davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-02
Aresztowania " Polsce.
Kopenhaga, 2 sierpnia. - NJ

>1wo n<nb " War>zawir. {.odZi
innvch mia>tarh Pul>ki. ZoS1al"
arc>ztuW&nyrh prz"z w|adzc ME
nGicckir; 81 one podrjrzalr " H.
t1zymywanir >1o>unkow genera
lem riI>uG>kim. .jak wiadomn. by
~ ten ur"aniza1or / dow"rZca Ir
vi"now prZrt kilku dniaMi zostaf
;,rr>ltrNanH. kirdy >1aral sic Wy
ircl,ar Il P"I>ki "a fal>zNwvm pa>z
por1rn. \i,mirvkir w|adzr. "yla-
>zaj4. ir oirzy'na|y dow"dy. T.
liI>ud>ki hy "rrpuh'ikHll>knn
>pi>kowrrm zr >vmpatyami I;,l
Ro>yi. .#.... .t-y
powvz>zv telegram poda.la tu-
1ri>zr ya*r1v an"ir|>kir nirmirr
lir: W nirmirrkiri Illinois S1aat>
Zri,un" Wzmianka o l'iI>1ldsklm
zawirra >zydrrrzr p"m'r>zrzrnl'
VI ru,lzy>lowir 1ytulu wcnrraFa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-02
NOWlNY
TELECRAFlCZNE.
Zako1czenie konferencyi "
: Paryzu.
Oncgla.j
Paryz, 2 sierpnia.

-
zakolczvIa sic konfercncya mo-
r"r>1w >przymierzonych po "znaj-
mirniu zr Nadrcydowano wojne
rrowadzic dalrj dop6ki sic ME o.
>iayni" .jrj crlIw. Drk|aracya, kt@
r4 przyjrto jvdnoy|o>uic brzmi:
Mocarstwa SprzHmi"rzonr vie
c",j niz kjrdyIoIwick zjrdnoczon"
d" obronv praw ludlow. zW|a>zrza
IA polwy>pic baIkan>kim. sd zdr-
rvdowanc ME zIoZyc hroni, dop1-
ki ME oSiayna ccIu. kt1ry W ich
orzarh przcwyZ>za wszyStkic innc
- Il mianowicic. HZchv stal sic re
rza nirmozliwa powr6t do k,vmi-
naInrch a@rc>ywnych zaprd1w ia
krh. Ia jake odpowicdzia|no>c
>padA Ma mucarStWa ccntrall!c.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-02
Fata]ny wypadek.

Toledo, o. Frank kwiatkowski,
LEGACY 10 lat, 155 III. Everett,
zmarl W >zpitalu powodu rany
otrzymanej zdaje sic podczas boj
XII ia rosu ulic Huron jackson,
jaka powodu CRY dnia 3Oeo czer
wca W nocy pow>tala kwiatkow-
ski opowiada} dctektywom Palic
kicmu i Neutrality-suspicious., Zc IL
dcrzyl 90 ktoS ccgla W glove. u jc
90 opowiadania wynika. zc MALE
zal on do uczcstnik6w b6jki. pod
czas kt0rcj rdwnirz MurzvnJamcs
Thompson fatalnic pokalcczony
zOstal.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-02
Przyznal sic do morderstwa.

Jozef Sinak. 1l65 w. 1Sta i'll.
przyzna| sic oneydaj poruczniko-
wi karolowi Larkinowi do zamor
dowania Antonicgo ko>a. 143 s.
Throop nj. Grzcgorz Simak: 1922
May il. bratanck .]6zcfa, mowil.
re Kos .napadl na nic=o zaczal
okladat go picScia. J6zef Simak
zczna}. zc >ly>zal wolania bratan-
ka 0 pomoc. wybicgl mic>zkania
a willac kosa yoniacego Grzcgo-
RIA. wvpalil T. rcwolwcru. WI
dial ON jak hos upadl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-02
Sprzynierzehcy ustapia z
terytoyum Crecyi
ParYz, 2 sierpnia.

