davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-02

ME by}oby zadnego podobne.
go uposledzenia, gdyby pola-
cy sami tcmu winni ME byli.
Mech polacy sami siebie
szanuja na]ezycie; MECH pola-
cy sami siebie wynosza ma
urzedy publiczne wyzsze
MECH polacy ME zbijaja je-
den drugiego ma korzy6c o.
!conarodowc6w; MECH polacy
sami ME ublizaja sobie WA
jennie, wtenczas ME beda
;inni po]ak5w ignorowali. Daj-
my ma to polak6w W Chica-
go zignorowall publicznie
, obconarodowcy, i zaznaczyc
wypada ME pierwszy raz, DO
polacy W Chicago nigdy O
swe prawa %dopomniec sic ME
umieli. Navel " takim Chi
cago, gdzie So si}s. Prawda
re So si}a, ale ta si1a kieruja
ME polacy. Jak sic to mog}o
zdarzyc, re ma bankiecie ka'
tolickim %pominieto poiak6w,
kt6rzy stanowia najwieksza
Geese katolik6w W Chicago,
Jest o lyle ~zrozumia}em, o
lie zastanowimy sic mad med
ba4oscia tychze polak6w. Pod
czas gdy obconarodowcy u
rzadzali p~rzyjecie, polacy sie~
dzieli cicho W domu i cze
kali, azeby ich ktos dopiero
zaprosi1 do wziec1a udzia}u.
Ny wszedzie ]estesmy "a
pokorni i "a gotowi do uste-
'%powan1a. Ustepujemy zawsze,
jak gdy by pierwszy lepszy
lniemiec lub irlandczyk mia}
wiecej prawa W Ameryce niz
polak. Dlatego tez ma stano-
wiskach publicznych, pocza'
wszy cd pollcy1 a kohczac
ma senacie, polak jest wyatt
kowem zjawiskiem. Many
slime glossy, wysokie postawy,
barczyste plecy - ale tylko
II siebie W domu i miedzy
swymi, ma zebraniach naro-
dowych i "mityngach' kos
cielnych.
z lnnego wzgledu znowu
grzeszymy niedbalstwem.Z a]~
miemy sic urzadzeniem cze
gos odrebnie polsklego j ola
polak6w, ale gdy rozchodzi
sic o sprawy og6lniejsze, do
tyczacc czyto ca}ego narodu
ameryka1skiego, dotyczace
navel ca}ego ty]ko koscio1a
katolickiego W Ameryce, juz
mas tam niema. CT, kt6rzy
tam bye %powinni, powiedzieli
sobie go mnie to obchodzi",
Ii ME pokazali sic.
Take rzeczy dzieja sic W
kazdei wiekszej osadzie pol
skiej, ale ME z kazdej docho
dza mas echa podobne do tego
Il Chicago, z dnia 1890 lutte
go.
Demokracya i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-02
Bezp}atne
Wykszta}cenie.

