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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-30
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other ClarkRburg pap
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-27

.jackim krecil sic W podejrzany
.spos6b okolo magazynu. Zof-
nierz wed1ug przepisu przytrzy-
mai oficcra, ten jednakze poczaf
nciekac. Posterunek zaalarmo-
wal vice odwach, a temu udafo
size uciekajacego przytrzymac.
Stwierdzono re a~resztowany jest
oficcrem rosyjskim, kt6ry pre-
bra1 sic W mundnr oficera austry-
jackiego, ably ME wzbudzac po-
dejrzenia PREY szpiegowanlu.
Znaleziono PREY MIN bron, kt6ra
mu zabrano. P6zniej W okolicy
magazynu zauwazono jeszcze
cztery podejrzane indywidua. Po-
sterunek strzelif do mich i zranif
iednego czfowieka smiertelnie. o.
sobistosci ciezko rannego jeszcze
ME stwierdzono.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-27
WarZyWO ZWierZat.

Warzvwo caterpillar" pochodzi
Z novel Zelandyi. Jest ono kilka
cali dfugie, hezw}ose, i zielone.
Skoro FAC ME usychac wykopie
dziure samo ola siebie, samo sic
pochowa a W kilku dniach wvsmu-
kla strza}ka w~yskoczy z dwoma
albo wiecej listkami niedaleko cub
ka. Strza'ka wyprySnne z gi6wki, a
c'a}o jest napefnione korzeniami.
Ono wyskoczy, glove i oczy MONA
dobrze ~idziec a korzei ME %rozcia-
ga sic W zieme przez cia'o. Div.
ne rosniecie lecz ME lyle divine
jak czysto>t golden grain belt pi-
j. G.. Majer; winona chetnie
90 dostarczy. Og}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-27
B}ogos1awienstwo.
z POD MOSKALA.
Opieka niemiecka.

Warszawa. Obrecze niemiec'
kie zaciskaja sic coraz bardziej
IA ciele Polski. Pc skasowaniu
komiSyi oswiecenia publicznego W
Warszawic. Niemcy Z rak Pola.
k6w L dnia IA dzien. wyrywaja
w}adze cywilna. Obecnie PREY.
sz}a kolej Ia gmachy publiczne
rzadowe. Otto gubernator zawia-
domi1 Zarzad miasta Warszawy.
IL odtad ''opieka' mad gmacha-
mi publicznemi, rzadowemi VOL
skowemi nalezec bedzie do urzed-
nik0w niemieckich.
Rozstrzelanie.
w nocy IA Nowy Rok, IA Bic
lonach, rozstrzelano dwoch miesz-
kanc6w Warszawy Andrzeja SUI
chosa i Chorodynskiego. ~Skazano
lch IA Smlerc "a naWOfvWanle
ludnosci do zaburzen i "a posia-
DAME broni. Wraz z r%ozstrzelany-
mi aresztowano jeszcze siedmiu
ludzi, kt6rych sprawl dotych-
czas ME jest ukonczona.
Tragiczny zgon szesciu m}odzien-
COW.
Siedmiu mlodych ludzi Z rosyj-
>kich Sfcr ACKNOWLEDGMENT H.
rzadzilo przejazdzke }odzia Ia
morzu. Maly jacht skutkiem bu-
rzy wywr6ci} sic jcdnak i wSz!y-
scy wpadli do NORA. Szesciu H.
t%onelo. tylko :jcden zdo}a} sic ura-
towac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-27
z GALICYI.
Wybuch bomby.

