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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-15

ncn bon ie 1900 0loun inter oem
Commando bon @utierre3 Icl6it lnO
BON Oen @cnerdlcn 2nis Nerrera.
&oiocl N}oIoonoIoo, 9enionim @or.
ga uno Soie Go6o5oS bon ouen Sci.
ten oui Die Giqoiitcn porriiden.
Siao 5iebt iit 3ur Belt BON @olo.
cna in iiioli6cr Nihhing 3uriid, sc
nerol @or5o ionote geitern 9l6euo
cine ueitere &uDaaerie 9lbtbeilung
6inter Gilla Der.
Cine Iepeicbe, Die beilte bon Gol.
glicto Nlocio ans Georiou eiuoing.
6eiogtc, DAB gida cine eroBe 9tBobI
bon GcrpnuOeteu III @ogeu nit ii1
fii6rte, ais cr @nleono poiiirtc. Die
Nlorlioncn III Goios @ranoes fiiblen
lid scr Gepeicbc 5utolge lest Dor gln.
griifen iiher ino 6a6en uidbt Sen
@unih aus oeni 9onoc geleitet 5it
uer0en.
Tie OlelOung 6eit6tigt ondb OuB
oaS ser Srau s9rigbt BON Ben 8inn.
gonoiteu ocroiibte Gino, oos elmer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-15
Expedition uO6 ni6t III 8eweguug,
9ie sor9ut nag jett tauSll9 ausriden.
0lut'uOrt "n Gorrun5a mod1t sauitieeu siuSrud.

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nu6 uc anOn fnnsn, fen ucn Oafr Our6uuOeu
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omernu Suppn bic mcgudc rcm5c oefrcuSt 0Sen OaS
&rcsOcpOrcmcn pnfc ebN ut bic GrpeOuu G in Swc
gune ictcn mGr6c
2cr Gonsk uaDm 6ntc nm crcn guIc oise go, bou ser
@ren atn 0as Observation-Disclosures pairc 6ent gbcuS cine
gemeni@ud &coutOn, weld OorGt Die rcgnGrc ami
lire bOllc 9ric9StGrfc gc6rad mirO,
2ce bcOcutct Die gcrarfnna Snautcr DaIcr 5elO
Nllcr etun 10000 Naun Der Senat Orf mOrgu Sc.
dlnR uuuc9mcu nnO Ouuu wcrOu oort cnpreenS SrOs a
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bringcn.
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DIG mrO Onrd Die Gmadang Der @rca5Ora Onr sic GgpeOitOu
gcgcn %illa.
arassctrear Sacr cOnicrirtc Senator G5am6un
nnb 9prGenant Sag ben &Orftcrn Der MlrGOitcsn anics
nuS Scs Senus Der ScdfF wnrS f5 Oarunf Scpautaut
Onn cngcrcdt Wt agmein 3nhmmrug wurb sic Sciuln.
On Ancus crcSst nnO i6re Iuua6mc s anScrcn
sroca cine Simme bic OeS &rpaniunicR eOuSou, So5iala.
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&rsSefreGr gaEcr erfGr Cabinet Gnsncn sic 81
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bic 8anc Gcncral 5nnOns mrbcn mrt c Dem
bcfonnt Der 6nnb BON milaridjen Sortcn crlGnter
Der GOngreR prnd aud ben Ean Die Nrmec cuf OUc rcgs
farh ST ereanscn.
prdennnin M Der 6arn5acgiernng in Gnercuru beinnat
Die Nntuur Der %nsn 5tauteu onf bic @otc aco&c
oicrng 6ntdi@ Der Columbus @rens Siuaton, Nadm
tag mn 9r bier Gin Sd babe Oieie midh9e @tt9cnu8 pdud
miuo@ mnS idrd SaatsSeiretGr O NnSmarscu @cnna
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nab aatc Saruu
p@s 1T mir ciuc gOde @rnngt6nunG, cine Nutuou Oir
Oes &csernnB Der %ercinscu Sarn rbon G wrO O Od
oSlu noOn bcm csc dniicn, mcld bnrf ocn Columbus
3wiidcuiall scfoicu WOrSen
5d ocic gutOOrt nnpcr5aad ocrcn Gcntp gcon
ten Der &epab nbcrmin nnb i'd bin Der udt gnprt nn
Oc b6de NOte Der hrognns ocrcbcn Nrsbnd sCn O n Die
lem 6oic mrOr id Die NHor Sncn Our 5nscn acu, bnmt Sic
S 9cgcrms gcrcuietrm Stnacn 5nncacn fSnucn0
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oernen hat"
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ons Stats Oartemcnt snaten besu Oa GrSne
d mO enc NmfrcBnng lid nn69ebc Oob as &of ter Oc %or
9Gnae Columbus S YGne nmerfNnidn &enuo O6ao
nnterrdtct lei,
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gbt nnO meuiae Soidnn bnFdd Srnppm6ucgnuecn
Den au bic SefcnIideit Onrdscn1cu
%ier Observation-Disclosures mrOcn ntc anSertoreu
SntSpeOlou ~ be8leln nnO Gr0 Hr lire Seganbsnns&a
pierc wnrOcu crn6eu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-15

