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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-28
Msbtabnla Sarbor, ..

&anIallisiellrofunnalla on lllloen
8itoocn mostoonotto iubln firfon
boalisia p1ipGn aattoiltana olfaenflo
s gsltorilo clifton toimeSta. Objelma
thlec telenlaop monipuclinen ia run
Ios. Sorjoilio on mpos. Sitlfoo icli-
rofuntalaiict faifti ia tiipfoo niclG
nlfoplpolcltofin mifnnanne. Serpe-
titloa nllprct ia monbnt DbocsiG mos-
toonottumoon muotta 1917. lluoen
8uo6cn pahpGrlG on iitte jublojumo.
l%onpolpclus firfosla flo 10 ap. ST.
lnllo toipottoiposti mennGGn Yetania
ieurofunnon Nuoriioieuron ipuoli.
jublaon, jonlc on ieltrofrntomme
Hhprio 2iittoa pppocttp oloootta.
moan.
EppbGn tGsiG pcrbceni fonsio toi.
mottoo OnnelliSto llutta @itotto
Observation-Disclosures e%ntiiesiG piiris.
iGni! SIemme onnaliiesti pGGsieet
motfomnc perille ia Object tGGllG I'd.
ia firjoittaesioni 2 miiffoo. G5ica.
gosia mitppimme moimoni meljien
llIonu 4 9apda. SaGIlG on tdlld ajal-
la jublittu SumaIanianm GGresiG.
@iimc miifollo pitbuin iofa pGitpd,
poitii maanantaina ia loiantoina,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-28
Sanna, e. 9afuta.


Saasfin lGbetGn t%erpeiieni, tai-
file Serran omille lGbellG ia faifa.
no, ia erittGinfin tuttaiuilleni.
Sofu aifa litten DIN f1pmGsla
2eaoisin, finn tieiin etta iielld Iiiben
aifaan iaarnataan ipupaata &ristuf-
ien cmnnfeliumia ibmiiille ipnteinan-
teefii iaomilefii ia min fGipifin, fai.
fefii i%lofieni topalin field ennen tun-
netun postori Redistribution, jonfa
fanSio ioimnie le~urnStella neljG pai-
mGG lelirofuntalaisten fesfuuoesia,
jotfa piottipot fobtelioiiuutto ia ps-
tGipGlliippttG.
Saimme monta erifertoo fofoon.
tuo jrmolanianun pmpGrilIe jubal.
tho jnmnlmianan pmpGrille jublal.
buomiota berGttGtpd t%ilaiiuus, fun
postori @esterbacf ilmoitti lapiiIle
eritpiien ilmalanpalmeliifien, ioita
fofoontuifin iiriiri laltma pieniG tai.
mia Seeiufien meren bintoja = iiellG
Iain minGfin naltttia enren fititlr.
mattontio muistiini. 8oi fuinfa fal.
lis tpo ia fiiuri aiia, fun pieniin Iop-
fin juurlitetoon jltmalonionoa.
Sn ipptG lolita, fosfo taiapaan Ell.
felitfin iiitG i%loitiee, maiffa pfiifin
Seeiufien lunastctiisto tltlee nGfe-
mGGn oman furjan tilonIo, ia, oIfoa
fiittdmGGn Serrao DGnen iurren or
monia eoestG ia elGmGGniG bGnen
tabtonio jGlfeen ojentamaan.
giatteIin firjoittoa ionfrn ppfG.
lGn 2eobin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
mloiifofoufjen p0ptGfiriasta, jofa
tebtiitt tpiime ntarrasf. 80 p.
A pbf. Sri tpirfailiiain ipaaIi tii-
leipalle ipitobeIIe, JOHN tuli eiimie.
befii u. Miitio, iporoHe Mler 2agg,
f%irjurifii s. @antanen, marolle s.
TofoIo. robostonboitojofii Socf
&urtti.
5 ppf. Suotiin chile ettG jGte-
tGGn %jGicnmofiiit ferGGmGttG emf
ipuonna. 8oan allefirjoittaniit buo.
maittti eta ieurafurnan ~iGGnnoisiG
on ppfald eta ie idien on Gdnitpol.
toinen, iofa mafiaa iGd~nn0lIiiesti ia.
Ienmofiunia, ieurofunnon pGGtofien
mufoon, joSta trltiin pfiimieliieen
p~1dtofieen eta idienmafiu OH 25c
perbeeItG, ia jana pfiinGiieItG. &er6G.
jifii ipoIittiin S. &ofolo, S Honto.
men. je u. @utio. SGienmafi,it tiiIee
tiIittGG robostonboitoiaIIe.
6 ppf. Giinties toi ellie fpipmpf.
len popin iitbteen, iitben alIefirioit-
taniit eiittt ieurafunnan boitaiofii
postori Redistribution. icfo of itie
fofoufiesio. Wposfin iomoIIa bro-
mailtti, ettei moan postori Suasfo-
men t,Ie tdsia tapaufiesiu Ioufatiifii,
7kcu pastori westerbucf Iitfi post.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-28

