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The Alaska citizen., 1916-08-21
DEUTSCHLAND SIGHTED.

BOSTON, Aug. 1S.-The Warren liner Sachem reached this port to- day. She reports seeing off the Grand Banks on Saturday last, what she believes to have been the Ger man submarine Deutschland
The Alaska citizen., 1916-08-21
IN CONFERENCE.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 16-Ac companied by a retinue of servants and secretaries, Prince Michael Songkl, brother et the King ot Siam reached this port today. The prince is here to complete his edu- cation. He will enter college this fall
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-09

Oas oe,itidje ariessmiriiterimm
mad)f befnnnt, baf bic OelltId)em
Durf nn6 syort @anr bel |er-
0nn genpininen bnben. Wleidseitig
iu1trOc nod cine MnsabI befeitigte
Hnnfte genommen.
Die GAIL Der bei geroan ge=
iandjten fransSfiiden @efansenen
betrast iett ii6er 27,0O0.
Die 0eutiden babfn, mic teil-
iueiie fdOn gelterm 9eneloet unr0e,
oic Grte 9iegnebile nnb syurges,
aor0iueitlidD ron geronn i'm Belts,
ebenfO. ben Gorbeaur nnS ben Gu
utieres 8alo. Mnf beiben Geiten
Des Tprses-gnd)es nnterbalb BON
yrtbauconrt baben iie Gtellmngen
genummen, bic iinsefabr 81 Meilen
brett nn6 1.8 Meilen tief fino. glnf
sen Citufer Der Naas sielen ifdl
bic bemtlden Gtellnnsen an BEN
liiolid)en Abb6ngen Des Gote oe
Salpm nnb oes Gofe ou 9spiure bin.
DIE nenen Grransenidaften iuur0en
nnffr lduerem nn6 blntigen Sam.
pfen erp6ert. Die 0entIden made
ten IN ibuen 50 Cffi5iere mmb 3277
Soloafen sil 0tfnngenen. Mus syres-
mes, i'm Neebre Wcbief, luur6en
Die irau5uien aus ben Iebfen .6Gu-
Itrn Derfrieben. IS fuurben bort
iyeitsrc elf Gffisiere ano iiber 700
Manm sefausen senommen. peitIidl,
I'M Champagne Webiet, madlten
bic Jransoien einen Slngriff anf
oas bDn ben 9emtfdeit belette Wiai-
ION be Champagne, Der slnariff
lunroe aber snriidgeldlaaen. 9nft.
lduffc iuarfen iuabrenO 6es 9am-
pies 8Dmben amf |eronu. Inariffc
anf 8etbaneotrf, BON Se,n es ae-
tern bief, baf es idon i'm geiib
Der Sentlden fei iunr6en pon ben
Jron5Dlem abgeidlagen. Die
frans6iifden Beridjte Ianten in eini-
Gen Ginselbeiten peridIeben. 81
tsbanpten bic Jransoien, bic Dent
TdJen ieieu ams einent Sell bes Cor.
beanr BaIoes ipieoer pertrieben,
llt gebeu aber sn, oak Die gentlden
paroaumunt 6sfett battem, uon oem
bic oentfden geridte midts eriuafl-
men, Sn Sesns anf WaiIon DC
champagne bebanpten bic ;sranso-
len, oaF fie i'm Belts bssleIbeH ieien,
isabrenb bic 0emtiden ansbriiflidl
rrfIdren, oak iie ben Crt snriifer.
sbcrf Bdften.
Wie ans Berlin 8emeloet lpiro.
bet 9entI6lan6 seitern nadmittaa
*orfHeaI ben aries erfTdrt. Die
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-09
1alanD.