u. Radziejowa powiat Radzie-
.jowski. donoSza. re II lutego ME
.jaki Stefan T. Dvmytrowa. INA
laz}szy bombe W polu. przyniost
takowa do swej chaty. Po kilku
:jednach dniach. ia prosbe SASHA
da Hrycia Makow>kiego bombe
te zanioSt do jego chat!y. gdzie o.
bccni ogladajac ja, podawali ia
sobie T. rak do rak nadzwyczaj
%oStroznie. Pc ogladnieciu tako-
wei %pofozono ia o%stroznie ma
Skrzyni i rozmawiano dalej o tel
bombic. Ponicwaz Zdania co do
budowy naboju byly podzielone.
przeto chcac przekonac obecnych
O prawdziwoSci swego twierdze-
MIA Makowski wzial re skrzyni
bombe. uczynil to jednak tax nieo-
stroznie. ze ia W reku jego wybu-
chla. zabi.jajac jego i najblize.i
nicgo stojacego Stefana Prusa. O.
pr6cz Mich ulcgli bardzo ciezkim
uszkodzcniom Wasyl Makowski.
LEGACY lat Is. tegoz matka i bra
Ella. Chata zosta(a czesciowo zbu-
rzona a W dodatku zapalila sic Cd
wybuchu bomby, kt6ry atoli "a
sicdzi rych}o ugasili.
Przytrzymano podejrzane osoby.
Lw6w. " Stanislawowa do
nosza: Ubieg&ej nocy zauwazyl
posterunek, strzezacy magazyn
prochu pod Stanislawowem, jak
jakiS officer W mundnrze austry-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-27
WlESCI z OJCZYZNY
z PRUS POLSKICH.
Nastepstwa nieprzyjaznl.

2 AAA~CAN
Dzia}dowo. Gospodarz Bech-
mann z Jabfonki wracaf Z wozem
na}adowanym ceg}ami Il Niborka
do domu. w drodzc zcpsu}o mu
sic COS PREY wolfe i gospodarz
wszedi pod woz ably szkode ,iapra
vic. w tym czasic p~rzejezdzaf
tam takzc goSpodarz Gorzyca, ME
przyjaznie do B. usposobiony i IL
dcrzvf batem konic Bechmanna.
b. przejcchany zostal i odni6si
tax ciezkie rany, il smierc wkrot-
ce nastapila. Niborska izba kar-
ia skazala teraZ sprawce lila rok
wiezienia. Aresztowano 60 ma
tychmiast.
Bank w piecu.
Che}mno. Bank W piecu UREA
dill sobie restaurator Rel Z Po-
powic. chowajac W MIN swe o.
szczednosci oko}o 10000 NIX. We
Wniebowstapienie wybuch} Il Rel
lego polar. Drzwiczki pieca Fam
knaf Reil tax mocno. lie W kry-
tyczne.j chwili otworzyc ich ME
m6gl. Dopiero zwierzywszy sic
pewncmu gosciowi, re jego pie
niadzc znajduja sic W piecu, ten
rzucil sic W plomienie rozbiwszy
piec, pc chwili wr6cif Z uratowa-
nym skarbem.
Wielkie bankructwo niemieckie.
Elblag. I%stniejacy cd lat Sc tn
tejszy "Vereinbank" zgfosif W
czwartek IA sadie upadfosc. Jest
to spofka z ogr, poreka, kt6ra O.
bracafa przesz1o setka %miljonow
rocznic, a liczy1a 754 czlonk6w.
Przyczyna bankructwa by1o zbyt
lekkomySlne dyskontowanie week
sli i udziclenie "a wysokiego kre-
dytu pewnemu przedsiebiorstwu
W Elblagu. kt6re jest zachwiane.
Sanacji "Vereinsbanku" podjaf
sic "Ostbank'. Upad}osc ia po-
ciagnie "a SODA bankructwo kilku
mnic:jszych przedsie-
biOrStw.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-27
z P~OZNANSKIEGO.
Nieszczescia z powodu podpalania
malta.

