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La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-08-23
Il DEGENERATE
DEFINISCE LA FEDERAZIONE UNA ISTITUZIONE ID
TEPPISTI, AUSPICE IL Cav. C. C. A. BALDI

Neepoca del Comtato della Mobilazione Civle la Fede
razione decise d dare denaro accoo per Opedae aano
ALA Croce Rossa al ondo per famgfe del rchamat II de-
generate, che allora per aaccae Cav c. c. A Bald
faceva sugge occasone prendendo alto tai deliberate
fece scvere eeracomunicato dial adro d francobo
ma D. S. per scagarsi conto la Federazone ed Pre-
sdente.
ALA lettera del ladro di francoboi ci voeva commeno
del degenerate che dopo dcharao d
dar agOne D. S. Qeggi degenerato ed aggnto essee do
dare ALA para ale famige del richamat in quel
rscontIo quano pu 81 poesse raccoGere conchiudeva:
MOI samO cert che quaIunque potesse scrvere in
OppOsiziOne ALA deliberations che stata presa auspce
GRANDE c. c. A. Badi dala FederazOne itaana
be altrO che fare opera sempcemene ANCHE NELA
FEDERAZIONE IMPERA LA TEPPA ED ALE PERSONE
DI BUON sense NON CONVENE PROPRIO SCENDERE
AID OGNI MODO A CONIPETENZA CON ESSA Per0 ricordi
OgnunO che lie acque orbde del toren pena poc
VITA ed al del temperate deve sopra Ogn aa
prendere dominic la agOnevoezza delordnarO tempo
reno ecc. ecc
Secondo il degenerate Cav G. A. Bald vol Ia vostra
Federazone appresentate acque Orbde del tOen pie
pItalian Redistribution Committee rappresenta nvece
perche vol accate tonfo prognostcato a adro
ancobol in modo che, disutto Vol la vostra stuzone
la ragonevoezza rprenda dominic deIordnaro tempo Sc
reno
Queg che di vol atra volta paava cos coui che oggi
vi dfende Deci Cav. c. c. A. Bald vol orgogoso
di tanto dfensore?
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-08-23

di parlare di santuario domesti-
co, aveVa sOddisfatto fno al CEN
teSimo j contrattori Vincenzo De
Santi e Sante Cossa che gil ave-
vano costruito il building della
Voce del POpolo.
Ma a che ripetere ancora cose
gia dette? OTamai tutti sono con
vintl della pravita dele intenzio-
nj del mestierante ricattatore mel
tentative stolto di menomare la
figura di Giuseppe Di Silvestro;
ma del diversi capi d'accusa non
e rimasta neppure la benche mi
nina traccia.
Era naturale quindi che il Cav.
C. c. A. Baldi, prima di affdar-
81 ad un simile sostenitore della
sua causa, dovesse rimanere a
lungo titubante. E Sc ALA fine 81 e
dovuto decidere ad assoldarlo, e
state perche non ha potuto tro-
ware di meglio.
Ed ecco che la "Cloaca", che
altrimenti sarebbe gia sepolta, ha
potuto prolungare ancora di po-
che settimane la vergognosa esi-
stenza.
- - 81
II degenerate, ricevuta l'offa
ed il comando, non sapeva come
cominciaTe. Egli ricordava clio
che aveva scritto del Cav. C. C.
A. Baldi qualche ammo ia e, non
perche gil ripUgnasse la contrad-
dizione, ma per timore del pub
blico, incomincio da principle a
mantenersi sulle linee general.
Ma piu tardi, forse perche CO.
strettovi da chi 10 pagava, vinse
lie prime titubanze 81 mise ri
solutamente sotto la Sierra del
nuovo padrone. E cosi 81 diede a
criticare senza ritegno il sistema
di lotta, initiate per Pemancipa-
zione coloniale, dai migliori con
nazionali.
Ma tutti i difetti e lutte Ie
manchevolezze del component il
Comitato suddetto; la moralita
ed onesta piu o memo discutibile
di essi; il sistema di lotta corret-
to 0 scorretto non riusciranno
mai a far dimenticare che il de-
generate straccione, oggi sire
nuo difensore, altra volta scrive-
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-08-23

pc Iacolucci, apparsa uItimamen-
te, anche sulle colonne della "Vo-
ce della Colonia," costituisce una
altra prova lampante che il de
generate, nella sua opera diffa-
matoria, non ne ha imbrOccata
una. E moi siamo sicWi che la di-
fesa che ha assunta del Cav. c.
c. A. Baldi, nuocera infnitamen-
te a costui, e Sc 81 dovesse esser
giusti, non Baldi ma PItaiian Re
construction COmmitte dovrebbe
essere a gcttargli Poffa nelle can
ne insaziabili.
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-08-23
UNA DICHIARAZIONE
DEL SIG. IACOLICCI