WyksZtafcenle.
Rycerze Kolumba W roku
1916 ofarowali Uniwersyte.
towi katolickiemu sumo
$500, 900 iako fundusz, kt6.
rego procentowy doch6d o.
plaza nauke i ~utrzymanie
piecdziesieciu studcnt6w. Pro-
see z%auwazyc, re student, kt6-
/ ny otrzyma4 przyjecie ma TAXA
burse, dostaje pomieszkaniee
W osobnym budynku. Gradu-
ates. Hall, st6f i nauke I'll.
pe4nie bezpfatnie ma przeciag
lat przepisanych.
Warunki So nastepujace. ia
ko kandydat6w p%rzyjmuje sic
tylko tych student6w, kt6rzy
uko6czy]i nauke W ko]egium
i maja zamiar dalei uczyc
! sic W ce]u uzyskania stopni
a~kademickich ma wydziale fl
lozafii, literatury, prawa, Tub
nauk przyrodniczych. Uwzgle'
dnia sic przedewszystkiem
kandydat6w, ktorzy albo sami
naleza do organizacyi Ryce-
rzy Kolumba, albo So bllski'
! mi krewnymi czfonk6w. Zg}o-
, szenia musza bye nadsy}ane
/; tylko pod}ug formatu przepl~
sanego regufa fundacyi, kt6~
"a MONA otrzymac cd: Very
Rev. Edward A. Pace, D. d.
Catholic University, Wa
| shington D. c.. Aplikacya
wymaga dodatnio swiade'
| ctwa cd na]wyzszego urzedn1'
ka lokalnego organizacyi
, wymicnione], re kandydat
ma prawo do %egzaminu; Oh
proboszcza wzgledem charak~
( teru kandydata; i wreszcie cd
! rektora kolegium wzgledem
nauk uko6czonych i zdolno-
Sci kandydata.
kandydaci uwzglednienl
przez komisye otrzymaja "a
! wiadomienie ]istowne, objas-
niajacc warunki b|izej, tudziez
naznaczajace czas i miejsce
e%gzaminu.
Bursy tie So rzecza nadzwv-
czaj piekna, kt6ra ma ma &C.
In zapomoge ola student6w
biednych kt6rzyby chcieli
ksztafcic sic W zak}adzie wyz-
szych nauk a ME maja ma to
srodk6w. Dotychczas polscy
studenci ME starali sic o
przyjecie a szkodA, re ME,
DO pokazuja oboietnosc W
, rzeczy bardzo powaznej wy
szego wykszta1cenia. Me wy
maya sic koniecznie, ably
student rzeczywiscie ubiega}
sic O stopien. Byle tylko brat
I przedmioty przepisane, kt6re
: mu pos}uza W seminaryum "a
diva lata tlozofi, W prAwie
! Tub W zawodzie nauczyciel-
skim.
List re Stolicy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-02

mieli sposobno6ci widziec
lyle spraw zawieszonych W
kongresie, lyle opozycyi
przeciw rozporzadzeniom /
nominacyom prezydenta, jak
sic to dzisiaj dzieje,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-02

magan ME mlecklcH, " w
lzbrojonych okret6w kup'e'
Pisma tutejsze, me
chca stawa6 ami 90 jednej AMI
DO druglej stronie, powstrzy-
sic cd uWag, ma ten to-
mat. Zdaje sic jedna1 2 gfo-
SOW W obn izbach kongresu,
re prezydent bedzie mus'af
spusci6 Z tonu, a pszynajmn1e]
zamiast rozkazu ostrego mus1
przedstawic kongresowi pros
he u powolami bardzo jasno
przedstawionymi. dlaczego
zada cd kongresu wolncj rekj
" pertraktacyach 2 n;emcami.
Innemi sfowy prezydent chce
Emusic kongres, by mysla} "
sprawach miedzynarodowych
talk, jak mu prezydent naka-
re. Kongres zas uwaza take
rozkazy "a nielicujace Z jego
godnoscia, a prezydenta "a
wykraczajacego poza sfere
swej wladzy. Republikanie W
senacie / izbie pos16w zada~
ja zupe}nie s4usznie Cd prezy-
denta, azeby uzyska} popar-
Gle przynajmniej cd demo-
krat6w W kongrcsie. Czeste
wybuchy niezgody miedzy
kongresem a prezydentem
staja sic przedmiotem komcn-
tarzy, nawet W prasie euro
p%ejsliej.
z rozkazu. prezydenta ME
bedzie odpowiedzi ami W Jed
nej ami w drugiej izbie kon-
gresu ma surowa krytyke rz2-
du ohecrego przez Roosevelt
ia i Roota.
Stany Zjednoczone So bis.
kie Zerwania stosunk6w z
Njcmcami, ponicwaz ME mo-
ga sic zgodzic ma warunki
podane przez niemc6w co do
sposob6w prowadzenia wojny
ma morzach pc l marca. Gro
ia mianowicie, re kazdy okret
towarowy, kt6ry ma jakieko1.
wick srodki obrony bedzie
zatopiony bez przestrogi.
Komisya, przeznaczona do
opracowania noty, opiewaja-
Gel srodki wojskowcgo uzbro'
]enia kraju, jednoglo$nie
zgodzl}a sic IA wcielenie
wszystkich propozycyi Garri-
soma, eks. sekretarza wojny.
Program podany bedzie "a
wiera} rozporzadzec1a utwo.
rzenia armii, sk}adajacej sic
z SIS, 900 woiska. Gwardya
narodowa sk}adac sic bedzie z
425, 600, rozparcclowanych
ma u1amkowe rozdzia}y w
liczbie 800 ch}opa ia kazdego
cz1onka kongresu Regu]arne
wojsko zas ma liczyc 275,-
600 W czasie wojny, z dodat.
KEN rocznym, Is, 600 rezerw,
kt6re beda musia}y stawic sic
ma zawo}anie W razie potrze-
by.
Do Meksyku tymczasowo
wvslano kousula' generalnego
z Havana, Kuba. Ambassador
"a, kt6rego prezydent mama.
cyl II grudnia, Senat ME
chce potwierdzic, zadaiac
wprz6dv zapewnienia, re ten
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-02

