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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-11-14

chimes are Get The improvement n road.
ing Careful sst v ts 'f fes st ss5sa f, rs
Attention ''s purposes:
Several chicken houses are
his Fall. being put up for Of which
furnished special plans
Three big loads Of material went out for machine
shed last week several sheds are being plan
III ned
Hog houses are being built too. This looks good
because part of the Northwest hogs are being
sold off account Of short feed This looks to us
Ike big mistake for those same farmers will have to
re-stock at higher next spring perhaps some
OF our Warren hog raisers who are now putting up
good equipment sell some of their young stock
big profit next spring
We equipped to give quick service on special
plans for barns, hog houses, chicken houses, machine
Sheds etc. and have splendid assortment of material
for any and all jobs from houses to repair bills
Use ST. Hiare Service and material in your work
and get the best value for your money.
St. Hilaire Retail Lumber Co.
A. !. BYSTROM. Local Manager WARREN. MINI.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-11-14
Mission Church Of viking
WERNER DROTTS. Pastor

3 Services will be held next Sunday at
1880 q. m: and 1880 p. m. Sunday
school at 10. Rev. G.. w. Olson and j.
G. Wilson will. speak,
All are welcome.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-11-14
Alvarado Auxiliary Red Cross Notes.

-Four new members are reported this
week by the membership committee
Gerard Theige Of Oslo, Mrs. Alex Paul
son, Mrs. William Bergan and Edith
Anderson, Of Alyarado The total
membership is now ninety one
Anyone wishing to sew or knit at
home may do so by applying to the
committees for work. The committees
are as follows: Knitting, Mrs. ]. N.
Lodoen; Pajamas, Mrs. G.. w. Ander-
son, Mrs Henry Backstrom; Hospital
shirts, Mrs. J. A. Hultberg, Mrs. L. E.
Sands; Membership, Mr.. w. r.. Malm,
Mrs. w. F. Malm, Mr.. Nels Lodoen.
Mrs. Nels Lodoen.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-13
BUGKINCHAMiAND
KEOTA RANCHERS
sqa5 ..a.a,a ARE WITNESSES

The appearance or witnesses who
We're subpoenaed by the Weld grand
jury in Greeley gave courthouse
frequenters clear inkling OF the pur-
poses for which the Jury was called
two months ahead OF Its regular time
for coIteiiing aA 'ssslai
Practically all the witnesses are
ranchsrs and cattlemenlfrom the Keo-
ta-Buekinghaln districts. flncluded in
the list are the victims In a long Sc.
ries of cattle poisonings. distinctions
of fences, burning of automobiles.
cattle thefts, shooting of horses and
other offenses against the law that
h3ye disturbed the serenity Of north
eastern Weld county for nearly is
months, ~.
Fltlet Investigation OF conditions In
TIE Immediate vicinity OF Bucking-
liam has been under way for the past
stN weeks and it is understood that
the results will be placed before the
grand Jury and that at laast four in
dictments may result County officers
are said TO regard the conditions In
the Bucgingbam district as critical
|and to have determined to take un-
usual methods to get at the bottom OF
the buckingham feud
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-13
GOVERNMENT SENDSlFARM
. EXPERTS TO COLORADO


4 number of specialists are being
proyided for Colorado by government
bureaus to aid in the production and
conservation Of food The service OF
these specialists we're made possible
by the national food emergency ap-
preparation and they will continue in
the work for the period OF the war.
\ J. G. Tingle, q specialist in pig club
work, is assisting y, Il. vaplon,
State Leader OF Boys and Girls
Clubs, in stimulating interest and in
hoys pig tiiibs
DR.. Geo. b. Wright, a hog cholera
Specialist, is helping with the hog
cholera problem OF thr state and 9TH
or animal deseaaes gdRu
c6A i,arthpIofnewsai specialist in
bee culture, Ia halpins foster the bee
industry IN Goioradoaag
a specialist in poultry will also be
sent to The state shortly Colorado
Agricultural College News Notes.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-13
MEN CALLED FOR
SERVICE CAN JOIN /.
/, VOLUNTEER UNITS

