davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-03
PRODUCTION be cERvEzA.

Eu AIemanla Sc Estan Tomando Me,
didae Contra Ia Fabrication de Ia
Bebida NacionaL
Berlin, Enero 31-via Londres-Es'
tan en- preparation nueyas medidas
contra los bebedores de cerveza de
Alemania. Sc espera que SO expida
esta semana una orden de Bundesrat,
|limitando la production de las cerye,
cerfas al cuarenta Y cinco por ciento
dc la cantidad que Sc produce en- ITEM
pos de paz.
Haee cast i'm ano que Sc ha lido re.
duciendo Ia production hasta Ell 60
por ciento. en- tiempos actuales, v el
40 por ciento de esta production Sc
reserva para uso de los soldados en-
las trincheras.
La recommendation de los mozos de
cate de que ze pidan limohadas o al
euna otra bebida no-alcoh6llca en- vez
le la bebida nacional aIemana, hace
nucho que perdio sn novedad.
Ase han recibido mas noticias desas
Ie~ntadoras de Munich. en- donde Sc
anunci6 que las cervecerfas elimina-
ran 0 continuaran reduciendo Ia pro-
duccion de ceryeza book
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-03
pAeUEN sOs 0E0DAs.

Va observancia de Ia semana de
Page Naclonal en- Santa Fe ests
r~eclhiendo 81 mas sincere endosal
mlento de aqueIlos ocupados en-
csda trato y profession 10 mismo
que ell poblico en- general. Sc
concede oeneralmente que tai Sc
mana Is neeesarla en- esta locall-
dad, que beneheiars a cada uno y
a todos. Como Sc dice que dljo 81
hombre dc MIsufI, IS buena cosa
que 10 aoarren , uno con IA car
ga" 70 pagart mis- euentas a mo-
do que listed psgue las suyas.
oueda a listed 81 asunto de Pagan
cada semana para hacer un exltc
en- Santa Re. Ha1an TODD 10 posi-
bic y TODD 70 que cote a ~ alcance
para que esta empresa tenga On
eSito complete.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-03
LAS TRoPAs AUsrRlAcAs VAN SIN
REsfsTENclA

Berllnl bnero 29-Por lnalambrlca
a sayville-H distrito de suysinye.
On 81 norte de- Albania, ha sido ocupa.
DO por las tropas austriaoas sin re-
~sistencia, segun Sc supo hoy en- los
clarteles generates del eiercito en-
Viena.
En- "a frente russo. anade Ia declare
cion Official destacamentos del 10 dc
mfanterfa de Galicia atacaron por sor.
pfesa a una avanzada fusa cerca De
Tporoutz. ~arroiando a los moscovitas
de las ~trincheras y tomando a una
gran parte de eilos p~risi0neros.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-03
ENLAcE MATRIMONIAL.

I'll Lunes o las z de la manana en-
la Catedfal de san Francisco Sc &c
|lebr6 81 enIace matrimonial de Ia sim
patica y yIrtuosa sehorita Agustinita
Vigil, hija de Don Atanasio Vigil Y de
la Sra, F~eliciana r. dc vigil, con q
bien conoeido . intelligence 5oven Pa
bio 6. Gfiego. hHo de Don Vivian
Griego u de Ia Sra. Placida M. de
Griego, todas personals muy bien CO.
nocidas por sus muchas cualidades,
Ri temple estaba atestado de parien-
ties y amigos y Ia novia parecfa muy
encantadora atayiada en- su elegante
|traje de boda de soda blanca y denas
Idornos. 81 novioi portaba IN yestido
negro " le daba in realce hsrmoso a
Ia coinpahera de sus dias. Concludes
las ceremonias EN- la Cathedral la fe-
liz pareia acompaHada de sus respecti-
|vos pdrinos pasaron a la casa de los
|primeros donde fueron festejados
con I'm suntuoao ~banauete y opfpera
Icomida. FL dia 10 pasaron los jove-
mes c~ontrayentes Y demas conyida-
dos muy contentos ~ en- Ia mas com
pleta harmonic. Ambos iovenes son
hijos de padres may honrados y bien
.conocidos. y dahid0 a este no duda-
mos que los recien ~desposados haran
unos esposos models
I'll Nueyo Mexlcano felicital a los re-
Glen casados deseandoles toda clase
de dicha y prosperidad en- su nueva
vida.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-03
RI NOMBRAM|EAT0 De
BRANDEIS DEIA A JONES
COMO La MADEIRA SCI
AATOR|AL
ELL PRIMER AslsTENTE sEcRE-
TAHio DEL INTERIOR EsTARA
EN- I'll EsTADo EN- ESTA Sc
MANA; MUCHos GREEN QUE Ell.
sERA e. CANDIDATE PARA LA
TocA SENATORIAL