Senator Stnne nerlns int Se=
nat cine Grfldrung, oaB Der Brdii-
bent, melt oapon entfernt, ariea ba-
ben 5u DolerL mir oen syrieoen 81
erbolten tpiiiide
Die beutibe geote, Die Dem
Staatsiefretariat bonn @rafen 8ern-
ltorff eingereiht tit, ioa uniereRegie-
rilng peranlaBt baben aaen 0enell,
Die auf beipnffneten Sdbiffen Der
friegfiibrenoen Mahte fiibrenb cine
iiloirefte @arnung 8ugeben 81 lai=
len oaB Iie oies anf ibr eigenes Hi=
iifo bin tdten. 9ie Depei1e, Der bic
Ie Mitteililng eutnommen iit, lit ni6t
offi5iell iuto fie 1T audi etipas fonfns
gebalten 10 oaB es einem nidt reht
flar miro. ipie melt llniere Hegie=
rltng ipern oie aan5e @el1idte
iiberbaupf pobr lit oieies yeigene
Giiifo" ausgeoebnt baben mill, Oh
1ie, ipenn cine Iolbe Herlon bel Der
3erltorung oes Sd)iffes ourd) oeut-
ihe llnterieeboote INNS 2eben fonlnlt,
lid irgeno melder Brotelte entbalten
ooer mas iie MAIDEN tuirb. Die Ge-
pelde lagt nur, uniere Hegierang
iperbe fiinftig genaue llilteriuhun-
gen be5iiglid) Der gelpaffnlmg bon
Sanoelsitbiffen friegfiibrenoer Mdd-
te, Die in uniere Safen fonlmen, por-
ne6men. @eiit Ole 8euaffnlng of
felliioen &arafter trage, lperoe iie
oas Sdiff nls areuSer bebanoeln
uno nerlangelL bob es entiDeber ben
@afen ipieoer perlalle ooer iftterniere.
Sic Deroe audi, ipenn Elm @anoels-
id)iff obne @arnng IN oen @rlnio
gebobrt lei unteriuhen, ob Die 8e-
Daffmtna oes 6nnDelsfdiffs offellli-
Der 9lrt geipeien lei nno, lei oies ser
Sail geiDcIe1 oann meroe iie entldei-
ben, oaB oasltnterleebopt NIT ieineIn
Borgeben in leinem Gedt gemeien
lei Sic giebf 81, oaB elm SanoelsS
ihifi, oos ouf offener See oneegrif-
fen meroe, ein Redt babe, iicb 5u per=
teioigen uno su flieben, iebt oonit
aber bin5n. ooB es Dies nit leineni
eigenen Riiifo tue, iuubei ober ipieber
nift geiagt miro. ipie ipeitgebenb Die
ies Riiifo BON ibr oreeieben miro.
5erner iagt iie, oaB elm angegriffe-
mes S6iff, uenn Der 9lnereifer eineil
BarnlingsidnB abfeuere, imheoinat
mnBte. slnes oies miro
oann aber balls lu1o baIb mieoer allf-
geboben olir6 Die grfI1rlingen. Dab
oieie GeiBerinlgen feinen Be3ng auf
Die groBen SSeanoampfer bdtten. 90
oieie ia ME beipaffnet leien nno oaB
bic amerifaniibe Megierime Ser Mn-
fiht lei, tic babe nod oieI groBere
BfIifteu segen Die amerifaner, Die
als @lie0er Der geiatimg duf Ell.
nem Sdiff tp1ren, aIs eegen ioIde,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-09
Surge llebtrli(t)t.

Die 9entid]en brinsen bei
&erbtn nebrere WfeileH Dur
nun taad)tea iiber 1000 Sc
fansene. yresnes lit bullitan=
Sig BON ben SransDien &C
rGnMtt.
lteber Bic Demtlde sylDtte
iii 0er gfprbiee fommen tuei-
tere, aber ebenfalls nnbe=
itimitte Send)rid)ten. Cine
Seeidlddjt Icll bemnGhit 6e-
ppritebtu.
Die 9imiien beldiefen tiir-
fifdt Giiitenitabte in @ein-
niien nn0 nebnen 0ir tiirfiide
Gta6t MisG nn0 bic periiide
Sta6t Senba.
Sn StaIien itebt cine Wiini-
fterfriiis bebur.
8dIfonr giebt gbnrdJill eli
ne idarfe Nntiuort.
6iilfserpebitionen fir aut-
Gl-Mmarn iuaren aile erfolg=
Ips.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-09

Die als 8aliagiere alif ibnl fiibreu.
Denn Die griterea f0nnten iid) Dos
Sdiff nibt nad ibrerl @utlfde olss-
luden llno nidt 0auad fragen. Of
es betpaffnet lei ODER nid)t. Sc
miro nabe5u ltnmoglih, ficb nod Die
Ter @aibingtorer 9epeisbe Die SteI-
lung nlierer Hegieriing pollltanoig
flar 81 MAIDEN. sSeoenfals fonnen
mir aus ibr feline belonoers mi1tige
Wooififation erfennen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-09

