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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-01
PROTESTSCHOOl
BOARDS ACTION
Greenfield Residents Seek Re.
instatement Of Dianiased
School Superintendent

Protesting against the alleged
high-handed methods % the town.
ship school board in ordering the
resignation OF Supt J. J. Kelley
and resolved 10 petition for the re-
movAl from once OF the school
trustees. residents OF Greenfield
held an indignation meeting Wed
nesdAy night. They have perfected
an organization and gill seek 10
Dust the school ofncials by prefer.
ring charges 20 the state supertn-
tendeni OF education, T. l. Keller.
in lansing
The meeting showed that the peo-
pie OF the township are favorable 20
the Greenfield school district being
consolidated with the Detroit dis
crict. 20 which the board a, nrst ap-
reared favorable Now they are
greatly opposed 10 the plan in spite
OF public sentiment,
Mothers Who have children a..
tending 'he Greenfield schools are
demanding the return OF the super.
intendent Several attempted 20
attend a special meeting OF the
board. Wednesday afternoon. bat
were barred from the session As
yet The board has failed 20 give the
superintendent any substantial rea-
znr, FOR his Hfs-utSSaI
School attendance In the town
ship has fallen OF greatly since the
recent dispute arose. The number
IN the high school is abou, one-hah
os what IL was last week. and the
attendance in the grade rooms also
has decreased materially
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-01
WOULD REVISE
CONSTITUTION

tStdf Correspondent Detroit Times)
LANSING. Mich. Feb. Rep.
Thomas Read. OF oceana county.
VIII propose In a resolution 20 the
house that a constitutional conven-
ton be summoned 10 meet In 1915
&c take MP the work OF revising the
constitution, which wns adopted IN
1909. His resolution IL prompted by
The fact that rush of proposal. 20
amend the constitution IL ocning
before ths Legislature and he thinks
the oriy way 10 check il and get &C
lion on tho nan. that are talked %
!, for another constitutional BODY 10
SO over The new constitution. entire.
~ and suggest 70 The people a 70
modelled basic Law.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-01
CITY FIREMAN
KILLED BY AUTO

While riding nre department
motorcycle on his way home 20 sup
per Wednesday evening. Morton
Reading. ~ years old. OF No. l2s
Erskine-st.. was struck az Kiplinr
ave and Eas, Grand.blvd. by an
automobile driven BY r. A. Bailey.
OF No. 1913 Brush ST. and died later
in the receiving hospital. Police are
conducting an investigation
Reading had BEEN a member Of
the FIRE department about three
months and came 20 Detroit from
Renronis. Mich. where bis parents
reside Al the hospital II vas found
he had sustained broken collar
bone and internal Injuries
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-01
DETROIT BILLS
Measure Allowing Conduit
Beads and Park Purchase
Prepared
~ W. L. cALNoN.

(efsf Ccyvespos6srf D~frots Itwss)
LANSING. Mich. Feb. 1.-Two
BILLS that concern Detroit and which.
Il 10 Understood. are sought o.
Mayor MARI and the city sdministra.
lion are ready for Introduction here.
One would permit the issuance q
bonds for the building OF eonduits.
n seems hat there IL no provision
for such bonds ~ present. and II
IL held that eonduits for lighting
commission wires In the new sec
tions OF the city are as essential "a
sewers and water mains. which can
be cared for with bonds.
The other bill n 10 empower the
city 70 purchase for park purposes
land that 10 not In the city limits or
contiguous TO a. This L. designed
TO cradle Detroit TO secure parks in
territory that later may be IN the
city and which may be had At much
lees cost now than at any future
time.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-01
Trus.con Men To Banquet.