Suusfoien omofGtiien firieen, iosia
ban mponii ieurafuntonia tdGIIG
postori 8esterbacfon bottom, min
pfiimieIiiesti pGGtettiin fGpttdG posto-
ri Redistribution tGGllG a fertao muo-
besia, iefG fesfusteltiin polfan iub-
teen, ionic postori boIuii ierrofun.
nan aiiofii. Sultiin iiiben ~pddtofieen,
eta mofietoon $4,000 ferraIto,
mpoSfin postori Besterbocf mponii
ottomoon iddIGG toimen ia of tpptp.
,p6iner, Jos ioo ontoIta ieurafiinnoI.
ia iiiben mponnptpfien.
s ppf. Oettiin fpipmps firfon
,prtofraomiien iiibteen. ~ltieumpoin eri
ipioen tdboen pdGtettiin ppptdd toistu
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-28
Ylnmmer, @sim;,.

Ylmmmer, Wiin:;.
9iel1 miimeilen fcrran tGllc apllo.
belle ia pbt1 bpmin wiimeiien fcrran
ainiaosti. iilG ibmis elGnl1 CT ole
iticnIa m6GrGttGapisiG.
&erron fplGmme t%opohtumot len
mitG mt miistan.
TGnl1 OH MT jpnfun pGi,p1n man.
b%entlinlt, mutta bpipin mielesiG pp-
lpnpt. sc ilta, jolloin titipan tGpoeiie.
M ioiiffona fGipimme pStGipamme
mr.. g. &Gbfoien perbettG bprpastijat.
telcmGsiG, joSia erofabmit JOHNNIE ia
laulltt ibanat illan fnnniafii miri-
timme josta p~st1mppoen piotuficsta
molemmat iefG mr.. &1Dfonen eta
mrs. &Gbfoncn liifutctllln miel tll-
fitiiapat ilonln, ctcnfin cmGnt1 p.ttiii
mieliin pantmpia ia taupcclliiio ncn,
moja ia neiumot ia toiipomiiflct iubtl
lpodmcstd eif1 buuliltu, %joitten iii1l-
to OH ijonfoiffinen ulltlllts ibniiiuo,
JOS bc maun len uSfolla omlistalpot.
Selloincn i6nlincn, on FUN iGbti eli
molonbciiostojo jofo julfcnec onlis
taa uutlnttto ia iporottuo iiitu onnct
tomulioeSta, mif1 ieiiran illlon tots.
ia IpbGmen usfoa 9uoiaania ia III.
nastajannia. sis me pstGm1t ia
etenfin tGmGn firioittaja toiapottao
tcilIe ibmisipoGmen pubtaammat on.
ncn iiunaufict iiellG HelIosia, 90. g..
perustettnun maalliieen moiuonne.
9tiin mt olemme toisiistamme erotet.
tn, ml,tta %pstGlupps iitect jotfo ibmis-
lpoGmet pboistGG olfppn ijGti fatfco-
national.
<olcmofin Oh taos forjnnnIt
iooon iuieocn muaSiaon mr.. ia mrs.
Grief Gsfclin 1 IF. ia 3 pGipGn ifdi.
ien poifa lapier. Siella ban 10 nnilt-
til iittd iloSta ia o%nnesta joa ibmis-
taju ei moi t1piin pmmdrta1 eifa
fell fertoa.
8ilfaisfnnpo Iuttajon Sorlll mn.
mcrosta mitG icnoo Tanffi Sciffi
lnomnlaiiisto, mics jofa tobtop ia on
pIottan!lt cttu ban luottoa iuomolai.
lin ia OH aplino tor~lpittoisio.
sller Noriietin ilmloitus OH mpos-
fin. Tloti, josio iuomuloiict tefec
ostpfict.
lliiiio noopurcito OH rllpcmiit
tulemnon tuolta *. q. MilliiistG
fuin turfin 6ibasto. Sis tGmG fplG
npt on rinpennut faspnmaan oifein
futon barppa aSfelein iuomaloiiino.
Sc on oifein tebtb ettG t1dltG tpalit.
iette itiellenne moan, jonfa mield
iaatte taSfii raboilla, nerraten iiiben
mitd pleiiesti on maitten binnat.
Sdman firioittaja motif obiata iellair
iio maanostajia, jotfa ei baIuaiii
fbmmcntG boIlaria mnfiua eefferiltd
cnempGG FUN maon tobcllircn hintn
on. nloon omistojoin ontillc pnbciHe
fuulemdan oifinn maan ~to0elliien
binnon, moon jos ep1ilette ia joltofin
bppdltG pstGmGltG fuulette ia iitten
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-11-11
Order to Present Claims Within Three
Months