Jest obecnym zarodek roz-
przezenia, DO odpowiedzial-
nose W wielkie] micrzc roz-
sic ma lyle os6b, re
trudno po}ozyc palec la win
nym, ]ezeli zajdzie wypadek
b}edu i why.
Obecnle przechodzimy chwi
]e objawu przykrego domaga.
mia sic wsp61udzla}u W cza
die, i nastepuja starcia cze'
ste miedzy g}owa q cz}onka-
mi rzadu krajowego. Pred
stawiciele narodu zadaja VIA
domosci q %sprawach cyploma-
tycznych, kt6rycf byfoby re-
cza bardzo niemadra udzielac.
Umysf narodu prostego jest
4atwo zapalny a szczeg6lnie
W takich czasach, jak teraz-
Messy, kiedy umys}y ca4ego
|swiata So W stanie ciag}ego
naprezenia i podniecenia.
Prezydent pc prostu ME
moze podawa6 do w1adomosci
og6lnej 1%nformacyi, jake po-
siada wzgledem danej kwe-
styi miedzynarodowej. Nar6d
jej ME zrozumie i wyciagnie
wnioski niew}asciwe. Ma mo-
cy tak:ch niedyskretnych wy
wod6w moze nar6d zadac
woiny, kiedy do wojny W
laden spos6b ME jest przygo-
lub nawet kiedy do
woiny niema dostatecznych
powod6w.
TAX senat iak izba pos}6w
'postepuje najmniej juz bar
'dzo niedyskretnic, %upomina-
LAC sic. o obszerne wiademos-
lei o sytuacyach zawik}anych
W Meksyku, lub upierajac sic
przy mieszaniu sic do spraw
miedzynarodowych, jaka jest
~zawik}anie z Niemcami. 1gra-
ia ci panowie z materya}em
niebezp1ccznym, jakim Jest
opinia publiczna i VIOLA ma
rodu. ON Widocznie chca
schlebiac ciekawosci szero
kich mas prostego narodu.
CiekawoS6 podobna jest ME-
bezpieczna, DO podnieca u
czuciowa nature narodu, kt6-
Try ma og6f posiada wiecej u
cZucia n]z rozumu. .Nar6d
podniecony ME us}ucha wy
wod6w ]oglcznych, ME ola sic
zawsze kierowac zdrowemu
rozsadkowi. Zdaje sic, re IT,
by obie kongresu chwilowo
kieruja sic uczuciem.
P~rezydent zas postepuje
wbrew regu1om psychologist.
Vie ON doskonale, re jego
w}adza zalezy cd kongresu,
tymczasem zamiast starac sic
O przyjaz1 z kongresem. jat
rzy 90 uczynkami draznia'
cymi. Miedzy obecnym pre-
zydentem a kongresem ME-
ma tego uczucia przyja&ni j pc
krewie6stwa r~zadowego. Ma
wet zwolennicy jego w}asnej
partyi politycznej W kongre-
sic uskarzaja sic, re prezy'
dent trzyma ich "a daleko cd
sieble.
lego bye ME powinno. DO
The Little River news., 1916-10-11
LOCAL CAMPAIGN
 AGAINST ACT 2
Speakers of Local Prohibition Forces
 Covering County in a Speaking Campaign; Are Doing Good.