malta.
Ostrowo. w cclu rozniecenis
ognia W zclazku do prasowania
dolala do wegIi corka pcwnegC
obywatcla Z banki spiritusu dc
palenia. WSkutek togo powsta}a
eksplozya, a palaca sic okowita o.
bIala nicoStroZne dziewcZe. Z
palaccmi Sukniami rzuci}a sic ME.
szczeSna W objecia matki kt6ra
ogien pierzyna przytlumifa. Cor
ka i matka odniosly znacznc po-
parzcnia.
ZaniemySl. s letnic dziccko 70
botnika FrankiewicZa nalewalo
SpirytuSu do maszynki W celu "a
grzania mlcka. przyczem mnicj-
SIZE dziecko zblizylo sic do p}omie-
MIA. Wskutck tcgo zajely sic su-
kienki dziccka. przyczem sic zu-
pelnie Spalilo.
Zgina} pomiedzy buforami.
BydgoSzcz. Szafner pomocni-
ely klatt doStal sic Ia tutejszym
glownym dworcu podcza> przeSu-
wanna wagonow pomiedzy pufory
wagon0w. NicszczeSliwy zostal
tax ciezko pogniccony. M wkr6t-
&C zmarl.
Podrzucono dziecko.
W kaspralu pod Strzelnem Una
lcziono W zycic cztcry dni licza-
Icego chlopca. Obok dziecka le-
zala paczka. zawicrajaca ubranka
i bielizne Ola malca oraz dwic
mark pieniedzy i list 4 prosba. a.
by sic dzicckicm zaopiekowano.
Ia diva mie>iace ma nadejSc od-
szkodowanic. Wyrodnej matki
dotychczas ME wySledzono.
Nieszczescie ma budowli.
lnowrociaw. Xnowej budowli
Spadl robotnik OwcZarck. CieZ-
ko rannego umieSZcZono W Zakla-
die chorych: stan .jcgo jest bez-
nadzie.jny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-27

marek, choeiaz n~ajwyzsza cena
PREY kupnie przeszlo piec fun
tow nstanowiona zostala ma l,2O
NIX. "a funt. Obie rzezniczki sta
nelly IA to pred tutejsza lzba
kar1la, kt6ra Askazala jedne Ia
500 NIX grzyWny.
Zaczadzeni.
Toszek Trzech pomocmk0W
kupieekich, zatrudnionych u Ro-
scnthala. zna]eziono w ich wsp0l-
mel sypialni bez zycia. Przywo-
}ano lekarza, kt6ry PREY pomocy
tlcnu zdofa} dw0ch przywo}ac Go
zycia. podczas gdy trzeci pomoc::
mix zmart. Wypadek spowodo-
wany POSTAL gazcm weglowym,
kt6ry wydobywa} sic Z zawcz">.
nie zamknietego pieca~
Straszny skutek swawoli.
Miedzychod. Pred kllku dn!a
mi szkolnik Mitrega pedstawh
szkolnikowi Sroce. sdy slada] Ia
}awce szko]nej lnpkowy rsyslk-
kt6ry gleboko wszedf n~leszczes1l-
wemu w cialo Ia siedzeniu i sic
z}amaf. Pomocy lekarskiej WEI
wano dopiero pc kilku dniaeh,
sdy ch}opak cd b6lu ME m6g} Wy
trzymac. przyczem stwlerdzo1'o
zatrucie krwi. ktorego skutkl ]e-
szcze ME wiadome.
B1ogos]awienstwo.
Rvchbach. iona budownicze-
60 Bockla. bedacego IA woJnle.
posiada 9 dzieci. a onegdaj powl-
la , dziewczynki, tax re obecnle
ma okrag}y tuzin.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-27

Czujesz sic z}osliwym ka~
pry6nyn,, niecierpliwym, z}ym
sam ia sieoie. W. wiecie co
10 Jest nieakuratnosc. Wasz
zoiadek jest W nieporzadku.
Hollister'a Rocky Mountain
herbata naprawi go. Wezcie
zaraz dis wieczorem q jutro
bedzie dobrze. Me czekajcie.
SIC W apiece Brown'a herba.
ia aldo pigu(ki. Ogt.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-27