MOmTh9
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
Ramsey. IS. Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Mar
garet Gleason, Deceased.
Letters Parliamentary on the Estate
of Margaret Gleason, deceased late of
the City of St. Paul, in the County of
Ramsey and State of Minnesota being
granted to Frank Gleason.
1t Appearing on proper proof by aff1-
davit of Frank Gleason, made and filed
herein, as provided by law, that there
are no debts against the estate of said
1t Is Ordered, That three months be
and the same is hereby allowed from
and after the date of this Order, in
which all persons having claims or de-
mands, against the said deceased, if any
there be, are required to file the same
in Probate Court of said County, for
examination and allowance, or be for
ever barred.
1t Is Further Ordered, That the first
Monday in February, 1917, at 10 O'Clock
bate Court, to be held at the Court
House in the City of ST. Paul, in said
County, be and the same hereby is ap-
pointed as the time and the place when
and where the said Probate Court will
examine and adjust said claims and de-
mandS
And 1t Is Further Ordered. That no.
tice of such hearing be given to all
creditors and persons interested in said
Estate, by forthwith publishing this
cessive weeks in The Catholic Bulletin,
legal newspaper printed and publish
ed in said County.
Dated at St. Paul, this 18th day of
| October, 1915
BY the Court: E. w. BAZILLE,
Judge of Probate.
Douglas, Kennedy & Kennedy. Attys
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-11-11
OLD WORLD NEWS

Solomon lslands.-In the Solomon
Island the Sisters of the Third Order
of Mary have already five converts.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-11-11

Author at MaryknoII.-The Catholic
Foreign Mission Society at Maryknoll,
Ossining, New York, has drawn to its
Apostolic School in Clark's Green,
Pa, a well-known Canadian priest,
Reverend Patrick w. Browne, of Har.
Dor Grace, Newfoundland Father
Browne has, for several years,
communicated articles to Catholic and
secular papers in Canada, and to the
Catholic World of New York. He is
the author of Where the Fishers
Go" and of history of Newfound-
land, books which have been read
with profit by all classes of people.
For the past three years, Father
Browne has been teaching in Ottawa
University, which he left to offer his
services to MaryknoIl for the present
scholastic year and possibly for a
longer period.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-11-11