Paryz, slerpnla. - koniclrn-
eva pan>tw >przymicrzonych od-
hytn W ParyZu po>tanowila wyco
fac woi>ka Sprzymicrzonych ca
lei prowinryi TrSalii Epiru. Jc-
dynic maly trGikat pomicdzy dro
ga Santa Quaranta, EpiruScm Il
yranira zo>tanic W okupacyj w"l
>k"wrj Wloch1w, c!wilna adm'--
ni>tracva za>. b!dzic yrccka. Row
uicz zatrzymaja SprZymirrzcncy
rza>owo podstawv opcracyjnc w"l
>kowc i maryuarskic IA wy>pic
kort'u.
Wvcofanir to woj>k ME zmicni
W niczem >ytuacyi wojskowcj na
froncic macedon>kim, ydyz villas
,iwy front znajdujc sic W Mace
.lonii SrrbSkicj.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-02
Woiownicze kobiety.

W rcZnltaclc nicporoZ'lmlcnla
dwu kobirt. W >zpitaluEnglewood
l. prknirta czaszka. z}amanym no
sem podbitemi oczyma znajdujr
sic W|adv>law Skayilas, zam. pnr
1874 SO. Hermitage ave. Jcdna
dziclna mar>owianka cryla udc-
rzyIa Michaline Brazan>ka. lat 2S.
zam. pm. 1910 50. MarShficId ave.
Wmir>zal sic do >przcczki Skagi-
las. wtencza> take wmic>zalo sic
ki'ku innych mtzcZyzn biorac Ska
yi|asa W "broty .Rannym zaopick"
wal sic dr. $. Rrenza. n., ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-02
''Samn,ies'' = we Francyi.
Paryz, e sierpnia.

ParyZ, Z slerpnla. = SltrZant
Andrew {. Campbell c>kas}ryli
Lafavettr. - byly mir>zkanicc
lnlaSta Chicago = Zo>tal uwladO-
minn\-. Zr W uZnaniu IA jeyo bO-
hatcr>1Wo madame mu fl'ancu>ki
IirzHz w"iennH. 49,
RGwnucZpSnic <t'lHncuSki dcpar-
lament wo.jny oznajmia. IL sicr-
zant John Armstrong FiEadc}fii
"pul>zcza r>kadryle. by przy|acz!yt
>it. do SIT abu oficerHw .amervkan
>liirh awiatyki p1.zy generate Per
>Iins.
4 obozul r>kadryli Lafayette do
nir>iollo o bitwir StocZoncj prZeZ
kaprala Roberta l.. Rockwclla T.
Ninvina11i L pewnvm biplanem ME
n,ieckim W pocza1karh biezacego
tvyo,inia. ...... ..-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-02
Wypedzaja gornikow cudzo.
ziiel1cow.

Flat River, Mo. PrzyszIo tn DO
tax wielkich rozruch6w 4 powodu
zdradzicckiej roboty czionk6w or
ganizacyi Industrial Workers OF
the World, oplacanych podbech-
tywanych przcz agent6w pruskich
zc az trzeba bylo wysfac wojska
rcgularnc na zaprowadzenie po-
rzadku spokoju. T}um z{ozony
1000 nzbrojonych mezczyzn ma
pad} ia domy, gdzie mieszkali gor
nicy, nicmal wylacznie cudzoziem
cy wypedzil ich pasa, gdzie sic
znajduja kopah1ie olowiu i mie-
dzi W powiecie st. Francis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-02
Kardynal sko1czyf 83 lat.

Baltimore, Md. JE. ks. kardy--
mai Gibbons obchodzil tn oneedai
osmdziesiata trzecia rocznice
swych urodzin i .wydal Z tel Okla
zyi do powo}anej w szeregi armii
m}odziezy pismo. W kt6rcm powia
da miedzy innemi:
'Badzcie zawsze Amerykanami
Pamietajcie. coScie winni calej A
merHce badzcic gotowi na zada-
nie kraju dug ten W caloSci spla
cic. Ale iestem pewny, ze przynic
steele honor i chlube krajowi, w
kt6rym urodziliScie sic. albo kt6
ry Ia swoj przyieliScie. rw
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-02
Nova programowa
Michaeisa.
Kopenhaga, 2 sierpnia,