Kiedykolw,ek potrzebujecie Ii.
nirotntu, to prsgulec,e dobrego Ia
kiego, kt6ry oksze sc ekutecznym
IA ws>elkic rodsaje below mussu-
larnych, opuchniecie itp. T'ritera
[Liaiment.le Jest niezaxedny ipolegae
ma MIN mozus: D%opilnnic'e, byscie
60 awsze m,eli ia w~ypadek. Cena
Csc, 5oc. Z oplacona poczt2 s5c
Coo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-27
Uczucie ZmeCZenia.

Czasami zdsje Sig nam, re nocny
spoczynek ME uc,yn'} nam mic doh
rego. re jesttsmy tsk utrudzeni ran
Klein, jakztsmy sic k&adl, spat. To
uczacie zmeczenia trzyma sic mas
ca1y dziti przeszkadza nem W ma
szych dziennych z%ajeclach. Jest vi.
docznem.ze Jest COS x}eeo z "sszym
organ'ymen i ~po,rzebny jest dob
~ niezaw"dnv tonik, kt6ry usun'e
przyczyne j dopomoze nam do POI
wrotu do naszych %dzien"ych ,aiet,
DDS ~'ezonym i wzmocn,oAym. kie~
dykols iekbadz pierws.e symphonic
ia uczucia zmeczen,a pojaw,aja s'e,
ME wahaimy s'e zazyc Tr'nerA E.
liksira GorzklegoWins Tn nieza-
wodn7 srodek, usu"'e z naszeg" sy
stemu eazv, tt6re moga zatruwac
mas stopniowo i n,szczyG nasza e.
nergle: dopomoze naszym orgsnom
do 1rAwienis do w}ascjwego spell.
nienia s~ego zadania i dopom"ze
nsszemu organizmowi do nabrania
naiw ekszej mo:llwle sunny energii
2 p~okarm6w, kt6re spozYwa Gle. W
aptekach. Gems $l.00. Jos. Tr: ner,
fabrykant, l333-13t9 So. Ash
land Ave Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-27
re SLASkA.

Musia}y: zap}acic kare.
Wystruc. Zony dw6ch rzezni-
k6w sprzedaly pewnej kobiccic
MESA. wazace szesc funt6w "a .
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-06
Saturday Morning
8Hc Cotton Flannel, Sc Yard
From 9 to IL O'clock
I'm, IS a special Tot OF mbicacncd cotton iIaunclr carried over from
at ycar-a very good 3 &c Qualul-aS heavy a, the Toe quality bleached
oron naucl There arc many purpose. for which YOU may use 1t Sat
morning uom y until l. O'Clock, per yard Sc.
A New Shipment:
From 9 to IL O'clock

A shipment of new things in Madeira received thi,
week-senuine hand embroidered Madeira work; nap
kin., center pieces and scarfs-see them in our Linen
Observation-Disclosures foor-west room, west aisle).
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led proudly you know Edwin needs
me constantly lie would forge, every
appointment he had and go to dinner
without a collar IT were not there
TO look after him, No, III be with o
every minute | can, bu, I simply can.
not stay here. II is impossible"
! cast a iuttive glance at the bic
surgeon to see It what his wife as
serted 50 proud, we're really so.
What ! saw made me ashamed OF my
ungrac,ous doubt. lie was smiling
lovingly at his wife, and her eye,
were rejecting the love light in his.
Evidently they were thorough com
radeS aS we'll as lovers.
But as 4 looked at my mother.in
laws white face, saw the proud old
lips working pitiiully in an at,cmp, at
se%li-control, watched her iurtlve dab
hing at her tear-hlledreye'. | told my.
self paSslonately that wiiely devotion
was, OF course, most admirable, but
that it could be decidedly ovctdone
Copyright, 100
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-06

