davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Britain herald., 1917-07-25

are now number of government plans to prevent interruptions mer- chants from mulcting their cus- toner's The city of Manila has en- tered the market as a distributor of canned milk for the benefit of the children of poor families, and is con- templating the purchase of other necessary commodities to protect the Filipino poorer classes. The Woman's club is rushing through plans for a peop1e's Kitchen where the laboring
New Britain herald., 1917-07-25

and public land Is to be put under cu1- tivation, but every piece of availa ble land on military posts and reserva- tions is also to be titled. The post hospital garden on rocky Corregidor will raise enough vegetables this year to feed a thousand men; and other military posts are soon to be inves- tigated as to their adaptability to agri- culture. The agricultural training of school boys, the richness of Philippine soil, and the possibility of harvesting
New Britain herald., 1917-07-25

1 shows, in the front row, Assistant Secretary of Commerce Sweet, Judge Covington, Secretary McAdoo, Attor- ney General Gregory and Assistant Secretary Louis F. Post. Facing them is Mr. Camp.
 No. 2 shows MT. McAdoo. MT. Gregory, MT. Post and Secretary o1 Labor Wilson.
 The men in No. 8 (front row) are Judge William Hitz, Representative Kent, Judge Covington, MT. McAdoo-
New Britain herald., 1917-07-25

classes will be able to get we'll balanced meals prepared by expert dieticians at minimum cost. With municipal backing they hope to assist in keeping food prices from becoming prohibitive to the ow-salaried class.
 Women's first aid classes, tele- graphy, wireless. automobile classes are already in full swing. and all the nurses of the islands are organized and ready to contribute their services when called upon.
New Britain herald., 1917-07-25

But perhaps the greatest evidence of Filipino interest in world conditions just now is the fact that the land is being put to work in earnest. Rural credits, warehouses, crop rotation and scientific methods have all contributed to the development of Philippine farming in the past two decades but the spirit of emulation is giving stimulus to the pride of the Filipino in his country's potential wealth. Not only every available acre of private
New Britain herald., 1917-07-25

Filipino insurrecto who would pledge his support to revolt.
 Plan War Economy.
 Plans for war economy are pro- ceeding in the islands side by side with mea sures being taken in this country. Executive order and public sentiment demand strict economy on every hand, careful buying, and the use of native goods where possible in place of imports. Prices are alread dy rising to a very high level, and there
New Britain herald., 1917-07-25

dinner in swell restaurant. Of course these two sailors were men of private means, but the astonished Parisians did not know that. In the photograph are some of our boys in front of the Theater de IOpera in Paris The man kneeling Is a Cana dian soldier.
New Britain herald., 1917-07-25

some of the fair Parisiennes have been enthusiastic enough to kiss our men. but of course the Sammy in Paris remembers the folks at home and repels any such advances. Sanl-
 my Is free with his money, of course. Two of him surprised Paris a few days ago by paying 120 francs for a
New Britain herald., 1917-07-25

"C'est un Sammy" The exc1ama- tion resounds in a Paris street and imm mediately the American sailor or soldier on leave to do a little sight seeing or shopping is surrounded by crowd which insists on shaking hands with him. It is rumored that
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-09-13

.JeZcIi ME macie apctytu, zle
trawicic, albo cie4picie, IA zatwar
dzcnic, wzdecia, bolc glowy. MI
CREME, albo czuc Wan Z ust, hub
tel odbija sic Wan pc jedzeniu,
albo macic niespokojny sen, lub
.~jestcScie nerwowi a1bo melancho-
lijni, cry tez zniecheceni zyciem,
bez energii, uzywajcic Trinera A
merykanski Elixir Gorzkiego Wi
ia. TO prawdziwe lekarstwo zro-
bionc Z gorzkich zi6} leczniczych,
czysci zo}adek, przywraca apetyt,
pomaga trawicniu, doda zycia ner
won j odnowi Wasza zywotna 81
lie ciala. Cena $1,W W aptckach.
Czy cierpicie ma reumatyzm albo
neuralgia j sadzicie, re mic tych
boil usunac ME moze, sprobujcie
Trinera Liniment! Jest to bardzo
shiny preparat, mala ilosc tegoz
DUO zrobi. Take PREY zwichnie-
ciach, nadwyrezeniach, sztywnych
cz}onkach, opuchnieciu it'd. PREY
niesie to lekarstwo zadziwiajaca
ulge. Cena % i SOC W aptekach,
poczta 35 j 6Oc. Jos. Triner wielkO
wytw6rca lekarstw, 1333-1339 s.
Ashland ave-, Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-09-13
'PIERWSZY MR6Z WYRZADZA
WIELE SZKODY.