The annual convention ~ he rep.
rosentstives ~ the Ttus-con LAbors
tories will close Thursday night With
q banquet IN the sistisi Az noon
the delegates we're quests % the ~.
troi' Beard u Commerce The after
nom session was devoted 70 isDs
on trade and orgsnizstion efficiency
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-01
TAX RELIEF BILL
REPORTED OUT

tStdf Covvcspondsrf Defyott Ttrss1
LANSING, Mich, Feb. IN.
Copley bill TO ave wsyn. county
from going on the delinquent ,.x ii,,.
has been reported out % conmitt.e
and placed on the hous. calendar for
consideration In committee OF the
whole. This 10 The bill vhieh Coun.
~ Auditor Buhrer and others pre-
pared 70 allow time for tar paw.
nlen,s In all cases like that n
Wsyns where the fsI rols are ti.d
~ because Of court action.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-01

The annual exhibition OF %,
American Wstsroolor society. com.
memorstinF me hftieth anniver.
sary o. iu founding. 10 70 be opened
today ~ the galleries % ire IA
tional Aria club IN New York city.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-01
1kinson, In State.
rnont, Urges ADryest
Bill Possible"
nr,A1THUR HAS
/ ANOTHER BILL
MEASURE II Aimed To
( Prevent Drug Store
Jags"

B 1nnsshaied closely nov and prepared
~ Ne legislative battle Just ahead
luD6ing he drawing Of lines OF
(Dvluioa moro closely. the house
e - ssasss liquor committees have
nnngsd their minds about starting
6ommittse work ON the prohibition
~ q this time and viii wait IN
= ~ bllls are printed. which win
h 80 . NV days more.
Ihe bons drys are feeling more
0unn1eof than ever that they viii
h unOw . winning majority when the
1ok11s with the moists is on
Ilsutr0ev Dlckinsoa. regarded As
- Ioa1G Of the drys In the lesis-
IneuxU, he's cc0s out With . state
n uG1e thnf aims 20 head OF . clash
~ ~ two kinds q dYys before the
1111n oome up IN the legislature for
ooopt1Bafion- He urges that each
<no1o AVOID ssvwe criticism OF the
DCnor. 80 thst al join for the dry
- NJ q prohibit0ry Law that can
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-01
Cheap Fuel
Easily Obtainable
All the Year

Paducah. Kentucky. on the
Ohio river. is only fifty miles
from the almost inexhaustible
coal fields of Southern Illinois
and West Kentucky. There
are both river and rail connec-
tions with the iron and coal
fields of Pennsylvania, Vir-
ginia, West Virginia and Ala
bama. Coal and coke can be
transported by river from
Pittsburg for Is cents per ton.
The Ohio and Tennessee
rivers are navigable for barg-
ing fuel at all seasons OF the
year.
Fuel is obtainable at the
same price all the year around.
There is no famine-no con-
gestion of freight.
Steam power can be devel-
oped at Paducah not 10 exceed
50 per horsepower per annum
for fuel.
Horsepower can be devel-
oped electrically cheaper than
in any hydro-eleotric plant.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-01
faducah Oilers You Every Advantage
That a Manufacturer Can Ask
Ample Freight
Facilities by Rail
and Water

When James J. Hill decided to
extend the Burlington Railroad into
Paducah BY building a 5000, 900
bridge across the Ohio be said
When Manufacturers learn
the possibilities OF Padueah il
will be one OF the greatest towns
in the South"
Jointly interested are the Louis
vile & Nashville, and the Nashville
& Chattanooga Railways. They
have bought ground for the biggest
yards in the South-exeept New
Orleans.
The Chicago & Eastern illinois
Railroad, Is miles away; the Big
Four Railroad, 80 miles distant and
the Wabash, plan entrance into Pa
dueah from the North.
The New Orleans. Mobile & Chi
cago is now building into Paduoah.
They will enter the city before the
year IS out.
Today after the winning of eight
law suits in a campaign before the
Interstate Commerce Commission,
Paducah enjoys the lowest freight
rates along the Ohio River.
Padueah has practically unlimited
water service, and the only harbor
on the Ohio free of ice the entire
year.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-01
Plentiful Labor
Under Attractive
Living Conditions

