal kingdom.
Now readers we are glad
that we have natures god de.
r lined and that too in the mineral.
r This mineral god then brings in.
to existance, ali manner of life,
and it had in its power to bring
forth an, opposite power to itself,
And this opposite power is
0 destroying this god every day.
$ And man the head OF the ami.
NAL kingdom. Takes hold of
r the mineral that made him and
he beats and ham mers it all to
pieces and forms this mineral
Z into all manner of shanes.
7 How foolish this must seem to
4 the one that has gained the de.
. velopment OF mind.
0 We might 20 on in this line.
i. until we would set forth thous.
and different attributes and diff
ferent peculiar beliefs-But we
have given enough to show that
d to place nature as god, and
' Science as the true teacher Is
! foolishness. For these two in
, the first place being the two
greatest powers has brought
= other powers into the world
that have those two powers near
$ ~ cornered, rendering them
u almost powerless.
After passing ever the same
kind of experience in essence
e with Mr. lpgersol that you and
t. | are undergoing at the present,
q DR.. we must ask you, If YOU
- have not said that there is no
Z change in natures process? YES
10 Mr.. Garrett ! have said tina,
u there will not oe the slightes,
b change in Natures Process
# when all people learn and teach
. Kerrs New discoveries because
Il those truths were always true
= an ever will be but the people did
h not know it Let me ask again
re Dr.. Did YOU not say, That life
If is the result of unintellieent
'e Chemical action? Yes l die
MIR Garrett DID you not say
re that no God had any thing to dc
ii with it? Yes l did. Now DR.,
under those sayings we want t,
" talk to you for short time
a you have placed your self anc
" life under. th, unintelligeu
8. Chemical Process. and a Che mi
is cal Process is SAID to be hea
c. and mixture. Now Dr.. yo,
a ought to know that no intelligen
th person, would under take to sa,
e. that there is no change il
as Natures process whatever. An,
re then turn right around an,
say the result of life is an IN
Vi. intelligent Chemical Opera tor
no And then quote Process of me
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-05-11
THERE IS A GOD OF THE UNIVERSE.


upon NE; Dearest Lydia. dear
| children, farewell. NV brain
burns az the recollection grows.
My dear dear wife, fare we'll"
And fell asleep Sixty thousand
| of procession followed the
| cold body to it's last resting
place. which proves to our mind
that his !a5os was appreciated by
all who knew him.
What words, to drop from the
! lips Of { dying man Who had
spent ais whole life in scientific
work. 4'el me not that if nature
is the only God and science the
only ye.chsr that :hey have no
! bac.:s to scar Ind hearts to ache
Please watch that wife as she
enters the room which contains
the dead body OF that loving
husband, 9ho shew by his last
, w5rds, where his utmost
thoughts was in his last moments
on eaeth. Oh! that aching heart
OF the loving wife; the dropping
form as the tears start from her
eyes, rolls down over the cheek.
upon the cold form. and midst
the sobs Of the heart, you hear
the signing look Huge Miller
, you are gone and here lies you
cold form. NATURE THE GOD has
obbed me of all my earthly
Joys. Science the teacher has
lleft me nothing but broken
heart" Now Readers natures
igod has done it's last. But listen,
beyond NATURES GOD; we hear
the whisper "A promise, and a
hope "A whisper: come to me
"A promise, that we will see
our friends in a better land than
this, from a God Of the Universe.
4, A hope of entering into
within the vail, where the fore
runner has gone, even Jesus
}, Christ the righteous. Now then
, readers, with those views and
facts before US, with the many
! thousands more that we could
, give to prove a God beyond
nature and a true teacher he
You'd true science.
, We believe that all readers
, who love to see fallen humanity
rise. viii! accept the God beyond
nature.
Espe cially when they read the
, rest Of our Article on this point
Nature, it is true fills her place
in the line of life, so does thu
3. true teacher science, Blu
Z neither one of them can tell 70,
= what is beyond the dismal romt
q of death nor can either one o
e them scale the mighty chasn
z and tell US what there was be
!. yond, the bringing of the eartl
s out of the mighty deep. But w
e shall find y God that has told o
e the past. present, and tn
future.
This our God unites in on
8 grand universal brotherhood, al
:. who love and possess him.
S Readers we cannot blame yo
denying the existence of such
s God. While there is so man
Vt professors, who are not possess
If ors; and by their acts have thi
d God broken all up in little pie,
IT es. And each sect having
'e small piece And like a pup wit
re a bone. if any other one come
st near them they jump at them q
ID though they we're going to tai
te them to pieces.
lie We say that under such ev
Is dence o. a God of love there is r