IA. a. Jones, de Las Vegas, primer
asistente secretario del interior esta-
ra en- Nuevo Mexico o negocios en-
esta ssmana. a segun reportes fidei
dignos, y Sc haran esfuerzos para IN
ducirlo a que permanezca hasta Ia
reunion de la comision central Demo-
cratica de Estado en- esta ciudad ma
mana vierness Febrero 4. So cree pro-
bable que Sc quedara para conferen-
ciar con los representatives Dem6cra-
tas de los varios condados, y hablara
sobre las actividades de 1916.
IN nomoramiento por Ell Presiden-
te Wilson, ell Viernes pasado de Louis
D. Brandeis, de Boston. como juez
asociado de la corte suprema de los
Estados Unidos para sucsder al fina-
do Juez Lamar. di0 fin a toda la posi-
bilidad de que el Secretario del lnte-
rior F. X. Lane c~onsiguiera 81 nom
bFamiento, y de Ia Immediate promo
cion que Ell ST.. Jones viniera a ser
s~ecretario del interior. Sc crefa que
en- 81 evento que 81 Sr, Jones antrara
al gabinete en- esta vez cesarfa de-
ser una posibilidad senatorial en- Nue..
vo Mexico, aunqus algunos de sus
amigos han contendida TODD 81 item
po Que 81 prefirirfa ser senauor que
miembro del gabinete. 81 escogi-
miento de Brandeis. en- lugar de Lane
deia la situacion exactamente como
estaba. Algunos dc los caudillos De-
mocraticos Green que Jones tomara
sus chansas 0 Ia Administrations de-
Wilson, con II posicion en- d gabi-
nete en- vista, mientras que otros son
de opinion que 81 sera candidate pa.
Ia nomination Democratica para
senador de los Estados Unidos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-03

~ WtH M
calaiilo dll conaado AZ BsrnAlllI.
Tlra su S~ombfero AZ Centre de
Anlllo.
~ Domingo ~ del pasado 81 Hon
Faneisco Al. Habhell, conocldo en- los
clrculos comercIales con q apodo d.
rfley dol Ganado Lamar, y nno de loi
mas sagaces 4 ~pfominentee polfticos
del %suroeete, Sc anunci0 como candi
ditto Repnblicano a Senator de- Estal
dos Unidos, anieto d IA acci0nl dc "a
proxima convention Republican, de|
Estado.
Para itodos adpelloE que conocen "a
~incansabie energfa de Don Francisco,
siempre que entta en- una campana POI
Utica con determination. Ia cosa es
mug evidente de Que su campaiia por
a c~andidatnra 4 que aspira VA d set
una continue lucha repleta de dina
mita. desde ahora hasta que Ia con.
penclon decida la question. El ST.
Hubbeal "a uno de- los mas habiles es-
~trategistas On ID liza politica income.
xicana, do 10 que sigpe que $ arma
Ia timba con aucho chile y ~pimienta,
y one causara muchos d~esvelos q los
demas aspirantes, entire los cuaIes en-.
ira, por cierto, d actual incumbente,
r. b Catron.
III Sri HubbelI ahmcI0 que hara
sn carrera por "a candidatura y p0r
su ~elecci6n 81 IS n~ominado, bajo "a
programa de una tarifa protective, en-
favor dc defensa nacional y en pro del
~Ioejoramlent0 general de las condicio
nee agricolas, ganaderas. industriales
y comerciales del pueblo de Nuevo
Mexico.
No hay duda de que fambien q Se-
nador Catron esta d~ispuesto a pelear
9rduamente por conaeguir la candi-
como successor de 81 mismo. mas
81 Tic Tomas tendra one basar por
scbre IA cabelIera de Don Francisco
antes de poderla ~consegpir, es eviden-
Re que la lucha va a ser una de las
batallas pollticas mas ~estrenuas que
se han lIdiado en- Nneyo Mexico. Que
flede la bola.-M independents, Las
N. M.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-03
APLlcAcIoNEs PoR PERM
sos PARA PASrEAR.

