davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-15
Tteit Yrede fit seras: Montag Den IS. Sauua 1911.

nonlnlen. Den groBten 8eitrag bier
git Ianoten Die Gountp : Sar-aol-
Ieftoren Elm, namlib 1856
SO. Oas iibrige @elo murOe our6
@infiinfte aus perpa6teteln 2ano,
2anoperfdufen uno anoern Sueaen
e%r5ielf.
Sn @i6ita Salts uuroe Elm
illrger Meann l1anuens s. 6. @il=
linms. Der I'M auguit |. So. E. s.
Sollanber, ben 8ater ieiner 2ieb-
item eridolien battle, 81 oreibig Sal
rell 3ll1tbars perurteilt.
Gin iunger Marn nanlens
SSau1es Suleltrioer ltarb gan5 pl0b=
lid III @utto in Ser Office eines
slr5tes, mobin er ii6 begeben batte,
tim 2%inoeruna gegen Elm l1~ntpoliein
gu Iuden. Ser iunge Meeni6 itarb,
ebe Der 9oftor i'm unterludell
fonnte.
= Ser iurlge Soc Smith, Ser NIT
elmer In5abl anoerer iunger 2eute
IN Ser @egeno BON grodett auf Die
Sppoiium Sage %gegargen mar,
i~titr5te bon einem Baum berab nno
brad] OaS 8enid.
Die Staot gerpaltung bon
Corpus Gbriiti beablibtiet, Die Dor
tiae @asanitalt uno oeren Gobren=
Spitenl fdllflid 5u ermerben. SIS
ioG oas Die eil15ige Moglidfeit iein,
mie Die Staot lid oas 0atrrgaS,
melbes o6t Weilen bon Corpus
gbriiti in foloiialen 9rantit1ten &C.
furben miro, nubbar MAIDEN fam.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-15

cine alte Jran Geter @onlo, Ole
franf I'M 9ett lag, infolgc oes
Sdredes urlo nerpofer Iufreguag.
lleber bas gefinoen Der 8erlesten
nno 8erbrannten merben bon Der
MISREPRESENTATION 8reIIe ollie
Nadridten g~epiienbaft nnteroriidt.
- Ser in &lntington Sno., Der
baftete 8eloon $. @ells aus aunz
las Gitp, tpeIder Die 25iabrige Monn
8pron Simon in einem Sotel in
Columbus, g., um's 2eben gebrnft
ba6en ion, bat erfldrt, ooB es mog-
li1 iei, oaB er Die Sat IN ~iinnloler
ge~trunfenbeit beganeen babe. CT
fonne lid ai nidts erinnern, oa
CT iu1breno Der letten Gage Itarf
aetrnnfen babe uno abiolnt ntft
miiie, mas er angeitelt babe.
Mmf g%eranlaiinng bes ssuiti5-
Minilteriums iino 6ie 8ii1er, 8rip-
fc utlo anoere Sbriftitiide 0es GIT
cago 8ntter anb egg 8oaro" nit
geIdlag belegt. Wa1l miro beirut
den felt5nitellen ob Die 8ereinigung
ben i'm Sabre 1914 BON Hidter
2anois erlaIienen Ginbaltsbefebl,
our6 Ben cine 5irierrng Der Yreiie
perboten fparoe, perlest bat.
9as slbibleppell oes Inter
Ieeboots u&33@, oas bei gnrefn
gal., allfgelauFen iii, iuliroe, nad1=
DEM Der groBe Stronger uWilDaal-
fee" BET Dem Gatherings 8erind
gleidfaas berllngliidt nnb Der Sum
nesfa1ie Elm 5dooen BON $7,000,000
5ugefiigt lit, einer Yripat 6irma
fir ben &ontraftpreis BON $4,000
iibertragen.
Ser Gitp Glub bon SEEM Oorf
bat benin @ouperneur @bitnnn eilr
@eilih ltttt abiesnng oes Diitrifts=
MttorneD Gotparo Spanp bpm Nerp
yorf Gountp eineereidt; Smanr
miro beidulloiet, jid fd)ledt alifge-
fiibrt 5u baben, unfdbig into III Nus
iiblng Ieiner gflidJten nad)Idifie ae-
lpeien 5u iein. Gin Ihoner Staats-
antpaltt
Ser 8ailagier= uno ssraht-
oampfer uSSsnDiana~ lit lei Der Gin
fnbrt in Ben @afen BON Chicago auf-
gelarfen; bas Sd}iff iftuen IN Sc
fabr alseinanocr 51l breden. Die
aus IS a0pFen b~eItebenoe Mant1=
lhaft befinoet 1id) infolge oes ltar=
fen gissenaes, Ser BIC Mnnaberulia
~fleinerer G~aJrseiigs perbin0ert.
1gleiffals IN elmer gefabrIihen
Situatior.
aomiraI 9epep ioaeint Dem
Gn0e nabe 5li iein. gs bciBt, feine
&vdfte nebnleii rapid al nllo er bot
mabreno Der letten Gaae perid)ieOene
misunderstanding gebnbt.
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Reilendsr verlangt.
Gin geiuanbter Neiienber luirb bcr-
langt. Wnk CUTE Gmpfeblungen ba-
ben. Hreie Yreiie fir Seras.
@runbeiaentmms nebertraamnaen.