Labor is plentiful, both skilled
and unskilled, especially women.
Labor troubles are unknown. A
truck garden community. with a
free public market. where the pro-
Queer sells TO the consumer the year
around with unusually long sea
sons, afford cheap living. which
with the low rents permit every
wage Garner TO save.
II has good schools, churches Of
all denominations. good streets and
rood sewage. The death rate 10
only 1875 per thousand.
The Illinois Central Railroad has
1900 men in its Paducah shops, and
plan a new shop 10 employ 1000
more.
Joseph F. Walker, master me-
chanic of this road says that the
best labor in the South is to be had
in Paducah.
An engineer for Stone & Webster.
who control over 30 public utility
plants throughout the United States,
says that padueah offers greater op-
portunities than Gary, Ind
w. II. MeLelland, OF New Or
leans. the biggest. manufacturer OF
hosiery in the South, says no point
Offers . better grade OF labor for
textile industries.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-01
Meet Paducah's Representatives

representatives Of te February e and
Mr. ansP SnfhW
arnovi a Padueht Advantages
tclwr 10 possibilities Padueah Hfa
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-01

divisions he Illinois Central
the give
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-03
lie muhe zimskega kralja.

Zimski kralj je vselei nevoljen,
kadar Sc mora lOciti cd svojega
zezla. Neprestano Sc vraca in pri-
nasa $ seboj ledenc viharje. meglo.
slano i'll sneg. &c hocete preziveti
to nevarnO dobo brez Skode. mora
tie skrbeti, ola vaSi Odva.jalni orga-
nj redno delujejo. &c ie zelodec V
dobrem redu tedaj ina vse truplo
potrebno moe. ola Sc upira bolez-
MIN. Trinerievo ameriSko grenko
vino Odrzi odvajalne in prebav-
ljame organe v redu. Mani sc lah-
ko zanesete pri zaprtju, glavObo-
lu. nervoznosti in splosni slabosti
it'd. Ccna 81. Po lekarnah. Pl.iuc-
MICA je sedaj modi, vzemite Ia
koi Trineriev pomirjevalec kaslja,
ko Sc p~rikazejo prvi simptomi
mraza. .Bolie je, Ola ste previdni
kot da sc prepozno kesate. I'm zee
naznauja revmatizem in nevralgi-
ia svoj prihod, utrdite sc prot
MIN : Trinerjevim linimentom
Cena telnu izvrstnemu zdravilu
kot tudi pomirjevaleu kaslja je
% IN SOC. lekarnah, 35 in Zoe.
pc pOsti. job. Triner, izdelovalec,
1899 SO Ashland Ave, Chica-
20, Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-03
Cosli Ia l25,000 frankov.

Francoski ~casopisi poro6ajo, da je
znameniti umetnik ma gosh Willy Bur-
mester, kupil pred nekoliko dnevi ne
Ike gosh Stradivarijevega izdelka il
leta 1717. "a 125, 00O frankov. Kako
dragocene morajo biti tie gosli umet-
niku! To je njegovo edino in najvecje
imetje, a poleg tega tudi nova rekla-
ma "a njegove %koncerte, XII mu bodo
v nekoliko p~riredbah dvakrat toliko
prlnesli, kot SO ga gosh veljale.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-03
Ia zdruzitev Jednot.

solventne, maj hi Sc ne prczirale.
ampak zdruzimo Sc brez tch "a
prek. Kajti zdruzcni hotemo po-
ravnati vsak primankliaj.
Clanstvo prizadetih or~ganizaci.j
Sc je re itak %svojocasno potom
SplOsnega glasovania izreklo 2
ogromno vecmo "a zdruzitev.
Pripravljalni odbor mai hi lie ure-
dill druge podrobno,ti III cdredil
cas- in kraj izredne konvenciie.
Sklenjeno, da Sc ia resolucija
objavi V nasih drustvenih glasilih
G. ~, G.. S. in Proletarec.
Ia S. S. p. u. Mike Krulc, preds.
Valentin Blazic, tajni!i.
Malta Ulejnic, biaga.j.
Ia $. ID. p. z. John Pecnik, preds.
Karol Worina, tajnik.
Jozef zibert, blagajnik.
Ia 5. p. ID. sv. Barbara
Frank Strukelj, preds.
John homer, tajnik.
Mike Krulc, blagajnik.
Ia A. 5. b. p. D.A. Mocnik, preds.
Martin junk, tajnik.
John Zordani, blagajnik
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-03

Ako citas Proletarca, pa spo-
znas, da je dober list in tie zanima,
tedaj ga pokazi Sc tovarisu in mu
ga priporoci, da DO tudi on to 1--WE
del, kar lives ii in Sc raucil, Cesar
80 ucis ii. To DO dusevni dobiGek
zate in zanj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-03
Breezy Hill, Kans.

