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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-04-19
EAST HARDwICK
Village Streets To Be Lighted BY EIec-
tricity-Big Sugar Season.
(Fleda V. Hassam. Correspondent

(Fleda V. Hassam. Correspondent
At a meeting of the members of the
fire district Friday evening it was
voted to have the streets lighted by
electricity. 1t is reported that they
will be put in and ready for light be-
fore May Is.
A large amount of maple sugar has
been made in this vicinity and the
farmers are still making it.
Henry Currier is recovering from an
attack of pneumonia.
Mrs. Clinton Stevens has returned
from Stannard.
Clinton Keith is confined to the
house by illness.
Arthur Burbank is making repairs
and changes in his house.
Edith Hall is keeping house for Dr.
r. J. Harvey during his wife's absence
Mrs. John Hale and children were
in North Troy last week.
Miss Mary Ward. music teacher
from Hardwick, was in this part OF
the town Thursday.
Miss Skinner of Morrisville was here
Thursday.
DIR. and Mrs. Jewett of Gardner
Mass, visited Mrs. Lou Prentice las
week.
Mrs. r. J. Harvey and Miss Dorothy
went to East Burke Friday to visi
| relatives.
Mrs. F. " Hassam and Margaret L
Hassam were in ST. Johnsbury Friday
Mrs. Cargill and children returne,
from Stannard Friday.
Mrs David Farrand of Barre is Wis
iting friends and relatives in town.
Will Young has moved to his farm
in Hardwick and the new owners from
Canada have moved to the farm va
Gated by Mr.. Young.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-04-19

(Mrs. w. P. Russell, Correspondent }
Mrs. j. w. Nickerson returned from
st. Adams, Me, where she has spent
the last six months with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Oscar Blaisden.
MISS Hazel Hunter from Lyndon
Center has been visiting her aunt.
Mrs. Charles Foster.
several from, town attended the
funeral OF Mrs. Elias Wilder last Fri
day.
+. K. Griswold and wife and Master
Joe Spencer from Lyndonville spent
saturday at w. P. Russell's.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-04-19
EAST CABOT

(Mrs. VIM. d Barr, Correspondent
School begins Monday. the oath,
with Miss Mamie Tanner of Marsh
field as teacher.
Merton Beckley of Groton was in
this place Monday on business
Ernest Witham has exchanged his
farm in Walden with Rogers Brothers
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-04-19
n. r. sTILEs. N. ID.

General Practice. Chronic Diseases Speciality
ONCE Hours: to $50 m; IL to 40
D. m; 8 to so p. m. and BY appointment
o Cross ST., St. Tohnshury. VT.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-04-19
RUTTER & RUrTER


Citizens Bank Block, st. Johnsbury. VI.
once hours, 9to IL. 1880 to 8, and by
appointment Tel. Connection.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-08-05
Civic League Notes.

HAYS IS one of the most talked Of
towns II Kansas, situated about hall
way between Kansas Citv and Denver
with ell the push and enthusiasm Of
hustlng western town; yet there are
some things we would ike to see done
thai would add materially to its i'm
portance.
The great modern movement is for
.sGood Roads" If q community can
be judged by its roads, so also a city
can be judged by its streets.
When you drive over the city of Hays
with out-of-town guests you must con
stantly apologize to them for the con
dition of our streets, you have no par
ticuIarly good excuse to offer either
You of course take your friends to the
Normal as every citizen in Hays Is
proud IF that crest state institution
with its large substantial buildings OF
native rock-inviting the youth OF
every where 20 come and partake CT
The opportunities offered. A stran-
ger remarked the other day, Hays
is a good hustling business town but I
can not say much for your streets
There are great many things TO at
tract visitors to Hays, and we should
have civic pride enough 70 make our
streets so they could drive over the
city with no fear of injuring cars
Take for instance the drive to the
cemetery past the elegant residence of
J. q. Ward What > beautiful drive
could be made OF that.
No city has boulevard that has any
advantages over it. It is Of sufficient
width and has a coed row OF trees
through the parking that extends
! through the center. The street should
be well graded on either side and put
n good shape. A row Of lights could
easily be maintained there. It wouid
be q pleasure 70 see the line Of cars that
would take advantage of this excellent
drive on pleasant evenings. From here
the best possible run Of the city, can be
had. The drive might be extended On
to the Treat Playground and on TO the
State Park Could better drive be
imagined. Kansas City boasts Of her
drives. We cannot bope to cope with
Kansas City, but we could boast of our
streets if we but expend a little time
and money on them.
Then people visiting Hays would so
away with a better impression of our
town.
There are seventy-five per cent Of
the people of Hays who do not go away
for a vacation. They are working,
spending the, money earned right here,
why should they not have drives and
parks to enjoy at home. There is
nothing that draws for town like nice
well kept streets, lawns and parks Il
is time and money well spent.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-08-05
L. T. Doing of Topeka, has posi-
ton at the First National bank.
TUESDAYS Primary.