SemttdDcit in EDrtngdl 1aben ben
9fat erbaltem, iih iDfort lad) Gpa=
MEN sit begeben.
Die seitern pun glielano fpm-
menoe Nadrid)t, oaf cine ssIotte
oemtider &riessidiffe in oie 9fprb-
lee eingefabren lei, ipirb be,tte onrdl
cine 9epeldJe bon Der bollGnoiidJen
Smell SerIdcling, Der nGditen, bon
Glielano m6rblid) gelegencn bollGn=
Oilden sSnfel, beitatist. Nber oieIe
8citdtisnns lit and nidt piel mebr
inert, als Sic mrIpriinalide geadj-
rid)t. IS lit cine Me1tter- Depeidc
ans glniterbam nno Der Mblen0er
nil bic betreffenoe MitteiIuna pon
einen syiId)Sampfer ans ymtili6e1
~ enapfangen baben. Dieie Wfit-
teiInng lnntet, baF Wpntag nadJ-
nittag in Der NoroIee, nnb sluar
III Der @egemo Don seridelling, eli
nc pentide GIotte geiidltet lei, bic
nns minOeiteng fiinfsis arDfen
| ariegsldiffen bcitano nn6 Sic BON
Dielen, gran angcitridenen vSraiu-
lers", sluei grofen 3eppeIinem nmo
S.s & @ Mm.s''ssouo'.m psslsusl a 'eMls es
grDke Greuser nnbefannter Nationa-
litGt an YntniSen pprbci gefahren.
eh;sfs ys'ppaSsm ~ ppas, stas ,te. y.aon t p't
s.r.sa. g - S.yE.n M..ssn .''Dne ga.'en s:n
is.s'aas gMsa..ss,: as'sveA =: seyaus. e'H
ar;Sa'. ysam4.'n ....> :. pe' s aasn sslp ahse-
n..u'en nIo n.I seaeen1 SMg pes
na;... az. s..o..'" u'e AOI.g.m S~orh=
..."' '''1s m s'1n usss''t'Weh geue7
,s"s ,.s.;r G"s m"s Sepei.e pe1 nS.'e1-
saa aa,u'a. LIVE Se.u'1e aus oem
aas 90 n', ppn sshtl sslplf oIe
aas . sI1g:rai = s.s.tss,s.Iien, e'hl@iieRita
,.r., az ",,,u.ll.n. ..'s nun I.e,nsn areu-
sssm gaa;.s saO gDsptogsIs y!sns pei!ano; ger
;s.p..sM = n.;as. s'Iss s ty',aDan'pleis, y Ger
Mhs.s.s; - ssa.y.a, Di"'yos r. p'e sennl1'aI mudl
s;;%a" .v.A'"ssa az. YIN uMosIet gohan.
o,'a'sa -, sn.,,ss ssapaan . oeynnpleI e !et
S;s,.S @ .vrSs GsasSprs..s prn ..Hen. Sgla91'0IlI
[ oefroot gu,S.Dapss ,.nyS... s ansepal.sn !aI nno
snoI;id. ss vs siatta a.sss, - :. ss M'a' enc me
| II Ia mSoi;d. ms s;rs @'' ors,;.r.
hentIfe sIatts :, s.. w..si pe:.s
oefofrsu IL o6sr S;.,. S,psr SeaMr;h..., ..a
fI;noen ;sSsrfoIIs m. M s''..y.s" ;sss ...a
| nom nm, u;Mt !, ,aasn ~ ssx.s. a"a. y.
! iuahr,Me;uf;6 MI u Ssy, s,y.. ypyaa o,,,: -.
/, Seu tu;rS ;;6r;nsrs MI "a: a:,,.:s.. a"r
| aemeint s,;n 80 o'""'o'"
Gine ef,nfoGs n;ht ,.s. ,.
fs,;ns ,sss;,ns "'e' ley1 5ape'.
6ie1e gsadlridlt BON Der anaehi;d,sn
9(nmeienbeit Ser Sentid,,n sr;sns'
| Idiffe in ser ysprbIrr MA G;rnnn
fir Sic WitteiIuna. II, Seu oIIsr,
maditen Easen ueroe ei,,e arose
Seeihladlt in Der gsorbiec itattfin-
ben. Die 9epeldje ersafIt bann
nod alferlei, non ciner Mainier,lna
Der 9surbiee mmb Ses aanals ieiteus
Der 9rmtidjen nmS einer beabfdltio-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-09
1leberfall Dom Columbus, u. Ne.
DilrdD mekifanildle San0iten.