Mr6z kt6ry pierwszy a W ma
sci okolicy nawicdzil mas W tym
sczanie W nocy L niedzicli ia po-
niedzia}ck narobil wiclc szkody W
ogrodowiznic W micScic i ia far
mach. kukurydza, kt6ra ojrze--
wala powell takzc u%cicrpia}a cd
mrozu. Najnizsza temperature ia
ka byla tel nocy, wynosi|a 81 stop
nj 20 mad zero - jcden stopien
ponizcj zmrozcnia. w micScic W
niekt0rych micjscach mroz ME H.
szkodzi} warzyw. Jablka ma drzc
wach tel ME ucicrpialy. Mroz ia
staapil pc ozirbicniu sic po deSz-
ecu
Farmcrzy T. okolicy powiadaJa
lie najwieccj mroz >zkody w.Nrzal.
dill kornic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-09-13
~.
WiadOmOSci
MlEJSC0WE
POSIEDZE-
ME KSIEzY POLSKICH.
Prowincyi St. Pau1siej.

: Prev. ks. kanonik J. Pachol-
ski wyjecha1 W srode do Minnea-
polls, ma nadzwyczajne posiedze
RE ksiezy polskich prowincyi st.
Paulskiej.
Posiedzenie zwo}ane zostalo
przcz Wicl. ks. Gudzka, sckreta-
L Stowarzyszcnia ksiezy, 4 po-
wodu specyalncgo przybycia Maj
prev. ks. Biskupa Pawla p Rho
diego do Minneapolis. - DO Sto-
warzyszcnia naleza take ksieza
polscy L Dakoty.
Razcm Z Prev. ks. Pacholskim
pojcchali do Minneapolis Wie]cb
nj ksieza: J. Grabowski, Jakub
Cara j l.. kufc].
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-09-13
LOS ANGELES, Cal.

Szanowna Rc0akcyo!
Francuski komisarz mowi}, re
Francva obecnic ma 100000 chic
pa W wojnie IA przodzic 0 jc-
den million wieccj anizeIi ia po-
czatku wojny, i re maja W rezcr-
vic lyle chlopa, lie beda mogli ia
ka lose utrzymac ma d}ugi czas
re straty w ludziach sic zmnicj sza
Francuskie woj>ko trzyma 3S3 mi
Iowa linia IA zachodnim przodzlc
80 mile trzymanc przcz Brytanle
I; u mil przez belpijskie wojsko.
Ma poczatku wojny Francya
miala 300 cieZkich strzelb, Il te--
|raz posiada icb al 6 tysiecy: AM
ia poczatku Wojny Wyrabla
iii TRANQUIL: 1900 strza|0w-13>
ii 100000 cirzkich. Strzrlb, pod
lug sprawozdania p. Tardicu-yo o.
bccnic maia 25O.OOO F'rancuzi "a
o~patrzvli zupcEnie w bron i amt
belgijska, yrccka i serbska
;armie i podarowali 500 clrzklch
|strZelb aliantom. F%rancuZi muslc1l
przerabiac j nowych nabudowac
fabrvk przyczcm wydatku pieniez
up"o micli w trzcch latach prZc-
lsz}o S16.5OO.O 900 i w dodatku
amerykanskic wojsko dopomoze
Francvi. Mowia lie Brytania ma
jmiec razem rczcrwa 3,OOO,OOO
wojska.
:, ~PrzepowiadaH, re wojna ma pc
|1rwac od , do 10 lat, L wielka j.
ilcscia straty W ludziach, okretach
i pieniedzach, DO ma Papieza Be
ncdykta XIV propozyc.ye pokojo-
wa Alianci sic zgodzic ME chca re
pOkOJ ME DvfDv StatV: chca ZdS-
warantowac bezpieczenstwo ma
lynn pan1stwom i Polscc. Stany
lZ.jcdn. obiecuja odstawic do Fran
cyi do wo:jny 100000 wojska mic
siecznie bez wszelkiego k}opotu.
Przepowiadaja, ze rok 1918 ma
bye zwyciezkim ola Aliantow, zc
nicmcy mic beda mogli dotrzymac
do listopada, 1913 r. Szczesc b.
re Ameryce i Aliantom azebv POI
ska powstala niezaleznem Panst-
WEN re wszystkich trzech zabo--
row.
Tomasz Nalewaja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-09-13
sPRYTNY BURsZ.