Primary election day passed very
quietly in Hays. The vote here as else
where IN the county and state, was
light. The successful district candi-
dates on the republican ticket who viii
ask your suffrage at the November
election, are: Congressman Sixth Dis
trict, Otis L. Benton Of Oberln; State
Senator 39th District, c. " Miller Of
Hays; Representative seth District,
John R Chittenden of Hays. The sue
cessf4ll- county candidates are: County
Clerk, Geo. H. Brown; County Treas
urer, Fred n Dreiling; Register of
Deeds, II. J. Bell; County Attorney,
E. c. Flood; Probate Judge, F E Nc
Lain; Sheriff, A O. Robinson; SuperiH-
tendent of Public instruction, Louis
Christensen; Commissioner End Dis
trict, c. II. Wann; Justice of the Peace,
>. H. Downing; Precinct Committee
man 1st Ward, c. W. Reeder- Next
week we viii endeavor to give you tEs
full vote in tabular form. It viii take
the official count to determine the ma
jorities of some of the candidates The
commissioners are in session today but
the result VIII not be known until too
late for this week s Free Press.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-08-05
FIeys State Fair for Treatment {
PAPERS.

The action of the State Fair Board
in loading up the newspapers of the
state the past year with free boiler
plate advertising and then spending
"a, 800 in good hard cash with the bill
board men, Is a sample Of the manner
In which newspapers are often treated
by the public. They are largely consid-
cred as public institution to be used
free OF charge when needed and to be
given no consideration when q little
money for publicity is TO be expended.
The attitude OF the old board n regard
to the newspaper advertising has
stirred up a big howl among the news
paper editors Of the state.
In previous years as much as s., 900
was spent by the state board legitimate
newspaper advertising. This year the
board cut out the paid advertising and
flooded the newspapers of the state
! with free dope, which many papers
used out OF the goodness OF their
hearts" In return for this considera-
ton OF the part OF the papsrs the fan
beard went ahead and spent $, 900 OF
good money for bill board advertising.
1t was this that caused the howl and It
is doubtful If the State Fair wiz get :
line of free advertising next year unless
1t mends its way.-Gazette, xenia, o
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-08-05
DIR. SPARR,
SPECIALIST
WILL BE IN HAYS CITY
Thursday. August 10th
At the WINDSOR HOTEL
For One Day Only
IN HE Rar-,,l-,- Ago-+J,1,- Xy;-,+.
On His Regular Monthly Visits
Hours: 9 am to 6 pm.

YEARS ADDED TO YOUR LIFE
Many people say they wish they could
live their lives over again This is i'm
possible, but many people could add
years to their lives if they cared TO do
so. Did you ever stop TO think that
the slight kidney, stomach or heart
trouble which scarcely bothers NDu at
all may IN the end, shorten your life
many years? 1t Is easy TO pull up the
sprouted acorn but twenty years later
it would be a real task. So it is with
disease, the time TO get nd OF it Is
while 1t Is young Little troubles neg
lected mean grave troubles later on IF
you feel that you are developing
weakness IN some bodily organ, consult
& specialist. A little treatment now
may be all you need, later your case
may be hopeless
DR.. SPARR has been coming to
Hays City, every four wesks since June
1913.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-08-05

Reports from Washington are 10 the
effect that the Mexican problem has
been showed aside until after election
day, which isn't due until the first week
in November. The Mexican-American
commission that viii attempt to
straighten out the muddle viii be busy
during the interim, at some deligtfuIly
cool summer resort, presumably, If
there happens to be such a thing dur
ing any part of this summer IN these
United States And IN the meantime.
the poems of northern Mexico who are
not serving IN the de facto armies or
with revolutionary and bandit bands
viii continue to starve to death. Our
Mexican record that is being made
these days viii assuredly not be one to
which our sons and daughters can look
back with much pride.-State Journal.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-08-05
JavDrivina Siens Up