I'm giOrnaIe settimanaIe di qui
reproduce una mia lettera pub
bHcata Oltre otto ami fa, duran
te una polemica giOrnalistica ira
SigHOri fratelh Di Silyestro
me.
TengO q dichiarare:
Dmante Ia pOlemica, tantO 10
quant0 il gioruaIe LA V0ce del
POpOl0" ne dicemmO di cote
di crude, terminand0 Ia yerten-
"a con arresti c minacce di peg
giO;
Che Ia pOlemica nacque in Oc-
casiOne della nOmina di un Conf
tatO c0l0niale per PEspOsiMOne
InternaZiOnale a Roma comm
clio con mO scambiO di parole
piuttOstO vivaci, terminandO CO.
me usualmente terminanO lie pO-
Iemiche ira genie di razza latina.
giungcndO agH estreHii; iR
f qui mi 81 permetta denetare
che j vari capi di accusa cOntrO /
signOri Giuseppe e Giovanni ~
SilvestrO eranO basati SUI infOr-
maziOni fOrnitemi da lOrO neHi-
ci. In buOna fede lie credetti we're
genuine; con mia sOrpresa le
trovai aSsOlutamente false, in
quantO potesserO intaccare Ia re-
putaziOne del signOri fratelli Di
Silvestro: fui burlatO ne pagai
il flo.
Che prima del malinteSo eSi-
steva fra moi, piu che amiciZia-
affettO fraternO, pOiche, 10 dicO
ad OnOr del verO, non ebbi mai a
dubitare della sincerita e dell'O-
nesta di Giuseppe Giovanni Di
SilveStrO nella lOtta da eSSi intra-
presa per purgare la cOlOnia da
spudOrati speculatOri, da imbrO--
gliOni d'altO bOrdO;
Che cesSata la causa, finirOnO
gli effetti della pOlemica e ira moi
di nuOvO ritOrn0 duplicata fami-
ciZia sincera, disinteressata. pro
priO quandO essi ed 10 ci trOva-
vamO suii'OrlO del precipiziO,
spintivi dal genio malelicO colo
male;
Che sc la pubblicaZiOne della
mia lettera di otto ami fa mira
suscitare discOrdia fra i signO-
| ri Giuseppe e Giovanni Di SiIve-
strO G me, pOSsO aSsicurare redi-
tore del settimanaIe che egli
sDreca invanO dell'inchiOstrO G
fa, come suol dirsi, un bucO nell
I'acqua. L'esperienza del passa-
to ci ma insegnatO a stare in guar
dia specie da chi ha interesse a
seminar ziZZanie.
G.. IacOlucci."
Anche Iacolucci, nelParticOlo.
polemico contro Di Silvestro,
per il fatto della carta di citta-
dinanza, scriveva a suo tempo
InelParticolo polemico riportato
dial degenerate: 10 10 so, ma e
necessario che egli 10 dica, perche
Iacolucci stesso sapeva della SEQ
perta del Di Silvestro della lie
galita della carta dele pratt
che che costui stava facendo fin
dial 1909 e non dial mario 1910,
quando Di Silvestro spontanea-
mente 81 presentava in Corte q
rifutare la carta. Ne egli e tenu-
to a rivelare quale flu Pincidente
avvenutO prOpriO in Camden,
perche non esercitando egli Pin
fame mestiere della spia, come IA
Ill degenerate per conto del'Au-
stria, non intende compromette-
re persone.
II lurido frequentatore del piu
abbietti lupanari ripete ancora
una volta la stupida storiella del
! la biada, pur convinto di non a
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-08-23
Il DEGENERATE sulp 0rl0 DELI abiSsO,
GIUOCA DISPERATAMENTE LULTINA CARTA

vinto che certe difese danneggia-
no piuttosto che giovare e che
moi gil altri siamo persuasi che
queste difese sono pagate lauta-
mente perche ognuno sa che il
degenerate non ia niente per
niente, specialmente dopo avere
eruttato certi giudizii che oggi
deve rimangiare insieme ALTAR
gent di cui viene fornito?
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-08-23