hOpennagd, SleIpnld, - b'.
Mirharlis. 'Iowy kanclerz rc>ar>--
1wa nitmitrkicyo. wyy}o>il onc=-
'dlj pup"Illdni'l >wa pro-ramo"'a
muwt. Rozpovza| ID cd zlozrnia
wv>okir.o uznania dZia]alnoSci
>wteo poprztunika. BrtEmanna
Hnllwrya. ktIrcyr za>lu"i. !ak sic
wvrazii. ocrni hi>torya. \a>ttp--
ME lowo,lziI. Ze \!tmcy zo>ta|y
znll,>Zonr do wvp"wic,lzcnia w"l-
nv przrz mobilizacvc RoSyi. a TAX
zr. IL z,n'l>zono ir do prowadzc--
MIA wo.iny podmor>kir.i przcz ME
lcgaIna blockade zarzadzona przcz
Wiclka Brytanie p"lirvwe wyy'o
Gzenia. Slaha nadziria. IL Stany
Zjcdnorzonc na czcle pan>tw nru-
,ralnyrh pol"za konicr bczprawin
.Anvlii. zawiodla. \ic powiod| sic
take zamiar \irmicc uuikniccia
o>tatccznoSri przcz podanir ofcrty
pokoiu rozpoczela sic wojna pod
mur>ka. Dalej d"wodZi} dr.. Mi
vhaeli>. zc nnry zdziala|y w>zy>t-
ko. Il nawct witre.i. anize|i "czekl
wano. jakotcZ IL. fal>zywi prorocy
kt1rzy oznaczali daty rych}ego IA
konczcnia wojny. zla u>|uge odda
i, kra jowi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-02
0dwr6t Rosyan " CaIcyi.
Kopenhaga. q sierpnia. - Cd.


wrot Ro>yan W Galicyi trivia "
dal>zym ciagu. Ma p6lnoc od
Dnic>tru bardzo wyraznic zazna-
cza sic os}abienic pochodu woj>k
nicmicckich austi'vackich tam
rosyjskie wojska zaczvnaja sta
wiac opor znacznici>zy. ale na
po]udnie Dnie>tru do karpat. wo,i
ska nicmirckir pra naprZnd pra-
vie bez oporu.
W nkoIirv TarnopoIa napnt ka--
~ woi>ka au>rryacko nicmirc--
ki" IA op6r bardzo >ilny. podcZa>
"dy Zolnierzr k>irvia IropoIda cd
nic>Ii MOVE kurZySci ma WSchnH--
MIN brZryil Srrrtu.
Ponlitdzy TrrmbowIa d Skoro-
morZrn. na pollldnic oG Tarnopo-
la. Ro>yal1ir hy|i zmu>zc'i rofnac
sic l. mad Serrtu Ilnizncj na
trorcic o>miomi|owvm. Ma po}u-
dninwv w>rh"I "d Ta,mopola, a.
taxi nirni"ckir "dparto.
Obrrnir R">yanic rnfnrIi sic do
nowvrh p"zyry.j na p"ludniowv
Wschnd uI how'll. PomirdZv
Cz"rtk"Wrm Dnir>1rrm kawa--
lrrya r">yj>ka odparla atak ME
1nircki. ! znn>i|a nieprz,- -.iacicla 60
tnac sic Ma p"ln"rnv zach"d ku
M"na>trlzv> kom.
Ma polldnir "d Dnie>trll AZ do
>tol;"w karpa1 Ro>yanic cofa:a
sic W kierunku wSchodnim. No.
lomyjc zajrEy w".i>ka hawar>kic i
Hu>tru Wryirr>kic. ......
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-02
Ch|opiec unlarl z poparze1.

Wilkes Barre, Pa. ". Soltys,
dwu letni >yncR Stcfana So|tysa
Plainsville, wpadl do kotla Z
wrzaca. woda. przyczrm TAX ME
hcZpiecznic sic poparzy}, ze po--
rrzvwiczicniu do szpitala umarl.
koroncr p. kurzyd}owski ma po-
>tawic wniosck areSZtowania MED
balych rodzic6w. jak bowiem do
rhodzrnic wykazalo. dbojc W cza
sic wypadku byli pijani i dopie-
70 W ~ yodzin po oparzeniu. gdy
IZiecko b0lu dosta|o konwulSyi,
zawczwali lckM'Za. n''o<f
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-02
Puki ko5iece.
Geneva, Szwajcarya, 2 sierpnia

!. DcpesZa % lipca oglosZona W
pe>ztcn>k kim "A lest dono>i o
picrw>zem starciu pomitdzy au-
>tryackiemi wojskami ro>yjski--
mi batalionami kobierymi. Bitwa
rozcyrala sic na froncic pod Brze-
Zanami wcdlc telegram kobic-
1y walczyly nadzwvczajna od-
waya wykonujac Hlkakrotnie
l,rntrataki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-02
| I INV P0LSKlCH 5
" AMERYCE. {
CHICAGO.
0skaTzony 0 odbieranie kra'
/ dzionych rzeczy.