AVISO es dado que todas las Frlf
,aciones por permisos para pasteaF
recess, cabalIoss cerdos. ovejas y ca.
bras dentro de la RESERVA FLO
2ESTAL DE SANTA FE dhrante ii
stacion de 1916 deben estar protp.
coladas en- mi oficina en- Santa Fa
Nueyo Mexico, en- 0 antes de Febre.
TO /, 1916. Complete information
en- cuanto a las proplnas por pastear
que Sc deben cargar Y formas de
blancos que deben usarse en- haces
las aDIicaciones DE- propnrcionarar
al pedirlas. DON P. JOHNSTON.
Supervisor.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-03

Cuand0 q Amino 40 IN meses de eaad
hijo deI 81 y ID sfal Harry Nichol.
son, del dlstlito de smith halle una
botella a. aciQo c~arb0lico proniamen.
Ne se irag6 una cantidad dol miaino.
pa hoca, ~garganta y mapos del nIho
Sc le quemaron horriblemente, y 50
fecuperacIon es dndosa Ia madre
Edel nino habia estado usando Ell acido
earb6llco para alivlarse Uni dolor de
muela que le atormentaba mucho, y
habia dejado II botella al alcance del
|nino cnahdo entr0 X otro cuarto d ven
a los otros nifos,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-03
"a coNcEDE sEPARAcloN.

81 Juez de DistrIto z. C. Abbott lie
.ha ~concedido a la Sra. Lucia Delgado
de Thompson. esposa de Frank
Thompson, un ~contratista. un divor-
clio complete. Ell juez le concedl6 a
la Sra. Thompson la custodia de sns
tres ninos. La Sra. Thompson testi.
fico durante Ell iuicio que su esposo la
habia acusado de que no atendla bisn
a los deberes de su casa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-03
TERRIBLE lNcENDlo
tia Estrellas %Semanario quqe Sc Edi-
taba en- Esta Plaza, fue ln~cendiado
pcr Alguna Mano Criminal.


El Domingo pr6ximo pasado como a
ESQ de- las II de Ia noche, in terrible
ticendio destruyo completamente Ia
imprenta de la Nueya Estrella' que
~ editaba en esta ~poblacions
Es opinion general en- la plaza que
ma mano infame y criminal es la au-
tcra de dicho mcendio. para vengarac
do tan miserable manera del editor de
dicho p~eri0dico. senior Geo. A. Clark.
Auien no ha hecho 0tra c0sa durante
los mucho amos que tiene residiendo
entire nosotros, mas que conquistarse
les simpatfas de ia generalidad de los
hispano-americanos principalmente,
~ afabilidad, su honradez y su ente-
reza Y toda prueba.
Como la a S ocupada dicha impren-
ia era totalmente de MADEIRA, en- unos
.|ciantos minutes Sc VIC e~nvuelta por
las lIamas y fue impossible salvar NADIA
acknowledgements.
Las p6rdidas materiases sufridas
asciehden no menos que d tres mil pc
sos y e~ntendemos que solo ina pefte
poqueha estaba asegnrada.-Santa Ro-
sa Sun.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-03

Sus peberes Como secretafIo de Is
ccrte Supreme 10 Harlan lmposl.
ie parIe la propla Atenclon a ia
ofioina.

lN WHNAHA -
El Coronel Jose q. Soma escribans
de IA corte suprema del estado X pre-
aidente del cnerpo de ~edueaeion de "a
Icindad dc Santa re. anunci0 en- diaa
pasados 1ue se habia decidido no en-
|trar en- % carnera para "a nomination
Republicans para mayor de Santa re.
|Sc habia rumurado por aagun tempo
que q aceptaria IA c~andldatura
Mi primer deber. dijo 81 coronel
|sena en- dias pasados, les mi familia
IN mi trabaio. ST yo Viniera a ser
mayor esperanto darIe d Ia posicion
la misma atencion que lie al durante
los dias territoriales, y debido al mul
che aument0 en- 81 trabajo en- la cofte
suprema desde aquel tempo, este SET
ria impossible.
81 81 Coronal Sena Sc adhere a 81
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-03
Ell HoMBRE QUE FuE HALLADo
MUERTo ERA sOLDADo FE-
DERAL.
Y ictIma de un Hecho Horrcroso-Le
Dierop Licor Hasta que Sc Parallz6.