In ogm mOdO, 81 SaTebberO pO-
TUT Tiesumare, oltre ALA Iisposta
allattacco di Iacolucci, tutti gil
articoli polemici di Giovanni Di
Silvestro non solo, ma anche di
Giuseppe che fnmava con 10 pseu-
domino di Alpha.
In quegli articoh il pubblico a
vrebhe potuto rilevare le dichia-
razioni di coloro che smentivano
Paddehito, che del resto non CO.
stituiva manchevolezza, di lavom
tipografici della Corte Amerigo
Nespucci.
Il Di Silvestro piu volte 81 era
rifutato di eseguire lavori di
stampa per quella Corte; ed il
pubblico avrebbe avuto campo di
leggere una dichiarazione di sti-
ma e di fiducia della Ditta Ed
ward Whitehill con cui Giuseppe
Di Silvestro ha lavorato per un
peiodo di 4 ami, i cui COM
ponenti fmono testimoni a suo
favore nella causa Naselh, di-
chiarazione che fu ripubbIicata
anche a gennaio scorso allora
Quando m ragionieTe malvagio,
ladro, aveva ripetuto Pallusione
che disse aver sentita dial dege-
neratO.
La pubblichiamo di nuovo per
dimostrare ancora una volta che
questo ViliSsimo mestierante,
questo faabutto che ha perduto
ogni sense di pudore di onora-
biIita, nella sua opera infame di
,basso prezzolato, ha una mira
TcoStante: quella di affermare ii
falso, per potter gustare poi la fe-
|roce soddisfazione di nuocere al
'i'alTui reputaZione.
"Riceviamo pubblichiamO:
Sig. T. CatalanO, direttore
de La VOce della CoIOnia.
Caro- CatalanO,
Qualche fWfante, nell'intentO,
fOrse, di distrarre Paltrui atten-
zione sulle prOprie gesta con 81
dice di un TiziO e di un CaiO, vOr-
rebbe OffuScare la OnOrabilita di
chi 81 trOva trOppO in alto perche
lie velenOSe inside di vendetta
pOSSanO cOntaminarlO.
III pregO di pubblicare inte-
gralmente, mel suO testO ingle-
Sc, perche non perda nuIla della
sua OriginaIita, la Seguente di-
chiaraZione che la ditta Edward
| Whitehill, per la quaIe lavOrai
circa 4 ami, mi rilasciava il 19
mario 1910, senZa PintrOmiSsiO-
ne di alcun reverendO.
GiOva nOtare anche, che il ca
pO di delta Ditta, Mr.. WhitehiIl,
nella causa Naselli-T -Tresca-Di Sill
vestrO rese Ia piu lusinghiera te-
( stimOnianZa sui patrimOniO mo-
rale del sOttOscTittO, Senza la rae
cOmandaziOne del quale non a.
vrebbe presO altri agent italiani
che hannO poi IavOratO con lui.
Questa dichiaraZiOne fu pub
blicata altra volta su la VOce
del POpOlo" G Sc la ripubblicO 10
fO per metterla soto il grugnO
di alcuni bOllati.
"EDWARD WHITEHILL
Furniture, Carpets,
and Household Goods
GIG Market st.
610 Commerce Street
PhiIa., Pa, 3-19-10
To whom it will may concern
This will certify that JOS.
A. Di SilvestrO was in our
employ as solicitor and col
lectOr for about four years.
We found him to be honest,
sober and Industrious and
recommend him with the
best terms. He left on his
own accord to enter the
Newspaper business.
Yours very truly
E. Whitehill."
Grazie della pubblicaziOne G
credimi
Giuseppe Di SiIvestrO." :"
Del resto la seguente franca c
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va del Cav. G. G. A. Baldi che
era meritevOle di un berrettO a
righe della catena al piede.
difetti e lie manchevolezze altlui,
dunque, non potevano annienta-
re il patrimonio morale del Cav.
c. G. A. Baldi, cosi bene illustra-
to per il passato dial degenerate
. IS #
CircOla una Voce per la colo
MIA, la quale assicura che al due
sobillatori del degenerate, mono
polizzatori di sincelita, - ahi-
me, lie file 81 sono spaventosa-
mente assottigliate! - 81 sia ag-
giunta un'altra torbida fgura, un
mangiatore di abbonamenti di
scene illustrate di forbici colo
Mali. e possible.
II simile cerca il proprio SINH
le; il ladrO 81 associa al pToprio
collega; ogni degenerate cerca la
compagnia di un altro degene-
ratio.
E questa nuovarrecluta forni-
see al ladro di francobolli ritagli
di vecchi giornali, di cui costui
81 serve per pubblicare attacchi
fatti motif ami addietro al fra
tell Di Silvestro e smentiti So
lennemente. Ma Sc il mascalzone
che vive di ricatti e di dedizioni
avesse in minima parte il sense
della propria Tesponsabilita, pub
blicherebbe anche lie risposte a
quegli attacchi, facendole segui-
re magari dai suoi COMMENT We
lenosi, e cosi il pubblico potrebbe
formarsi un convincimento pro-
prio.
Certamente non e detto che,
allorquando un galantuomo viene
attaccato gil 81 ripetono per
dieci volte lie stesse accuse, debba
ripetere le stesse cose in sua di-
fesa.
ST dovrebbe fare per la gente
sopraggiunta piu tardi, la quale
potrebbe in certa maniera i'm
pressionarsi, ma moi non voglia-
mo fare il giuoco del sudicio ma
scalZone.
Del resto nostri amici, fra
tell Di Silvestro, sono abbastan-
zanoti, perche 81 possa abboccaTe
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-03-16

