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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-05

Ser moo bore Mennefe iom
bar bobt @le0e al min Slim; for
Ser, gnor life en- Sag, 116en at $50
item bringer mig 8rebe fra Sor=
oenS for1fielligite ggne 8rebe,
1om tit CT noibe, men ion1 jeg, naar
ieg ifal bore erlig, olligepel piloe
labne> bbis Sc npbprfe.
= 9nilfcn Glogs 8rebe CT Set
|oftclt?
Seq foor tire 5logs, / nogel1-
|ll111oc lige 1tort Mntal, og life laa
foa Sl1iinoer ON Morct, lmiltc Gru
|9llto 9ticlic n: Observation-Disclosures
ger, / &eg1cn mc6 Silfejcllcr onl>
at 9(flel1beren pil begao 5elnmor6>
|bbis jog life 1porer = Nnmo0nin-
ger ON Hcngcbjelp, iom oftelt al
fottet / cit roligere Conc = og On
ifer ON Nl1togrofcr ng Gotografier>
ilgr fra 1nge Eiger, % ira l11ge
'MGn0, Ser 1110erl friber Zig me0
9ame11ubllc, for at nurc mere fire
poo at fou 8illcbet eller @oonb<
ifrifte11, Dpob Set MI CT, Sc bill
bobc.
Sg Sc bclporer belc. oennc
.&orrcipon0oncc?
= Noa Sc Gage bppr Set .er
obcrfommeligt. Wfcn jog letter ct
.bloot Gtempel / @j9rnet: letter
@nmo0ning". Tor jeg pil life bope
l1bebogeligbebcr al Set ienere, bbo0
jeg for bobt / ct Nor Gilfelbe.
0fcn set CT ult1umn1cn 8iti11g.
Set bigtigitc CT, at jeg CT tilfre6s
mi = for jeg ipnes> jog bor fun
BET nit Self. Og jeg b6rer> 1ige=
ion1 mime 8rebifripere, til Sc naibe,
Ser bor SEN Opcrbepisning> at Sill
men, 1om fan foa Gilifuerne til at
arGoe og le, er en- &11nlt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-05
6rlhkahplighrh /
K%jnhfnt1aun.
Gn title Seion.

Me0ens 2ibet pulierer 1tprft pao
Sc ltore &eltal1rotioner, pg me0enS
'Gbeotrene fan BRUCE sen roc 2pgte
bpppigere ems / noge11 tibligere Soc
ion ct Sen ltore Gel fabeligbeD
'banlplt. Set ct &ongefomilien> Ser
|ber giper Gonen an, og Scr 1ebcs
meget ltilfer6igt poa Mmolienborg
i 0enne &inter; poa famine Moo6e
|gaar Set / Sc ltore @e1anotifab5=
|biem; Der er Ser life Gonfer for
|6e fe1tlige Mi66ogsielfaber eller
|oe pragtful6e Setter, 1om ellers /
|6ebrlor % Marts Manneo f91ger
|Mften paa Mften; ser fan bel / 6en-
Inc Si6 bore oplDlt til 1angt no paa
|Natten, men set ct i an0en Mnleo=
ming, BET ct ulborsful0e &%onferenz
Ger, Der beifieftiger @eiun6tfaber=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-05
SEMEN & So.

Tremragcnbc 2on0s1nrnO, lpm
enbper Conf bor @rl1no til at
bore ltolt of/ CT &ontroftpr=Tir=
n1oet Sens Se1ien & Son (Sobor
Sen1en), iom / Sc ienerc Mor bor
opfprt 1ltalligc ltprrc 8pg1inger /
Chicago % Smegn. 81. Scl1ien
cllcr &ongc1l UNDER bpilfct 9fopn
erDper 5fan6inob / Chicago fjcn=
ser ban1, bor ne0 lin 9pgtigbco pg
Eaaliocligbe0 fra en- nugget lille
@egpnoclle arbej0et Jig op til e, al
Sc ltprltc 8pgn1ngsfontroftprer fer.
Tor Ei0ur opfprer ST.. SEMEN flere
ltprre 8pgninger, blonOt on0re ct
&omplefs al mooerne 6obrifsbpg=
ninger for Set pelfjen0te 6irnu
Stclport, @orner 5pceoomctcr Co.,
bpilfct bil folte pbcr l Millio11
Collars; ligeleoes far ST. S;enien
UNDER Opfprelie en- clegont Mport=
ment @Dgning paa Safe @bore
9ripe / "Opens finelte &barter, bill
fen &ontraft belpber Zig til mellem
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-05
kNuTsoN
Republikansk Kandidat
Kongresmand fra Minnesotas
6. Distrikt,