The county forces against the repeal of statewide prohibition and against the enactment of Act Mo- 2 are waging an active speaking campaign over the county. Seth c. Reynolds is chair man of the county prohibition organi- zation. A number of speeches have already been made in various parts of the county. Judge J. s. Steel spoke at Hicks Friday night He also spoke at Foreman Sunday morning and in the Blacklands at night Prof. D. F. Holmes spoke at Ogden Sunday after noon, while Seth c. Reynolds sHa,1e at Wilton at the same time. The Sunday before Judge Bowling spoke at Allene in the afternoon.
 Next Sunday Schedule.
 The schdule for next Sunday has been made as follows:
 Judge J. S. Steel and A D. DuLaney will speak at the Baptist church at Winthrop at II a. m At 2:30 D. Iii. they will speak at Jones' School House. They will go from there to Richmond where they will speak at 7:30 p. m.
 Another team composed of Seth c. Reynolds and Prof D. F. Holmes will speak at Cerro Gordo at II a. m They will speak at Pauley at 8 D. m.
 The appointment and speakers for the remainder of the campaign have not been made up yet, but there are calls from various cher sections, which will be answered and the sche- dulles arranged later. Coed crowds are attending thes meetings The ob- ject is to explain Act 2 and it's effects to the voters, who will be called upon to vote upon it November 7 It is be- lieved that when it is understood the sentiment will be ovrwhelmingly against it.
The Little River news., 1916-10-11
GROWERS FOR
 BIG ACREAGE
Seed Ordered for 125 Acres Canta. lOupes-Acreage May Reach 25O.
 Officere Were Elected.

Wilton, Oct. 1O.-(SpeciaD. Tho Wilton Cantaloupe Growers Associa- tion met n this city Thursday ana perfected the organization by elect ing Levin Greer, president and J. C. Slusser, secretary A this meeting seed sufficient to plant 125 acres in cantaloupes were ordered from the famous Rocky Ford Cantaloupe As- sociation- Enthusiastic interest amona the members is being shown, and it is now believed that sufficient acreage Will socn be pledged to increase the Ictal acreage to 250 acres. It may even go beyond that figure There will be another meeting at the Will ton school building next Thursday night at 8 o'clock. Each member is urged to be present and to bring some new member with him. Work is be- Ing cone by the farmers to induce oth- CTS to come in with the result that many new growers are being added to tho list every week.
The Little River news., 1916-10-11
NEW PRESIDENT OF A, X X
Offices of Recognized Company Win
 Be Moved to New York.

Little Rock. Oct S.-John F. Boyle was cleo ed president of the Arkansas and Arizona Copper Company at meeting of the Board of Direc ors in tie companys office yesterday, H. P Teare was elected vice president and II. N. Jasper secretary and treasurer. MT. Teare and MT. Jasper are idntifiee with the Goodrich -Lockh Co.,, of New York, which has recently under taken the development work of the A. and A. properties. Wi Tn a few days the offices will be moved to 60 Bread way, New York city
 The A and A claims are in Yavapa. county, Ariz, near Jerome. A 17O0,- foot shaft. equipped with hoisting ma ch.nery. has been sunk and several exploration tunnels bored.
The Little River news., 1916-10-11
ELECTION COMMISSIONERS MET
Held First Meeting at Court House
 Monday and Organized.