installation, as well as that of the 9th
er officers, will occur the second We'd
nesday in the month of April.
Practically since the formation Of
the local lodge, Mr. Porter has been
extremely interested in its affairs and
has always been hard worker. He
has served In several Of the chairs
and will undoubtedly make an excel
lent presiding officer. He is an &C
countant in the local Offices OF the
Pennsylvania railroad.
Other officers elected Wednesday
evening are as follows:
-Dictator-Charles Sapp.
Prelate-Lawrence Sapp. ..
Treasurer-James G. Plat.
Inner Guard-Harold Matheson.
Outer Guard-William F. Kirsh.
Trustee-Clyde l.. Brentlinger.
Delegate to supreme council-Har-
ley Lemasters.
Alternate to supreme council-Ned
w. Tiger.
Harley Lemasters is completing his
second successful year as dictator OF
the local Moose lodge. He was re
elected to the position after serving
one year.
Leroy G. Mayer, secretary, was
elected one year ago to three-year
term.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-03-16

John o. Jones of this city went tc
Gambler ON business Wednesday.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-03-16
COLUMBUS ALL-sTARs
SEEK GAME WITH LOCAL HIGH
QUINTET

1t is understood that Manager Hen
dirk OF the local high school basket
ball team is In receipt of letter from
the manager Of the All-Stars of Co
lumbus asking for a game to be played
at Mt. Vernon at any available date.
In the letter, the manager Of the
Al-Stars stated that they would give
the locals good game and would
come whenever it would be conven-
lent.
The All-Star team is composed of
the FIVE best basketball men Of all
members of the high school teams Of
Columbus, excluding the North high
school.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-03-16
Judge F. o. Levering and Charles

Judge F. o. Levering and Charles
C. Iams of this city went to Columbus
Wednesday to spend few days.
Miss Louise Vannatta, who attends
high school here, went to her home in
Hunts Wednesday.
Roy Robbins has departed for his
home in Grand Rapids, Mich. after a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Russell.
Mrs. Mary B. Matthews returned
Wednesday to her home in GAINESVILLE
after visit with Mrs. Paul Turner OF
Mansfield avenue and Mrs. Laura
Smith of Ringold street, her sisters.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-03-16
Gin
CLUB ORGANIZED; WANT 25 MEM
BERs; PLAN A RANGE NEAR
CAMP SYCHAR.