Kongresmand fra Minnesotas
6. DISTRICT,
der omfatter f6lgende Counter:
Aitkin, Benton, Beltrami, Cass,
Grow Wing, Hubbard, Morrison,
Sherburne, Stearns, Todd og
Wadena.
Han er Avismand og Dor i
St. Cloud; var opf@dt paa cn
Farm i Sherburne County; Prae-
sident for Northern Minnesota
Editorial Association i 1901,
og Sekreter for Finanskomiteen
for Northern Minnesota Deve-
lopment Association i 3 Aar.
Nit Program:
En- Beskytte1sestold, der I'd
gj6r Forskjellen paa Produk-
Observation-Disclosures hjemme og
ude.
Stands al F]ortjeneste paa
Krig we'd at lade Regjeringen
fabrikere alt Krigsmateriale.
Eft omfattende Landbrugskre-
ditsystem, som vii hjelpe Udvik-
lingen i N~ord-Minnesota.
Regjeringshjelp til at anlag-
&c og vedligeho1de Veje.
Federal Hjalp til at forebyg-
ge Oversv@mmelse at Ager-
brugs1and i Nord-M Minnesota.
Producenternes Ret til at or
ganisere sig til gjensidig Beskyte
telse.
En- Low ON BGrnearbejde, som
vii holde Born. ude at Fabriker
|og "Sweatshops".
Landposttjenesten ordnes, saa
den gj@r st@rst mulig GAVIN.
Lovgivningen fri for IndAv-
de1se fra Truster.
Erlighed, Nytte og 0konomi
i Statsstyrelsen. q
Send Knutson til Kongressen.
Han vii reprasentere Dem
med Virkning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-05

sc ug friif p9 ruff. rSeg for
jeg flu1be fol0es ct 11tofnen>
Merncife," lfriper M}r. S.
s. &aumo11, 1873 IS. 6pringfiel6
Npe., golton, Mosi, ufor life at
bobe lfrcnet til Gem; tbi n9lt @l16>
bor jog Oeres &11rifo at toffe for
bpo6 jeq ct / Sag / legen1lig Sent
1een0e. Tolf, iom fjer6te min tiDli=
gerc @el6re0stilltu11o, forteller
mig, at jeg CT en- Monb> pellig11et
al @l1b. Seq ct iii Sc Star CANT
mel; men inge1l toger mig for at
bgre oper GO. Seq er lterf pg fritz
- ct Mirofel for mig ielp og mine
@enner, ion1 bor fjer6t mig fer
/ 8oiton / Sc iiolte ST 9(or. Seq
fit fprlt &jen0lfob til &11rifo for 35
@nr it0en."
9faor ri fonmer op Mare11e, oe
bare naturlige &refter luinoer, BIZ
Der en- mills men itDrfenoe Meoi=
Gin en- la116 N9oper6igbeb. 81. @e=
tiers &11rifo CT CIT Me6iciu, lm1
for unge og gamle. >Gulinoer
bor bi6net ON sens @erb. SSSSfffe at
foa poa Mpotbefer. @pecielle Mgcn=
ter forlfaffer Sen til Mlmcnbeoen
fra 2oborotoriet. Sfrip til
8eter 6abrnep & Cons Co.,
81. @opne Nbe.> Chicago,
Sll.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-05
NEW YORK FARMER TILSALGS.