Dine %. marca ie bila sklicana
skupna seja tukaisnjih podpornih
drurstev. Omenjene seize so Sc ude-
leila sledeta druStva: $. :. p. u.
st. As; S. d.. p. z. 81. 80, :. p. ID.
sv. Barbara st. IL; i'll A. :. b. p.
ID. st. IL.
Seja .je bila sklicana z nam enom,
Ola sc apelira IA VISA druga drust-
va, maj stOpijo V mas delokrog in
zahtevajo cd Il, odbOrov ozirom
cd pripravljamih odbornikov "a
zdruzitev, da sc nekaj stori in da
pridemo tenn hitreje do zazeljene-
ga ella. NatO Sc je spisala in So
glasnO sprejela cd vseh navzocih
elanov sledeca
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-03

Ne,nSki rajhstag JIG imcnoval komisijo va
uvazevanje reform" kaj %pomcnijO take kourisije,
We vsakdo, &c nj prisel ravnO vccrai ma svet. Maj
bolje hi sc mnenovala "komisija IA pokopavanic
reform. Kancelar je V rajhstagu ponovno izjavil,
da sc mora q volino reform0 ~pocakati, dokler ne
DO vOjna kOncana, Ges tax korak hi bill usodepoln.
dokler ia ia ~stotisOce MOI V zakOpih.
Rusi nnnajO mic mani moz V zakCpih, pa SO
izvrSili nekaj wee "reforme", kakor dezelnoDbor-
sko volilno pravico. Sploh mora biti Bethmam
Hollwcg zelo velik optimist, ce misli Sc vprico
ruske revolucije, Ola JIG nekoliko x~boljSana voLilna
pravica IA pruski dezelni nbor &c vrhtmec polite
he refonne IA Nemcijo.
"Vorwaerts" tudi ne veriame, ola sc bo 5 TO
kOmisijo kaj resnega doseglo, in pise ''Veliko hi
bio izgubl ienega, ce hi Sc ia k~Omisiia izkazala ne
spOsObna. Njena nalOga je pokazati, ola SINE mem
Ski narod z%ahtevati pray toliko spostovanja ko-
likOr drugi civilizirani narodi."
"VOrwaerts" hOce s TEN reel. ola je naloya
kOmisije denok atizirati Netmcijo tako, kakor so
demOkratizirane druge dezcle. In ruska revoluciia'
kaze, KAN to meri. Ampak "Vorwaerts' ina paS
svOje razloge, ce nina veliko za,tpanja v tc komi.
siio.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-03

uradno Giarlo: PRoLETAREC, 4oos ". ast St, Chicago, III.
Cenjena irutva, oziroma nib uradnk, so uliudno present, posinti vss
d9piso aravn ma gavnega tanks in nikogar dragega; Denar n sc posja
dopss nmavnost ma savnega tainika in nikOgar dugsga Denar maj Sc pOsnja|
Deposit Bank, Conemaugh, Pa in tako nasovltene poslja Z mesctnim poroSi
ION N naslov 81 tajmka.
slusa;-, da opazijo drustveni tajniki pi porosiHb glavnega tajnika kake
pomanJhJvost, maj to nemudoma naznan:jo uradu glavnega tajnika, da Sc v pi
hodnje pop.v.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-03
RESOLUCIJA.