Marshal Reddig was busy Monday
afternoon erecting the Keep Co the
Right signs ordered by the city coun-
ell at the last meeting. The lettering
is in yellow on a red background and
could not be easily overlooked so thatno
one need present the excuse that they
did not see the sign
It Is hoped that It will not be neces-
sary to go any further IN curbing the
tendancy TO drive carelessly and upon
the wrong side Of the street. but the
marshal has been instructed TO make
arrests If the new rule is not complied
with.-Frego County Reporter.
The Hays City Council should get
busy and pass q similar ordinance.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-08-05
Ford-O-Livery

I have opened up an Auto-Livery on
East Second Street. Those wanting
frst-class Ford-O-Livery serviee-day
or night can be accommodated by call
ing nv garage, Phone 358.
CHARLES RIEDEL.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-08-05
OTIS L BENTON
Successful candidate for Congress,
Sixth district.
Indians as Slaves.

Indians as Slaves.
That large number Of Indians were
once held in slavery at a settlement
on Gray's harbor, Puget sound, a
fact not generally known, is recalled
by the death there OF SchickuIash
Pete, former slave and another Of the
multitudirous eldest residents Of the
Northwest" having lived 110 years.
more or less.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-08-05
Daily Thcuoht.

The most manifest sign OF wisdom
is continual eheerfulness; such a state
and condition, Ike things In the Te-
giOns above the moons IS always zeal
and serene.-AoHtaigne
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-08-05

Dr.. Spar treats diseases Of the
Stomach, Intestines, Liver, Blood,
Skin, Nerves, Heart, Spleen, Kidneys,
Bladder, Sexual Diseases, Diseases OF
Women, rheumatism, Diabetes, Catzr-
rah, Bed-Wetting, Leg Ulcers, certain
forms of Paralysis, Weak Lungs, Asth-
ma, Bronchitis, Appendicitis, Gall
Stones. Goiters, TumOrs, Cancers, BIZ
iousness, Dyspepsia, Dropsy. Emacia-
ton, Epilepsy, Headache, Sleepless-
ness, Neurasthenia, Obesity, Pleurssy,
ScrofulOus Diseases. Diseases Of Men
and the Tobacco Habit.
The doctor furnishes all his oE1
medicines
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-08-05
PILES

Itching, Bleeding, Blind or Protrud-
ing Piles quickly and permanently cured
WITHOUT THE KNIFE. No cutting,
no chloroforn or other dangerous anes-
thetic used He gives . contract and
guarantee 70 cure every case he treats,
no matter how long standing, or your
refund every cent OF your money.
IF you are afflicted with this painful
and troublesome mslady II VIII pay yOu
TO call and have q talk with him
The doctor is authorized by the State
of Kansas TO treat al chronic diseases
Of men and women.
Examination and consultation free
and confidential
Office Address: Z E. SPARR, ND
20 Glendale Bldg,
10th AID Grand Ave, Kansas CITY, no.
Refere0ce: Gate City National Rank
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-04

Mills PREY wodospadach McPher
son zostaly take milestone.
81, ,0G0 no stati ]powietrzne
floty.
Washington, Komitet Izby po-
selskiej ola spraw marynarki u
chwalil jednog}osnie zarekomen-
dowac apropryacye " sumie ST.
100000 ma aeronautyke floty.
Sztab marynarki domagaf sic ma
ten eel $5,OO0,OOO, a kapitanBri-
stol, szef awiatyE floty, az $13,-
100000.
Pr6cz tego wymieniony wyzej
Komitet uchwalil $1,7O0,O00 ma
budowe fabryki pocisk6w armat-
Mich.
Wydadza szpiega Anglii.
Washington. Najwyzszy sad
zadecydowaf, re Ignatius Lincoln,
"szpieg miedzynarodowy' ma
bye wydany w1adzom brytyjskim,
kt6rc domagaja sic ekstradyc.yi
jego pod zarzutem oszustwa, ME
watpliwie jednak wytocza mu pro
ces 0 szpicgostwo. Lincoln byl da-
wniej cz}onkiem parlamentu bry-
tyjskiego, a pred w}adzami a.
merykanskimi do szpiegostwa juz
sic przyznaf.
Tama " Moose Jaw przerwana.
Regina, Sask. z Sumdsem tele-
grafuja, IL woda W Moose Jaw
rzece upada, i niebezpieczenstwo
p~rzeszlo.
W drugie swieto tama ponizej
Manitoba III. z okropnym trzas-
klein zerwa}a sic w strone Pasqua.
Przez zerwanie fanny obliczaja
koszta ma 100000.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-04