Farmer, passende for Mejeridr1ft.
Kreaturopdratning, Farming og
Frugtavl SAINT almindeligt Jord-
brug; godt Klimat, rig Jordbund,
code Huse og andre Bygninger.
New York tilerkjendtes De IRE
STORE PR1sER we'd Panama-Pac1-
fic Udstillingen for Mejeriproduk-
ter og Frugt; 80 G~uldmedaljer
(h9jeste Pris) for Majs, Havre, Bon
ner, Lucern, Frugt og andre Pro-
dukter; ligesa 43 S~9lvmedaljer OF
81 Broncemedaljer.
De bedste Godtkj@b i de Forene-
de Slater, med code, narbeliggende
Omsmtningspladser og lave Trans
portomkogtninger. $50 til 81. $50 ,,1 r.;
Farme i den senere It'd. Ny Bulle-
tin med Beskrivelse paa over 600
Farme tilsalgs i denne Stat sendes
paa Begjaering. Charles S. Wilson.
Albany. ~. 7. J. Moldenhawer.
skandfnavisk Assistent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-05

WV ~ DubS1
brDoer frem.
@elifobeligbe6en / Sc ellers tone
%ongibcnop @re6le er oltloa i @inter
lon1 / 6jor meget itilier6ig % in
oeno9rS. Foo M%nolienborq far ser
Tim hrret en- Nftcnfclt pes g2pt-
oorstio> Sen / bpilfen Migsoogens
Wteolcn1mer oeltoa, % nogle off
cielle Miooogc, Nftc1crnc tiIbrin-
ger &o>1gefon1ilicn nniten oltio enc
lammen, oeo set 0ooligc Goffel 1es
fun enfelte al @offds Gamer oq
Serrer lont Sen pogtbopen0c @or.
oerofficer; fun ON 5onoogen CT ser
Glplter fra Sc m10rc Nolner paa
Mmolienborg ellcr ira Set ql,lc $50
lie. 9e enc tic 5te0cr, hpor man fer
&ongefomilien> ct / T6cotrene, if
fe Blot / Set fongeligc Gbcotcr, men
ogloo / EriDottbcotrcne. 0erimoo
bprfcs Sriluftslipct en- Gel. Som
gen rider bber Morgcn cit raft Sur
40 2angclinic cllcr MS as 6trano=
bejen, m0crti0en clfortercnoc @p=
lteren, Sen llnge Erinicsie 0ogmar,
1om bper Morgen poo Sloqet s
fjgrer 10 fra gnfcorormingens $50
Ice font Stuff poo CT n1cb to rafe
Sete forlppnbt Sogtpog1. &rinlcs-
len bor gonifc bit en- golnmcl, bel
tient 2ibfuif be0 fin 6i0e, men
bans S110griben CT fife noobenoig..
HrinieSien ltprcr mc6 iiffcr &oonb
lit &j6ret6i gjennem sc melt befer=
6e6e @a6ers Mpl6er al @porpogne,
Mutomobiler> Gpfliltcr og &jpretpj=
er. = or @ejret goot, fjbrer &on=
gen ofte en- raft Sur / Ml1tpmobiI
11o / Nor0Uellon0> nobnlig Cor
genfri Slot gjeites jeb11ligt ielD Z
= - .r EE-IETV=
Sinterti6e11, pg Ell cnfelt Song no=
itreffes S11rer til Trebe11sborg.
2igeiom Sen ltorc Selifabeligbe6
oltlau bbiler, 1aole0cs bor Sc tone
o%ngibenoe Sorel1ingcr> Ser oilers
o%rro11gercr Setter og &urnebol,
bol0t fig tilbagc.. Sfl1eipilfor6un0et,
ser repre- entercr Sc be0 @obeoito-
0enS Sbeotre onlotte Gfl1elpillere,
prpbe0e gonife bit poo at arrange
re ct flint &arncpol til II Str. pr. !.
Deltoger> men Set blcb en- milo
6iolfo, 5fl1eipillcrnc bplte0e bber=
ten @ul6 eller 2o11rbpr. Oeltagel=
len bar ringe, og / Npilcrnes Betif-
referot ira &orneholct lpej6e0e MO-
forgjGbcs otter sc fjenote geabne".
Ser bar nemlig ingcr. 0e mp0te
&arnebolsgjelter reprnicntereoe
nern1elt Set, man n1c0 ct misbrugt
49,
Nabn folber for Gllloicb, og De
flei tie al ben1 egnc0c Jig life til at
npb11es / Mpiie1. Gencre Dar Ser
beret ct &ornebol n1eD @iebel> BEN
nDe 8re6oebpttc pg MimbS Soto
Ter forbnn6ne til ct iomlet Seltlo=
fole;; set fal6tes Set 1torc &%arnepal,
ga oct bar orrongeret poa iamme
Waa6e lom ti6ligere / Folaostbe=
otret. 9eltogcllcn bar longtfro 1aa
1terf font ti0ligere, og Set bar life
noget ii fort ,&otnebol"; og bba0
9eltogernc o1>gif, loa bar Ben 1ter=
1te Bort b%elfjen6t; for Sen foinbe=
lige Horts @e6fonmnc1oe nobnlig
fra observation-disclosures Set oor> iom
man / Sen f%jpbenbabnife Slang no=
trpffer fig, Ell ~Nbefclt" I 0roetS
.ful0eite @ctp0ning, pg Abcfelter er
lite ct ll6trpf> for eger1tlig bor9er-
Zig archaeological; tpnrtimoo ct,
Sc l16trDf for Scllfobel1gbeoe1s
11bel6ige &il0lflo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-05
8erettigct sSurnnoring.