9tabc bon Gondoup III inicnioer
g9eiie fort
Sm Aoepre Eiiirift mar loiUohl
oie ircn5oiilde luie bic Oeutiche VI
tilleric bclonoerS aftiu III scr lluiae
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lid icOod 9lihts BON 9eoeatnna tit
Oirier @ceeno.
SSn sc @retrc ggaIoc ucriudic
Elm OentiAes Tetadcncnt uuieyc
Stiibeuaroben bei Groiy SC Garmes
Ourh llc6crrnifmla 5n nc6mcn ocr
5cillo iulroc iepod ourtb cin roblpe
5ieltes 6cuer euipiongcn mio al
ilpimecn iicb 5uriid8uge6cu. Gr licB
cine sln5abl bon SoOtpn aitf oem
6eloe 5uriid.
NIii ocni Oieit Scr 3roni uerlici oie
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s9riic."
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terindina Der an gcro 0cs Sam
piers ogloorodiur 1T Solnuntb hc
iblaanabmten Sefuritdten bat crge
bent oaB i6r lotalpcrtb iidl aiif $i
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niht ollie oneritaniidSe inter auoe.
ten anSldnoiiden GbIigationen be.
iaHoeu iidl piele iopuniidle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-15
9eutI6c Snfonterie

y " Ats
@orfS. Ia. W1ar8. 0ic IN.
tcniipitGt Oes oeutl6cn 9on1boroe
ments Ger fronooiiiGcn Golitioncn
5miidjen 9etDincourt lmo @uuienS.
noropeitli6 pon &eroun. muroe beu,
te Derooppclt, iuo oni gtbeuo idritt
Die oeutibc Suionteric 5imt GoritoB
III oicicr @eqeno.
0ieie glngabc naMt Dos bcutc
9I6cuo bonn frm5oiiiben 9ricgSbi.
rcou ouseesebeue offi8ieltc Bulletin
ipel6es bin5ufiiat, ooB sic slngrifie
5uriidecpiclcn lpiirocn. imo ole
9eutiden betrdAttiHc gcrlilite crIit.
ten.
Der 9cridt sicbt ieOoh 5it Dob Is
ocn Dcutihcn eclora, al 5mei Yituf
ten 5piitben Aetbincoiirt uno Sc
Ntort 0oume III oen froilSoiiIhcn
56iibcngrdben icitcn 81 SUB 8u foi
fen.
Gerfron5oftf1c " 4 Hmit.
tagS gcriht.
Eoris, IA. sUldr5. Cos iron.
joiiibc ariegS 9iireau bot beute
gtodmittog oel uodltcbenoenoiii3iel.
len 9eridt iiber sic GnttpideIungctt
aui Der 8eitiront befannt acgebcn:
ogSeltlidb BON oer Yloos gab 6 in
ser lestel 9lodt eiuc 5iemlic1 Ie6haite
Sanonooe gIui Dem rehten llfcr
pes ShlileS mlroe Elm @oritoBperalb
ocS 6einoeS ini @uIoe bon Sanores
mont Ourh unier Sperrfeuer berei.
telt Tos 9ombaroelnent oouert in
Der @egeno BON @aur ilno III Ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-15
Sbre @erIuite auBerOrOsutli6 lbwer.
Seine nencn GntmideInugen auf Der ssrafrani
CSlaHst6a'e" sOsier OsHtIer Slieser berDoree6Oben
ger G(terrei6i(@e 2seridjt.