9tah eitler npn General sSuititon
loeber enipfangenen 9epeldle baben
gegen 800 nnerifdnilde ganoisen.
Die n0glider @eiie 81 ben Anban.
germ 8illas geb0rell Die Staot Go
Iurnbus, g. M., iopie oas aaiIitar-
lager oes bort jtationierten f3.
&apaaerie 9iegineilts beilte NOR
gen gegen balb flint llhr angegrif=
fen. gfad) Der Oepeihe BON OberIt
Sloelln1 Dem 9omnlanoenr OeS
13, Hegiments lino A, nab anoerlt
NadriAten . soloaten getGtet lgllo
eine Mn5nbl nertpunoet, tpGbrpno Sic
Wferifaner piersebn Cote 5uriifGe
laiien baben. Ser lteberfall muroe
gleid)5eitIg atlf Die Stoot uno oas
WfiIitdrlager lnternommen un0 eli
itige 8e6diibe Der Gtaot ange3iins
0et, Die ganoiten id,ofien beim
Sdein oes sSeuers alf aIle gerio-
ilen, Die iid ieben IieBen- Dem
8ernebinen nah muroeil auf oieie
SSelle Nttltnn Sanes lin0 ielne
ssrou getotet, ferner Elm aaufluann
s. 9. Oeon Sni Central S0otel
Iollen mebrere @dlte perbrnnnt lein,
ipabreno Der gigerttiinler oesieIben.
@ %. Hitfie, Elm @alt nnlnens SO.
g. Balfer, iotuie Der 9rllggiit 6.
g. @ailer, melhe iid fliidten iDoll-
fen. erldoiien mllroen. Die @onoi-
ten iollen ebenfaas cine Nn8ohl ga
nallerie Eferoe erbentct llno sen
8ahnbof ionic Die aohlcnid,uppen
IN grano aeiebt boben. Gie 8eridote
limo borlailfig nod sienIidD lnfIar,
ooh ftebt felt, oaB Die 9anhiten,
nadoem lie unsef0br 11s Stunoen
lang Elm Reeiment oes Sd)redens
aefiibrt hatten, suriifgeihloaen lmo
itber Die @rense getrieben mllrDert
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-09

Spesinl gerfamf unr fir GpmnabenS.
@ine nplle Sd5adtel oes eIeaanteiten
Sd1reibpapiers, nit sipei ooer orei Yaos
nogronfnl 9uhitabeu in @oIosDrid
filr 59e, ipdbren6 sic nlif Die Ntsfiihz
rilng iparten Spmmers apDtbefe. gde
Mlamo Tla3n ilno 6pnlton GtraBe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-09

@enn oas ssiidlein sroBe
Spriimge maft, gerdt's Ieidt aufs
Srodne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-09

@ri8bt 8ros. glettrifer, lebt i'm
8eoeII< @ebduoe, 122 Nbenue s
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-07-06
Prevent FOal Loss by
Better Management

An alarming death rate of foals
throughout Wisconsin has been evil
dent this spring. Horse breeders and
farmers report in some instances
that they have not been able to raise
a single foal this season, and the
trouble seems to be general.
Three common causes are respon-
sible for the present high death rate
of foals. These are naval and joint
disease, leaking naval, and digestive
disturbances. The offspring of PAM
pered. overfed, under-exercised ami
mails are most likely to succumb to
one or other of these maladies.
In circular just published, DR..
A. S. Alexander gives mare owners a
number of practical suggestions
which, if followed, would help to re-
duce the loss. Among these are the
following:
Work the pregnant mare lightly
or give her ample exercise daily.
Lack of exercise is dangerous.
"Allow the mare a clean, dry,
well-lighted, ventilated, roomy box
stall, with plenty of good bedding.
Do not keep her tied.
Feed the mare generously on
sound, whole oats, corn, wheat and
bran, and give clover, mixed clover
or timothy unless going in good
pasture. In winter, add roots to
regulate the bowels.
Avoid feeding moldy hay, spoil
ed silage, damaged grain, woody
weathered corn fodder, dusty or
rusty straw, and hay containing
poisonous plants.
Keep her out Of the corn stalk
fields. Give her pure, fresh water
and plenty of it. Prevent her drink
ing stagnant surface water.
'Do not jerk or strain the mare
by hard pulling through deep mud
or when blowing.
AS foaling time approaches, re-
duce the grain ration and increase
the laxative food. At the beginning
of the last week of pregnancy stop
working the animal altogether, and
place her in specially prepared
box stall"
Further directions on the care of
the mare and foal at birth and full
instructions for the prevention Of
disease may be had by writing for
this circular, which is mailed free to
residents of the state by the Col
lege Of Agriculture, Madison.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-07-06
Business Mems
Baseball Dance