(Por Correspondence Especially
Roy ". M. Feb. Eel hombre que
Tue hallado muerto la semana pasa.
da atras de una cantina en- Mills era
Faul Ritcher, anteriormente IN solda-
dc de Ios Estados Unidos. Sc dice
|rae durante Ell dia preyio al haIlazgo
del cuerpo ciertos hombres 10 habian
dado el valor de 81 en- licor en- la can
tina de MINIS para divertirse, y que
cuando fue echado del lugar cerca de
las 1880 en- la tarde va estaba para.
lizado.p 81 "Spanish-American" de
este mgar dice que Ia evidencia ante
q jurado coronario 'indic6 que este
infeliz honbre fue hecho la vfctima
de uno de los crImenes de borrachera
mas horrendos que jamas Sc han re-
eistrado en- 81 condado."
Ritcher habia estado aqul durante
les tres meses pasados. y recientemen.
te Sc cambi6 a Mills. Papeles halla.
dos en- su cuerpo manifestation que ha.
Liza estado en- el hopital de los Estados
Unidos en- F. Stanton, y habia sido des
cargado de ALI elyerano pasado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-03
ABANOoNARoN DuRAzo.

Roma, via Londres, Enero 31--a las
2:s a m-H c~orresponsal de Atenas
del Giornale dItalia.s dice que los
Itaaianos han decidldo abandonar J
Durayio. (Albania,) debido al hecho
de que gus defensas presentan las d.
ficuItaces mas serias.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-03
coNsravIRAN oIEz EscuELAs.

J. V. GalIegos. superintendent de
escueIas del condado de Guadalupe ha
levantado el amino de construir diez
esc1elas. Ha protocolado su aplioa.
cion por ayuda de estado con eI de.
partamento de instruction pdbiica.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-03

5000 DE REcoMPENsA Sc daran
por 81 retorno de una BoIsa ~"chamolsi
conteniendo ioyeria. Ia cuaI Sc pefdi6
entire IA Residential de Fischer y Paris
Theater, 81 viernes en- Ia tarde. pc
vueIVah Ia misma a Ia Sra A. .. Fis-
cher, 1924 Washington venue, o al
New Mexicah-(Adv)
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-03
UN NtNo Sc ouEMA HORRIBLE.
MENIE

(Por correspondencla Especially
Des MONIES. n NJ EnsrO s1-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-03

~ canatIlp dl condado q Bsrnallllo
Tlra 81 Soinbfero Al Centre del
Anillo.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-04-19

twice two makes four" and works on
the theory that every little bit added to
what you have makes just little bit
more" It pays you no large dividends,
but the money is green, and just as sure
ly as Fourth of July and New Years roll
around you get your interest.
However alluring other propositions may
be, remember, the safe road is the sure
road, and the sure road is the safe road.
It may take little longer to get there,
but you are sure Of where you're going.
It's not the beginning that counts it's
the end.
The story of the fly trap is but the bril-
liant conception of an imaginative mind
run riot; but it is horribly true. Many a
man loses fortune as the fly in the trap
Loses it's life-irst the pleasant invitation
the restful experiences; the desire for
more pleasant experiences, and, lured on
ward and onward, the plunge! Humanity
may have more sense than the fly, but it
often acts as if it didn' IA. B. A.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-04-19
READING NOTICES
LET UP!