Berlin H. 9Gr5. Die Stuliner baben mf SOnBo.6pnt
clue aoRc Suiobmcanng oeaen Die cferreder bcsOnHrn
Sic absn init farn Srnppmmafcn mebr Auerifc
men wnoen abr eo Mal BON ben Dferredd nagari Sppn
5urifg6lngen erliten erbe6idc @ernfc.
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r1d@nusarhen @enanb nnsgeabm nnS uah bier abcrmiIt
mMr0c
@udac6cnS Der OoatGnSiac Sn6at Ocs gcridtes:
gAn Der SiUnSorOnt enmidelt fd Ghadt grnHem
nbe Die Sen Babcn NIT arfen Srppenmaen
nnternomme bic ubr One NusuaRme nuru SrnpP 6a
gdlugen mnrOeu.
Nm SOmiuu gradcutppf rdu lid bic Sbatpfe OeS TnOgS
anf Gin e6bacs 9rtcrie6eu 3n Der EaSo6eaeuo Snn
Sen Scrnd, nucrc gsrc crt6ren nber fcblidIns
Nm V6rgrufnlupf rdetc Der SeinO &nrgHc
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GtrcitGFc
n Der aaDc NeartauO untcrna6men SIC uiraer III
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ncr 5unntcrc&cgimrut Nr As that Ed bd bic wsescnbet
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ani Der &epirOn @adfenO Der sSOrOnt Ittbeius
&cflidcr &rtegsfdunplnt.
gm NNgcmcne geprDhn Ed Gadlaae 0nf Dicie pnt
ndt peranoe Sin encS @cfed gG iclc nor08ha
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en btder NerOpnn pnrSe Ofid Aas SnrH 9ieacaaat M
mclmnnn Observation-Disclosures Wap0Mm nr ac
acbradt Die Jnaen tUo 9eunant 86Ie
ie Aerogne GrOe; Oebeu ide frnnEin gun
ab Der cine nae 6pr warre nnS Der amocre annr
meiid &erOnn roc nnrH unere Nge ,erSr
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nnc ppH eruabncHs~ert9er SeOeatans abseipicIt1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-15
Ofale SeIbitOerlpaItung UOn 8altt=
mOrc-GOuutD nuO 9(une S(run=
Oel=GOuntp Our6 bic itdOtil6e
9(unstttOu8bia weg9enommeu,

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as srr S~oe
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-15
&illa onQebIid oon Gar.
ron5o Eruppcnnni.
5ingcIt.

5tngelt.
Gl &oio, lcroS, fl. N}dr5.
6rdncisco &ido, Ocr iic3 poW @olemio
ans iueiter iiiOih fliihtet iii N}el.
Olngel bon General 9uis ~utierre3,
Dem S0hitconmurOirenoen BON Sri.
blabuo 5ufolge Jest bon Garran3o.
Erlppen n6uig un5ingelt Ger sc.
neral glau6t, OoB giuo fcun cine
@eleeen6eit sat- 81 crtfommet 81
III G6i6uobua i5,O00 Gurrou3o.Srnp.
pen con5entrirt iino mo meitcre Ser.
itdrfrngen iit ouf oent @ege befin.
sen.
@enerul @litierrc5 troi beitc Wlor.
gen III &uorej Elm inO corferirtc
ipGier nit @enerol @opira, Dem Dor,
ti9eu Gommonoontct iuo nit Gon-
hl @orcia III 81 @aio.
General @utierre5 erflGrte nad
Der llntcrrcOuna ooB iiiuf 4ohtm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-15