The newly appointed election con- missioners for Little River county met at the court house in Ashdown Mon day and were qualified. The organi- zation was perfected by electing J.O. Livesay, Foreman, president and Seth c. Reynolds, secretary The board is composed of J. O. Livesay, Dan Coop CT and Sc h c. Reynolds. The com mit.ee will meet again October 25 for the purpose of appointing judges and clerks for the November election, for making out the ticket and the trans action of any other business. Candi- dates will see That money CT receipt tor county treasurer is turned over to the secretary by that time.
The Little River news., 1916-10-11
EsPTlsTS MET AT NASHVILLE
Judge j. Y. Bowling Delivered Aa. dress on Statewide Prohibition.

Nashville. Oct 9.-The second au- nual session of the Little River Bap- tist Association. which convened at Nashville Friday night, adjourned its three days session last night. The annual sermon was delivered by Rev, J. k. Brown of Ashdown. Rev. J. s. Rogers of Little Rock also preached, A large number of delegates from Howard, Sevier and Little River coun> ties were in attendance.
 Judge J. T. Bowling gave the clos, ing address. on prohibition. The as sc'aiation adopted resolutions com mending the Arkansas Gazette for its stand on prohibition.
The Little River news., 1916-10-11

all of which were entered during the last ten days. Silverware and mer> chandise valued at more than $500 was recovered. Chief Strange says the prisoner made a full confession In all three cases.
 Letters and pictures received by the police show that Williams is wanted at Kansas City y'and other points on simi- charges. It is believed he is also want ed in Little Rock.
The Little River news., 1916-10-11
LYCEUM NUMBER COMING Will Be Given at Auditorium Thursda , Night; Benefit the School.

The A. l. c. has secured Miss Carol Brown, noted reader, to give read- ing at the school auditorium Thursday night of this week. The proceeds will be used to buy shades for the school building and to go toward purchasing ng library table and books. It is wor- thy cause and should be we'll patron> ized. Mss Brown is reader of great ability She has a gifted power to entertain, and is one of the best read CTS in dialect. Her readings are said aCter
The Little River news., 1916-10-11
II MERRIAM ENDS OWN LIFE
William Wefser, Former Nashville
 Mill Man Shoots Scif.'

Camden, Oct. Civilian Wefser, about 45 years old, well known in lum- Der circles, and until October 1 gen. eral r1anager of the Valley Lumber Company at Reader, IS miles north of here, ended his life there this after noon Ey shooting himself according to news received here. The cause of the act is unknown.
 He was operating head of tEe plant for year. Previously he was manager of the Graysonia Lumber Company al Graysonia. He has wife and three children living at Nashville it is said and a brother. John Wafser. at Lc@sI.s- vile.
The Little River news., 1916-10-11
W. 0. ". LECTURE
Deputy State Organizer Will Speak
 Hrre Thursday Night.

Deputy State Organizer W. D Rus, sell of the Woodmen of the World. Is in the city and will speak at the Wood man hall Thursday night The gener, al public is invited to attend. MT. Russell has been a Woodman since 1905 and ahs brought into the order 5000 men. representing more than II million dollars in insurance. He ha, jus completed campaign in Sevier county, where 100 new members were added.
The Little River news., 1916-10-11
COTTON FIRE LOSS SS,OOO
Gin and Several Carloads of Seed Nea,
 Washington Burn.

Hope, Oct 6.-Fire believd to have been ciused by match thrown in seeo ccttcn destroyed d gin, several car loads of seed cotton and several bales of cotton on Orrin Battles farm, near Washington, late yesterday. The loss IS est mated at $8,o00 The .ginner hac to jump from the second ory of the building. There was nc insurance.
The Little River news., 1916-10-11
SEPTEMBE2 COTTON
Big Difference Between Number of
 Bales Ginned in l9l6-17.