sec YOU VIII YOU go to your room
fins, or come to see Mother Graham
ct" will see Mother Graham at once
# YOU please. A, for your hospitality,
| am afraid tha, much A. !, grlc'e' us
we shall have to iotego It But ! VIII
let my wife explain
followed him into the bedroom
where Ilarrle, and her mother had
disappeared wondering what he meant
HUT had no, long to y watt NJ,
mother IN law suffered his hcar'y kiss
and embrace, then faced him 'lormlly.
"Sec here. Edwin" she said as I'M
peratNeN a. II he were an unruly
boy instead OF a surgeon with a
nation wide reputation What doc,
this nonsense OF Narric,'s mean She
tells me that YOU arc not going To
stay here at all that YOU ever had
your luncheon before YOU came
iclt a little throb OF guilty relief
at the thought that would not have
to undergo the weeks STRAIN of enter.
tanning these critical relative, el
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-06
A SPOONFUL Of
SALTS RELIEVES
ACHING KIDNEYS
We eat too much meat,
which clogs Kidneys, says
noted authority.
If back hurts or Bladder
bothers, stop all meat
for a while.

When YOU wake MP with hackachc
and ulhmlScry in the kidney region it
generally means Won have been eating
too much meat, saws a well known
authority, Meat forms uric acid which
~overwoTkS the kidneys in their clior,
70 filter IT from the blood and the, he
come sort OF parak1cd and Iogpv
When your kidneys get sluggish and
clog YOU must relieve them, like YOU
relieve your bowels; removing All the
hodN'' urlnouS waste. else YOU have
~tackachc, sick headache. di7,y spells,
Your stomach Sours. tongue is coated
end when the weather is bad YOU ha,,
rheumatic twlugcS. Ihc urine =.
cloudy, full OF sediment. channel, often
Sc, sore. water Scald, and Won are
obliged to- sctk rclct two OF three
tlres during the night
Either consult 2 good. reliable ph,,,
can AZ once OF get from your pharma
est about four ounces ri lad salts.
take 4 tablespoonful IN a glass OF
water before breakfast for 4 few da,,
and Your Kidneys will then act fine
his famous salt, Is made from the
ac,d Of grapes and lemon Juice. ,om
hlncd with llthia, and has been used
for generations TO clean and stimulate
sluggish kidneys, also to ncutralizc
sclds IN the urine So 1t No longer irri.
ta'c'. thus ending bladder weakness
Iad salt, i, a life saver Tor regular
meat caters II IS inexpensive. cannot
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-06
Co[ored
Outing

tolorcd Outings splendid pat
terms light or dark-a heavy quail
NV per yard
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-06

Dlcky', Put 1t vanished as | looked
a, the distress ON my mother in laws
face
81 am aviully sorry, mo'hct.' the
big man ,lammertd, but | am afraid
II il, all true You sec, every minute
almost ot this week before We sail
4, taken up with important engage
mcntS for me. aud we have taken a
suite ot room, At the Clinton so that
the people whom ! have to sec can
come there have to spend a day in
Boston aud
"llc !, to 20 ono da, to Washing
ton, a terribly important conference
with high officials" put in Harriet
AS for the LUNCHEON, Edwin couldn't
eat a thug at breakfast, one OF his
headaches, and SO, when we 20, of the
train | didn't dare LET him wait a n
other minute Tor something 90 cat
But, Harriet" her mother pro
tested weakly, Couldn't YOU stay
here ''
"N.h, mother ' her daughter carol
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-06