The Knox County Gun club sprang
into being Wednesday evening at a
meeting held in Harry Bunn's Office
There were about 18 present and a
membership committee appointed,
composed of Justin Devalon and Frank
Van Voorbis, to secure at least 20
members-
When rs members have been Sc
cured, a meeting will be held In the
chamber OF commerce headquarters
and an organization win be effected.
The members Of the club expect to
lease ground for range near Camp
Sychar.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-03-16

A. Hosack has filed his firth partial
account. IL shows $3,200.41 received,
$3,511.95 paid out, leaving s311.54 as
q balance due executor and trustee.
Marriage Licenses
Thomas McNiece. laborer, and Rosa
Nj. Beaman, both of Mt. Vernon.
Squire Walter G.. Harris.
Hoy Bishop, farmer, Wayne town
ship, and Gertrude Grossman, teach.
er, Pike township. Rev Fl. M. Noble
Guardian Named
w. H. Turner has been named
guardian of Margaret Hartman, an
imbecile. giving bond in the sum of
$11, 900 with Mary M. Turner, Norman
G. Turner and Desault h. Kirk as
sureties.
Deeds Filed
C. C. Arlington to r. ]. Earlywine,
1 acre in Morgan. ST..
Prentice M. Booth to Bannie Booth,
80 acres in Middlebury, $40.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-03-16
SOUTH DAKOTA FLOOR
MEN ARE MEETING

Huron, S. d., March 15-Basketbali
teams representing high schools
throughout South Dakota gathered
here today for the sixth annual tour
nament to decide the state interscho-
lastic championship. Huron college
is entertaining the tournament. which
this year is to extend over three days
because Of the largo number Of con-
testing teams.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-03-16
RESIDED HERE WITH
HER HUSBAND, 49, -'04
Was Instrumental In Plas-
tering Old Home North
Of The City


report the death of Mrs. Daniel Decat-
UT Emmett, widow of the minstrel
who wrote "Dixie." Mrs. Emmett was
81 years of age. Her death occurred
Monday and burial was made in Chi
cago Wednesday.
To the Rev. William e. Hull, rector
of st. Paul's Episcopal church of this
city, who possesses one of two authen-
tic histories of the life of Daniel De-
dictated by the minstrel himself at
his home north of this city and was
later reviewed by the late Mrs. EN-
NETT who made some interlineations
in her own handwriting, The Banner
is indebted for information concern
ing the latter.
Mrs. Emmett was the second wife
of Daniel Decatur Emmett and she, in
turn, had been previously married.
Her maiden name was Mary Louise
Brewer She married a Mr.. Bird to
whom she bore two daughters. She
was of English descent, although of
American parentage. She resided in
New York City, later removing to Chi
cago. In New York, she was a mem
ber of the old Trinity parish.
Her daughters were Mrs. Mary
Marr and Mrs. w. j. Evans, both OF
Chicago, Ill. She was united in mar
riage to Daniel Decatur Emmett on
Oct. 16. 1879 At that time she lived
in Chicago. Her husband had de-
sire for his native heath and came to
Mt. Vernon, purchasing an acre north
of the city on July 5, 1888. For a
time, he kept bachelors hall, eating
sometimes with his sister. His wife
still lived in Chicago. She made a
trip to Mt Vernon and decided to
come here and reside with her hus-
band.
The old Emmett home, destroyed
several years ago by fire, was original
ly constructed Of rough logs and it
was Mrs. Emmett who had it plaster
ed and weatherboard placed thereon.
She remained with her husband until
his death, on June 28, 1904, returning
to Chicago at that time and taking up
residence with her daughter, Mrs.
Mary Mari, Subsequently, she went
to dwell with her other daughter, Mrs.
w. ]. Evans, also of Chicago, where
her death occurred Monday.
Daniel Decatur Emmett's first wife
was Miss Katherine Rives. She was
also born in New York and also died
in Chicago, May 8, 1875. She was bur
led in Mt. Vernon. This marriage was
solemnized either in 1852 or 1853.
Although Daniel Decatur Emmett
had no children by either wife, there
grew up between him and his second
wife's children the warmest friend
ship and affection.
Commenting Thursday morning or
Mrs. Emmett's death, the Rev. Mr.
Hull stated that she was woman o
Christian principles, Of culture and re
finement. He stated that he possess
es a number of letters written by hel
and that the sentiments in these are
of the sweetest and most kindly sor
imaginable.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-03-16
Hiawatha Lodge Of Moose
Elects Officers
TO INSTALL IN APRIL
New Leader Has Been Active In The
Affairs OF Local Order For Sew.
eral Years And ls Well
Qualified For The
Position

Robert S. Porter is the new dicta-
tor of Hiawatha Lodge, No. S24, 10y
al Order of Moose.
Mr.. Porter was elected to this high
position at the regular meeting We'd
nesday night of the local lodge. His
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-03-16
Hines Will Admitted