" wiezieniu policyjnem znaJ--
|duje sic oczekujqcy IA ciezka ka
re, niejaki Alfred c. Wheat. Jest
on nietylko z1odziejem ale take
uciekinierem z pod flagi.
q sierpnia przybyl OH do ma Ia
szego miasta okretem z Lacrosse
! przywi6zf z SODA ukradzony ko=
lowiec kt6ry sprzeda} "a 13 dol.
Tamtejsza policya uwiadomila
t~ueejsza o kradziezy. Aresztowa-
no go prawie wtenczas, gdy "a
rad %wojskowy chcial go przy--
trzymac Ola tego re sic podawal
"a oficera wojskowego.
Podlug jego zeznania ucieki OH
cd marynarki w Norfolk, Va. i
|jecha} do Camp Douglas, gdzie Z
|zonatym Zolnierzem zamicni} swe
lcywilne ubranie ma jego uniform
Ia przytem jeszcze Is dolarow o.
trzymaf.
Potem pojecha] do La Crosse
gdzie sobie przywlaszczyl ko}o-
vice. Pc sprzedaniu go pojecha|
do St. Paul, gdzic W hotelu, zmie
Ini} DIVA czeki. w sobote znow tn
przyby}, a poniewaz zarzad woj-.
skowy powatpiewa} a jego rzekc
mel randzc oficerskiej i OTTO 90
W wiezieniu powiatowem wypy.-.
tvwano,, policya sic zjawi}a i wy
st0sowala skarge 0 kradziez.
Zarzad Stan0w Zjedn. POSTAL c
Item zawiadomiony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-09-13
DRAPACZ ZRANII SIZE w
ROLAND,

Drapacz Jung, ktory w przesz-
lynn tygodniu pc Scianie muru
wdrapaf sic IA budynek tutej szej
pocztv, podczas przedstawienia ma
scenic nastepncgo dnia wicczorem
skoczyl W beczu1ke tax niezrecz-
ME lie sobie stlukl kOlano tax bar
dzo zc prZez pcwien czas ME be
die mog} Wystepowac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-09-13
BEDA GWICZENI ABLY SIZE u
DAG DO FRANCYI

Is m}odych ludzi uwiadomio-
nych Ola adjutanta generalneg(
ofisu, przez zarzad pierwszego d!
stryktu w Mankato, MINI, pomit
dry tymi 81 nastepujace nazwis
ka polskie:
Edward lehman,
Mat. Singer.
Sam. Walczak,
Wine Rymarkiewicz,
Leon Newman,
Izydor Smaglik,
Tomasz J. Rock,
Edw. Pet. Olszcwski,
W}ad. Stroinski,
Jan koscielski
Antoni Majkowski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-09-13
POGLOSKI.

II niewiadomcgo zrod}a pusz-
czono tn pogloske pomiedzy go
>podynic dom0w, IL rzad zaprawia
ne konscrwy ob}oZy arcSztcm i
tylko 10 szklanck Ola kazdej fami
Iii zostawi. Pogloska ia ME jest
prawdziwa, zmysli} ia pcwno ja-
ki> nicprzyjacicl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-09-13
TRAMWAJE ZAOPATRZONE
w SKRZYNKI.

Wagony koleji %ulicznej zaopa-
trzone zosta}y teraz W skrzynki,
do kt6rych pasazerowie powinni
PREY wejSciu do wagonu wrzucac
pieniadzc "a przejazd zamiast ,wre
czac jc konduktorowi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-09-13
WYSTAWA ZAPOWIADA SIZE
D0RRZE

Nasza zblizajaca sic wystawa
pobudza daleko i szeroko wielkie
zainteresowanie. Wiele rzeczy ma
w.ystawe juz nadeszlo a zadania
Q listy z premiami wciaz naply--
waja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-09-13
LICENSYE MA SAMOCHODY

w stanie Minnesota wydano W
tym roku $4,000 licensyi ia sa-
mochody = 10 procent wiecej niz
w przesz]ym roku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-09-13
MUsZA OTWoRZYt KANAL.