Nnpplcon Sen 6prltc uflog0c Ell
Sag ct &elpg poo ct Stem for
gon1lc Gnlouter. @lonOt SSS11poliocr=
ne fanDtcs nctop en- gunnn1cl Sur,
lon1 bopoc miltct i'm enc 9(rn1.
u9fuor miltcoc Ou 9(r11c11,"
ipurgtc &cjieren.
~&eo 9(ulterlit5, Sire"
u9fou, o9 set giper SIT bel Sci
ieren pg Sit Srorclo1o SfplOen
1nr?"
vSpGrtin1pO," lporc0c. sen gan1le.
~tor &ejieren og nit 6GOrela1o
bil0e jog 9jcrne ORC lelp min o>1=
Sen Mrn1."
Set trpr jog nnppe>" lporc0c
&ejlcrer1.
Oen garnle grc6 pjebliffelig CT
5obel og bl1ggeoc Mrmcn al meO
ct cncltc |@11g.
&cjlercn og bons 2c0iager ltoo
.itununc al 8c1noring.
Gn gammel Game bprtc me0
iDnlig Hprelie pau 6enne &iltorie,
Ser bleb f~ortolt al ben0es Meba, en-
11l1g 5tuOent; en- Goore pcrleoe /
Sen galnle Games Zine men otter
ct 9je6lifs @etnnfning ipurgte
BUN: ~Ween fig mig &orl> bpao
greh bo1 6oblen me0?" = men
&nrl bar ollere0e ube al 5tlten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-05
Chg.

Gen cpi9 11n9c pg glade 6rcb.
Mnocrl en- far bcspprre / Sc 1iolte
Enr Tiger moottet bploc Scnge,
poo @run0 al. eli ret ilen1 9ron=
cbitis, 1ncn 81. Npon n1cner, Set
iffr lful burc mere chs en- fort Ii0,
fpr Dor ofbolotc 2%onosn1onD otter
fan fuo Jig cit rolf S%pi11gon1 bco
Sc 0onife Setter, bpor bon oltib CT
en- liffcr pg popl1lGr Gjult. Oo hi
bclpgtc bon forlc0cn, br11n1u1c0c
hon lpert obcr lin 11blioe 5fjrbne:
at futile lig9c fortpjct / 5u1gcn %
plo9cs n1cO cit f%rofilif &pltc iltcDet=
for at posse lit e(rbejoc pg / Triti,
Sen lc glooc Mnligtcr on1 Jig. Oct
te fer CT life 11oget for en- go1llll1cl
&ifing!" - pg Set inOrpmumcoc hi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-05
Qhuagn.
8labjubilr,tn,.