tONln NeedH Me,
"IlarrcD' MY mother iu Law, voice
oua,crcd ON the word a. She came
m,,cadlly forward into the living
room, Mis-, Sonno, towering dis
,rctDy IN the door OF the bedroom
Mother go Mrs Hraiihwa,tc rus,lcd
forward and took her mother into her
arms, Dicky turned TO the big man at
IN, side
"N'y wife Edwin Madpc arc YOU
prepared lu hold Your breath m
rc,crci1c Tin, =, ,our brother IN.
luN. the celebrated the distinguished
the noted the famous, the eminent pc
"l,ct Your thcsaurus, Dlrky youth
run ont vi word, with another breath 10
Dt Rraithwaiie gave him a push. and
took my hand
"lou look as It YOU had heard thi,
mad man ran, before You know he
really ought 20 be m a strait Jacket
half the tune
~ should not dream OF d~l,putng
your diagnosis, DR. Bta,thwai,c"
AID dcmWcll and ann very glad I %
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-06
BIDS FOR NEW GIANT
CRUISERS ARE WAN TED
Opening Set for December o; Battle
ship Contracts 20 Be
Let Soon.

WASHINGTON, oct o. Bids for
the four giant battle cruisers to be
laid down next year will be opened al
the navy department December o, VIZ.
tuslly completing the work OF getting
the huge building program authorized
by congress under contract BIDS for
the four hattleShipS. scout cruiser, and
other ships included in the program
will be opened October p.
The department began the task OF as
Somhllng armament ior the battle CrulN-
ers today when bid, for tho forging,
for ~enty four l4-inch rifles and ten
S-inCh guns were opened The bids
show virtually no increase over the
Nays last purchases.
Specifications Of tho battle cruisers
were not made public. It j, known.
however. that they call for $50 foot
ships with a maximum speed Of thirty
five knots an hour under three quar-
tors OF the load conditions, Their cost
has been estimated roughly at so,
0O00W each.
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Hoorayl

G. NJ, fite, the Charlotte CN. c. gro-
Ger, has been engaged TO referee the
boxing contests held by the club
Luke Mcluke
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-06

Nv mother -,u''aw. , red
.,., ru either check waited ,nNnu>t,
As turned ,hrIr,ptI, ,n the phouc
took down ,hr receiver and asked the
correct time
"El,,cn r,,p,y cnortcl
"Onc minnie Slow She exclaimed
d|c>nnndcn,l, "Wh,, can he kocp,np
thcm A., Won sure ,bcy said the
,rair v,, ,p tune turning ,o Miss
sonnet
"\nt nply an tune but arrived re-
turned fine nurse
",,Il .b,m mn again N,rc,rc, the
elder Mr., Graham commanded an
up,n They must have made a mi,
take The tram mus, he late Nothing
else would keen ~IIarr,c, from coming
straight to me unless there Ina, been
an accident"
TUNED T., nm. rr'r,h,rc ,c,ln Sc
cured a connection Nitb the raIIroad Of
nee and va, assured IN no uncertain
tones tina, the IN ,, tram which lIar-
me-, had wired Dick, f., NICE, had been
mn the station an hour
The train IVA, been IN An hour"
made my voice A, r~,r,les, A, po,,,hlc.
but wa, a tr,lc worried myself over
the no>sihih,y ID, An ,rrd,r, T., Dir.y
,ad ~, ',,n,, VI a., S,,'',., ,,.'
"', '', 'I,",',,' ~, I' Iu., u,,,'
T' ; II'''1' NV ,'0 ''I' u''N,,
. IT,. ~ luz L'"t.''' I'' '''" VII,
al her ovu ,linc,, Now tina, She had
Wv, ',' .'',, I,I' u,'' Wv, u"'
III, ,n l
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e-amo,L'n, ,.,.,Li, L,no,s" ''"
E,,. n,;, had nno h,o,, .u.,,
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Domestics and cooks viii find evccl.
lent positions - Advertising in the
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-02-25
AID FOR 10000 IN LOUISIANA
MOST OF SUFFERERS IN FLOODED
AREA ARE NEGROES.
Appeal Made by Mayor Of NewelIton
Asks Government Help for
Refugees.