Seslzia Jozef Fitch sadu kry-
minalnego pozwo]il onegdaj na O.
sobna proccsowanic Prince Ar
tura Ruinna. o>karZoncgo o odbic
ramef sIlradzionych rzcczy cd
notofycznego z|odzirja Adama
Prochnw>kieyo. ktory obecnic od
siadMln kare we wiezicniu. O.
procz Quinna o>karzeni O odbic-
ranie od Prochow>kicyo skradzio-
nych rzrczy So Juliu>z Friedlan--
der i Ludwik kohn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-02
Bankiet gwardzistow.

Racine, Wis. Bankiet gwardzl-
stow odbyl sic tn W niedzicle. Wy
dala ten bankct POlonia tutcjsza
" uznaniu faktu, zc al 10 Pola--
k6w zapisalo sic do batcryi F. ar
tvlcryi W Racine. w czasie bankie
til Spiewa}y ch6ry Racine Mil
waukcc, a pama .Janina kr,lszka,
znana tancerka wykonala u panna
k|os i Wisniewska klasyczne tan
cp
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-02
Depiiero dewiiedzia} sic
0 Woinie.

Kansas City, Mo. Jan ko>ow>ki
lat 2S. Polak Z krole>twa Pol>kic-
go, oneydaj dopicro dowicdzial
sic. Ic pomirdzy Stanami Zjcdn"-
czonvni \iemcami jest wojna.
Spr6bowal vice >wych sill iii pew
nym poddanym austryacklm, kto-
rcyo mocuo pobi}. Sedzia Hcrrod:
ujr1y >zczcroScia, opowiadallia no
sow>kirgo puSci} go wolno.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-02
Un'arl z powodu ran "a
danych nozem.

W >1pi1alu powiatowym umar|
oncgdaj Jan Dobko. lat trzydzic.
sci pirc, zam. pod mr.. 924 Noble
nj. Dnia % 90 cZcrwca W pObllZu
lego domu. Dobke napad}o szcS-
ci,l nicidrntyfikowanych me-
czyzn. zadaiac m,l kilka pchniec
noZCm. yT
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-02
hiezwyk}y rabunek.

Baltimore, Md. Do jubilcra To
ru 500 W. Baltimore str. "a jcchai
clcyancki automobil wysiadl Z
nicgo gentleman wlamywacz.
Wszcd|szy do sklcpu obla} amonia
kicm twarz kupca. Sciagna} co maj
pieknicjszc brylanty drapna}. Po
licya Jest ia tropic sprawcy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-02
Btwy " Cahcyi.
Piotrogrod. 2 sierpnia.

ska r">yj>kic Znowu przedariy sic
do \"wicy. ma poludnie od 'kalu-
>za i zajmuja obccnie wschodnla
czc>t tel micj>cowosci. We wto--
rex W bitwic pod Nowica. POO ]en
COW try dziala maszynowe 90
staIv sic w recc Rosyan. Poczatko
wo Ro>yanic zajeli Gala mlelsco--
woSc. ale poni6slszy znaczne stra-
~, mu>ieli sic cofnac do wschod-
niej jcj czesci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-02
Nowi ochotnicy.
Parma Maria Tex. Nl oc

Panna Maria Tex. N;L Oc11OtI1-
k6w dali sic zapisac W ostatnim
tygodniu: Onufry Zajonc, Leon
kruciak, Jan Kruciak, Wawrus,
Pawelek, Jan Pawelek, J6zef Pa
welck, J6zef Manka, August
.Wziuk, Lud. Opiela, Ben, Pave
Lux, Romltald, Ludwik, Bron
Bernard Moczygembowie i Hero
nim Pawe1ek. razem %.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-02
Pora1ki lNiemcow.
Kopenhaga, 2 sierpnia w

e1H1aS", s1e1 P111d - V'00N
pochodu woi>k r,mun>kich i ro-
>y.j>kich przcz dolinr Su>zycy. na
polnocnv zach1d od Fnk>ani. wo.i
ska a,l>trvacko nicmicckic cofnc
Iy sic doliny AZ do g1rncyo bic
gu rzcki Pu1nv. Rumuni dostali
sic do WYNN Sowcji. zabrali oko
TO $50 lcilc"w. 6. dial. try dzia-
Ia ma>zyn"wc. trzM katapulty
mn6>two amunicyi. Woj>ka ME.
miccki" rofa:ja sic w nic}adzie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-02
Wydobyto zw}oki Polaka z
Magary.

