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POR FL CAMPO DE- LA GUERRA
Los trabsjos que esta hacienda Ia
Liga en- favor dc Ia paz
Los jefes de tres gabinetes de los pa'ses b-'igeran'
ties, expresan SUI asentimiento en- la
cooperation de esos trabajos

TRAFALGAR en- el mismO terrcro que los
paises que en- el prescrte conflicto
estan dando SUI sangre y SUI Tecurso.
sin reparar en- e. costo. p@ro salvar
la independence de las r~acicncs."
Ell mensaje del Vizcordc de G"ey.
es como sigue: 'Creo que las dcclla.
raciones publicas que he hecho, de-
ben haber dejado claramente EXPIRE
sado que sinceramcnte daseo yer for
mada una Liga de las Nacioaes. Gu
yoS Electives trabajos ascgu2an IL
paz futura del mundo, despues de
que tarminc Ia actual conticnda.
''CensiGero tai proy"cto. como ell
mcior. 81 no como 81 Gnico. per el
cual podrian mant"n"rse los tratados
Y salvar 4! mundo de guerras agresi
vas en- n future. 81 alguna 3rfa hay
acerca de mis- sentimi"ntos snbre cs-
te particular. ospa"o c1e este tclc-
grama, en- coatcstac:dH al de listed.
la horrara por completo."
FL Carc?lcr Imperial a!eman, D..
Won Rethmann-Hollwcg. euvi6 como
contcstaci6n al mcnSajc de - Lig3 en-
favor de In Faz e~xtractos De 81 c6Ie-
brc discurso pronunciado 81 dia 8 del
actual. en- el Rcichstag alcm;in. Y en-
cl que declaraha commandments
CUE Alcmania hahia ~cyp"csndo du-
das Sohrc la question dc cue In paz
pcrmancntc pudicra scr gar;tntizada
por organizacioncs intc"7@rionaleS.
tales como ~trihunalcs dc arhitraic :
dc que cl lmpcrio coHcrari hanraIa,
mcnte en- cl cxamcn dc todoS los . :
fucrzOs para cncontrar una soIuci6n
practica de cSa question y hac2r cscc
tiva Su realization.
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ssr,rcio exclusive para IL pEENsA-

LONDRES. Noviembre 25.-La
campa6a para Ia conquista de Ruma-
MIA por los dos eiercitos t~eutones, el
del mariscaI von M~ackensen Y el del
general ven Falkenhayn. ha llegado =
un punto en- que para nadie IS va Un
miSterio In suerte que espera a csc
RENO balE;;nico. II rapidcz con que
dicha campaNa Sc ha venidO d~esarro-
Iland1 de ounce dias a Il fecha es
yerrIaderamenta ascmbrosa Y ma We
niGo 4 poaer una vez mas de mani
fisto el poder de los ImperioS Cen
trales Y Ia efectividad de Ia tjctica
alemanu.
E. avance de las f~uerzas auStro-
alemanas del general o ~Falkenhayn
Ia sido sencillamente arrollador en-
estes ultimoS dicz dIas Y para Ia fe-
cha puede aSegurarSe que toda Ia Va
IaGuia occidental o peQuena Nalaquia.
como Sc le conoce tamhien. eSta va
baIo ell dominic de los invasores. FL
avancc de Won Falkenhayn hacia el
orieute despueS de IA captura de Craio
va, Sc IN heyho con mayor facilidad
por Q! DrimeTo, anteS de Ia captura de
esa plaza. Los austro-a!emaneS. ha-
hier6o logrado dcStroZar Ia re>iSten-
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Entered as SecOnd-cia>S matter February
&. 1919. at ,ne PO>tOIIice at san iniOuib.
Tex. under the Act. 81 March 9. 1873. -
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,rryirio c~>cru>iy" para Ia rHENS,.