Wrunbeiaenturts : ncbertragnnaen.
S. 9. 0feier OIL Minnie Wteier.
@runpitiid all Der Gnlebra Mne.; $82.5
Sreberid Serrell an GLEN 6. 9ieb[,
@runbjtiiG in ser Serreu 3ius Suboibis
ION; $780,
Sarrp 9anoa an glunge
Gomparit, @ruuoitiif an Der 2afepien
Mbe.; $4,000.
6. &1lr5 urb Sral an q. &ur5. 50
Mder 2ano; $4,000.
Gol uub Mnr Hoienmml on STE Hos
lehman. @runoItiid an Der San 2uis
unb Srio Ctr; ST Ii. q.
sSram 6. 8eber an Sarrb 8nQ,
Grunbitiid i'm neuen GitbSglod 1896;
S1075.
Sreoerida l3palp an sbeobore 6.
lSimmailg uno @ns 9. Mauermann,
@r,mbltiid al Der Carton nno Cigar
Stf.; $500.
N6olpb 9fepnsann II. q. an 2ouis
Goebler unb Srmi. 81 Ider 2ano; So.
Gbfparb 9brens u1b Sral an Oscar
auehne itnb Srai, 225 Gder 2anb;
$4,000.
s.. s. 5ubion II. q. an g. g. Bier
heller. @rnnoitiid am 9erper gorlee
barb; $2400.
3. 81. anott an S. I. Sarber,
@rlno5tiid on Der Midiaan nno Weiitles
toe 9lpe., Beacon Sill; $500.
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gtemcr Wotis.

Staafs- nno Gpnntp-S tenern fir
bas Sabr 1916 anf @rnno. nno
perI6nlidJcs Giaentnm, mihrm big
s,tm 81. Sanuar 1917 an ben
Stcncr : Solicitor Sobn U. Bitter
rntridjtet meroeu, nm Die 2ahlnna
elmer strafe nub Soften bun 10 "ro-
sent, bic anf perl6nlihes Giacntnnt
crbpben meroen, ST. oermeioen.
Games ". CapiS,
Gomntbs 8t6ter.
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R. HI. ENOCH
16 North HaIsted Strasse, G 10.
Chicago, Ills.
Cine ansemebmc 1teberraidmns

mlroe unlerm geid)abten Mitbiirger
Sol. George @. 9radenribge in lei
lpem Iobnbauie auf 8albington
9eigbts am Sonltag bel @elegenbeit
Ser 5eier ieines So. @eburtstages
bereitet, ols oas Sinfonie Sr6eiter
IN potter Starfe utter 2eitung iei=
mes 8irigelltenL Nrtbllr Glauiiei1,
eridien uno i'm Wfiiiifiaal mebrere
Stiife portrug. SluBer pielen per
i0nlid)en Sreunoen batten iif audi
Die Wiitglieoer oes Sdulrates 5nr
@ratillatiol1 eingefunoen.
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" { | { /.