" Imcrifoniihe Dnm Gum.
&u0eIn Don &illn 6e-
nnBt2
G6icueo, IA. @ldr5. 9ioa
9lneoben OeS SolOotcu stephen gSicc'
5orfieipic5 bonn 7. 9trtiuerie.Neei.
meut wcIber on Ger @erioIgine Der
9ouoitcu tbeilno6m weIdc oea
ltcberfau ouf Columbus, q. Wl., I'M.
ternommen boben oic gillo.2eltc
babel 0mn0unsSuoeln pcrpenoet,
oie ii 9Imcrifa bcrgciteat porosiI
iiuO. @icc8ortiGpic5 moHte oieia
9(ngobe, ais er alif Oem Meee na5
ieiner Seilnotb in ToleOo, Gbio, wo
er 1ente cintrcifen miro, bier Ourh
paiiirtc. Gr 3ciotc ioIbe Duni.Tmn,
SiigeIn nit mcihen Spibcr nnO be.
bauptcte 0ieleIbch ieicn BON Wlit8lie.
bern ocS l3. Suoolerie-9iegimentS III
Columbus Den Wiirteln tooter mcri.
faniigber @dnoitcu cntnonmeu NOR
0en.
, 1916-09-20
PAPER FROM STALKS OF COTTON
OR CORN.

If the German Government institution for
the testing of materials had known about the
work OF our Department of Agriculture dur
ing the last eight years it would not have
claimed, a few days ago, that it had made a
discovery" by proving that paper could be
made from cotton stalks. This was proved
at Washington in 1908, and the Department
of Agriculture has experimentelly produced
paper every year since that time not only
from this raw material but also from corn
stalks and rice straw. In 1911 it published
a bulletin printed on several kinds OF paper
thus manufactured, and TWO or three leaves
of this were from cotton stalks. The Ger
man testing Office took pains to inform us
that its discovery might be of great impor-
tance TO the United States. But its impor-
, 1916-09-20

lance had already been carefully estimated
here.
The relntion between demand end supply
in the paper trade at the present time tends
to stimulate inquiry as to new kinds of raw
material. in II commercial sense The manu-
facture of paper from cotton stalks is not yet
attractive. When such q proposition ie con-
siaere the d questions TO be answered are
two; Will the paper have the qualities re-
quired and can it be made and sold at a
reasonable profit? The cotton stalk paper
thus far produced is not good enough for
news print. If it were suitable for such use
it could not be sold proftably in competition
with paper from iwood pulp. The yield per
ton of raw material is low, and it is difficult
to bleach the bark. The fibre is short and of
inferior strength. Better paper can be made
from cornstaIks, but here again present con
ditions would not permit profitable manufao-
ture.
We are glad to know that the Department
of Agriculture, with commendable foresight
has been testing oil possible sources of sup
ply. It has made experiments with twenty
two kinds of wood which might be substitutes
for the spruce now used, because it is con-
vinced that a few years hence the available
quantity Of spruce will be ipsuf6cient.-Neso
YORK, Times august 27st.
, 1916-09-20
PUBLICATION.

IL is hereby brought to public notice, that
o balance OF interest amounting to Frcs.
= 80. 22a will be on hand for distribution on
the % October a. C. from His ROYAL HIGH
ness Prince VALDEMARs Wedding Memorial
Fund for the benefit of worthy indigeut
persons in st. Croix.
Applications, containing the requisite in.
formations and duly certified, to be forward
ed to he Government of the Danish West
India Islands within thu 13' October a. c
Government Secretary's Office st. Croix.
the 14th September 1916.
WILL JACOBSEN
, 1916-09-20
~KENDTGORE

1ET bekendtgores herved, at der at Hans
Kongelige Hojhed Prins V%ALDEMARs Bryl-
V Iupslegat til Fordel for vardige Trmng-
ende paa St. Croix vii vare ct Rentehelob
at Frcs. 3lO.223 til Uddeling den % Okto-
Der d. A..
Andrngender, inieboldende de forn6dne
og behorig konstaterede Oplysniuger, vile
vaere at iDdsende til GnverDementet for de
dansk vestindiske Ger linden den 49, n. NJ.
Guvernemeuts Sekretariatet. ST. Oroix, den
"a September 1916.
WILL JACOBSEN.
, 1916-09-20
AnS@ttelSe.