According to County Gin Reporter NJ. M Draper, prior to Septmber 25 1916 there had been ginned 5,923 bales of cotton in Little River county, as compared with 473 bales ginned prior to thn same date last year.
 The amount of cotton ginned in the county all las. year was 5 527, or less than the amount ginned to Septembes 18th, this year. The entire crop in the county in 1914 was 12,3S2. In 1913, it was IA 616.
The Little River news., 1916-10-11

Miss Brown is reader of versatile ability, and she gives her readings in such a delightful natural manner as to make them exceedingly real. She exhibited much cleverness in various ways. That the large audience appre- ciated it was evidenced by the numer- ous encOres and hearty applause. Cenaraii Union; Westfleld, Wis At tue school auditorium Thursday night,
The Little River news., 1916-10-11
PERSISTENT BURGLAR IS HELD Man of Many Aliases is Captured at
 Texarkana by Police.

Texarkana, Oct. 9-Chief of Police
 John Strange tonight arrested Charles Williams, alias Charles Strong, and lodged him in the Miller county jail. charged with burglarizin the home of William Buchanan and the stores of B. w. Purffoy and Valentine & Few.
The Little River news., 1916-10-11

LOCAL COTTON MARKET. Sh0rt---16 to 1850. e~ Sead-$41 per ton. :
The Little River news., 1916-10-11
READING AT RICHMOND
Miss Brown Will Entertain Richmond
 People Friday Even

Richmond, Oct, 9.-(SpeciaD Miss Brown will give reading at Rich mond next Friday night. Miss Brown comes very highly recommended as q reader and it is assured that this will be good entertainment. Some musical numbers will also be render ed. Miss Brown s aa present visitins in Foreman, and will also entertain at AShdOWn Thursday
The Little River news., 1916-10-11

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The Little River news., 1916-10-11
LAWYERS AT NASHVILLE
Will Hold Next Meeting in NOvembe.
 In Nashville.

The Ninth Judicial Bar Association Will hold it's next meeting in Nashville. converting first day of the November term of the Howard Chancery Court.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-17
TURN HAIR DARK
WITH SAGE TEA
If Mixed With Sulphur 1t
Darkens So Naturally
Nobody Can Tell

The oldAime mixture of Sage Tea
and Sulphur for darkening gray,
streaked and faded hair is grandmoth-
cr's recipe and folks are again using
it 10 keep their hair a good. even
color. which is quite sensible, as we
are living in an age when a youthful
appearance is of the greatest advan-
tage.
Nowadays. though, we don't have
the troublesome task of gathering the
sage and the muSsy mixing at home.
All drug stores sell the ready to-usc
product, improved by the addition OF
other ingredients, called "Wyeth' s
Sage and Sulphur Compound" for
about so cents a bottle. 1t is very
popular because nobody can discover
it has been applied. Simply moisten
Your comb or a soft brush with il
and draw this through your hair. TAX
ing one small strand at a time: by
morning the gray hair disappears, but
what delights the ladies with Wyeth' S
Sage and Sulphur Compound. is that.
besides beautifully darkening the hair
after few applications, it also pro-
duces that soft luster and appearance
of abundance which is so attractive.
This ready-to-use preparation is a de-
lightful toilet requisite for those who
desire a more youthful appearance.
1t is not intended for the cure, miti-
cation or prevention of disease.-Ad-
vertisement.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-17

are purest and best is not worth
while.
Any amusement that cannot be
squared up with the principles of love
and helpfulness is not worth while.
Furthermore, think of the myriads
of little children and young people
who are deprived year after year of
their rightful heritage of play. The
pressure of poverty, of toll, of wretch
edness fills day and night. That poi
son of fatigue is never eliminated; ;
minds and bodies and souls are ground
TO pieces in the terrific pressure of
to-day's industrialism. Study up the
work Of the American Playground
Associations; the welfare work of the
social settlements; if your church Is
in a neighborhood where these things
can be done, get your organizations
busy at it. Wherever your home or
your church may be, find some people
who need the blessing of play and
help them TO find 1.-THE Christian
Herald.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-17
TOILET GOODS