{ ! { I.
Ser pradtige aaleltoer Der
sgeeu-8 raunfelier 3eitilng" 1T Ioeber
1uieoer erihienet. CT erthdlt au=
Ser, oen i9Onen @etterperien eine
Meibe intereliaater Mrtifel, oarunter
cine Sdiloeriing Sonlton's aus Dem
sSnbr 1849.
- SEER 9. M. gorniQs aus Sobn
III McGnnoa gountp, Ser als Dele
aat our &onberltion Der Farmers
Mnion bier mar, ~itattete inns einer
1ebt an~genebmen 8elad) III rnlerer
Office ab.
Die bieligen 8oli5iiten fino
~nngeDieien, lfurf 6arauf 81 ieben,
DOB uIle San Mntonioer Mutonlobile
Die fir 0ieies Snbr porgeidriebenen
griincn Sdiloer Gags fiibreu Nab-
rer> oie iid oieie 2i5ens Sdiloer
alob nidt beiorgt babeiL icten lid)
elmer Gerbaftllng aus.
- @er Ieine rSoa Sag" nidt be-
sablt, fanit bei feiner 8abl in bic
fem Sabr itimmen.
Die IN Der letten ISOLDE BON
Der Hore Star YouItrD aiiociation
nbgeboltene @efliigeI ausitellung
suuroe bon nngef1br $4,000 Yerio-
men beiudt uno ertpies iid) nls Elm
kGrfolo erItem Manges. Inter ben
prans;ierten Musiteaern finoen mir
folgelioc be1ltlde Wamen: s. 6.
Meilier, Gus Sod, S. S. &obler,
s.. 6. @ansloebetl, 8. Staffel,
Saul gierbeGer, Jrau 9oolpb 2aB-
raer, Bouts &upperb, 6. s. 9ietel,
MIfreo DiebeL 6ltgo Stein,. s. s.
Gambia, q. 6. &ieoner, S. 9. 5lffz
aseper, Sarrp Sdiaer uno @iliam
Breifenifein, l1ntmtIid BON San
Mntonio; 5. 9. Segriit, Corpus
gbrilti, s. g. areubberg, George
fofpn 8iaiam aarle, @oliiton; 6.
8ofe, 5egllin nno s. S. Scroll,
Gorpas Gbriiti.
ii Gorntp aonlmiliare ha-
zen Sran Goitb Geoerberg mno So
lepbine 1apis els Bflegerinnen i'll
Gountp Mltenbeim erilannt.
Sic Gan Saeinto 6ieitn-@e-
ieu1fuft bait ndd]Iten Mitttpod)
abeno cine @eriammlllng i'm ct.
Mntbonp Sotel al, in Der Die 9eam-
ten fir bag Sabr 1917 geipablt
3ueroen.
- grsablt Cure rTol Sar", mmr
ned 3cit bis sam 81. Sannar.
0rei pom ben bier reu 81
biIoerbem 2uftidiff SdJuaoronen
tpcr6en IN San Mntonio o~rganiiieri
nno 0ie 5lieger bier ausgebiloei
apcroen. &apitdn Goulois bat fir
0os neuc 5lllgfelo GIT ader 2anl
in Giio Gan gntonio, IN ser 0dbe
oes ncien ytunobmies Der s. u 9,
81. 8abn ausgefpdblt. Gas Game
miro porldlifig nur gepadtet, bod
bat iif Die Hesierung oas Ser.
faufsreht porbebalten, ser yadt.
Aontraft miro innerbaIb ser rlad-
aten Gage nbgeidloiierl. Gem Ser
nebmen nod beablidtigen Die Mili'
farbeboroen 5ebn 6mlgars fir s(erq.
pldfte aiif benz Terrain 81 fonitrnfe.
rem, Don betien Elm ieoer 10 Sui
lang uno 80 5ifb brett iein miro
~-sruHerbnIb Der n1djften Monate per4
Den fir 8nliten nuf Dem nelten Slug,
feIoe un0 fir anoere gerbcIia.
rltflgen ca. 100000 Gnsgegeben
werben.
Hefunoierte uito iubiioiar re-
jutloiertc Bombs III So6e bon
100000 fpllroen BON ocm County.
9ommiifdren in Der Samitag Sit,
ing nitsgegeben, on Stclle bon
$f2f, GOO Bombs Der @albeiton, Son
.Intonio uno &nrrisblrg Giienbobn
nub $4,000 Courteous : Bombs,
Ineld)c i'm County ssutereit anO
5iilfiH9 TunO" Iieaen nio in Sen
ssabreu 1918 unD 1919 fGaig iuer.
ben. Ia oilaenblidIih fem GeIo
sllr GinI6ltnu Der Bombs porbanoen
lit nno nan pon einem boben Miielf-
uleiit nbIfben inia, rpliroe Die Gefun-
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Sur ueti3.