MIA Anglii ma przew6z zyw-
nosci do Polski l wyczekuje.
my z upragnieniem pomysl.
nych rezultat6w. My " dial.
Sym ciagu czynimy usilne
zabiegi W tenn przekonaniu,
re z chwila usuniecia pre-
szk6d, kr6lestwo bedzie mo.
g}o o~trzymywac z KRAKOW neu-
tralnych znaczne zapasy zyw.
nosci, jak to: make, ryz, thu.
szcze. konserwy miesne etc.,
jake tel odziez, obuwie, my
do, s:odkl lecznicze etc. Me
ulega watpliwosci, re ofiar
nose ola Polski ogromnie sic
ozywi i wzroSnie. gdy dairy
W naturze bedzie MONA pre-.
sy}ac do kraju.
,.Dotychczas ME many
blizszych wiadom1sci O Wy
nikach materyalnych odez-
wy prezydenta Woodrow
Wilsona do narodu a1nery-
kanskiego. ~Otrzymalismy
niedawno cd Czerwonego
Krzyza Amerykahskiego W
Westinghouse $500 dolarow.
Wiadomo nam z pism, re "
poszczeg6lnych stanach "a
rzadzono sk}adki z injcya.
tywy miejscowych guberna,
tor6w. z upragnleniem ocze.
kujemy ma blizsze szczeg6}y.
Donosza nam z kraju o 70.
snacych z dniem kazdym po-
trzebach, ola zaspokojeuia
kt6rych nalezy znaiezc move
zr6d}a ofiarnoscl.
Nv oczekiwaniu laskawych
wiadomosci, }acze wyrazy
wysokiego powazania.
AntOni OsuchOWSki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-04
kajxa1nlejsze Wypadki
minionego Tygodnia.
Berlin hojny ola s%piskowcow.

Nowy York, w toczacym sic tn
procesie przeciwko progcrman-
skim spiskowcom R. Fayo'owi,W w.
Scilolziowi i Paulowi Daeche Zez-
mai onegdaj G.. L. Whiting, re
Fay powiedzial mu, il Rad ME
miccki jest got6w wyp}acic pol
miliona dolar6w "a zatopienie
kazdego okretu z transportami
dla Aliant6w, gdyz W takiem
Professionalism pieniadze ola
Berfina ME maja zadnego znacze-
MIA.
Przyznawszy sic do why, wy
czerpujac zeznania W sprawie
>pi>kow dynamitowych n a okre-
ty zlozyli kapitan X. V. klcist i
Ernest Becker, clcktrotechnik ma
intcrnowanym okrecie "Fried-
rich dc Crosse. Przyrzeczono
i'm obu w zamian "a to beZkar-
nose.
Bandy Will znow pokonane.
Torron, Mex. Amerykanski
kon>ul Cocn W micscie Durango
z~alcrif wszystkim Amerykanom o.
pu>zczcnic tego miasta i sam "a
micrza r6wniez udac sic ku gra-
nicy. Sytuacya W Durango i oko-
Icy >ta}a sic obecnie bardzo groz-
ma - gl66wnic dzieki gwaltownej
antiamcrykahskicj agitacyi, jaka
miciScowe gazety r%ozwinely cd
rza>u starcia wojsk amerykan-
>kich z mcxykanskiemi W Parral.
Najwieksze morsde kolosy.
Washington, Sztab g}owny ma
r,vnurki domaga sic, ably okrety
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-04
K0MUNlKAT S%EKRETARYA-
TIL Pc E. /. R.