Weld county men who have already
been held for military service by the
district draft board but who will not
be needed to complete the remaining
Is per cent of Weld eounty's national
army quota may still escape draft
service II they prefer to enter some
branch OF volunteer service. Instruc.
tions which are apparently to this
effect have been received by Secre-
tary J. Il. Shook Of the southern Weld
board from Roady Kenehan, secretary
OF the district draft board, and John
Evans, the provost marshal. y9.gsi' i5
The instructions state that. men de-
string to escape draft service but
who are already certified by Athir
board may secure certificates from
their local boards showing that they
are not needed to complete;ths quota
"a fe certificates may. bektq<spnted
NS{fn5 solders ask for the privilege
SVNhkn at. To secure Sscertincate
SSiean's name must be sufficiently far
down the list to insure that he will
not be ordered to entrain With the
last Is per cent. Southern Weld
county has approximately 5asorplas
men who are held for draft army SER
vice. eio2 7
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-13
ENTERPRISE EDITOR
DRAFTED BY GOVERNMENT

oba CIR Graves. editor of this paper
land connected with the State Bank
OF Raymer has been advised that he
rs drafted for service to assist reg
,istrants under the draft law to fill
out the qnestionnaries which will
be mailed to THOSE registered for the
draft, ,.i, ~ ,,,,-, ~t...ra-. 5a
'si His services will be required by the
government without compensation
from any one. He be required to act
for the government He can not act
as attorney for any person seeking to
avoid the draft, but may assist in fl
ing out the questions. and for such
service he cannot, accept q Tee from
amy one for any Information given
about the draft laws. snaaa
Since Mr.. Graves is now working
in the Bank on a salary II might
seem that this would require his res
ignation, but the bank officials say to
go ahead with the goyernm9nt work
and the salary will be continued Just
fPel sane sane IN. .a,f,sez 4
TINS. xs4ibe seen thatfthe dona-
tion comes froml the. sbank and not
fran Cravea II 10 carf4intJ l,bor-
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-13
CAMPAIGN FOR
RED CROSS WILL
bis START SUNDAY
" sser,s 20 Eng: AR neigf
New Members; Every Farm to
Be Visited; Have Do!lar Rea ,

: MAKE 1t a Red Cross Christmas
In Weld county next Monday will
see near 500 men and women scurry-
ing. form house to house an store to
store and farm to farm gathering
up dollar memberships for the Red
Cross The campaign will be handled
by the Weld county war council in
cooperation with Red Cross branch
In each town. Much of the work
will Of NECESSITY be done by women
as the idea is to have great many
workers get few members each.
Raymer will start Sunday morn
ing and a meeting will be held at
11:O0 o'clock. A good speaker from
abroad will address the meeting and
everyone is urged to be present,
The regular church service will be
given over to the Red Cross meeting.
Sunday school will be out OF the way
in time so that there will be no de-
lay on that account.
This is the place to do your bit, II
in no other place. A membership In
the Red Cross is one dollar Every
family should have membership,
and more II possible. Every child
able to earn the funds should take a
membership. sts'
The funds go to help those who
are injured The only credentials
needed to secure its benefits, Is to
show the need, where he be friend or
foe. In fact there are no foes to
Red Cross workers. L.1
There wiwll be no urging nor beg
ging. The women who are doing
this work are not book agents or
peddlers. They are simply voluneers
in apatriotic service of making
greater Red Cross.
An official receipt will be given at
the time for each dollar collected,
and this system of giving receipts in
exchange for dollars will be follow
ed by every worker in town and coun-
try. Don't pay your dollar without
receipt unless you are acquainted
with the solicitor.
Please obey the injunction. BE
ready with your dollar" Cofer with
husband or wife and decide whether
one. two or more dollar memberships
will b taken. then have the money
ready when the Red Cross lady calls.
You assume no obligation to work, or
any obligation whatever except 10y
atty when you join the Red Cross.
Meantime, BE ready when the
Red Cross lady calls
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-13
BOYS AT CAMP KEARNEv .ssT a,la
SEND THEIR THANKS.
Camp Kearne5