LONDRES. Noviembre %. La
cap:ur, de las plazas dc 0rsov2 y
Tur1u S2-erin. las dos im~portantes
c.uGSdes ruranas que 81 ~encientran
n o~.ieate De las fam-saS 'PuertaS
lie Hero" Dc. Danubio. y en- las cua-
les h&biau qUedado numerosas fucr-
a runr,naS de Guarnici6n, sc la
~efect.ado ya por las tropas del gene
al F~alkenhayn.
Simu.taneamente con este suceso
nm tcn;da lqga~ otros dos de gran
,npor,a"c;a en- i campaha de Ruma
MA Y que visnen 1 poner Ia Suerte de
Este RENO. Embellishments en- maaoS
lie los teutcnes.
Son sStos successes. =. cruGamieHj,
lei Dsnubio en- dirersos puazys al
sax d. C:ccna"oda. por lis tropas del
lrlG:s,t. Won Meckensen Y 81 ava@ce
.ob.e ByearcSt : el avance tambien So
we = capital citail que por e. Norte
rienen hacienda las tropaS auStro-&,e.
~,aaas que han cruZado . traves dc
Us desEi!adc@cs de Predeal Y TORI.
burger Y que fornan el ala izquierda
6e Ia Inca de batalla de Won Falkeu-
hayn.
Raspecto del primero. e> deeir. d.
n ocup2ci6n de Orsova Y lurnu-Se-
verin. no Sc tienen ann detalIeS de
ono ocurri6 el hecho. pero Sc cree
cue ambas plazas fueron ahandoEa
DIS per las tropas rumaEas ante e.
aplaStante avance de los t~eutones, y
que huyeron a las montanas del no
roeste.
e. cru2aniento de! Danubio poT
las tropaS de Won Mackensen Ell Ia
Oobrudja Sc ha efectuado. como que
da dicho. por varios puntoS. aunquo
en- los informes que dan cuenta de
clio. no citan los lugares. FL ma
riscal teuton estuvo preparando por
tempo Su plan. para 10 cual tu-
20 que eStabiecer posicioneS estrate- |
al Norte del ferrocarril de
Constanza Il Czernavoda. para conte
ner ali ei avance de los ruso-ruma-
los ' no tener el peIigro de un flan-
nor csc lado, al variar su fren-
ce dc avance hacia ell Occidente.
Este plan explica ahora ell objeto
de la retirada de Won Mackensen de
IA region septertrional de Ia Dobrud
ia q donde habia l:zgado Ell ST. ra-
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70 PAGUE NADIA

To- l. rcloieS. i no representa- 10 que
nrrry. ',ClOle> dc GRO rClleaddOS gold
filed. a. q~uiIateS, con Ia nie!or maGuiE -
pa. :, .nuaadoS por ~ amos. que listed de-
L. nt., cs otTOS lugarSS = 50. los SelCo
= ur,y-r larailsIrIoS, en- S9-=p. pdCaJeTO>
en- mruS, ltLade>- Como unlc1 representa-
L. 81 II. saiS Ge una Ctlebre rI5rlCd de
rrIn,s- lie ,UiZa, y SIN los SraUte> -a>iu>
rus tl,.aer ItroS e>tableclmleat1S. Puedo
ya,,dcr ii prerlo~ cNCJpCIgnale>. Nande 10
Iff,spt,. ia dollar CcmO Sarlatia lie ~
hen, ,uian rf y nOnTadez y TeCibITI IN
,ucIia'4yurnfa nara ~ cNdLIIu. UG1 de
$50 rcsn;r> - no lie convene 10 LeyUci-
We \ rrrib.ra yaelta de coTceo ~ dollar
Dc rrr,i,au. lc -U>Ja, lc retIsue : pa
"a 3 lnS pgiu o 5 meSe> y 64c mensua-
L. ht- sI-ly ia g reStanir>- De>pur> del
,-sa 81. l.. nov, IA quota - le cnN;ara IL
EJ{E o. TUNI GASTQ \ AB>oLUTANEN-
E sfNrIS. INA LEuNTINA De z RE
iIEyAIpr {s0ldnled1. ! despueS lei pa
Co-dc Ia quota rin-I, tdmbIen sc lc m4Dda-
rS nj EEf;ALu IN MAnNlFICu ANlLLO Ii
oB0 BCIIENADU. pisa en- 81 CarIa 81 de
sea un reluJ para balLero o Selora &c
a. iaua< - cUu hur to visible. DIrijaSe
a~F .r.r [. = reel. Dept. ?. Wash
fnqtor. o. C.
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las potenciss >Iiadas pre-
sentan un uItimatum al
GobiernG Grieg0