Polski Centralny Komitet
Ratunkowy otrzyma} W tych
dniach cd mecenasa Anto-
niego ~Osuchowskiego, preze~
sa egzekutywy W General
nym Komitecie Ratunkowym
szwajcarsk.m list %stanowia.
cy niejako uzupe1nienie og1o-
szonego juz W pismach trhei.
szych sprawozdania kasowe'
60 tegoz komitctu "a czas Cd
/. wrze6nia 1915 r.. do 8
|'stycznia 1916 ri z tego~~ to
wzgledu uwazamy "a wska-
zane podac go og6towi ma.
szemu do wiadomosci.
Otto dosfowna tresc listu te.
20 niestrudzonego pracowni-
ka i jednego z najzaufa6.
szych powiernikow ca}ego
sp6lcczehstwa polskiegc:
Vevey, 4. q narea 1916 r.
Wielce Szsnowny Panic:
.,Pozwalam sobie uprzejmie
doniesc, re jednoczesnie wy.
sylam pod opaska polecona
sprawozdanie kasowe naszego
komitetu "a drugi okres jego
dziaialnosci, t. ]. "a czas cd
/. wrzesnia 1915 +. do d. ..
stycznia 1916 r.
wv dniu 9 stycznia r. b.
zamknel;5my ,roczny okres
naszej dzialalnosci.
wv czasie cd 8 stycznia T..
b. nadp}ynely dosyc znaczne
otiary przewaznie re sk}adek
5oScielnych zarzadzonych "
dniu q ]istopada +. e., tax,
re do dnia Is marca w}acz-
ME og6f zebranych przez mas
ofiar wynosi Fl. 9,217,623,01.
Same ofiary z kwestyi kos
cie]nej stanowi}y do dnia II
marca r. b sumo fl. $685.
G24.55. Suma ia juz wchodzi
W wyze] przytoczonq sumo
og6lna ofiar. Dane szczego-
lowe zostana objete nastep-
mem sprawozdaniem.
,,Obecnie sprawl zapro-
wiantowania kr6lestwa "a
grozonego g}odem %powszech~
nym w:ysuwa sic ma pierwszy
plan. Sledzimy tez, bardzo
zywem ~zainteresowaniem sta
rama podlete przez naszych
'drogich wsp6}braci z "a oce.
anu Ola uzyskania zezwoIe-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-04
0Aresla prawo okretow
h~andloWych.

| pIdWO Oh1ftO"
handlowych.
Washington, Ma polecenie pre-
zydenta Wilsona opublikowano tn
, memorandum opracowanegoprzez
sekrctarza stanu Lansinga, okres-
lajace prawa i obowiazki nur6w,
kt6re moze bye uwazane "a odpo-
wiedz ma note niemiecka z logo
lutcgo, b. r. Nota ia oSwiadczyla,
re ''uzbrojone nieprzyjacielskie
okrety handlowc ME NIGGA bye u
wazanc "a pokojowe okrety ham
dlawe' beda topione ma r6wni z
wojcnnymi.
Memorandum obecne wyraz-
ME uznajc prawo zbroj enia sic O.
kret6w handlowych i %stwierdza,
re obowiazkiem 1odzi podwodnej
jest stwierdzic w kazdym posi-
czcg6lnym wypadku, ola jakich
celow okret jest uzbrojony. Neu-
tralnc okrety ME moga bye nigdy
topione, a okrety belligerentow
tylko wo0wczas, gdy niemozliwo-
Scia jest zaciagnac jc do portu.
PaSaierOm ! ZalOdZc naleZv Jaw
SIC zapcwnic zupe}nc b%czpieczen-
stwo.
Ogloszono W chwili. gdy rad
nicmiccki zajety jest opracowy-
waniem odpowiedzi ma ultima
tum prezydenta Wilsona, memo
randum to moze wiele zawazycc
W Berlinic ma szali, utwierdza-
;jac W uporze partye, kt6re ME
chca czynic zadnych ustepstw
ma korzysc paistw neutralnych.
T. McCauley zdobywa rekordy
lotnicze.
Newsport News, Wzlatujac W
maszynie rs p%asazerami Theodore
C'auley zdobyf tn onegdaj 3 swia-
towc rekordy lotnicze i jeden a.
merykanski. Pozostal W powie-
trzu l godzine, 10 minut i 5 Sc
kund, bijac o s minut dotychcza-
sow;y rekord Giraix'a zrobif SIS
mil wobec IS Giraix' i TEN sa-
mem zacznie go przewyzszy1 W
szybkosci. Rekord amerykanski W
wzfucic ma wysokosc~~z> 6.pasaze-
rami zdoby}, wzlatuiac $50 stop
wysoko.
Izba odrzuca bill filipinsh.
Washington, 1zba poselska Cd
rzuci}a onegdaj 213 g}osami pre-
ciwko 165 popierany przez Rad
bill filipinski T. poprowka Clarke a
postanowiaja Madame niepod-
leglosci Filiponom " ciagu 4 lat
najblizszych, a przyjela miast ME-
90 bill Jones a rozszerzajacy tylko
samorzad ma tych wySpach, lccz
wcale ME wspominajacy o ich ME
pOdlcy}oSci " bliZei OkreSlOnei
p~rzyszlosci.
Porazke przedluzcnia Clarke a
przypisac nalezy temu, re gdy re-
publikanie glosowali wszyscy
p%rZcciwko MENU solidarnie,
wSrod dcmokratow ME bylo jedno
mySlnosci i 80 acknowledgement
kongresmanow glosowalo razcm
T. republikanami. w ich liczbie
by}o take trzech demokratycz-
nych pos{ow z Illinois. a miano-
wicie: Gallagher. Me Andrews i
Me Dermott. SolidarnoSc partyi-
ia zlamali g}0wnic pos}owie re
Stanu New Yorku, ktorych az II
ylosowalo przeciwko bilowi
Clarkc'a
Powodz w Ontario.
Sudbury, Ont. Okolicc lczace
wzd}uz brzeg6w rick Nermillion
Woody wystapily Z brzcgow i "a
LAZY wszystkic sasiednic osady.
Q lie dotychczas wiadomo -
szcSc os6b stracilo $ycie W topieli
a. szkody zrzadzone dochodza Sc
tex tysiecy dolar6w.
Woda unios}a wielka tame ia
bryki papieru firmy The Spanish
Pulp l. Paper Co. Il ujScia rzeki
czolki mostowc kolei C.. =. Il. W
N
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-04