gir erindeu nniere 2eier, berem advancement abgelaaten N, re@f
srinacuS, ben rbnoisen @etras mmse9emo einsnfenSem Sa es ans nn'
uSgiidJ III, sen gan5em Gtaat 6ereilen 81 lanen.
siennanS loate bs @latt entsesenmegmen, Der oas announcement
n;t fortsmiebeu manidt. 1nS nit Ser Mbbeneanng ioate Die Ginienbnns
Ses reIierea6eu getrages erfpgem.
Die 2stnaa 1T elm Geidaft me iebes anbere anS oesbalb erlanben
anr ms stesenti6 0aednnnsen aas5aldiden, anf oeren prornpfe y'
sakfnna nr braehen unaTen, benn pine glo lift fa fen Gefdaft fHb.
Sic Grpebitipm.
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Gin Spradlaenie.

User lit Der &err nit Dem I'M
tereiianten aopf am Nahbartifd2@
80, Dos lit Elm iebr geIebrtes
Sous. Or lpridt Die f6mntIi-
'dyen Spraden n~nierer 5einoe!"
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goramsiidtlides @etter.

Sir San Mntonio nrO l1mgegeno:
beute abet1o nnb 9ienitag: &egeil.
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Ste yIreie Nrene tiir Seras"
e~r5dbeint aIs Saaeblatt ttttb QNDdbetblatt.

Oas Saaeblatt lit pierfeiig unb fotet SOC per Monat ooer Sc per Sabf.
0as @odeublatt 1T ie65ebnetig imo foitet So per Sabr. 0ab Wfereo
SO @oIo. Nab europe, Gorto e%ingelflofen, So.
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wenanie.

aartoffeIn CALIFORNIA, 1915 uub
Colorado. $3.15.
SiBe aartoffeIn, 8bite Gam. $3.50,
8lmpfin Dnm. 1926 un6 $3.50.
2niebeln, California. $500.
Bobnen, Crime, $2.2E per 9uf5eI.
Sqnn5b, $3.50 per 8uineI-
Somaten, Segds, A 6Urbe, $500.
Maoiesfen. 40c I. / 9bo.s NiinneI.
BIumenfobI, &c unb IL per iefb.
aobl, $500 per Crate.
@riiner Efeffer, zoe per YfunS.
Spinat. Toe per Busdhel.
Ofra. $500 fur @ufHeI.
Beeten. ACC per Os0.sSiinbeI.
ReerrettigsW nr5ein. per Efo. 12Lc.
@nrfen. per Crate, $500.
Gelerie, 90c II. $1.00 per, DmbenS.
BeterliIie, 40c per Dbo.s NnnNeI.
Gierpflnnaen, Toe per Ehin0.
aopfialnt. Gal, $2.75 per Crate.
@elbe Wur5eln, SOC per 9uben>.
gantnloupes, Stdn0urb. 1925 per
Ront. 75e Der Crate.
Tien : Marft.
San Antonio, Ger, is. rsan. f9t7-
Siihe 1910 bis $5.75.
Odieu $3.50 bis S7.S5.
@uIIen $500 unb $685..
S9ipeine, SITS Bis $10.95.
ct. 2ouis, Is. San. 1917. - 8iuos
pieb. Serase@ieb. $5.5 big $500.
Shipeinc. $500 Biz $10.S5.
SGnte.
Gdiuere pont Gdladter .....22 SIe.
Qeidte ptm GhIadter ........22 gtS.
@riin aetnIsene -.-....1SR SA
Tele.
RoIf unb Euds ............20 0tt
NngorasS ieaen, per Hfb: ......10 @tS
Nnapras 3ieeeu beidabiat -. 8 Gu
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eyeber nrbeitembe Mamm
DOer Grdtt