F1otyla na}adowana ruda, kt6-
IA by}a w drodZc Z st. Paul do St.
Louis, musia]a zatrzymac sic W
Prescott, Wis. Okaza]a sic potrze-
.ba otworzenia kana}u zanim be-
die mog}a dalej jcchac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-09-13
WIECEJ GOSCI Nlz w PRE-
SZLYM ROKU.

Wiclka liczba goSci zwicdziia
wystawc Stanowa w tym roku.
picrwszcgo dnia bylo przcsz}o 115
600 a we wtorek blisko $4,000 H.
hzi ma wyStawic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-09-13
B L SIZE

Jab}ka W naszej okolicy wyda-
~ tax obfitc zniwo W tym roku,
zc W wiclu micjscach navel sic
ich nie zbicra albo uzywa IA pa
sze Ola swim.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-09-13
STRZELEC ZAPLACIL KARE.

Scion polowania rozpocznic sic
W przyszla niedziele. Strzelcom "a
powiada sic obfite strzelanie ka-
eek, DO jak donosza ma ich bye
bardzo wiele. Jeden przedwczes--
ny strzelec, kt6ry sic W przeszla
|sobote wybra} na polowanie 20
stall przez lesniczego Rackaw a
resztowany j " Caledonia ma "a
p}acenie $25 kary skazany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-09-13

iona: Czego ten pies tax wye
zalosnie?
MAJ: Pewnie sic domysla, re
cheese dis sama gotowac obiad,
DO kucharka Odesz}a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-09-13
IDZCIE MA BAZAAR DO SAIL
POD KOSCIOLEM SW.
STANISLAWA K.

W sail pod koScio}em sw. Stanl-
S!awa X. odbywa sic bazaar, Z KIT"
rcyo korzyS>c obr1cona bedzic ma
zakupno nowcyo oItarza. Bazaar
zakoMczy sic dis wicczorrm.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-09-13
ME WOLNO PRZENOSIC Dr.
CZYZNY.

Strzclc0w zawiadamia sic, ii dzl-
czyzny, kt6ra zosta}a ubita W
POI. Dakocie albO W WiscOnsinic
ME wolno przcnosic do tcgo sta
lIu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-09-13
POPISY CRY MA FORTE
PIAN1E.

Dziewrzrta pobierajacc IrkcNc
muzyki W >zkolc PAM C'ecvI1l GA
picv>kiej podpisvwalv Sic we VITO
rex wicczorcm W domu PAM GA
W obccnoSci llcznlc zgro
madzonych gosci re Swych zdoIno
sci jake przcz czas uczeszczan1a
na lckcyc doby}y.
w popisach brady udzia} haste
pujacy:
Eawina kukowska,
Stani>law C'zapiewski,
Estera Rybarczyk,
J6zcfina kukowska,
Amelia Bruska,
lrcna Lessman,
Lcona kukowska,
Percgina Micha}owska,
a & ss- s. L. ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-09-13

Kto wczoraj ME byl MECH dis
ME zaniedba isc ia bazar. Piekne
rzcczy So tam wystawionc. Wstep
wolny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-09-13
ZREZYGNoWAL z URZEDU.

ZREZYGN0WAL z URZEDU.
Sedzia George w. Granger, kto
ry urzedowaf cd - maj ia, 1915 W
trzecim dystrykcie przed}ozyl gu
bernatorowi Burnquist swa rrezy
gnacye.
Chodzi pogloska. re sedziaGran
ger przyja} wielce odpowiedzial-
ne stanowisko rzecznika W klini-
&c zak}adu dra Mayo W Roches-
ter. .s~s ,M
Ma nastepce jego mianowaf gu
bernator pana G. r. Callaghan z
Rochester, kt6ry cd 17go wrzes-
MIA az do p~rzysziych wyborow.
ktore sic odbeda W listopadzie W
przyszlym roku, piastowal urzad
sedziego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-09-13
|Ceny targowe


WlNONA
Pszenica mr.. 2 wioeenna 2.12
ZimOwa......2.O 200
buszel. 10
MSKa- Patent "a beczke$12.4C
Straight SGD
,Jaczlnie6-Nr. 3..I.24 -1.27
6wiezy. OIL. 20
Kukurydza.. Is
Owes
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-09-13
WlAD0MOSCl 0SOBlSTE.
MA PLEBANII STANI-
sLAWoWsKIEJ.