wo:jcnne, kt6re obecny kongrcs
ma uchwalic, byfy niesfychanymi
l%otychczas kolosami 0 $4,000 ton
pojc1nnossci, uzbrojonymi lotto
calowc armaty. Sztab zada dial
tego kalibru, aczkolwick znawcy
podzieleni So W swej opinii, czy
ME bylby wskazany kaliber II ca
lowy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-04
TORBYl TUREBkl

Z trzciny, mattinku, Keratolu i
sk6ry, piekny czarny seal ziarnko-
wato wykohczane karatol 91 tx
torebki, Is. II i 1S cali .@A'Io
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-04

Piekne Cowhide Seal torebki T.
p%rzykryciem re stalowe) RAINY,
mosiezne antaby, p}dtnem % az
lodszytem $3.50 wartosci @o'.o
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-12
Neb Taloifirrm fra Gonrthns.

faarnet. en- Wanb, Der fal6er fig
yfinf De Honba, unoerbolbt forIeber
Dag minneapolis @efoIfning os an.
ore, Der traf til at bore tiliteoe, meb
at hoppe neo fra Contributes Saarr
meb SoIbifi9rm. 5aarnet er 243
SOB bsit, iaa Der altiaa buroe bore
goo a%nleoning til at faa 2uft UNDER
Tingerne, men DOG pa~aitaaes Der, of
bet nGr bapoe gaaet galt. S fin balls
brpffenoe Sart neoab TOM nemIig
Wtnnoen % ben luffeoe Salbfiprm
ioa npr IND til Witrppggen, at Der
life iprtes Mnlebning for Sfi9rmen
til at aabne fig, me- @opebalien bap.
De ina megen Ianbsnprpprelie, at
ban meo n Irm % en- SOB gap ct
Steo MOB S9ggen, iaa ban for roao
ira oenre, oe ltror aabneoes Salo-
ifiGrmen. ioa ban oper Den forte vi.
Itonb, Ger bar igjen til @aben, ipe-
peoe nosfaa itiae og langiomt. Set
bar UNDER aontraft meo eft al Wsllc-
bpeiis itsrre observation-disclosures, at
Wtinf &c Gonba eiorOe lit popelige
Sop.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-12
Hun pukntn.
Welfiennf MamS Srufnet.

%elf1e1of Wlnn0 0rMfnef. Sobr
Nelior, Ell al IAN Gountps beoit
fienote WSrno, or iorlenen nnber
Sabning orlltnct / Gnemp Smim
Safe.
Statems StulcnngSpm. SieIec
oen nplie ofilittebe Sfolcccnlus, bar
South Sufota III 1880 Ssrn
lfolepll9tig Iloer. Sette or Ell Sor'
seelie al 1926 oper iorriee Mar.
@alsiteSer paa Snoianerrcicrpa'
tiunen. Nttornep General GalomeI
bar iorleoen paa Sorelpersiel erflp-
ret. at Talgiteber fan oprettes pao
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ON ct til.
itr9ffeligt gntal bpibe Settlere bar
9ano Der.
@aisaplinscu mart iiffer. Sra
Eicrre melbes Den Ace os., at 0eir-
iprboloene De Tar iibite Tiger bar
pGret lGroeles su.,itige for Maisap.
linaen, oa at oennc oueralt burtis
mariner iis Moonina. Wanae Asre
par allerebe uoenior 6are for 6rcit.
Tri 9rrebsser for Niterifplcr.
Rcaicriulen oil bcrciter Jorge Tor. al
ircmmcoisotc Stuoentcr pco aitcn.
lfolcrne / SErpn Oh ANDRE @per. laa.