Niagara Falls, N. Y. Wiz kolo
wodo>padu W Niagarze wyrzucil
zwloki Franciszka Gorskiego. Do
letnieyo Polaka 4 Chicago. kt6ry
zyinal podczas kata>trofy tramwa
jowej w dniu l lipca. Gdy tram
waj wowczas runal nasypl W
rzeke. zginelo kilkanaScie osob, a
dopieros picrwsze zwloki wydoby
to.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-02
Suaty Memcow 4,523,3o7

LOuuyu, SAe1 pAAd. 'Ntid'.
,licmieckie oylo>Zonr W raportach
urzedowych W ciayu czcrwca. ale
ME obcjmu!iacych STRAIT czcrwco-
wych. wyno>ily:
Poleylych i zma,lych
v>kut,k ran a2s.Slo
.Zmarlych w>kutck chor"b 3.l2o
Jencow i zaginionych 3S,6O6
Rannych 9o.9O6
sW>zystkie >traty Niemc5w we
DE urzedowych raport6w: wyno-
sza od poczatku wojny: ~
Zabitych zmarlych
wskutek ran 1.O32. 500
Zmarlych w>kWtekz cAorob 52.96O
i.Jcncow zasinionycl, 591. 500
Rannych = 22.s255s1
Me sa tn wliczone straty " III
ldZlach ia morzach W koloniach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-02
PoparzeIi wybuchem parry.

Baltimore, Md. Wybuch parry
odcrWa} naciSkiem SWOim WicrZch
wagonu, prZyczcm klIku I'ldZ1,
pr6bujacych nova maszync W "a
kladach Mt. Clare dostalo sic We
wrzatck zostalo poparzonych.
Wzieto ich do szpitala.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-02
zderzyi siez auton,oblem.
South Bend Ind. Oncgdai Ok

South Bend, Ind. Oncgdaj oko
10 godz. $50 wieczorem, jadac na
motorcyklu w kierunku wschod--
MIN p. Franciszek Rudynski zdc-
rzy} sic automobilem przy mar,
Maple i Washington ave: Kierow
Gik automobile skrecajac sic ME
zawiadomi} reka ia czas, ably mo-
torcykiel moglby sic zatrzymae i
nastapila kolizya, wskutek kt6rej
p. Rudy1ski ma noge przy stopie
okaieczona.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-02
Posucha " Texas.

PosucEa przyprawila W tym
roku farmerow straty. Pola jesz
cze czarne - kornowe zniwa juz
posz}y, bawelna to sama
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-02
Kajzer po drodze ma front
spotyka cesarza karola.
Lcndyr, Q sierpnia. = Dcpc>z

LcndyE, 2 slerpnla. = JcP'Sza
na kopenhaye = powtarZa tcle-
gram Berlina - donosi, zc &C.
>arz Wilhelm po drodzc na front
>potkal ccsarza karola W Podgo-
rvcu. po zywci kilkuminut"wel
konwcrsacyi ccSarz Wilhelm u
lal sic W dal>za droge na front
Ce>arz karol po poleceniu Mabie
mu Czcrninowi, austryackiemu
ministrowi spraw zagranlcznych.
by towarzyszyl Wilhelmowl, pow
rocil do Wicdnia.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-05-03
- nns 11N'tcI SANS ADVICE FOR BABIES ~ H.. H..
Take Good Care of First Set of Teeth