When you've said your say,
Let up!
Don't just chew the rag all day
Let up!
If you've lost your fight or won it,
Licked the chap who had begun it,
Or been shown you cannot run it,
Let up!
Fight until the matters settled
Let up!
When it's over don't stay nettled-
Let up!
Put up just the hardest scrap
In you 'gainst the other chap;
When one of you's off the map,
Let up!
Don't go trying to explain
Let up!
Boosting also gives a pain
Let up.
If the things worth any talk
Then let others do the squawk,
While you coyy take a walk
Let up!
Put a paddock on your jaws
Let up!
Brag's a foe to natures laws
Let up!
Say, "I'll try" and then begin,
Do your level best to win;
Then when all your ticks are in,
Let up.
Nebraska Mutual Lii
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-04-19
KELLOGG ON PREPAREDNESS

I AM, of course, earnestly in favor Of i'm
mediately taking steps to place our
= army and navy in condition to defend
the country, to protect American citizens,
their homes and the institutions of gov
eminent. If we value the blessings of
peace and desire to perpetuate represen-
tative government, we cannot afford to
neglect this duty. This hour of world
conflict makes it a time of national peril.
The teachings of history and the wisdom
of statesmen all tell us we cannot rely for
protection on our own pacific intentions.
The conditions along the border Of Mex
leo strikingly exemplify this fact. We
have been tolerant and pacific in our in
tentions. For five years we have suffered
many indignities. Our citizens have been
driven from their homes and murdered,
their property destroyed and American
territory invaded Our people are pat
riotic and self sacrificing, determined to
maintain their rights, their honor, and de-
fend their country They have no desire
for aggression or conquest. With this
spirit there is no danger in an adequate
army and navy, only safety. With econ
omy practiced in other departments Of
government, the burden will not be felt,
but if it is necessary that it should be,
the cause justifes the sacrifice. The prep
aration should be thoro. Then if we pur-
sue a course of just and firm neutrality,
and uphold a high standard of national
honor, our future will be secure.-Frank
Kellogg.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-04-19
THE CROAKERS

IN every community where movement
is made for puhic benefit, there you
will find a few 'back-biters'' who new
er will do anything for the public benefit
themselves, who sit back and croak, cnarg-
ing the pushers with having Interior sell
fish motives who are trying to ADVANCE
their own business or political ends. But
if the world had stopped to listen to the
"croakers," there would have been no ad-
vancement in the past, and the town or
community that stops to listen to their
disgruntled tales in this day and genera
ton will be found tagging way behind in
the procession. Pick out the men who
are always Kicking about movements for
community advancement and public bene-
fit, and you will invariably find that they
are men who never did anything for any
body unless they got we'll paid for it in
dollars and cents, and that thew are wholly
devoid of public enterprise. Browns Val
ley Tribune
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-04-19
HABIT

There are many people who 60 through
life APPARENTLY Indifferent to the power of
good habits So they are continually at
the mercy of circumstances. Each day
they renew their experiences without
profit. Sometimes it seems as if they be
gan each day with almost no knowledge
Eof the lessons brought them by the days
gone before. So the new day is like bat
tie to them, wager without skill, ending
in defeat. At the end they sink exhausted
into sleep, older and no wiser.
IF YOU will look into their lives you will
/ find. in nearly every instance, it is the lit
tie things that have caused the exhaustion
and the defeat.
On the other hand, there are those who
are never bothered by the little things.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-04-19
ALKS ON THRIFT I
BUMPS AND PLEASANT DOORS
THERE is a certain vaudeville skit that