1GNDEK g August 1916 err sogne-
W prast for hristiansted's Menig-
he'd paa st. Croix POVL HELWEG.
LARSEN, allerhojst beskikket til
tillige at v@re Provst for de dansk
vestIndiske Ger.
, 1916-09-20
PUBLICATION.

IT is hereby brought to public notice, that
& MS "Anholt" on account of damage to
the engine until further will be unable to
curry on the mail service between S. .Thomas
and ST. Croix, and that therefore "Mizpnh'
until further will take over the said service
with the same times of sailing as hitherto.
Government Secretary's Office. st Croix,
the 8 September 1915.
WILL. JACOBSEN.
, 1916-09-20
BEKENDTGORELSE

nET ~bekendtgores herved, at MIS- can
d@ holt" paa Grund af MaskinskaGe indtil
videre like vii we're i Stand til at besorge
Postfnrten mellem ST. Thomas og st. Croix,
og at "Mizpah" derfor indtil videre vii over
tage Postfarten efter den hidtil geldende
Fartplan.
Guvernements Sekretariatet. st. Croix,
den g. September 1916.
WILL JACOBSEN.
Translation.
, 1916-09-20
Bekendtgorelse

;n1ET bekjendtgjores herved, at Raa-
W diets ordin@re Mode, som var
berammet til den 18de September d.
A. efter Gouvernementets Bestem-
melse er udsat til Mandag den
2den October Kl. 4 EftHn.
Kolonialraadet, st. Croix, den 12te Sep
TENDER 1916.
A. E. STAKEMANN.
FOrm0nG
Translation.
, 1916-09-20
Notice.

1T is hereby made known that the
Councils ordinary Meeting which
was fixed for the 18th September a. c.
according to decision of the Govern
ment has been postponed to Monday
the End October at I O'Clock
ps I'M.
Colonial Council. st. Croix. September
18th 1915.
A. e. STAKEMANN,
Chairman.
, 1916-09-20

Translation.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1916-02-10

in withdrawing from Vera Cruz and
recognizing the Carranza government,
several hundred have been killed.
At the present moment we find the
British Ambassador at Washington
again advising his countrymen to be
ready to leave northern Mexico.
AS for the United States Government
itself, it is cordially hated by all fac
tions. The followers of General Diaz
cannot forget that the Madero revolu-
ton was directed from our side of the
border. The adherents of Huerta re-
member the constant snubbing and fl
nal imprisonment. Recognition of the
Carranza party was not intended as a
graceful compliment, and its effect IS
more than outweighed by the long per-
iod of doubtfulness and hesitancy,
Villas hatred Of Americans, always in
evidence, is now without measure or
bounds. From '1From Diaz to Carran-
"a, :" in the American Review of Re-
views for February.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1916-02-10
CREATES LOYAL FRIENDS

When you send your dollar off to
some mail order house or distant store,
you get what you pay for and no more.
The transaction has no aftermath, ex-
cept possibly. the effort to return an
unsatisfactory purchase. When You
buy goods at home you make business
ties. Proprietor and clerks want to
keep your trade ana will return your
favors in any way they can. A con-
sistent policy of home buying creates
circle of loyal business friends. If
you are in trade for yourself in your
home town, this is absolutely neces-
sary to success. And it is exceedingly
helpful to any one else Madison DEM
ocrat.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1916-02-10
A DOUBTFUL TITLE.

The Detroit Free Press disapproyes
of the resolution introduced by Con-
gresham Britten If Illinois looking to
the purchase of Lower California from
the Carranza administration of Mexico.
Here is the remonstrance:
What sore of u title could Carranza
give to any land he might undertake to
dispose Of He is not a constitutional
official Of his country, He has no CON
gress from which to secure authority
for such transaction, He is not even
a successful Dictator able to enforce
his will on the country. and receive
from its acquieseuce in his decisions.
lie is only a would-be usurper, an up
atari, who does not so much as dare go
into his nominal capital but skulks in
the country places, the tool Of bandits
stronger than himself ana despised by
the men he pretends to command,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1916-02-10
Mineral Point Evidence
for Mineral Point People
The Statements of Mineral Point Resi-
dents Are Surely More Reliable Than
Those of Utter Strangers