s N%nlcoring al ~Sfonoinapcn" s
5o=Nors Tl,bilGum 5. 3. Moj e.
Ser 110lcnot ct Tcltifritt poo 80 81
Scr lamt en- Ebptp9ropl1rc=5cctip
1mco &illeocr al @looets @r11nolng=
ger, ,SSpbn Mnocrlcu, octs Mcbor=
bcjberc, Nc0aftipns= % 6orrct=
1li1gslnfolcr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-05

@eitcbanbleren: gu fa11 tro, Set
er en- 6eilig .@clt, en- 9gte Ssler=
Ser. Sam fir gu fj9be % iGtte
paa @res / CONNER.
@on0en: Sor1en tror 911 fan bil
itoo I SIR. Seq n1e11er, jeg bor
bert, at S%slenoerne bill ripc Jig lpic.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-05
Anrkhntrr ny Afn-
rtEutPr.

Mol1 1or oltib Sis nof, 1loor
bare nil unDcll0c Sen goOt.
(@net6e.)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-05
Mita Miellems &pit.

Set ltuml1e Seaters 8rilnooon=
no, Mita @ielien, forteller i en-
5amtale meo uNatt." ON lit 2ip
iom SilmsffueipiIlerin6e 81. a.:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-05
&usjefDntrpI.

@lrmbolot Yorf Yburn1ocpl 9.
g. 5%prcnlen's, SEN oonife Mpotbe=
fer poo @jprnet al g. Mortb 9lne
ocb Moctnell st., for %onltoffet til
lin ltoOig bofiu1oe Gorretning ct
Notiprol Go1b &egiltcr til 5000.
Set CT Set npeltc poo octte Smroo=
SC % oripes peo glcftricitet. Tor=
11oen at opgipc Sc i110= og 110bctalte
@elpb % ois1cs Gotol1un1, l%>oltcocr
Set Solgsfuittcringer, uoifriuer
&cgl1inger og fpitterer lon1mc lon1t
fprer ct ful0ltGnbig ipccificcret
oper Sc forifjellige Irnas=
uftioncr> Ser / 0ogcns 2pb CT fore
toget pon ocnnc lil1Drigc Moltine.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-05

@Dis Me116e11e blep cnige ON
lite lengere at gj6re Set fbrlte
5fri0t1 bil6e sc mart }e &pinDerne
belejreoe % trpglenoe for 0eres
Spo6er. (Opi6.)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-05

- Gfrts eter $rpsennmmer
Of bette 8ab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-05
&e9rapclie.

Mortin 5prcnicn % @1,ltr1
6437 2incoln st., Dor bapt Sen
ltprc 5org at mite oeres fin 1877.
Mor gor1le Sen @orrr, Scr 5fjrr=
tprs0og of9if pco 0pocn al 2lll19e=
bctU11ocllc. llnoer ltpr Dcltagcllc
fonot @egropdicn 5tco forrige
Spn0ug pou Nt. 0rccnhppno Strife
gooro: GlonOt Sc Musl cr al @lpm=
lter, ser bar lcnot, bennnrfcOc hi
no9lc inrlis im11ffc ira Slgo 2oge
go. II, 8. 9. g. Go. 35 og fra
SEN oul1lfe Ooo SELDOM 2pgc 90S.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-05
Gposfal6.