A social hop will be held under the
auspices of the Business Mems Base
ball League at the Park pavilion
next Tuesday evening, July II.
Music will be furnished by Pratt S
orchestra of five pieces. with trap
drums, bells, etc. The orchestra
has been making a big hit in many
engagements in this vicinity and is
sure to prove satisfactory here.
The pavilion floor will be put into
splendid shape for this affair, and
everything will be arranged to in
sure a good time for all.
Everyone is cordially invited to
come and join in this social affair
Remember the date-next Tuesday
evening. Dance tickets $1.00.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-07-06
The Coming Theat-
riCal Season.

River Falls theatre goers will have
an opportunity of witnessing some
fine plays during the opening weeks
of this autumn's theatrical season.
For the opening at the auditorium
on August %, Rowland, Clifford &
Cats will present that old time ia
vorite, In Old Kentucky" a play
that for many years was the opening
attraction at the old Grand theatre
in St. Paul. Rowland. Clifford &
Cats sent US The Fortune Hunter"
last year, a sample Of the excellence
of their productions.
On September 20 we will have a
Gaskell & MacVitty company in
Treasure Island, F" and on the 28th
there will be a return engagement
of 1.-THE Shepard of the Hills"
The bookings so far arranged con-
clude with ''The Warning Bell" by
a George H. Bubb company on Oc-
tober "a.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-07-06

large expenditure for wrongful or
wasteful purposes is cut in two or
defeated. When the bills are made
they must be paid and nothing is
said to be as certain in the world as
death, and taxes.
A lesson in zoology occurred in the
House one day last weekwhen Cong
ressman Hefin Of Alabama, in a
carefully prepared speech, discussed
the wickedness Of hitching up the
bull moose progressive with a re-
publican elephant and while giving
reasons why the present Admins
tration should be continued he de-
clared it was bad time to swap
horses in crossing the stream. Cong
ressman Mondell on the republican
side gave evidence Of his own know
ledge of the animal kingdom when
he answered Hefin by saving the
advice might be true as to swapping
a horse while crossing the stream
but no one ever heard the adage ap-
piled to Democratic donkey. Hefiin
did not discuss the amendmet.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-07-06
DOMINION DAY
BY Prof. B. E. SWenson

July LIST, Dominion Day, the Ma
tjonal holiday of Canada, Mrs. SWer-
son and myself had the pleasure of
spending at Camp Hughes, IS miles
from Winnipeg, on the open prairie,
where %, 900 soldiers from the prov
inces of Manitoba and Saskatchewan
are being CHARTERED and drilled for
overseas service. This contingent
expect to leave for England, Aug.
LIST. The thing which impressed me
about the whole business was the
efficient organization and the things
which are done for the soldiers in a
camp of this kind.
Each battalion, consisting of 1864
men, have an athletic field of their
own, equipped with a baseball dia-
mond and goal posts for footballH
Each of the 28 battalions have their
own shower baths, and the camp as
a whole has a large swimming hole.
The food is served to the men in
cafeteria style from cook shack and
the quality is above that Of the av-
erage laboring man in the city. Meat
and vegetables are varied from day
to day. | saw no "hardtack or salt
pork" Four square miles Of tents
is an interesting sight in itself Be-
sides, the soldiers are being drilled in
trench warfare which system ex-
tends back into the country for
miles. Six moving picture shows
cater to the tastes Of the soldiers.
Three representative banks of Ca
madam Institutions have buildings on
the grounds.
The Y. M. C. A. is a very helpful
institution in the camp. The secre-
tary Of the Y. M. C. a. is also secrt-
tary of the Camp Athletic League:
They maintain a reading room, two
writing rooms, also bulletin board
where telegraphic war communica-
tons are posted the same as any city
newspaper office.
Two thousand people from Winni-
peg on three special trains spent
their holiday there visiting and say
ing goodbye to their sweethearts,
husbands, brothers and friends.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-07-06
BIG VOTE Offer FOR new SUBSCRIPTIONS STARTS TODAY!