ATENAS. Novicm5re %. Las
~potencias a'iadas por conducto de sus
representa- ties en- esta capital. han
c~ntregado al gobierno griego un ulti-
matum por cl cual Sc le comma a
que haga antrcga dc las armas = ca.
nores pertenecientcs al ~cjcrcito gric-
90. cue le fueron dcmardadas rccier
temente por cl Contra-almirantc du
Fournet, comanGante on icfc de IA
flota ang!o-franccsa del Mcd!.erra-
neo.
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APEENDA I'D. INGLES. 2
Sin necesidad de hacer gran ;
des gastos, sin qua tensa qua :
delsr sus ocupaciones para es- :
sudiar. :
20 ENSENAREMOS =
= Maestro rrabajo = enreraueo- =
= te GRATIS =
, NinGsaos 10 centagos en- eS- y
= tai ,Iias, para gaStos, : le d. :
> re-. r~nstrucciones amplias pa .
. "a pueda ~sprender ell lido :
= rs :iAs, en- POGO tempo = !
= con mayor fscilidad posi- :
q, BIZ z
- arslsh Correspondence :
Q School .
. Oopts. 2. Station A. COX %. '
- - Antonio, TcxAS. :
- =
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Los aliados hacen auevos
ayaacss a Ha'te y acc;-
GeBte he Monsstir

Y ~ ~ H"'d - . 70
LONDRES, Noviembrc 25.-La&
ultimas noticias rccibidas en- csta
capital sobre las opcracioncs on Ma
cedonia, indican que los aliadoS con-
tin,ian hacienda progresses en- csc
teatro. Las tropas ScrbiaS bar ocu-
pado la pobIaci6n dc Rapesch. al
orientc de Monastir y nj Nortc de
Sohudol. rcchazaron IN ataq1c dc
los teutoncs.
Los inform2s de fucnte alcn.ana
por 81 par:e. indican que : 10 largo
del freatc de la Macedonia Sc ma
reanudado un violento combat, de
artil!eria Y cl informc cticial pu-
hlicado en- la capital bulgaria da
cucnta de haber sido recha zaios los
ataques de los a!iados al oricnte de
Paralova. as! como en- Ia region
comprendida entire los lagos Pres.
ba Y Ochida.
Fl MiniStcrio dc Ia Guerra -er5io
da cuenta en- su communicate Official
de ia derrota de las t"opas taut-nas
en- ell frentc situaio sobre cl g:an
recodo del Cerna, micntY&S que los
i~talianoS Por 81 parte. diccn quo SIS
tropas que operan Ell II Macrdonia.
N Cc"iGcntc de Mcn#sti", han lIeea-
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rabia Ell Ell Danubio. Fl informe pu-
blicado por el Ministerio de Ia Cue
IRA rumano, admite Ia evacuation de
las tropas del rey Fernando en- esos
puntoS. La caida de Piatra' centric
ferrocarrilero en- donde sc cruza Ia
via ferrea indicada con la de Craiova-
Computing. Sc cree que ocurra de un
momento a otro, asi como "a de S.ati-
ne.
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TRANSACCIONES De T%ERRENOS

+. Mcza d r. V. de Ncza. II No
virmbre l9l6.-Lote : NuevU 2il5.-
Gale dc San Fcrnand0.-Sl. 90.
Francisco Mcza Y c>posa a la san
Antonio Gas and Electric Company,
u de Noviembre de l9i6.-LOte IS.
NuCvo 230.-LadO Norte de la CAFE
de san Luis. so.
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Sc SOLICTTAN

AgenteS para la venta de
LA PRENSA, en- las pObla-
clones de Cali
fornia Y ALAMOSA COlora-
do, etc. Las personals que in
tereSen pueden dirigirSe soil
citandO precio Y condolences
a LA PRENSA, Departa-
mento de AgenteS, 500 DOlo-
rosa St.-San Antonio, Tex.
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LONDRES. Noviem!