Camp kearneJs Cali Fl
frsgF, SUNDAY. Dec. :, La
To the Ladies o New Raymeri and
vicinity. Il 81 eiate
We wish 70 thank YOU for the
box of good things that were sent to
us and II you ieo,iid of seen, us gath4
er around when (Dad sent us word nd
you would know that we enjoyed IT
We are scap%t0al over the camp,
but 1t did NOT take long fos word to
gte to us)l3b taking yoH all once
more, we remain as ever your frisndss
Homer VAN tkave, ;nlsruss
George Hemenway, = ,stt9
Dave r. White.
Steven -Memoyitch all ofsM q Co:
157 Infantry. VI = =
H. H. KlSpbeh q IA a....',. ~
A. G. Gefgt n u Co, l15 Engs. !
W I: Brutch, fg }55r
Lawrence Davis of B. Co, liza Eng
Jim Smathers Of M. Co f57 Inf
Flk @E%r of I. Co. fs7f'1nfaas
= tes Asehtfhe boys something for
Christmas, and let them kpow that
'ths4afEy have frieRR in Raymer
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-13
AGNES WORSFOLD
WINS GRAFANOLA

|, Miss Agnes ,Wo'rsfo,lsd. was the for
'tinate winner in the contest that was
being held al the RayIner Mercan-
tiles sale the past few weeks. All
The contestants WORKED very hard.
ana 1t was a very cioseseail up until
10 o'clock Saturday night, No one
l.new who would be the lucky cLe.
Miss Worsfold @ls sssona ltfors
the count was taken az six o'clock.
Miss Worsfold was first with GAG,
100; Miss Lillian Fowler was second
with 473,540, winningH the silk
waist and Mrs Anna Ficken third
with 2s3.7o0, winning two pairs o.
silk stockings. a s5.saHl4a
The Raymer Mercantile Company
wish to thank their many patrons
who helped to make the, contest a
success,
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-13
NORTHERN WELD BOARD
RECEIVES IT'S SUPPLIES
t ~ FOR THE SECOND DRAFT


Eaton.-Practieally all the supplies
TO be used in the second draft are
now in the hands OF NJ. A, McGrath.
secretary Of the, north Weld draft
board cJnsignniants 81 envelopes,
BLANKS and other materials have been
arriyinh daily for the last two weeks.
the stock OF questionnarles to be
matted 10 Al registered men in the
northern part OF the icbunty having
been here for some tiihe.i
Active work in preparing for the
next draft will commence Monday
morning under the direction OF Lee
Wooley the newly appointed chief
clerk Of the draft board According
to the latest instructions the mailing
of qiestionnaries will be started Dec.
Is fs4t -f5 ~
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-13
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS

In conformity with the preference
by the maj6r!;y OF the can
dldstes voting the branch "xaGins-
ton for Dec. 2ol2ar2ei i,sill be held IN
Grover ana WILL be conducted at the
NJ, e. Parsonage by Rev .'sa II.
Manping, All capdliaaates should
plan to be ready, to begin not later
than . a. M. Thursday Dec. 20.
ss 6f All p COPELAND,
a4.seea CO, ,sgpt Of Schools
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-13
WATERMAN FOR SENATOR

,sia. atterpaA of Deri eriveru has.
announced thatbhs will be la -sapdiI,
date for the repubiicsnzndn dnination
ifot United states Senator fnss that
ne would HE secure sacA a npmii,,
natton In spite Of the fact lat, lthsFs,
'wtlis sstiti stand IN his'path he fpFga-
nidable task of defeating Jdhn Shat
roth who will fdeubtless be the, ,demz,
Iocratic inominee.ale tlsisf -, = III II,
Watterman is an able la oyer and
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-13
LOCAL NEWS Of INTEREST
Dongs st The People Of Raymer and Vicinity ior Past
Week told 10 Bret

| week told 10 Bret
q lla - ~
Refriehiber the date DecembeY q,
|gonie aiB tad hainiqo Oil ), d5fIe'so
Ioi YgW se9a9igf-4-aii 5gs lsd.ih Il
bldAspes M .Msolltthu is assisting Mrs,
Beans tnis weeh..1Bsh o. 9mb sd ef
tHiEb sI5Vay.,,, ,,,, -, ruvo,,,,o
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-13