Enclosed with a check for their
Journal subscription renewal, Mrs.
w. P. Marshall of Chula Vista, CAL,
sends the following interesting note:
California seems to be getting more
and more River Falls people, and
Glendale appears to be their Mecca.
During a recent visit to that place
Mr.. Marshall and myself had the
pleasure of joining with eleven River
Falls friends in a picnic under Mrs.
Maria Fields magnificent pepper
trees. 1t goes without saying that
we enjoyed it immensely. Should
the Mexicans make it uncomfortable
for US 1--WE are only seven miles from
the border) we also may follow the
crowd to Glendale. In any event we
cannot get along without the Journ-
nal. We think it better than ever
before"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-07-06
ELLSWORTH cHAUTAUoUA, JULY IL TO IL

July by pca Royal Italian Band Afternoon and Evening
July IT The Schubert Concert Party Afternoon and Evening
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-07-06
NEW ONES ARE EASY TO GET
RURAL

Harvey Bliss 1885, 400
Miss MoIIie Raardson 495,000
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-07-06

Following are few clippings from
little volume entitled "The Re-
Elections Of Cornfield Philosopher, !"
written by the late Judge e. w.
Helms Of Hudson:
when Charity feeds the lame,
the lazy always limp"
"Never tell lie. Rarely tell the
truth"
Everybody believes in God, but
some are afraid he won't find it out"
eff you wish to be success social
ly, don't try"
cts a heavy tax upon some young
people to live up to their wedding
gifts"
Books are marvellous things, but
the greatest book Of all is the human
heart. Learn to read that and you
will know all poetry, all religion all
philosophy.
Don't give a man credit for a
strong mind just because he is OBJ
stinate. Any donkey can be pig
headed"
"Well behaved parents are bless
ing to any family
1--WE can't expect much of gar
den if we eat the seed potatoes"
cts a common thing for ignor-
ance to denounce what it does not
understand.
Don't Judge humanity by the
newspapers. The fact is, decency is
so common nobody talks about it.
New political ideas, like new
dances, often take with the mob, not
because they are better, but because
they are different.
Marriage is never failure, but
sometimes the man or woman is.
The person who judges another
by the clothes he wears would buy
books with red covers"
''The letter of the law is always
very inadequate. There are some
very mean men who keep the Ten
Commandments"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-07-06
MARRIED
BREDAHL RICHARDS

A very pretty home wedding took
place at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry T. Richards on June 80 at
eleven O. clock when their daughter,
Edith May, was united in marriage
to Mr.. Ralph Bredahl Rev. G. A.
Bird officiated, with Miss Genevieve
O'Mara at the piano.
The bridal party entered the beau
tifully decorated living room, led by
little Elaine Forsyth, niece of the
bride, as flower girl and stood under
an arch of ferns and pink roses. Miss
O'Mara played softly during the
ceremony. The bride wore a gown
of white embroidered net over satin
and carried a shower bouquet Of
brides roses and swansynias. She
was attended by her sister, Miss
Bertha Richards, who wore a gown
of white net over yellow silk ard
carried carnations. The groom was
attended by Mr.. James A. Richards,
brother of the bride. After the cere-
mony buffet luncheon was served
in the dining room amidst peonies
and syringas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bredahl left for a
short trip through northern Wiscon-
sin after which they will go to Shs-
kopee, MINI where the groom is
engaged in the general mercantile
business with his father. They will
be at home to their friends July 30.
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-07-06

Hear the John Garretson Lecture
at the Congregational church July
10Th, 8:15 p m. Subject, ''The Man
with Dream" Admission Is and
Is cents. Auspices the c E. society.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-07-06

Misses Ethel West and E IF i e
Adams chaperoned a party of young
ladies to Ilwaco Springs few days
last week and until Tuesday of this
week. The party consisted Of Misses
Eleanor Newcomb. Agnes Walk
er, Inez Williams, Lucy TAFT, and
Florence Parsons.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-07-06
CLICKS AND CLIPS

Although the closing of the sa-
looms in Hudson was a victory for
the "drys," not many of those prom
inent in prohibition work were to be
seen assisting in the celebration last
Friday night.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-07-06

Miss Grace Thayer, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thayer of this
city, and Mr.. Frank West of Mime
apolis, were married at Watertown,
S. D., last Saturday. They will
make their home in Minneapolis.
The Journal unites with their many
friends in extending heartiest good
wishes.
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BORN

SPALDING-At ingram, Wis,
Saturday, July l, 1916, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Spalding, daughter.