LONDRES. Noviembrc 23.-Ei
c-orresponsal de la ageacia Reuter-
en- la capital de Grecia. dice que en-
los c~irculos de Ia corte griega Sc
manifesto que cualquier mtento
por parte de los aIiados De Ia Enten-
tie para conseguir la entrega de las
armaS Y municiones del ejircito grie
go que fud demandada por el con-
tra-almirante du Fournet. seri re-
chazado Y Ell case nccesario Sc re-
Sistira con Ia fuerza.
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Travis
2411
Nuevo

IL PRENSi rs Ell periodiru P:CNiranu d
FAVOR -irru!aci6n en- los E>iadOS Jnid0>,
por 10 tant0, ell meior para los %anuncian-
teS-
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-04-20
Posthumous influence.

The relations between man and man
cease not with life. The dead leave
behind them their memory. their exam
pie and the effects of their actions.
TheiR influence still abides with us
their names and character dwell in our
thoughts and hearts; we live and COM
mune with them in their writings; we
enjoy the benefits of their labors; our
institutions have been founded by
them; we are surrounded by the works
of the dead; our knowledge and our
arts are the fruits of their toll; our
minds have been formed by their in
structiOns; we are most intimately con-
nected with them by a thousand de-
tendencies. Those whom we have low
ed in life are still objects of our deep
est and hottest affections. Their pow
er over us remains.-Andrews Norton.
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FUN AND THE DRAMA.
Has the Public Turned Away From the
Classics of the Theater?

Wherever they come into competi-
ton in the American theater today
tragedy yields to comedy and melodra-
ma to farce. Even in the movies fun
must have sway or the public COM
plains.
That once great public of tbeater go
ers who sat through and applauded the
woes and emotions, the loves and sor-
rows and desperate adventures of the
heroes and heroines of the legitimate
drama, who loved acting for its own
sake and gloried in the sonorous ca
dences of the great folk Of the stage.
seem now agreed that no theatrical at
traction is a good show unless it hands
them a laugh"
Real plays nowadays are launched in
small theaters Here foregather few
of the old guard, devotees of the an
cient and honorable art of acting, few
students Of dramatic literature, a hun
dred of the elect drawn from the mil
lions of the largest cities-like an cid
family Of aristocrats who have seen
better days. But the masses do not
want the literature, the art, the class
les Of the theater.
To stir the imagination, to touch the
heart, to stimulate thought, to put wis
dom and heroism into contact with
Glankind-all of these old and earnest
motives of the theater have passed or
are passing into the dim and dusty
property ROOM"
To be amused, to be jolted out OF all
serious thought, to be distracted from
every hard facet Of life-that is what
the show going public of America
wants now. That is what the stage is
now for. 1t is to laugh.-Minneapol
Journal
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Bowler Hat.

Although. according to Sir James
Linton. the bowler hat was worn by
the ancient Greeks. it's beauties were
not discovered by Englishmen until
about a century ago.
Mrs. A. M. w. Stirling. the biogra-
pher of Coke Of Norfolk. says that it
was first made fashionable by Coke's
nephew. William Coke. who decided
that hat originally designed by Will
liam Bowler, a halter in the borough.
would suit his requirements" To the
popularity of Billy Coke is generally
ascribed the word "Billycock." but Sir
James Murray thinks otherwise.
The New EngSsh Dictionary traces
it's origin to Bully cooked, used 1921.
probably meaning cooked after the
fashion OF the bullies.'" - London
Opinion.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-04-20
RACHEL AT REHEARSAL.
A Stage Accident That Inspired the
Great Tragedienne.

Great TragedIenne.
Let me relate to you a little reminis-
cence which Marie Laurent gave me Of
Rachel ELISA Felix Rachel. famous
French tragedienne). She said that
once when she was rehearSing the
suivante in lies Horaces" Rachel was
distressed because she could not put
sufficient expression into the curse that
Camille pronounced on her brother aft
err he had slaughtered her lover.
While she was laboring in that at
tempt. getting dryer every moment"
as she herself expressed it, an iron
wise that was being turned at rapid
pace by a large screw caught finger
of one of the stage mechanics and
crushed it till the blood ran down Ev-
cry one screamed; Rachel tainted.
On recovering consciousness she said.
Some drops from the mangled firger
Of stranger made me faint. yet
could look at a sword covered with the
life blood of my dearest and only
rant She then hurled forth the IA
nous imprecation de Camille in way
that brought every hammer on the
stage to standstill and ''struck ter
ror to us alI'-Princess Lazarovlch-
Hrebelianovich in Century Magazine.
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nonuar being enacted enforced
policy law which by of the conditions
instance sometimes by uptuary laws
public sentiment of the immediate community does not
agitation in country who determined
country representatives who form majority of the
it's enactment and under such the
nrumeniy for determining whether
it far better regulate and diminish
injected into the public mind the idea that
perncious loose theory
repeal of bad law
practicable method.
the be enforced becomes
public
me sacredness law does exist"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-04-20
A CURIOUS ANIMAL.
The Sea Cow Gave Rise to the Legend
of the Sirens.