! teeth, proceeds mote rapidly at.niynt,
when The mouth ix3stllie5S r. n
The child should u Taught to brush
the teeth from the gum downward or
upward toward the cutting edge. When
the teeth are brushed crOsswise, the
tendency is to push whatever is on
them into the cracks and crevices Of
the teeth or under the edges Of the
gums. The inner surfaces ct the teeth
should also be brushed UP and down,
and the grinding surfaces, should be
scrubbed An all directions :; after the
scrubbing IS finished the mouth should
be thoroughly rinsed with warm water
Some hard food like 4 stalk Of Gel
cry or part of a ripe, juicy apple eaten
at the end of meal scOurs the sur
face Of the teeth and leaves fresh
clean taste in the mouth. =,
Children should be taken regularly
to a good dentist once or twice year
afte rthe first set Of teeth is complete.
If cavities appear they should be filled
with soft Filings and each tooth should
be saved as long as possible.
The health Of the permanent set Is
largely dependent upon that Of the
first set.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-05-03
SOCIETY
Mass Meeting at Auditorium,
To Close Baby Week Program

Vim Kenneth Miller
Vigor .........s. Ernest Penwarden
Friday afternoon at 8 o'clock era.
die roll parties will be held in the
various churches of the city. Every
woman in the city is invited to- bring
her children to which ever church
I she prefers. Special programs have
been arranged and a social hour will
feature. 1t is desired that every
mother will take advantage of these
parties. Following are the places
and those in charge: al
First Presbyterian cl1apel-Mrs. E.
J. Taylor in charge; McCabe church
parlors-Mrs. F. H. Register; St.
Georges Episcopal, Mrs. L. A. Scaip-
fer; Evangelical church at, the resi-.
dence Ct Mrs. William Suckow, 81
Avenue C; Salvation Army at hall
with Capt. Murphy and Mrs. Millhol:
land in charge. The Baptist church
on account of another meeting has
postponed the party until later date,
The woman's meeting Wednesday
afternoon IN the presbyterian churcn
chapel was well attended. Mrs; w.
c. Taylor, president Of the, city Fed
Grafton of Woman's clubs, presided.
G. ~ Remission, secretary of the Com
mercial club, gave splendid address
ION 1.-THE Baby and Preparedness"
Many mothers attended and took ad-
vantage of this well planned meet
ing. The musical program given by
Mrs. Victor LaRose, Mrs. H. H. Steele
and Miss Helen Fisk was one of the
pleasing features of the program.
Mrs. LaRose sang "The North d.
kota' song and Keep the Home
Fires Burning the song SO dear to
the hearts of the English women,
She also led the community singing.
Mrs. Steele sang Cradle song.
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speak of "The Mother Play and Kin.

speak OF "The Mother Play and kln
dergarten Helps in the Home"
La!MOure is contemplating the cree
tion of an $4,000 school building and
evidently wants kindergarten. They
have set aside one day of Baby Week
for this work and Mrs. Simenson,
chairman of the kindergarten extern.
sion of the North Dakota Federation
of Woman's clubs is to speak on "The
Kindergarten Work and the Home"
BOttineau has also arranged for a day
on this subject and has secured Mrs.
Simenson's paper. New Rockford, En-
derlin and Hope are also deeply in
terested in securing kindergartens.
A bevy of the capital city girls met
last evening with the Misses France;
Lamb, Josephine Hamel, Harriet
Spillane and Roxy Foss at their apart
menta in .thes Rose building, and ar
ranged to give a silver tea Saturday
afternoon in the display room in
Fourth street, formerly occupied by
the Lair Motor company. .,,,.,.. v,
J, The meeting was, most enthusiastic
and extensive arrangements were
made for. the success of the. tea.
Members of the Thursday Musical
club will present a musical program
between the hours Of 3 o'clock and g.
i The Woman's Auxiliary to Company
A will hold a. candy sale in connection
with the tea and will have on sale a
fine line of home made candies. They
are having the support Of many Of
the younger girls, who are anxious
to help the soldiers. The proceeds
will be used towards the fund for
Company A.
r. To Give Concert Here.
The Indian String Quartet, with
Richard Kennedy as lecturer and
story teller, wall arrive in Bismarck
Monday next enroute east to join the
Redpath Lyceum bureau for the sum.
mer chauta'Nuas, and will give a
concert in the high school Auditori.
um. The Indian String Quartet is
composed entirely Of young Ameri
can Indians, whose understanding of
the fineness of their music has been
we'll developed. Besides receiving
their educations in the government
schools, they have had extensive
musical training in the Indian Train.
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Club Women Are Working
Hard for Kindergdrtens