w czwartek przyjechli samo--
ehodem do Wmony, Wiel ks. T.
sWojak, z Wausau,W Wis. i Wiel. ks.
Jan Rolbiecki z Mosinee. Z. powo
du deszczu i lichych drog VIE:
lebni goscie zabawili sic W Vino
ME d}uzej niz to bylo ich zamia-
rem.
--O-O-
Wiel. ks, L. Kufel z La Crosse
-byl W poniedzialek gosciemPrzew
ks. j. Pacholskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-09-13
500 nowych Crepe de
Chene i Ceorgette blu
eek 1925, $780, 1898

Kupilismy to pc %n1ezwykle
scisfej Genie j chcemy VAIN
dac sposobnosc dostania hluz.
Xxi po niczwykfej zn!zce, ia.
niej anizeli kupiliscie kiedy-
ko1wiek przcdtem; cie]iste i
bia4c we wszystkich rozmia-
rach.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-05-09

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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-05-09

Aeaa Saa Franeifco
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-05-09

WENGARTEA b3o5- Ia, low Yols
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-11-28

In q letter to potato grower,
written BY u q. Sweet formerly Of
Colorado but now Of the United States
food administr ion, the letter sa VS.:
81 Personally feel tina the farmer
should do his bit the same as the bust
ness men who are now doing theirs. Z
Doesn't that make you tired The
plain meaning of that sentence il. that
business men. are doing their bit, but
farmers are not. If there is any man
who has done his bit this pas year to II
superlatiye degree, the farmer.
" i. Sweet thinks the farmer should do.
his bit. Good heavens, who raised a
billion more bushels Of cereals and pos.
5tatoes as it the city business men or:
the federal d 1epflrt Inent# of agrierI Eura
or the food administration? Hasn't
time come to stop ssltlTlin .1aers
stop all this misrepres ton, all this
slying bout Wlat farmers are doing: 7;
We think SO, and we think the food adj
Sninistration is u he last agency ia all
the world that should be finding fault
with farmers It. gent lernen you
make rs tired - Invest T. ar1nstead.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-11-28
Ied Ri
81


banquet for the solt liers and sailors
was given AT Holt iin the. rec lission
church on ~ nd Az eyerstn {.
3. Kelsey a pioneer resident of
5GroolSst on, died at his home hurstlag
morning at the gge Of S. years.
Longley county agent for
sKlittsons coun exports tina { over 25, 900
bushels Of potatoes. were lost by sfreez-
ing in the ground as a resul OF the re-.
cent cold way
sharles Lori GrooIssto1 has
been commits stoned ma jjer the 18th
ion Of the Minnesota ONE.
Guard located at Crook ton, BY ain
order issued BY Governor Burnq uist
Lasts week g anne Warden Munich, Of
Crookston arrested three men in Pen
snington county and two near Fossfon
for trappiin out Of season They were
fined So and costs. The warden con-
fiscated 1S5 spelts, mostly nlaskrats
Dr. .rhos Gratzek and wife, Of ST.
Paul, were arrivals Saturday for a
Svisi with the formers ohm
sse1ratzek and 81 and to he'll celebrate
the fortieth anlliy ersary Of heir par
Sents' marriage which occurred on Sum
day, Nov. ttephen Messenger
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-11-28
After the War, What?

49, 4 =
We need more animal IL GODS ana Will
for many Years to come Between war
and adverse climatic conc ions al over
the world production has been reduced
to- the nlailesf volume in many years.
especially when measured BIZ. consump-
tive needs.
Z Even Il the world went On peace.
basis tome meat shortage wouia,
confront its popula ion, and the task Of
reeupe rating hocks and herds ia both
hemisp there's will be a work of many
years. Repetition is a slower process
than depletion.
hence the beef, pork and NUT tonic
feed the teenling mIll titudes of Europe
and America during the mex decade
are Coming from. is pulling tie master
minds Of the industry
The Sheaf desires to mphasize the
certainty Of high prices for every thing
in the shape of live stock or animal
foods during the 1ifesof the present gen
GRAFTON Of producers
No tiller Of American soil can afford
to gnore live stock, either from a
view iooint Of profit or patrio ism.
~
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-11-28

9fiirtat ion viii the painted may
seem moth ling but pure fun: But one
step leads to another and q soon our
Young innocent boy as led on 20 ii Bad
habit on some eious rela tfon The re-
suits will sooner 81 ter i fleet the sol
.dier's lighting power and nay tlarken
his 4 life.
The ggoyernlnen and the army
officers lnderst and the 81 tua ton per-
Ifectly shey are doing their best to
Keen q clean and decent 4 and orderly
area around these cant onnents, lit
active young en- can be tied up like
50 many pet animals They must have
some fling
f there IS ouble of this kind
around these camps it Will be due to
failure Of local sentiment to cooperate
with the army aut horit les. This pro.
lection can be given il penalties are
Melted out In accorda lance with deserts.
The cultures that surround the camps.
should not be. lie off e. with trifiing sem
fences. They should get the limit, so
that they will betake themselves to los
cations where punishmen t is less GER.
tain and drastic.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-11-28
VslItlIreg Of War.