&cnrp 5ocn1ob, 1850 Ironff l1rt
Street, ofgif be0 06un sen 21Oe
Mpril / CT Mlocr al 50 Nor. 8cgro<
pcllcl1 forcgif Sen 23oe 9(pril fra
Suepb 8. Oprelots &upel, 1924
Wilpol1fcc 9lpen11c> pg @ilGttel1e1
fonbt 5teo puo Mol1nt Slinc. So
ltor 8. s. Mpcltoo forrctteoe, og
2igburcrnc bar $. Stilcs, Ole 6or=
sc, s. @onlcn og &. Hctcricn. -
MfOpoc bar fpot / 0unlnorf % fon1
til Nn1crifo og Chicago for 80 Nor
lioc>l. @on eftcrlu0er Jig tire Spn=
llcr n9 en- 1uttcr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-05

Seq fom forleoen Sag til al
buife pao begge bisle Siltorier, oQ
jeg fombinere0e ben1 iammen.
9toar jeg 1er 1morte omerifonifc
Observation-Disclosures, 1penlfc Borg:
ntel tire, &binDer, Yrofeslorer og an:
oct @o0tfolf bla16e~ 6eres imoo
5tem1ner in0 / Set ltorc trogijf(
Serbens0rontos &oboloer, oo teen:
fer jeg pao 2osles Orb: ~@ao
bjem og leg jer"!
0g noar jeg le1er @unorc0er Al
5palter> paa &ers og Hrola, / Mpi=
lcrnc> / bbilfe al 5logs Golf r6gp=
Ser Jig / Sorbon6eller og Mnotbe-
n1er moo &rigen> for6i 6eres Sor:
retninger og &rofit ita0eS al Sen
laa t911fer jeg mig at le 2ibet left
lon1 en- ga1nmel, mbltiif &pinoe, Ser
'pco fin flammen6e SIS renter og
npifaber Me11nei fellegten. 0g ieQ
bprer ben6e mrtrnle Sc famine iro=
niife. Orb, font gamle &riiger iag0e
til Mber1:
Set 8oal> ieg ten6te ber, bar
for mig - og iiffffe for 9tg!"
(Mf 9nso @pllanber / u@trir").
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-19

Copyright 1916 by Company Britain Rights Reserved
Resistered L. g Patent Ohice
New Britain herald., 1916-02-11

from the students themselves who thought store work inferior and de- sired only office positions. Last year 294 girls took the course in Boston and they spent 4,000 days in stores getting practical training for which thty were paid s4,000. All but fifteen secured positions in stores ana these only took the course because they were interested in learning something about salesmanship. The Boston ner- chants now regard the work as most important and have put Mrs. Prince in charge of this department of edu- cation Her whole time. ts. devoted to training teachers and visiting mer
 cantile bodies like the chamber Of commerce and boards of education with the aim of introducing new schools Miss Belcher, one of Mrs. Princes pupils gave a short talk of her work in Waterbury. Girls from four Waterbury stores are now taking the course under her direction.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-11
HOW "T|z" GLADDENS
 TIRED, ACHING FEET
No moro sore, puffed-up, tender, ach- ing feet-nO cOrns or cal
 IOuScS.

"Tiz" makes, sore burning, tired feet fairly dance with delight. Away go the aches and pains, the corns, cal louses, blisters, bunions and chil- plains.
 "Tiz" draws out the acids and poi sons that puff up your feet. No mat ter how hard you work, how long you dance, how far you walk, or how long you remain on your feet, "Tiz" brings restful foot comfort. "Tiz" is magical, grand, wonderful for tired, aching, swollen smarting feet An! how comfortable, how happy you feel. Your feet just jingle for joy; shoes never hurt or seem tight.
 Get 25 cent box of "Tiz" now from any druggist or department store. End foot torture forever wear smaller shoes, keep your feet fresh, sweet and happy. Just think! a whole years feet comfort for only 25 cents.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-11
PUllAR & NIVEN
Notice.

Notice. To Creditors and Noteholders:
 The First National Bank of Plain- vile, located at Plainville in the State of Connecticut is closing up it's affairs. All stockholders and other creditors of said association are there fore hereby notified to present their notes or other claims against the as- sociation for payment. A. A. MACLEOD, .F " #".@. Cashier.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-11

slow ball delivery ,Wcll known to the back lots of TeXas, that he hopes will some day mako him as famous as the original Walter.
 Recruit Johnson has been sent to the recruit depot at Paris Island, S. C., and no doubt will be given op- portunity to show his mettle with the
New Britain herald., 1916-02-11
WALTER JOHNSON ENLISTS.
Not the Washington Johnson HOW
 eyer-Is a Pitcher Though.