Every hard effort generously faced,
every sacrifice cheerfully submitted to.
every word spoken under difficulties,
raises those who speak or suffer to a
higher level; endows them with will
of more strength and freedom; warns
them with a more generous and large
and tender heart.-He r. LiddOn.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-11-11

There are types of mind as there are
types of body.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-11-11

Miracles of Ven. cottoIengo.-The
Holy See has given it's appreciation
to two miracles which have been
wrought through the intercession of
the Venerable Joseph Benedict Cotto-
lengo, Canon Priest and Founder of a
Refuge for Down and Outs
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-11-11

Confirmation at Rheims. - At
Rheims, France, Cardinal Lucon adj
ministered confirmation and first
Communion in huge cellars of a large
chateau outside of the town, on ac-
count of the bombardment.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-11-11

Unusual Insurance Policy.-Freak
insurance is not at all uncommon with
Lloyd, but what is considered as one
of the most curious policies ever writ
ten by that London agency was one
covering a bishop, IL priests and II
nuns who were bound from London
to Perth in western Australia. The
policy was for $4,000 divided thus;
Bishop, $4,000; II priests, $780, II
nuns, $780, They all reached their
destination safely.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-06

Ttt stare ~ Teaat courfJ e Nuecrs
Hf Fsrfue ~ sr f'rfFr - fHie iassfe
aaf fhe H1rerabis fHwricf CnRfi y
Nnsraa aoanfy. On fht 2od day n i'ac
A. ~ 1875. ~ shs chrt theresf BOZ fhf
case 81 q r. Massey verses a itss
irgarss. 80 sEaf and 81 me-. ts steriff
,lfrsefel ara aeiirrygt wv rrrrefa e.
.ru ~ cash. ~ifhin fhf taurH pn
srrite1 ag law f1r <herfrs SALES 81
49, first ro.reay in tsnlzry A D.
tsfs. Il hslas ihs ara dnl ~ SAD rlonft
t~fere tt.f cogsfh0ure tfcs - saia
~aaa.s caurff ir nrr rifg q Corpus
ghfls,t ~ faiiew4Na tscflied pra4
srty lr-wlf
SOS nunts ~ pns ana tae ls hitrt
80 out q M &esse5 at1sil~a a. ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-06

'raAs its hrld ~ oautenAefa faf Joas
MNNAfda ffie 90 20 tfas tHa nsa
rp % rathsf Nah, for me elaanlle
FhemHhan bui hs b. psntt iAs suossat
faf shr aih,fa AZ paf ~ I. 4. N.
faefai hN aaies sfuuna iss Aua oith
iN d mN i"tpiNH 10 uiW us farfs ms
ftN rpNnds ~ nHhink Ws4gh3 That
'tAilf "a hraff oneNkh AZ tsp nonnss
hHtef rasauinrr s4Fet retssf nna
aifsnHfH in fssf the tirhi lusniiiiss "a
eg fht Nssi wrHifu
MiHhs tnpA enc Htaver agt q ths
cove Mau Uiah MntAl lR ints.sl,n
treenrif iie handled iht fsrot,as,
mHAios MHta uks ianY ltoiu aRaua
Ntts in rshlHR aiutuae
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-06
JOHN D. ARCHB0LD,
STANDARD OIL HEAD
DIES AT TARRYT0WN