is absurdly amusing, but absurd
ly true It is mock circus. One
of the attractions is patent fly catcher,
and with all the pomp and ceremony of
the usual circus barker the merits of this
invention are extolled
Attracted by a pleasant odor coming
from an open door with the word 'weI
come" overhead, the fly walks in. The sur
roundings are inviting. He enjoys him
self immensely, and proceeds to explore
the place. Suddenly he finds himself on
a coy balcony Attendants are there to
wait on him, cool breezes are blowing and
refreshments are his for the taking. He
rests awhile. Proceeding further he finds
himself on higher balcony, with more
attractions and has another siesta Ex-
ploring still further, he finds another open
door, with an inviting sign overhead, VEN
lures out, only to find no balcony, and
plunges to his death. Absurd, you say
yes. But true of many people in real life.
A certain music master had in his choir
a promoter. He induced the musician to
invest about three hundred dollars in
certain chewing gum proposition that
promised large returns. The music dou-
bled his money in three months and was
delighted with the new way of getting
It'll QuICh. Lie Hy I1ou AOUHO q WY val
cony and liked it.
/. Along came another proposition by the
same man, that promised even bigger re-
turns, but entailed more money. He was
leading his victim to higher balcony, and
he, poor little fly, didn't know it.
The music master consulted his bank
er, who advised him to keep his profits
and stay out. "You will get the specula-
tive fever and lose in the, end" said the
bank man; but the little fly knew better ;
he had tried one resting place and liked
it, and would try another. He put prac-
tically all his savings in the new PROPOSE
ton, and inside of three months the pro-
moter was among the missing, leaving a
deserted office and bale of stock certlfl-
Gates as his legacy to those who had come
into his trap The poorer but wiser mu-
sic master got a bad bump and hasn't re-
covered from it yet.
It's the same old story-you can't beat
the game. You may think yourself very
smart. have perfect faith in your man and
he in himself, but beware enticing odors
and pleasant balconies they surely lead
somewhere, and that somewhere is down
For simon-pure protection, safety, sure
ness. worry-lessness, you can't beat the
savings bank 1t invites you into no cool
ING Railways, on no restful balcoies, makes
no alluring promises of big returns, but
sticks to the old and tried proposition that
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-04-19
A GOOD MAN FILES

Henry Rines Of Mora has filed for the
office of State Treasurer. There isn't a
doubt in the world but that Mr.. Rines IS
we'll qualified to fill the office he seeks and
discharge the obligations with honor to
himself and to the state. He has our best
wishes for -Winnebago Enter
prise.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-04-19
CONVERT OR CORPSE

If you are nightly in earnest In your
opposition to preparedness" just let the
garbage rest peacefully where it has &C
cumulated during the long winter months
and You'll become one of two things, no
doubt; either a convert or corpse.-St.
James INDEPENDENT
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-04-19

In the Brown County Journal we find an
exhaustive treatise or honey headed The
Value of Money. Phil Liesch has had
some experience with the connecting link
between his honey and his money-Easter
millinery perhaps.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-04-19

The Springfield Free Press advertises
nice white waists for ladies worth 75c. =
Ore thing is pretty sure-if Redwood
Falls ladies were only worth 75c The Ga
zette wouldn't get up before daylight on
press day to advertise the fact
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-04-19
These they have placed in the realm of
habit, where the little things of life are so
quietly attended to, so easily, so efectually.
ADVICE TO NOSE

Senator CEapp will not deliver the Mem
orial day address at Duluth this year, as
the members Of the G. A. r. at that city
have withdrawn the invitation sent him
to participate as the chief speaker, on .ac-
count of his opposition to the administra-
tion. The communication stated that 1--WE
will not stultify ourselves by listening to
man who has refused to support the
President of the United States in crisis y
Also that ''it would be advisable for him
to be too busy to be able to accept" =
Saltwater Gazette.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-04-19

There's sight Of difference between
boosting and roosting. Think this out
for yourself.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-04-19

Drilling Is Best Way to Sow OATS
Farm Bulletin.
And the wild variety calls for hard and
fast drilling.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-04-19

Did anyone ever suggest to Charley
Lindbergh that he'd make perfectly
grand president? Charley would fall for
that, too.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-04-19

A Redwood County man named Ohne-
sorge took unto himself wife last week.
Ohnesorge is good old German name
meaning "Without Trouble" Well, it has
been said there isn't much in name any
way!
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-04-19

The people who live in the hearts of
men are the human beings of history
the Lincolns, the Mark Twains and the
Walt Whitmans of life who lounged
through the world in shirt sleeves They
never took the trouble to put on airs be-
cause they knew that if they did they
would miss the whole show. The price OF
admission to that human show-the great
est show on earth-is to leave selfshness
and pride at home. That done, you walk
in past the doorkeeper without giving him
ANYTHING but wink-Boston Globe.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-04-19

''Mr. Lindbergh will be welcomed to the
contest. He will naturally take away sew
eral thousand votes from Governor Eber-
hart, and this will aid materially in the
success of Frank B. Kellogg, who is the
one candidate big enough to properly rep
resent Minnesota. We hope that Lind
bergh will not hesitate to come in. The
water is finest. Cloud Press.
He's in now, Alvah, and they are all off
in a bunch. But we have an idea we
couldn't get up any bet with YOU on the
outcome of this swimming match.