Houston, Texas, Feb. 11.-Walter Johnson, baseball pitcher, has en- listed in the United States Marine corps at it's local recruiting station
 He is not the great smokeball king of the Washington Senators however, although he has, a teasing, tantalizing
New Britain herald., 1916-02-11

Marine corps baseball team, winners of the 1915 pcnnant in the Govern mental league.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-11
For Coughs and Colds
EVen Stubborn and Dangerous ' Bronchitis Yields to
 LinOnine.

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New Britain herald., 1916-02-11

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New Britain herald., 1916-02-11

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Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-18
DEUTcHLAND THOUGHT SIGHTED

BOSTON. Aug. 1.-The sighting O. large submarine believed to be the German merchantmen Deutschland off the Grand Banks Saturday was re ported by members of the crew of the Warren Liner Sachem, in a telegram tonight from La Pallice France ana Liverpool. The submarine was travel ing in a northeasterly direction a, moderate speed. Soon after the sub marine was sighted the steamer was turned toward her, the Sachem's of ficers believing at first that she was a dismasted vessel. A few minutes later the submarine submerged and was not seen again.
 The quartermaster said that on her second day out from France the Sa- chem was pursued for hours by two submarines, believed to be German. The Sachem, making IA knots an hour succeeded in keeping out of danger.
 The pursuit was ended, according othe quartermaster, when British pa trol boats appeared and fired several shots at the submarines with what re suit it is not known.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-18

100 yards of trenches northwest of BaZentin.
 An interesting feature of the situa- ton On the western front is that Ger mans, contrary to ther usual practice, have so far made no attempt to deliv- CT a counter attack in the region where the French and British claim to have captured nearly three miles Of trenches on Monday. The French are busy concentrating their gains and report no action of any importance on any section of their front, including the Verdun region.
 Some mystery exists as to the sit uation on the eastern front. For two consecutive days the Russians have confined themselves to the statement that nothing of importance has oc- cured. The Austrian and German war offices, have been almost equally uncommunicative. The only fightin" mentioned by Vienna was the repCise of Russian attacks on the lines cr General von Boehm ErmOlli, who is iE command of the Teutonic forces re tiring from the Tarnopol front. Der lirf reports the repulse of Russian at tacks south of Brody.
 The Hull in the Italian operations against Trieste is unofficially explain ed from Rome as due to General Ca dorna's desire to straighten his lines before proceeding with general Cf- fensive against the great Austrian req port. Austrian seaplanes have again raided Venice, but Rome says they caused only slight damage.
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 occasionally. as husky employ grip ped his hand tightly.
 l Just touch the Presidents hand, men," Mir. Carter said. He is un- accustomed to your kind of grips
 The President smiled his apprecia- ton of Mr Carter's thoughtfulness. After they left the White House the men were on the conference for two hours at their hall, but decided to de- !, lay a formal decision until tomorrow s meeting.
 Optimism marked every move of the brotherhood men during the day. They were pleased over the Presidents plan as outlined to them by their leaders in informal conferences and appeared to like it even better after their meeting with the President and the two frank discussions of the situa- tion among themselves.
 Tt isn't dissatisfaction with the Presidents plan, or dissension among the men what caused the vote to be postponed until tomorrow" one of the leaders explained tonight. "The com mittee just likes to talk about the proposal and we are giving everybody who desires to talk a chance"
 Leaders declined to forecast the action of the men when they vote on the Presidents proposal tomorrow, but everywhere the feeling exists that they would approve it overwhelmingly.
 Every precaution was used to pre- vent any save members of the brother hoods from obtaining admission to the various meetings today, both at the hall and the White House. The plan of inspecting special tickets to members for use at the hall was dis cussed and abandoned because enough time did not remain icr printing them. It was then arranged for sev- eEal men to check up on the mem bers. special guards were placed on all the fire escapes, windows and stair ways and the doors before the meet ing began. At the White House brotherhood men carefully identified every man in the meeting before the