fcpniinued fron Page ~
mHr Heff No0amlnF r.h over nirht
in 1855 81 rsnf Al ihs aH ntiaa ans
hetant 3 ffiinef anH busef 10 TitHs
iiir ~ Dufaine fhs sEcH} 80 nta
aumrant. thr Acmf fianftsni ahBrh
uafNd iN ~ 80 nffsha,a ~ eos Nae ~.
trlHr interests aed frlm fhat t|na. in
1919 unti We 9eaii hf sac a. asaoe.
Az W ihe iioIs tf llyfs
3iliH r Ne, tefeilff lalls in no ftan
dau "Reminiscences - hnN ne uest|
mes 80 Afehuald in siHupiur a. =
haiel Mf iiaeAef iirf eat siratA 10
ibN taif ihaf nH sac hais} fef sfef VI ~
rtlttru 90 ntet characters thia Ia
sfrirfiWr
1iahH D. A. nboid taos r. 49,
Naf asisfs laffti Naa Nr
ArtiHi1s settle go kad iheegh b.
900 nw auf sa iH nHifinF arias ail
np a. fhf figqff numsd Is. ga sue.
rffH in tiffafiinE ne Hffeniian ~ NJ
ir'hefeiiff ln naf thaf isd En- husi
nsta arrraisiipn etth 'h. standards
iHtenaiH
WT Affhhif nhs to nfsi in.n
am uH Nlr HsNUfitfra rs Nham Nh
ha,ttfeiiff pafs Tribute Dos nis rfmin
,... ''.hNa ~ SAID
~ w nlNasa nae n'ii
...... pm 'h H'iH
"N w NiN'Fs
'... '"' 'Fr'7i"H
~, .....
4, NJ ,.....- ~" '''f''"'
.,,1'
$500. ' ~ Ni''''n 'n ms
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-06
Rates.
lc Per Word
-
the first issue,
lie thereafter
DISPLAY
AID YER Using.

open flat rate per inch. per co,am.
vide SIC.
same sundays
standins display advertisement.
0gsn rate per inch per month tSeo
Reading Notices
larr recalling matter each Insertion
p.r Inc. zoe,
Locals ger line. each Insertion. i1r
contracts Tor large amounts az a
feruslng space on Application a. mi,
tff.ca
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-06

Pa. e..t. ,r,.. ,.......,. ii,
t,...,,.... Is, Il. ,...,...., ..i.' $3.50
..,t II ~. 1890. f'........ ,,..... \,
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tr ~. 49,. ~ 4 IA s.,.t ..... ,t
49,. e., rr., ~,
ia t,,.a,..t .-t .t.,,.....,
,a.a 4. ..ii ~, 49,. ,.i,,'.. ~.
l.,,..,.i..t ~, f.. e., $500. ..t.
y, ~. r.., .r....,.. =. t.
tefr s., ..i,. ~, r,t IN.
r,nfr Nr.. 49, 1900. t..... =.
...t $500. ........,... b.. g.. ~. III y
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-06

rnHrrs CHRISTI TYrEWRiTEn
HANGE Repsirlnr rvutais sii
pfits Agents far nsK TypeWnfefs
81 20 Har eia rheas i4ii ga Mfs-
aufe rfrret go
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-06

SALE ef Fxehsnre f1nsig brrd mare
huFrf ani hafrsas Family horse
gnicf fn hnruvsr ~ snf14 nor nfrait
~ street. cars W autos iads cam raf
ar drive Lindsey Waffrs 1909 Wa
trr street az
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-06
FEsALE HELp wAsTEp.

WANTED Mexican Fir ~ hvht
h0aarwnfs nsferunces Aprly ~ 49,
TR8ss sfresi tit
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-06

-" ~@"t aHr are ~ip.iY read. /
|" 70" bafS~an egsnseF " ms pager.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-06

~ NNLGs
-iN r'edtrn stow r..s.......
S'.lh t4un. as. gasass ars -,
~ NJ owner, tgne rerf,.ss.-, ~.
s'.he special pr.cs ans terms
i'-.'n cottage closc ln oa chsrs.,.t
, s'.e'l small cash palrasnt $500.
I ,npiet east front io,s sn saitA ri =,
slsrolnaoa b nice honss of,eres 4,
- bargain. '''~ a.
Jose ~ apartment site east fsar, tay
~. GA paved stree, and sar iips 80
buy in cify
" ACRES nne struck iaad al h s.s+
N4uen. epo4 NitN " city ana 49, \.
,"NVn iarai SNAIL tAsA ,.a,msat ~.
nee gQna terms.
y acres fine black land near ma.
tp"h. go actes in rultlsauan. -
RESIDENT owner special prize ana i,rp,s
'aa acres eaoa black iand mar No..
VOW small cash payment aud s,rr.
seat terms U purchaser ein ,mefo,.
il"at rflge Ca per atrf
BAKER woUn REALTY co
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-06