ne 0Ga low 1aN6 MISE 70 Tic GSSSuO
of the Sirens.
The dugOng, or sea cow, is Pc
culiar animal. 1t resembles the ia
miliar seal, but it has no hair on the
body and is more nearly related to the
porpoises and whales.
This animal is found on the shores
Of the Indian ocean, about fifteen de-
grees on each side of the equator, from
East Africa to Australia, and also in
the Red sea. 1t is a marine animal
which never ascends the rivers, it's
food consisting chiefly of seaweed and
the algae found in the water. Years
ago it was reported to have been found
in large herds of several hundred in
dividuaIs and to have been so fearless
as to allow itself to be touched with
the hand of man. In recent years.
however, it is met with only in twos
and threes and has become very shy
and wary. It's flesh has been regard
ed as delicacy, and it is stated that
the Malay kings claim as royal proper
ty all those taken within their domain.
Its habit of raising it's round head
out of the water and it's great affec-
ton for it's young. which it carries un-
der the fore fin. are thought to have
given rise to the legend of the mer-
maid, in alluSion to which the name
sirenia was given to this order of
mammals. 1t is recorded that it was
with the skin of the dugong, or sea
cow, that the Jews were directed to
veil the tabernacle and not with bad
GER skins, as translated in the au-
thorized version of the Bible.-New
York Post
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BIRD HOUSES FOR SALE

The birds are returning from the
Southland to nest in our midst and
cheer us with their songs. The best
way to attract birds to our lawns
and into our trees is to furnish them
with suitable homes in which to
build their nests and rear their
young. The wren and bluebird are
two birds that like best to build in
houses made for them. To supply a
demand that seems insistent, the
Normal school Project Shop has de-
cided to make a number of wren
and bluebird houses and sell them
at the nominal sum of Csc each.
Leave your order at the Project shop
or phone them either to E. F.
Wright or VIM. Segerstrom. A num-
Der are now ready for delivery.
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Household Helps.

Often it is difficult to run the rod
through freshly Numbered sash cur
tains. This can be made easier by plac-
ing an old glove finger over the end of
the curtain rod.
Often comparatively new hot water
bottle will get little hole in it. The
hole can be mended by covering it with
several applications Of court plaster, al
lowing each application to dry before
another is adde l.
A teaSpoonfu of common salt placed
in the bottom of il Kerosene lamp VIII
make it give IL clear light and prevent
Il from Smoking.-WOman'S Magazine.
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Pictorial Wash Lists.

Pretty old inventions are our modern
wash lists. The old German house
wife had an odd way of keeping track
f the garments she gave out to be
washed. She had a picture of each
article and wrote down the number of
everything opposite to it with piece
of chalk, which was rubbed out when
the article was returned. to be used
again the next week. 1t was really a
pictorial and perpetual wash list.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-04-20
How to Free the Place of Rats.

when l was boy our farm was
alive with rats" a contributor tells in
Farm and Fireside.
1--WE noticed the rats were eating the
grain and drinking the water of a sit
ting hen in a corner of the barn. So
when the hen Matched and was NOV
I'd we put strychnine in the water and
the first night killed twenty-three rats
and the second nineteen
Besides this good many more
went away TO die. The best way to
,et rid of rats is to make them ac-
customed to drink at one place and
then poison the water"
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e Pluribus Unum.