The best and The worst Of human
nature shows up IN war. Willie the
boys are suffering and sacrificing the
vultures Of life are trying to prey on
them and make them more miserable.
Around every army cant torment are the
low sneaks tina are trying to tempt
them to vice. Ftlrtive sellers Of liquor
are pursuing them and painted faced
women are trying to lure them.
The boys will be largely proof
against these sinister temp TIA tons But
one must remember the active and pent
up young blood IN these camps Even
when physically tired their active
minds and bodies crave diversions.
They demand outlet and will be roam
ing the neigh orhood ready FOR al
sture
10 young men of slight experience,
the appeal Of vice will appear quite
plausible and harmlea No evil re-
suit Is apparent from drink that the
pocket peddler furtively produces
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LETTING GEORGEDO Il.
II g otang President National Editorial Association IL
the Mapelton Enterprise. I

citing these DAYS
publishing
publisher
LOYALTY
nnns more from h United Will
him tie
Ihere
al for their self protection % S $500
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Thanksgiving Day.

70 a great man people Thanksgiv-
Ing day simply means eating a big
dinner. Tt used TO be the occasion of
large family home comings, but families
have SO scattered now that this may
not occur. With a great many of us, 1T
is simply one gorgeous feast when we
eat twice too much
Yet we are none of us too busy to
stop bit and think it over. Thanks
giving day was started by orr fore
fathers because they felt the inme slfate
presence in their lives OF d higher
power. Finding pioneer life itterIy-
difficult. they felt their dependence on
a higher power. hen ia Il Ii and
effort was rewarded. they atttlrallaar
felt a desire to return tia nlzs.
81 In our life now, hingsss come to us too
easily. and we form the conviction t hat:
we have done it all ourselves Really
we have done but little ourselves. The
community has given us many of the
formative nfluences that shaped our
lives toward success. We owe greatly
to schools and churches and social IN
5IueHeeS that others nave created And
it al comes back to God who giveth ali
things.
So LET us just stop 4 moment and
think it over. e owe gratitude for
good gifts to the source from whence
they come. Il life has brought
hap ,iiness and blessings as it, has to
most OF us, lei. us give thanks for them.
Ifff71ta ear has brought anxiety OF so1.-
roWas1sa let us sti think IA oW many good
things we have. how much worse others
are faring, and how few Of our fears
afeeva1' realized.
Mere thought of course never go far
in this world. We must Go some thing
too. The thankful heart is not com
plete unless it looks around and tries
fosgslve some one else reasons for thank
fuiness. There are plenty Of those
albosIt us who need nlinistra tons OF
good cheer. How easily we can give
them, aud how much happier such an
occasion is for such acts.
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Buy Red Cross Seals.

The Christmas season is a1most here!
and with it the annual sale OF the
Christmas Red Cross seals The pro-
5eeeds are fo. be used this veal g al
wayssin The Ga mp ttuber-
.culosis. Practically all the funds are
used within the state for estab Fishing
sanatoriuns defraying expenses Of
nstration nurses, sending out lit
seratufe and providing free ali sensar-
les and fresh air rooms for persons
afflicted with this disease. Buy Red
Cross seals and hell he war
against the White Plague. ssI
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He VARS TN Gs
PLAN III DRTeI LEE d IS

he wings plan 81 oVided for is
the bond act of Sepfe 1nber "a I.
gees into operation n ond u, December.
GoVeIllnae mt Ger ties of indebt-
'edness are to be sold ii two sla,laulii. !.
nat "a costing % cents
each and war lgs stamps costing
from So 81 % according to ale
of pure
ISL III til Of tIlrift Inns ar.a
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ssyed. L,ith. Church 81 wa r.f

- Thanksgiving program viii be rem
dered on Thursday evening at 8; o,cloek
Prof G.. g. Ejostrand will speak, The
.annua Offering; n orth Star College
VII thens be ia lser very one al e.
welcome to attend this program.