'h SALE Ttreo ream house IN .s...t
condition located IN Western part III
.ne el's t~sy 70 raosN WIN ssn NJ
l'0sphaDle ngare on easy trrma "A.
oFeHs " O. Boa IS, cny. slt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-06
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fNAN SALE gs,t..lt. la......
nayAs4sv Rrsa8tnt ar,.,.p,r.~~s. -.
ptantf ass.rti.'r a.. ., 49, A''s
Riuts4r pns,. ~, - ~. ~.
"a 4 i,nso~taw Ai,ts..-. =,
stsxst
-----------------------------
n,rs 60 '''''''' ~. !. 20 'aiN i.''-iis
h..s A'.t
t4t
fei-ing NcoauA lAG4
t-.''sAtN nt~ eew ssa. elii
49,. -, ~ e. lN'.ne f44
-, s..-
ssa a. .s..,s .''' A = s, Y, p. Z y.
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rvx IA s4sg ~
-----------------.------------
fuA SAt.E Cilssd g.sl U...t D.,.s.,
HaN ls.mt s..If ffn ft.s.f.. $500. \ ~.
i.f rera fata 80 -.
- ~
Fhk sALk f.umusf. shiasits saafs
windows az d bargain. 4is 5 Tanoa
haA tfs
---
FOR SALE Tire NiainareA az. arr
oun.r n..,t. n, ,..,',.. ...'.. w
fsaUlr, LII ~. yf,.,.,s','.,. ~. ~
------.,---...----........
fNN SAf,E NaltA six heard, nsa
liNIf Ir.ta az ffstr "a 4. an. t.tf
o n r.,t
Fun SAi.r $50. - - r.
s...f ,,.n.f.fit, ..,,.s 49,
Appi, .li,tae.. ..a,.s' 49,.
IA.
- =.
Room and Board
ROOM AND BOARD fof arfioers
family, in iriFatc rustenct cu South
iAAff one hare tlsek frum BAY and
iaar blqieAa frum camp Address ltas
go rarn taller 49,
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fooND
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-06
RUsINEss cHANcTA

District niaHAref fnr aisfrinuung meu-
2 riaus speciality article tsfr'sn
sman daforf nuq,assf, Addfvsa
NaaaEsr A4f Gauttr his San Au
iabn tls
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-28
HoYNE AND lie GUNMEN.-