25c Kinds Cold Cream d.. 16c
SOC Pebeco Tooth Paste, Sic
25c Williams Shaving Powder,
1jc
25c Sanitol Tooth Paste. .16c
25c Lyons Tooth Powder, 16c
25c Lyons Tooth Paste, 16c
Csc Kalpheno Tooth Paste,
15c
25c Sozodont Tooth Paste,
t5c
SOC LaBlache Face Powder,
BIC
SOC Djer Kiss Face Powder,
39c
25c Djer Kiss Talcum Powder,
19c
SOC Java Rice Powder =. 2jc
25c Woodbury. Face Powder,
1jc
15c Tetlow Swan Down. Zoe
25c S. S. White Tooth Powder,
15c
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-17

$1.00 Hays Hair Health, 400
soc Hays Hair Health. .24c
25c Deans Kidney Plaster,
12c
$1.00 DeWitt's Kidney Pills,
400
soc DeWitt's Kidney Pills,
ZIG
15c Welch's Grape Juice, 8 ozs.,
1G
l5c Schule's Grape Juice, 8 ozs.,
1c
25c Pray's Rosaline .... 12c
SC Medicine Droppers .... 20
25c Bells Mouth Wash. 12c
25c Zinc Stearate ....... 12c
Sc Luden's Chewing Gum, 20
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-17
School Board Will
Award Contracts For
Supplies For a Year

Contracts for furnishing necessary
supplies for the Harrisburg school
board district will be let by the board
of control on April :. April 21 and
May in accordance with the recon-
plies which will open bids on April 6,
April 90. and May 4, respectively.
Proposals for supplying tablets
pencils, ink. drawing and ommer-
cial materials will be received up un-
til April A. for janitors' supplies. coal
and wood for the forges and wood
shop, until April IS. and for labora-
tory supplies at Central High school
until May -
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FRECKLES F
March Brings Out UnsightIy SpOta
How TO Remove Easily

The woman with tender skin breads
March because it is likely to cover her
face with ugly freckles. No matter how
thick her veil, the sun and wind have
strong tendency TO make her
freckle.
Fortunately for her peace of mind
the prescription of othine double
strength, makes it possible for even
those most susceptible to freckles to
keep their skin clear and white. No
matter how stubborn a case of freckles
YOU have, the double strength othine
should remove them.
Get an ounce from your druggist
and Danish the freckles. Money back
if 1t fails.-Advertisem
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-17
Heals Skin Diseases

It is unnecessary for you to suffer
with eczema, ringworm, rashes and
gotten at any drug store for csc, or
s1.OO for extra large bottle, and prompt
ly applied will usually give instant re-
lief from itching torture. 1t cleanses
and soothes the skin and heals quickly
and effectively most skin diseases
Zemo is wonderful disappearing
liquid and does not smart the most
delicate skin. 1t is not greasy, is easily
applied and costs little. Get 1t to-day
and save all further distress.
Zemo. Cleveland
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-17
MORGAN GORDON BURIED

Dauphin, Pa, March 17.-Funeral
services for Morgan Gordon. a Civil
War veteran, who died last Saturday
evening, We're held yesterday after
noon at his former home in North
Erie street. The Rev. Francis j. S.
Morrow, pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal church Of which Mr.. Cor
don was a member, officiated and
burial was made in the Dauphin
cemetery. The pallbearers were
Harry Gordon. of Hartford. Conn,
Clarence Winegardner. of Harrisburg
Lewis Kennedy, Harry Kennedy,
Grover Kennedy and Howard Rhodes.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-17
PROTESTS BRYAN

Lincoln. Neb., March 17.-R. W.
Whited, of Omaha, yesterday. filed
protest against the appearance of the
name of William Jennings Bryan on
the Democratic primary ballot as
candidate for delegate-at- t-large from
Nebraska to the Democratic national
convention. Mr.. Whited charges that
Mr.. Bryan is not a Democrat and
asks that a date be set for hearing.