Matches, Miss, Feb. "a. - Approx
mately 10000 persons In the flooded
district of Northern Louisiana are in
need OF assistance, according to a
statement made in an appeal received
here from Mayor William Davidson Of
st. Joseph. He said most of the suf-
ferers were negro tenants on planta-
lions.
tsYou can count the number Of
planters on the fingers of one hand
who are able to provide for their ne
groes," he stated.
Need Government Aid.
"The negroes on the levee have
been given ratiOns from private
sources and provided with lumber to
build shacks, but there are only 148
of this class of refugees by actual
count"
Mayor Jacoby of Newellton was
quoted as saying that citizens of New
elton consider government aid should
be extended to refugees since it was
government levee that broke at
Buck Ridge.
Captain Hunt Of the quartermas-
ters' department Of the army reported
from st. Joseph that his investiga-
tions had revealed government aid
not necessary under present circum-
stances.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-02-25
SCANDINAVIAN SHIPS TAKEN
Steamers Captured by British Are
Brought to kirkwall Before
Prize Court. d..

London, Feb. ~. - The Danish
steamer Virginia, which sailed from
New York January 26 for Copenhagen
and was taken into Kirkwal February
IL, has been ordered to Hull to dis
charge a portion of her cargo for the
prize court.
The Swedish steamer Hogland,
from New York for Gothenburg, with
general cargo, and the Norwegian
steamers >Eldrid, New York for Ber-
gen, with petroleum.; Otterstad, from
Baltimore, Daksdal, with maize, rice
and wheat flour, and Alexander KEEL
land, from Baltimore for Copenhagen,
with maize, have been taken to Kirk
wall.
The Danish steamer Falkland which
has been in port at Kirkwall since
January 81, has been ordered to South
Shields, where the vessel is to be
placed i'm the prize court.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-02-25
CANADIANS BAR FREE WHEAT
DEFEAT RESOLUTION TO MEET
UNDERWOOD SCHEDULE.
Parliament Kills for Another Year
Proposals to Remove Duty Of II
Cents a Bushel,

Ottawa, Feb. 24.-Proposals for the
free admission of wheat from the
United States into Canada have been
killed for another year by parliament.
J. F. Turf offered resolution pro.
posing that the Canadian duty of IL
cents bushel on wheat be removed
so that under the countervailing
clause Of the Underwood tariff law
Canadian wheat could have free &C.
cess to the American market, where
it now faces tariff of 10 cents.
Resolution Is Defeated.
The government declared against
the resolution on the ground that free
wheat had been defeated with reci-
procity and because free admission of
wheat to American markets would de-
prive the Canadian railroads Of traf-
dc.
The resolution was defeated, II to
A, only one government follower vot-
ing in the affirmative.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-02-25
TWIN LAKES

Feb. 22.-Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Stolt-
man and son Joe and daughter Agnes
were city visitors last Tuesday.
Leo and Henry Dourof made bus
mess trip to Little Falls Last Tuesday.
Some of the farmers are busv haul
ing cord wood to Little Falls.
Joe Cimenski assisted Frank Cimen-
ski in hauling hav Wednesday.
Ted Ginter took A. load of wood to
Little Falls last Tuesday.
Bill and Hugo Larson made trip
to Little Falls last Tuesday.
Herman Stoltman Of Little Falls
visited with John Schippritt last Tues
day evening.
Anton Shulz was a county seat Wis
itor Friday.
Joe Douroff was in Little Falls on
business Thursday.
Frank Deering and Isidor Olek were
in Cu]drum after load of wood last
Thursday.
Paul Ringwelski Of Pike Creek spent
Saturday evening with John Schippritt
at this place.
Those who were in Little Falls on
business Saturday were Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Domish, MIR. and Mrs. Frank CT
menski, Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Olek,
Frank Deering, Bill and Hugo Larson
and sister Emma, Joe Cimenski, Anton
Shulz, John Schippritt and son Frank,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Stoltman, John
Olek and Mike Zulke.
John Schippritt spent SUNDAY with
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Ringwelski at Pike
Creek.