held on Saturday, DecempbbeYgE IS + II
viii beo sppreeeiiast3ad I'd Va sgy Of lai
.lpspplllhpe .lpplllhpers rYho fan kaii ygill come api
g.se Their aSsistan 'e IN cIAe ii'5,m'
lltpd2f ott fsse VII aras gi3si lc1yrF'inis ~ ~
rif5 Y sfioax will s'f4gR' I5flofk
'pa .edf piss at th4 fii'"I rl %
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-13
| tl6lE WATSON, NAMED Il, !.
Ioadq yioJusTICEl Of PEACE si5 il 10 10 /,
Isl baDol ID FOR KEOTA, DISTRICT

d sIopehaa Watson, a local
!rsstsarapt PranrIietpf ohRs beseHp1 sH1 aBI
pesalsd iastisss Of the apefce byotbe
ibieisl count tsn commissioners opD neiuf
itios,I OF stonshn mosresidamts Judge
lWatsona Win have snse eofllthe biggest
lardap t4Sdtrf ms oghritJietion 6faaHy
peade eJfh ke'Iff agftheasterd1c 1colol
lrdt iizd0m oaw 9Eqooq f0f tesrsia
n H''iidam fatH ytt,a.,ao1v
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-13
EATON POTATO BUYER IS mo9
KILLED BY AUTOMOBILE


Y Eaton John Shoonover, Sc years
old, was killed In an automobile acci-
dent on the streets here FrAay after
noon within two blocks oFhis home
His machine skidded at the corner
OF Second street, throwing shoon-
over against a concrete gatei frae-
turin. his scullaaSh Shoonpyerthad been
apotato buyernheEei for twenty years
and was known all over northern
coforado. ne ID survived BY two
brothers, Harry and Charles, farmers
near here. and by a sister In Kansas
Mrs, Crockett. -,
h gfHs1aOMal1 nIAI 4. VII Di FTlMJG
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-13
"a scHooHNoTEs !.

sincsa theAlssto rriting Eof these
notes the sclHdt Has had the PLEASURE
day afisr ths VACATION M. Donald
schriber, MHHtMtt's brpther. was
a visit9y in tbe wTning and II t,,s sthe1
of the sehoce)Ua6 lsome very itieetS
esting facts concerning the work FOR
the goesrnm@ 2F. schribef n Ser
wing as Hospital Apprintiee in ron.
enthusiastic S6otH his wo,k saa,esa
snres us that the boys ID 'gainise
are doing real work that .hecomayl
|Ae q, Ites thsIsihf when thes VII, clilf
bark for service abroad. He tens slus]
FhH tff AraiPHs Is strenuous u si'ne1
and at all time strict but iu, the mn,n
cmt9ydsiomrf6Q 'T ',o,,a -
On Friday, Mr.. Albert Dakan of
Longmont, VINO spoke to ths p,seting,
| AZ ks kcAoJ thS ptsht beforaagaysI
OMin0l tIHorh ] siis,asol'
and .su tsills ....-......... IsnrrDf !
The main two points III hM talk
weT tBaE the students nav might
hsl& sal6 tother to advantage bnt
that should not be unless theX had
made arrangements to work tasst aer
bnaQut 2ife For II they did 3aru,
om nyM Az one would be .dost s mi
~ ehtn tnl&for want of theestHers
help. In other wards be, indeBehdehta 9
The other point-fnd your rnaifi iriaa
|Aelsstsok set Ilonr Vision Of service
and. Than follow it. until YOU have
prepared for the greatest usefulness
lin that line, There Is always Job
waiting for the man or women who
Is prepared. .lsnasi
Mr. Knapp, County Agricul turalist i
also spoke to the assembly in eonnee-
tion with the reclaiming of this coun !
try for agriculture and spok tdf the
inspiring work done by the b bys' and
girls clubs. 1t seems that work done
by some Of the club memt ersl dhas
been most creditable and that the
outlook for the future is very ipromis-i
ing. AT the close OF the RESEMBLE
period Mr. Knapp met the cli ID fffema
bers for discussion OF results obtain
ed and the plans for the futu re. work.
Miss Danialson met with the girls,
club and learned of what they had
been doing and helped in the uplans
for the future. As is knowtml she it
to- have charge Of this work wIthrhe
lgirls. NJ, 4 ,....,..o bna bH
Am exhiiit day is being planned
for some time in the near FIXTURE for
both clubs at which time II will be
shown to the public what has beeA,
accomplished. 10 y5nn
Irene Lemmons has entered this
school from Sterling, she is In Mrs
Hewitt's room. II aolQ g
At a regular meetins~of the tathe5.
letic association it was decfded to
carry out the plan of basket social
and play for the porpose of raising
money for the school In general and
the association in particular This.
was suggestedy some time ago but 1t.
was not seen 1T to carry it out. ,un7,
til now In fact the matter has been
left over until we could decide unon
several matters that pertain to the
pubic. rryr mary remember the
trouble that was experienced last
,ffea ,,ffearE aFReh the7 Basket supper Was
|fira11 t9 death, 50 ,there was oppostg
~ thfs omHn omHnn frr,m,oa IL ,,asd.daaa
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-13
HAWAIIAN NUMBER Il ,.,.i:;s .s.sP Z; /