fann cine 20 glfer Sarin, einfb[ieBli6
elmer guten allb, elmer guten Sam, 20
Sennen n1lb 100 Siibneru eignen un0
n%nabbdugig fem. 81 baar nno ST per
ISOLDE. S6reibt ipegen boiler Snforz
nation an:
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san Mntpilip, gegy 70. San. W.
&rime Gritoe Cotton Seeb Oil. 81
eeais Des nasiulss
Meiu YOrf, 10. San, Spot $t2.10,
sSnnuar, $12.12 uno St3.13, Nebrltar.
$12.10 mnb $12.16; Mdrs, Sf2.12 unD
$12.15, @pril, $12.10 uno $12.15;
@tai, $12,12 nno $12.14; Snni, $12.12
unb $12.16; Suli, $12.17 nib $12.19,
Nligult, $12.19 unD $12.20.
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Nn1t t,ttnnHe

HammmDIle.
Sun antonip, Ser, II gt5.
Collection, seitern, feine giirie.
EpffunTameu-Trpnmffp
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gau : Grlanbnisidcine.
6. W. 8uraer, Heparaturen, &eltS
Commerce Ctr: $3.50.
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Continued from page p

mot a stray cat" said Dunbar with
emphasis, 'can approach Limehouse
causeway or Pennyfelds or any of the
environs of the place tomorrow night
after 10 o'clock without the fact being
reported to me. You will know at the
moment that you step from the limou-
sine that cyclist scout, carefully con-
cealed, is close at your heels with a
whole troup to follow, and If, as you
suspect, the den adjoins the river bank
a police cutter will be lying at the
nearest available point"
eth bienr' said M. Max. Then, turn
ing to Denise Ryland and DR.. Cumber-
ly and struggling his shoulders, "you
see, frightful as your suspense must
be- to make any foolish arrests tonight,
to move in this matter at all tonight
would be a case of more haste and less
speed"
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OBITUARY
LaurItz Thoen, 1s48--1s17

Residents Of New Centerville and
Martell in the 'fifties and Sixties
will recall the popular and athletic
boy Of those days, Lauritz Ihoen.
who died at his home in Chicago on
the 22nd inst. in his sixty-ninth year.
His many relatives and friends in
this vicinity gives his death more
than passing interest.
The father, Ole Thoen, came to
this country about 1849, leaving his
wife and numerous children-they
had twelve in aIl-behind him in
Norway. He came to prepare a
home and earn the money to pay
their passage. He went to Califor-
MIA overland among the first of the
Arganauts, earned some money, re-
turned to the East via Canada and
sent for his family.
After short sojourn in the So
called Rock River Settlement in
Dodge and Waukesha counties the
family moved to St. Croix county,
where Mr.. Thoen bought the tract
Of land about a mile west of New
CentervilIe, which he developed into
farm and which, with some inter-
ruptions, remained his home until
his death and that Of his faithful
wife. The oldest and only surviving
brother Of Lauritz, George, still
owns and occupies the old home
stead.
Lauritz was the next youngest of
this numerous family. He attended
the Military Academy in this city
under Professor Hinckley, Profess
ors Cady and Baker, assistants.
Among the students at that time
were Edgar, later known as "Bill"
Nye; his brother Frank, late mem
Der of Congress from Minneapolis;
William Lauder. judge Of one of the
circuit courts Of North Dakota, and
Nils P. Haugen, Member Of Con-
gress from this district. now Chair
man Of the Wisconsin Tax Commits
sion.
Lauritz taught school in several
districts in Pierce and st. Croix
counties. He spent several years at
Luther College, DEBORAH, Iowa, after
which he became a teacher in Chi
cago. There he became factor in
politics. He was Postmaster at the
Milwaukee avenue station in that
city under President Arthur and
again under President Harrison. He
was twice elected Collector Of the
West Town part of the City of Chi
cago. Later he became Superintend-
ent of the Lutheran Orphans Home
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ONO