Home testimony is real proof.
Public statements of Mineral Point
people will carry real weight.
What friend or neighbor says COM
pels respect.
The word of one whose home is far
away invites your doubts.
Here's Mineral Point mans state
ment.
And it's for Mineral Point peoples
benefit.
Such evidence is convincing.
That's the kind of proof that backs
Doan's Kidney Pills.
c. A. Bachelor, High ST., Mineral
Point, says: II had trouble from my
back being sore and lame. My kidneys
acted irregularly. too. | had heard
what good medicine Doan's Kidney
Pills were and got some. Two boxes
relieved me.
Price so cents. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Bachelor had. Foster Milburn
Co., Props. Buffalo. N. Y.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1916-02-10
MONEY LEFT, OF COURSE !

There is money riRhtfully belonging
to the creditors of the busted" bank
of this city still remaining in the re-
ceiver's hands or he wouldn't keep at
the lawsuit game, procedure which
holds a position for him at anything
but a meagre salary and also insures
juicy plums for favored lawyers.
1t is hoped that when the grand final
comes thcre'l be a correct detailed re-
port of expenses. This would afford
something on which to grind teeth, if
nothing more.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1916-02-10
PRESENT SITUATION IN MEXICO,

Var tho fret Tina s;,co Fobruory
1910 ,bo., 3, j. ro.o,,,;,,a ,,,,.or,,,, 49,,
IN .7ov;.o. ana ga, ,hot ro,.orrr,.,,t :,
rou,.rlsss 20 maintain or5,r VIVA 80
fuses IN ba beatpn and Carranza dares
no, ocrpry tho nex;co, car;t,l
II tbara has bean nol;tica, or social
cai, IL ia narcly theoretical the r,aE
cation If wbicb NOT only E,s in tbs fn-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1916-02-10
CHOOSE YE!

When the Creator had made all the
good things, there was still some dirty
work to do, so He made the beasts and
reptiles and poisonous insects; and
when He had finished He had some
scraps that were too bad to put into
the rattlesnake, the hyena. the
scorpion and the skunk, so he put all
these things together, covered them
with suspicion, wrapped them with
jealousy, marked them with yellow
streak, and called this being knocker.
This product was so fearful to con-
template that He had to make some
thing to counterfeit it, so he took a sun
beam and put into it the heart of a
child and the brain of man; these He
wrapped in civic pride, covered them
with hrotherly love, gave them mask
of velvet and grasp of steel. He
made this Being a lover of fields and
flowers and manly sports, believer in
equality and justice, and called him
Booster.
And ever since these two Beings
were, mortal mar has had the privi-
lege of choosing his associates.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1916-02-10
THAT PLEDGE OF ECONOMY.

Senator Lewis. Democrat, has intro
duced a resolution suggesting that the
federal reserve board increase the COM
pensatiou Of its employees consistent
with the service done and the increas-
ed cost of living expenses, " When q
Democrat, elected on a pledge of both
economy and reduced cost of living has
increased, there is not much need for
Republicans to 20 on a hunt for pohti-
cal arguments. Bayfield, Press.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1916-02-10

II. +. RoTHE of Fennimore, {. stand
ing candidate for assembly for spell
Of years and two years ago a candidate
for governor, is now out for state SEN
ator. Bro. Roethe is splendid fellow
and possesses many wise ideas relative
to governmental ideas, but it is not
easy to comprehend why he perpetually
seeks office.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1916-02-10

From the Warren Sentinel it is
learned that II. S. Clauer passed the
80th milestone of his life career, jan
uary oath, last; that Mr. Clauer holds
his age remarkably we'll and claims to
feel as young as at any time. Mr..
Clauer was once a business man of
Mineral Point and there still remain
in our midst several who remember him
well and will be pleased to read this
favorable report of his condition.
Can't sleep, eat, work. Bad
stomach and liver. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea induces sweet, restful
sleep, gives you an appetite. Tones
stimulates and strengthens the stomach
and liver, regulates the bowels. You'll
feel better right away. Metz Phar-
macy.