The second number of the lecture
coarse was we'll attended and thor,
oughly enjoyed by alI The Bugle
Call was very vel rendered on athe
Uhelale and Guitar, and the history
OF the Hawaiian Islands which was
given by Miss vierra and no doubt
every one will hope to heara these
gifted people again next Year. Shb a''i
Ff5 IN All
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-13

!. FOR Christmas suggestions. ace
pages four and eightsp gss ;s5.s,sa ;5.ss u
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-13

.9liliDngmont- b@~oGh ddEnsf Off iAa
rfuHth and Cistfp grsaesqof the Long
pf,onffb bub4asusensokra making q
iRoltpq9f iRoltpi strsafbS l'Sooss ot hsR are u BE
shIphad ffoslaar Hefe' }telgo sal'r7s Tr
nQt D n9gI .9yoE .illI
% hIfl TEuT 'BhUfff1T1nf INV q IA "
Ijclded btG hasfgthiss sqne,lAogrand sue
cess antda itf he hhehenld one given
BY iase taeh9ohGldh lIbwiuwas Thought
tfav4hea afaa vwk5 b'fHSA9hhe baskets
Hast year 1ofssera d}d htife aAhatter ahd that
y xsqr1kssdd RhaFddsbip the name name q q
H tlhe efgikl bfagakfl spb5ppardpsd dnsans ol+enter ,nte
|tainMentyaG aGapseagpsRhlM3he price 10
bepnMifog arJsasbst #flimited 70 i've
dollars. n After .tAespflimitf tionsswere
utento sthis 4sh tsr1aantHsnt, the vote
eaf7ieGdmaaiiA6dslysad ed -si0 an
|od The N4ghnsc iioSfdia gGmg to stage
d one aSt pla3ya b9ef6DJee' III 'tafs basket sup
nfF1 III siY Ie pifesf, ~, lyle playetitee ie
that has heen cen sbhYoY9b blippolt9p lipo IBIS town:
The date net foralhe Play and bask-
ct lsuppersisi1EridaynniGhL DECEMBER
glamddit oisbhIopeH that. every one
wiil cesneoesit aha thaeaa1l the ladies
win brihguh swelpyfheaaand attracI
tive bgsRet.l afheo opriceaof admission
|8 tssgIpb1tB tssgIpb1tsByp IN bg'asSfs. s$ adi ms,
Wsbell 8Mlpplthps Is bhRI IN sscboo'
haKing nreRnter%s sEueSdaY We arf
glad she has ar rangsadAsome'
--The.sii-the-- weather is little bad
ii isshopedTtt at the patrons OF fths
sshool baIlr ss,l fftstbrAo allin theft
power 10 NAVE "stnei+l chfhlrep blahtl.
dren IT, school !. = T.He eof9eyapssiare
running running ard andia,sre are nearly On sohsdql'
tiMsisdWRe AT ant The esisseess Of this
the bst1schpoi I'M 4 Jhai'state, I',ts g con I
tifiues thru6Uhitbe winter which o o
eourselit ~ilfaf thooparents VIII con
|tfnae to bsdpI torp tfei Efforts or th'
sehooi adthos lftie@aah hotfTe way the,
have bee1pI dd asi 90 ohBm M n
oi With fhs Ih'Al9 ihg q, f,EsISSbh EsISSbhooI ON sal ~
ardays welas imit dthhat1j n may ioe ]
litllena ipeonysnjenl ast srthe lpresen
|timeab ut ismlt it7tAe rsLssthat onlth
fmmsaoreis accomplished II. goq ia cfi
work continually than II yopru g9r
Is So ALTERED over several short mr.
iods Of timey II yoqs miss the hel
of { ne boy pa girl qg1aSS On Saturday l1npnl' npnl'
resa sember that there Will be a tim
IN lhe spripg when y9u VIII l9s nav
hso f-s 9TE 9aTErlha her help fari twenty SP days
sue e lfs4siq fessipqn fip2r - the time you are le'
tn g him go now q dday atgal TN
II Is will bpt AT the ype wAsps "
VI Il want him n lot btYoor worse fbaa fbhaant W
DO now stoo9riisso1o s.idw -o1q OFF
The apext ! mes itingIof ths,Snis
y ie school for the purpose ofiS9f ffllp|
Ing their Redo;f, TOSS .yorkfIWiH
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-13