:...s /. I
Frank Dewey is painting for John
McCleary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Martin
visited relatives in Prescott last
week.
Miss Iva Melcher, of Ellsworth, is
visiting her cousins, Nora and Cecil
Harvey.
Elmer, Nora, Cecil and Helen
Harvey autoed to Ellsworth last
Thursday.
Miss Susie Mcmahon closed her
term of school in the Harrison dis
trict Friday with picnic.
Richard McCardle closed his
fourth term of school in the Herbi-
son district Friday with picnic.
There was a farewell party at
Mrs. Eta Bakers last Monday
night for Mark Saxton, teacher in
Union.
George Perkins, of Bay City, Wis
tied his sister, Mrs. Frank Dewey,
Saturday to Monday. Floyd Dewey
returned home with him.
Wesley Roberts, Claire and Glen
Martin, and the Misses Blanch
Martin, Helen Harvey, and Iva
Donnely, autoed to Maiden Rock
Friday evening.
.s.s.as.44.1+1.s.s4.4 j. + /: *st**
= +
SOUTH FORK
+ !: 1:
E. A Pace is building a new milk
house.
School closed Friday for the sum-
mer vacation.
The Laramy family were visitors
in St. Paul Sunday, guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Green.
A few from here attended the
cheese factory meeting at George
Burkett's in Kennedy Corners last
SATURDAY. night.
Geo. Carley, and daughter, Mil
dred, and Messrs. Jacobson and
Skifstad, of River Falls, were visit
ors at Frank Carley's last week.
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at Stoughton. Wisconsin, but two
years ago, in failing health he re-
turned to Chicago.
He leaves to mourn him his widow
Josephine and daughter, Mrs. Sarah
Clausen, both of Chicago, his broth
er George, mentioned above, and
siiters. Mrs. Kristine Barg and Mrs.
Caroline Isaacson of this city; also
numerous nieces, among the latter
Mrs. Helen Johnson of this city.
Lauritz Thoen will be remembered
by his associates for his lovable and
kindly disposition and agreeable
companionship. H.
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CHAPTER Xxx.

NUKE SOAMES, buttoning up
his black coat, stood in the
k1|x==sSs,,s: darkness listening.
t4NAgg His constitutional distaste
for leaping blindfolded had been over
ridden by circumstance. He felt him
self to be a puppet of fate, and he
drifted with the tide because he lack
ed the strength to swim against it.
He feared Ho Pin in the same way
that an average man fears tarantula,
and he was only too happy to avoid
the ever smiling Chinaman. So that
the days passed on and, finding him.
self unmolested and the affairs of the
catacombs proceeding apparently as
usual, he kept his information to him
self, uncertain if he shared it with his
employers or otherwise, but hesitating
to put the matter to the test always
fearful to approach Ho Pin the bee
tlesque.
But this could not continue indefi-
hitely At least he must speak to 10
Pin in order to obtain leave of alb
.ence. Meeting the impressive China
man in the corridor one morning on
his way to valet one Of the living
dead Soames ventured to stop him.
Excuse me, SIR" he said confused
ly, "but would there be any objection
to my going out on Friday evening
for an hour
Not at all, Soames," replied Ho
Pin, with his mirthless smile. you
Y7ov UO Of G rntIlrn at 10"
Ho Pin passed on.
SCames heaved a gentle sigh OF re-
lief The painful incident was forgot
ten then He hurried into the room,
the door Of which Said was holding
open, quite eager for his unsaVory
work.
In crossing it's threshold he crossed
out of his new peace into a mental tur-
moil greater in it's complexities than
any he yet had known; he met NJ. Gas
ton Max, and his vague doubts re-
specting the omniscience of Mr.. King
were suddenly REINFORCED
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Sick Wife's Story Surprises
River Falls