The will of the late James Hines
has been admitted to probate.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-03-16

Appraisement Ordered
An appraisement has been ordered
In the petition to sell real estate Of
s. e. Harris, guardian of Alva j. Har-
ris, minor, vs.. His Ward.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-03-16
First Partial

First Partial
A first partial account has been
fled by Banner M. Allen. trustee Of
Elinor Delano Shealey, under the will
of Elizabeth Delano. 1t shows s1.1S1.-
SO received and paid out.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-03-16

Account Filed
8. s. and A. c. Simpson, executors
OF James A Simpson, have filed a
first partial account 1t shows $3.03s.-
n received, $2,66s.5s paid out, leaving
a balance due estate Of $369.SS-
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-03-16
Administrator Appointed

Edwin ]. Smith of Mt. Vernon has
been appointed administrator OF
James Hines, giving bond in the sum
OF $500 with Mrs. E. ]. Smith and Fl.
Bowman as sureties.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1917-11-21
TEACH LOVE FOR THE FLAG
country's Youth Must Be Educated to
Reverence Emblem for Which
Brave Soldiers Died.

Memorial day is with us once again.
In the cities, towns and villages of our
nation the staunch old soldiers of the
Grand Army Of the Republic march
under the folds of Old Glory to dec
crate with flowers the graves of their
comrades. With them at the Gene
teries where thousands of the little
marker flags flutter in the May
breezes, indicating the last resting
places of those who bravely met the
call when their country needed them,
gather the Sons Of Veterans, Daugh-
tiers of Veterans, Relief Corps, Span
fsh War Veterans and various other
military organizations, and-one must
not forget them-the children. It will
be observed as have been the manv
Memorial days that have preceded it,
but it is not the same On this Mem
orfal day in 1917 our country faces a
situation of mOmentous importance.
filed with gravest dangers as we'll as
greatest hopes for the future.
For those sleeping beneath the sod
the roar Of the battle is over the
thunder of the great guns is no more.
But for these young men and women
and for the children who gather with
the veterans what lies in store? Love
Tor the flag that waves above the
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1917-11-21

become of the old cow" The general
opinion was that we had seen the last
of her. On the morning Of the fourth
day, father, my brother and I took a
walk over the field to see if we could
find any trace of her. We saw many
terrible sights. Dead soldiers were
lying around thick; dead horses, and
many cowskins and heads; from this
last we soon came to the conclusion
that our COW had been killed for food
like the rest, so we gave her up. AS
we were eating supper one evening a
week or more after the battle, we
heard a familiar believing in the
street. Everybody sprang from the
table and rushed out. There stood our
dear old cow, looking, as happy as it is
possible for COW to look at being
home again. Next day we discov-
cred that she had bullethole in her
neck and one in her side. She was
not severely hurt, however, and both
bullets came out eventually. We found
out later that all the COWS in that par
ticular field had got out in some way
the first day of the fight and had wan
dered off about ten miles from town,
beyond the firing line. After the bat
tie they all found their way back to
town.-Albertus McCreary, in Nc
Clure's.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1917-11-21
YES! MAGICALLY!
C0RNS LIFT OUT
WITH FINGERS

You say to the drug store man,
"Give me a small bottle of freezone.' ~
This will cost very little but will
positively remove every hard or soft
corn or callus from ones feet.
A few drops Of this new ether COM
pound applied directly upon a tender,
aching corn relieves the soreness in
stantly, and soon the entire corn or
callus, root and all, dries up and can
be lifted off with the fingers.
This new way to rid ones feet of
corns was introduced by Cincinnati
man, who says that freezone dries in
moment, and simply shrivels up the
corn or callus without irritating the
surrounding skin.
If your druggist hasn't any freezone
tell him to order a small bottle from
his wholesale drug house for you.-adv
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1917-11-21
To Keep Mexican Art.

The taking from Mexico without gov
eminent authorization of objects of art
or archaeological interest which have
been in the churches has been strictly
prohibited Oh the ground that such OBJ
jects are the property of the nation.
Copies or duplicates must be approved
before they can be exported. Three
carloads of alleged antiquities and OBJ
jects of art recently shipped from
Mexico City to the United States have
been stopped at Laredo under the rul-
ing. The shipment will be examined
by IN agent Of the director of arts.