The Latin phrase "E pluribus unum"
means From many, one" It is the
motto of the United States, as being
one nation, though composed of many
states. The expression is found orig
inally in Latin poem entitled "More-
tum," supposed to have been written
by the poet Virgil
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-04-20
TUESDAY CLUB
Whose Feet Was It?

That caused the poet TO write
these beautiful and touching lines
Go see what | have Seeni
G =, feel what | have felt!
Go Mt ar. the feet OF some I've
seen!
And smell what I have smelt.
No need of having that kind of
feet.
Barker's Antiseptic will knock
that odor in Is seconds. For sale
at Taggart's and Freeman's drug
stores.-adv.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-04-20

Come Gracious Spirit (alto solo)-
Mrs. Amy
And 1t Came to Pass (chorus)
Lift Up Your Heads (chorus)
Sep. Obligato-Miss Anderson
There will be spelling contest on
the evening of Feb. % in the social
rooms of the church. The Crabtree
Speller will be used and Supt. Amy
will pronounce the words. Prizes
will be given to the best lady and
gentlemen spoilers. A candy sale OF
home made candy will be feature
of the evenings entertainment.
These candies will be strictly fresh
and first class, made by the girls OF
the Protheon class who have the en-
tertainment in charge. Let every
one, old and young, turn out for the
spelling match at 7:30 o'clock Friday
evening. Admission Zoe.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-04-20
METHODIST CHURCH

7:OO-Union prayer meeting in
Congregations church.
1O:30-An interesting program by
the children and young people OF
the Sunday school.
3:OO-Junior League.
6:30-Epworth League.
7:3O-The Sacred Cantata, Gross
and Crown" will be rendered by the
choir. There will be solos, choruses,
trio, a ladies' quartette and male
ouartette. Misses Anderson and
Ritchey, sopranos; Mrs. Amy, Miss
Megorden, altos; Profs. Wright and
Welles, tenors; Mr.. Bird, baritone;
w. A. Chapman, basso.
G. A. BIRD. Pastor.
METHODIST NOTES
Sunday morning the Sunday school
will give an Easter program. Sun
day evening the Easter cantata,
Gross and Crown" will be given.
PART |
The Cross
Organ introduction
Thou, Lord, Wilt Arise (chorus)
Sep, Miss Anderson and Miss
Ritchey. Ten, Mr.. Wright, Mr..
Welles. Alto, Mrs. Amy, Miss
M. Megordon. Bass. Mr.. Bird,
w. Chapman.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-04-20
When He Was Lavish.

st presume you still remember your
wedding trip?''
Eyes. indeed. And l often wish that
nv husband had continued to care as
little for money as he seemed to on
that first journey we took together
Detroit Free Press.
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HE nefinition.

Besides being tiresome. that fellow
has a voice which goes right through
you"
"Yes. I've noticed he's something OF
a baltimore American.
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Behind the Times.

'John was good man." said the dis
consulate widow, "but he was so old
fashioned to the last"
How so?' asked the sympathetic
friend.
"Why, he got killed by a runaway
horse."-Albany Argus.
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The Real Acme.

1.-THE acme of happiness" gushed the
ardent lover. SIS to marry the woman
you love-"
There's something in that" re-
sponded the old married man, "but
the main point is to love the woman
you marry."-Louisville Courier-Jour-
nal.
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OUR PUBLIC FORUM
VIM. II. aft
ON PROHIBITION.

ExPresident VIM. H. Taft, In giving his views on
prohibition, said in part:
"Ours is government by law; not by rule Of thumb,
but by rules of conduct which have equal application
ALL Any exception the equal operations of the law
upon individuals is necessarily most injurious to the
operation of that for the public good
exemption from its operation is certain lead to
others The public detrment arising from Of
law followed by immunity from prosecution punish
ment hardly overstated u.s. of course the duty
of the legislator the of laws to
ease difficulty with which, by of popular feel.
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A Good Reason.

What makes you think. sir. that
will not be able to support your daugh-
ter?'
'Well, / haven't been able to N.Y.
SELF"
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Professional Caution.

Burglar Gust acquitted, to his law
yer)-I will drop in soon and see you.
Lawyer-Very good, but in the day
time, please.-Boston Transcript.
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The man of brains sees difficulties,
surmounts or avoids them. The fool
knows no difficulties.-La Bruyere