The department of education of the
North Dakota Federation of Woman's
clubs is working hard for kindergar-
ten extension. Women in different
parts of the state are writing for in
formation. Valley City has for two
years set aside one day in the week
for kindergarten work. This year the
committee has secured from the Ma
t'"nal Kindergarten association Of
New York an exhibit which is to be
shown there this week and later used
by other towns in the state. Children
from the public and Normal school
kindergartens will take part in the
program a9a Mrs: Olaf f.. s IL will
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food, a process necessary not only for
proper digestion but for the strength
ening and developing of his jaws and
for the proper growth of the permall-
ent teeth. it is important to keen the
first teeth in the best possible working
order.
The condition of the teeth is fur
index to the general health of the child
Until the child is old enough to
use a tooth brush himself, the
mother should wash his teeth every
day: but as early as possible tie
child should learn to care for his
own teeth.
IL the teeth cannot conveniently lie
c!eantt. after each meal, the mouth
may at least be rinsed. Children
should be taught it is of special inn
pOrtance to wash the teeth and mouth
after eating nuts, or any sweet, sticky,
or pasty food. The teeth should I've
carefully cleaned ut bedtime, since the
fermentation Of food particles left in
the mouth, which leads to decay Of the
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The big mass meeting at the audi
forum Friday evening will close the
Baby Week. program in the capital
city. An elaborate program has been
prepared. The first number will be
the choruses, ''The Miller's Wooing"
and I'm Maytime," by the Thursday
Musical Club. The club will also lead
In the community singing of the ma.
tional anthem. 3D..
Miss Clara Tatley, supervisor of pub
lic2 school music, will present the pu.
pills of grades one and two in folk
dances and songs, while grades three
and five of the Will school will pre-
sent playlet entitled judith and
Ariel Stereopticon views on child
welfare will also be feature.
Since the city commission has so
generously given the use of the AL
ditorium free for this big mass meet
ing the public should just as liberal
ly respond and attend to witness the
work Of the children on this occasion.
The program will begin at s o'clock
and is free to the public. The cast
fer the playlet follows:
Judith -. ........ Dorothy Stebbins
Ariel :. :. kathlyn Marquis
Headache ............Irvin Vigness
Cold -. .................J John Renner
WEAKNESS .......... frank Robid0u
Nurse '...............M Marie MERCER
First Germ of tuberculosis 80. 80
. Annio aKatZ
Second Germ of Tuberculosis 81. :. =,
49,. .............. George Newton
Third Germ of tuberculosis ....}....''
-. Arnold Won Hagen
Camp Fire Girl's.t. >:c.Altas Jones
Boy Scout ;.lA .sag:o.'. James Meisner
Fairies nl@G8 y7n"S3H";2 ~.
Life ....;........M uriel Robinson
Light 49,. Katherine Ryan
Brownies
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FATHER GIVES VIEWS OF
HIS PART REARING CHILD

Much is said about the mother but
little about the father in the rearing
of the child. Special mothers clubs
are formed in various parts of the
country and special mothers meet
ings held, but it is rarely there is
any fathers club or special fathers
meetings. An interesting account of
the plans of father appeared in
recent issue of the North Dakota Fed
Grafton of Women's Club Bulletin. 1t
follows:
'"TIE EXPECTANT FATHER
us it supposed that the father does
not have great expectations too?
when my wife went down into
the dark valley Of agony to wrestle
with the cruel kindness OF birth and
brought back to me the tiny creature
who looks so strangely like me, |, too,
trod some bitter hillsides.
,"NOw that / am in truth an expect
ant father-expecting some unreason
ably great things of this son of mine
Il fear. What principals may dis.
cover for my guidance in dealing with
him?
zone thing that has always i'm
pressed me is the prevalence Of my
father in myself Therefore, it is
surely not unreasonable to think that
the same will be true of my son. My
own virtues, such as they are, shall
have to encourage in him; my own
failing, how many, shall have to
combat. 81
these little ones come to us so
fresh from the steep shore of eternity.
so unmarried by all the compromises
of earth. that we may we'll learn
things anew through their clear eyes.
What an enrichment Of life has come
to me! I have nodded no nations
policies, made no ringing speeches.
but l have been true to the first duty
of a good citizen-I have given the
nation a good, clean lad.
81 have drawn up for myself a
rough eight commandments:
Il. I brought this boy here with
out consulting him. Therefore it is
up to me to see that he gets a fair
start. Generally speaking. fair start
is one 10 per cent better than you
had yourself"
WILL ALL PERSONS HAVING
MIKADO SCORES IN THEIR POS