The following has surprised River
Falls: A business mans wife suffer.
ed from dyspepsia and constipation
for years Although she dieted she
was so bloated her clothes would not
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C. E. and c. ]. Meehan spent
Saturday in the Twin Cities.
Mrs. Halvorson, of Montana, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Olson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Hansen and
family spent Sunday at the Soren.
son home in Gilman.
Theo. Thoreson has returned
from North Dakota where he had
been teaching school.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. O. Steen and
family spent Sunday with friends
at Spring Valley and Gilman.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Place and son
Malvin, and Mrs. Gusta Halvorson
and children, spent Sunday in
Spring Valley.
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fit ONE SPOONFUL buckthorn
bark, glycerine, etc, as mixed in
Adler-i-ka relived her instantly
Because Adler-i-ka empties BOTH
large and small intestineS itrelieves
ANY CASE constipation, sour stom-
ach or gas and prevents appendicit-
is 1t has QUICKEST action Of
any thing we ever sold. c R.
Taggart
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SOUTH MARTELL

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Henry Helgeson is working for
Lars GilbertsoE.
Andrew Helgeson is moving onto
his farm this week.
Nels Madison is through hauling
lumber from Lund's saw mill.
Miss Bjork, of Beldenville, is
working for Mrs. B. A. Iverson.
Miss Ida Aasterud. of Martell, is
teaching the parochial school here.
Rev. B. C. Swenson. of Kilbourne
spent Monday night at the Ole T..
Swenson home.
The Lund and Peterson families
spent Sunday at the Halvor Halvor-
son home in West Martell.
Miss Elviya Sebion is home from
the college at Mortified, Mimi
where she had been studying music.
Rev. and Mrs. L. K. Aaberg at
tended the graduation exercises OF
their son, Gerhard at St. Olaf Col
lege last week.
Theo. Moen, of the town of Els
worth, is a representative Of this
congregation at the Synod meeting
held in ST. Paul this week.
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Quite few in this vicinity are
busy with road work.
Bert Chinook visited at the home
OF Chas. Ramberg, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson Prisk at
tended the Stock Show in River
Falls Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Lewis and son
were callers at the S. A. Jackman
and ]. Prisk homes Sunday.
Will Nelson is tending a meet
ing of the Grand Lodge of the l. O.
0. F., at Milwaukee this week.
The cheese meeting was held at
G. Burkett's Saturday evening. A
large crowd was in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ramberg
of River Falls, were Sunday callers
at the home of the formers parents,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ramberg,

Several from here attended the
dance in Hurburt's pavilion at New
Centerville last Friday evening.
The next dance will take place on
Friday evening, June Is.
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J. P. Falteisek is spending a few
days here.
Frank Pechacek has purchased a
new Dodge car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Johnson visit
ed at John Schomer's in Big River
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Tyler spent Sun
day at the home of their son, Joe
Tyler, of Clifton.
Tressie, Gertie and Ed. Matzek
visited at Vino Johnson's Thursday
evening of last week.
Miss Anna Johnson spent the
latter part of last week with Mrs. ].
F. Mack, of River Falls.
Mary Pechacek and Clara Faltei-
SEX visited at Forestville over Sun
day, with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Brooks.
Miss Marie Gregorson visited at
the Vino Johnson home a few days
last week, going from there to Mon
tana.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.

Girl Wanted-For general h u S e.
work, apply to Mrs. C. w. Jensen
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-28

countries of he world. but e there =
4 surplus Of sugar n the world. q
course Il wocld affect the price Of
sugar In Cuba.
Now, am not going to discuss the
drawback provision at this time. be-
cause that viii be discussed when the
revenue bill IL before the senate. But
what | want the American people to
understand Is. that there ls no reason
whatever for them to become excited
over the question Of sugar, eor there
Is plenty Of sugar for every man. wo-
man and child IL the United States
What the producers OF sugar IN the
United States waits 10 a steady mar
ket: and think, Mr.. President, that.
when that is understood, there win ba
a steadier market than there has been
in the past