HOYNE AND THE GUNMEN.I
have been reading The Day Book
ever since the first publication came
on the market. But the best joke 1
ever read came under the heading of
COchran's Comment for his best rea-
son for supporting HOyne. He says
he made good as states atty, has
proven that he can't be bought, brow
beaten or bulldozed and won't take
orders from newspaper bosses. What
was the trouble with Conductor
Wits case, who was shot and killed
by one of. the newspaper sluggers?
Why was the slayer not convicted?
Who gave the orders? Was it Hearst
or Andy Lawrence? What are they
trying to do, pull the wool over our
eyes right before election?-A. Do
Ian (Conductor).
Carl SandbUrg AnsWers.-Edward
Barrett, the Hearst American gun
man who shot and killed Conductor
Frank Witt on the night of June Is,
1912, is now in the penitentiary at
Joliet serving a life sentence. He was
convicted through prosecution insti-
gated and carried to a conclusion by
States Atty Maclay Hoyne. The
specific murder for which this news
paper gunman was convicted was
that Of Frank Masterson in a Lincoln
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not the force to take yourself
B. F. K, 6131 Latin ST.
CHICAGO TRIB TO WILSON
It's all right for you to be wrong,
AS long as you're wrong;
But it is wrong for you to be right,
AS long as you're right.
To do thing wrong is to do the
thing right,
AS long as you do it wrong;
But to do a thing right is to do the
thing wrong,
AS long as you do it right.
So, in order to be right you must be
wrong,
For it is wrong for you to be right;
While you have a right to be wrong,
You have no right to be right.
Harry P. Pringle, 2340 CauImet.
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New York, N. Y.
BACKS COCHRAN see that
great many of The Forum writer's
seem to be surprised at Editor Coch-
ran for not being tied to the kite-tail
of the Socialist party. l think they
should give him credit for being hon
est and straightforward in his views.
It seems to me that if all the work.
ers were of the same opinion as
Cochran and were on the fence and
not tied to any>pOlitical kte-tail we
would then be able to get together
and get back of a man like Wilson,
who seems to know what is best for
the country, and give him four more
years to see what else he can do for
the workers. We should send men
back to congress who have given him
support in the legislation he has
forced through congress for the ben
eft of the country.
note the old cry Of the Socialists
that we have heard so long: eff the
Socialists double their vote they will
scare Wall street into passing favor
able laws for the workers" In my
opinion Wall street don't scare. Any
thing the workers get from Wall
street the workers will have to get
by taking Wall street by the neck
and forcibIy taking it. So why not
break away from old party lines and
vote for what we think is best with
out party prejudice?
1t seems a poor argument to an in
teligent voter to say you expect to
scare Wall street or the capitalistic
class into giving you what you have
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terfering with the mails, why, go
ahead!
And when you have done that,
your criticism of the president for
keeping the rest of us out of war will
sound a good deal more sincere.
THE PUBLIC FORUM
MARGARET

DRESS.-Thanks to couple OF Day
Book readers, we are able to give
those who wish it Margaret Sanger's
address. 1t is 1913 Lexington av.,
New York, N. Y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-10
National Guard Notes.

The Portland battalion of the Coast
Artillery Corps Of the National Guard
has been ordered to mobilize at the
armory Sunday, June IS. Eight
o'clock in the morning is the time set
for the gathering of the guardsmen
and the men are ordered to report in
light marching equipment. Just what
is up, nobody seems to know except
Maj Francis E. Cummings, who COM
mands the Portland battalion, and he
will not tell. The men are going to
take hike, it is said, but what for or
where and what they are to do, no
body will tell if he knows.
Dexter-The election of Sergt. Win
throp L. Fay as Second Lieutenant Of
Co. A, I'd Inf, n. G. S. NJ. of this town
brings into the list of commissioned
officers Of the Maine National Guard
one of the most prominent Of the
younger business men of central
Maine. Sergt. Fay vas elected to the
office of Second Lieutenant Of Co. A.
after a spirited but good natured con-
test last week. Even those members
Of Co. A, who supported some other
candidate in the contest for the lieu
tenancy are we'll pleased over the cleo
ton of Sergt. Fay and have announced
their Intention Of giving him their
hearty support in his new Office.
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State House Chat

Assistant State Librarian VIM. F..
Livingston has returned to the library
from Portland, where he attended the
convention of the Episcopal Diocese Of
Maine, Of which he was secretary and
was also reelected. Librarian H. E..
Dunnack has returned to Bangor.
Nathan D. Hoxie, prominent real
estate owner of Lewiston, was caller
on Friday on Colonel Charles E. Eng
fish, the State pension clerk.
State Forest Commissioner Frank E.
Mace said Friday that all reports re-
ceived at the department indicated
that the present storm or series Of
storms was Of nearer State wide ex-
tent than any we have yet had. Word
from the Rangeley region said they
were having more moisture in that
section than we were here in the Ken
nebec region.
Volume II Of the Maine Public Utili-
ties Commissions report has been is
sued and received at the State libra
ry. The title page is inscribed "Relat-
ing to the Topography Geology and
Water Resources" for the year ending
Oct 81, 1915.