p flfIfTT TFuT '8bUff1172nI 6lIW a 70 gl
Iictded btu hasaUthiss one, ,7aogrand sue
'ctss anddm ttl he hhetenld one given
by ifae aeh9ohnidh lItwiu@as Thought
tfaeehea aia6 VITO biHSahhe baskets
last yaar 15Ssser d}db btife 44Httbr ara that
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-13

trouble that was experienced last
iiear a EKeh the Basket supper vas
ir1aIR @ death. 50 there Was opposi5
lt ton t6rt this one from that stand
Point. Nov sSsIl.> i mas been ieanitfy de-
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-11-23
SUFF RAGE IN NEW YORK.

New York state has given the Won1-
en- the vote, ending a contest that has
been waged more or less strenuous.
" for nearly seventy years and now
nearly two million new voters are
added TO the empire states electorate.
While we have always contended for
the question of whether or not the
women Of a commonwealth ought to
have he vote should be decided by
referendum among the women, there
is not going back on such a decision.
as that which was given in that state.
The men in New York wish the wom-
en- to have the vote and they have SO
expressed themselves ct the polls.
1t will bring a great number of
new voters in every city as well as
new problems which will have to be
considered and met in an intellient
fashion and we hope that the women
who do their own thinking ana not
thosa who are likely to follow a lead
er blindly, will be the first to avail
themselves of suffrage. There Is
great oportunity for betterment OF
conditions in New York and we hope
hat the women will help i nthe I'M
provement. In some states they nave
been a power for good and in others
they have merely added to the un-
stable quality of the electorate,
Women are much better than men
in their desire to improve conditions
and if they follow their natural inclln-
ations and keep out of teh factional
ouarrels they will great yassist III
reforming New York state and city
and keeping them bot hon the right
side.
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kERENSK OF THE CHARMED
LIFE.

Again the news reports deny the to-
tai eclipsing of Kerensky. He is now
reported "shafe at Luga"
The picturesque in war, as in peace,
attracts attention, and he name of
| he mn who meteorically flashes across
the sky OF publicity is handed down
in something like a sacred whisper
for many years after his path of glory
has been darkened
A few weeks ago we were placing
our faith in Russia's safety for de-
mocracy on this man Kerensky, who
after the first revolution seemed to
aave arisen for the purpose of holding
il check the rising storm of revolt
against reason. Then he appeared
the wise counsellor, the man or iron
nerve needed to say who should and
who shouldn't be punished for dis
affection in the great ranks of the
country
But a change comes The Bolshe-
Wiki that had been growing tiercer and
more embarrassing for months sud
denly ended in a great coup that left
keTensky helples5ly fleeing from his
own former strength. Men whom he
had spared i'll the mercy of his first
victory turned on him demanding his
death. To Petrograd turned the tide
Of bloodshed, and into hiding went
the man whom we believed fearless
Iy would face the storm.
Day after day reports grew more
disheartenmg about him. His death
by suicide was limited by him and
strongly urged by others, He disap-
paarel from view and it was said,
the camouhaging as a sailor had not
brought him safety and his life was
gone out.
Now again today comes the word
that Kerensky is safe at Luga, some
ninety miles from Petrograd. What
he is doing there is not known but We
aG the belief that he will not yet be
heard of in the final settling down of
affairs in Russia.
If he has managed to keep his head
on his shoulders during the last ten
days then we believe that indeed Ke-
rensky BEARS a charmed life and will
be hailed at Russia's gerat man yet.