u Ozirom ma to, ker so Sc vse
podporne Organizacije V minolem
letu ma svojih konvencijah javno
izrekle "a nadanje delovanje k
druzitvi slovenskih Jednot, Zvcz
in samostoinih drustev, in ker so
bill Ma vseh konvencijah izvoljeni
clani v pripravljalni odbor, da ia
kOj gre ia delo ter pc svOjih maj
bolBih moceh izposluje tezko pri-
cakovano zdruzitev.
Il ozirom ia to, da je re minulo
vec casa, kar nj slisati pray mic
delOvanju pripravljalnega odbo-
IA, pa apelirajo tukajSnja drustva
ia VISA Cstala drustva pc Zdruzc-
nth drzavah, da vstanejO kot ell
MOI ter zahteva.jo takoj zdruzitev.
IadnJi cas- Sc nam naglasa, ola je
zdruzenje nemogoce, dOkler MISC
vse organizacije solventne, Obrat-
no pa imamO dokaze, Ola je zdru-
zitev mOgoca brez solventnoSi.
Cemu tOrej Sc nadalje cakati ter
Sc Ozirati ia kricace, XII trobijo V
svet, da drzavni zakOni nasprotu-
jejo Zdruzs,"i7 Use tako trobilo sc
nan vinI ae rel1ama "a
tlste, ri ImaJO mastno siuZbo V vi.
uradih.
Bratje! Skrajni cas- je re, sto-
pimo vsi ma plan, neozirajmo Sc na
leyO ali desno ,ampak podajmo 81
'bRtsko vsi r0ke, stOpino pod
Okrilje enc velike organizacije,
katera nam BIO jameila napredek
i'll bOdOcnOst, nam in naSim po-
tOmcem. Ako Sc nadalje Ostanemo
r~aztreseni kot smo sedai, nam je
napredek nemogoc; in zreti mora
mo s strahom V bodocnost.
Obenean vabimo tudi elanstvo
j. S. X. Jednote, da Sc pridruzi
nasi akciji, ter skupno DELUXE V
prid Ddruzitve, ker to je bill sklep
Nth zadnje k~onvmcije.
Glede zdruzitve bilo .je re mno.
go vsestranskega pojasnjevanja.
Porabilo Sc .je v to svrho veliko
papirja, crnila in denarja "a vse to
je bilo dosedaj lie bob oh steno.
Vsako nadaljnje in obsirno pojas.
njevanje ali kritiziranie Sc nam
Ddi popolnoma odvec.
Torej apeliramo Sc enkrat ia
pripravljalne odbore vseh priza.
detih organizacii, Xxi so Sc izrekle
"a Ddruzitev, da prienejo takoi
skupno z resnim delom.
Organizacije, katere Sc MISC
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-03

Se0eZs Conemou0n. "a.
oLAvHH UnADNIKI:
PREDSEDNlK: Ivan Prostor, 612O ST. Clair Ave. Cleveland, Ohio.
PODPREDSEDNiK: Joip Zorko, +. + ID. = box so, Vest Newton, Pa.
rAJNiK: Bis Sovak, 20 Main St, Conemau.p, ~.
POMOzNI TANK: Andrea vidrich, 10 Franklin Main st, Conemaugh, Pa
nLAGAJNIK: Joip zee 652 st. Clair Ave, Cleveland, Ohio.
POMOzNI BLAGAJNIK: Frank PavloveiG, 20 Main ST., Conemaugh, Pa.
NADzoRNIKI:
l. nadzornk: Ivan A. Kaker, aG7 Hanover St, Milwaukee, Wis.
> nadzornik: NikOlsj Povse, l Crab St, Numrey HILL N. S Pittsburgh, Pa
!. nadzornk: Jakob Kocjan, 140 E. SGD St, Cleveland, Ohio.
PoRoTNIKI:
]. porotnik: Anton Lavris, box s, Yukon, Pa
pWotnik; Frank Bavdek, 633 Glass Ave, Cleveland, Ohio.
). pordnik: Anton Weny, box 50, Superior, Pa
vRHovNI zDRAvNIK:
F. }. Kern, NJ. D, 622 st. Clair Ave, Cleveland, Ohio
PoMozNI oDBoR:
Frank SkufcaL ass End St, Conemaugh, Pa.
Ivan jaeger, b. 543 Woodland Ave, Conemaugh, Pa
Franc Eos, Conemaugh, Pa.
Jakob Rupert, b.. 2s, South Fork, Pa
van Hrbar, 100 Brood St, Johnstown, Pa.
GLAvNI URAD " Hist st. 20 Main st, Conemaugh, Pa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-28
PUELrc AUCTION.

Al auction house, LOG East Church
street, Thursday, March l, beginning
at o'clock sharp, round oak extension
dining table, six oak chairs, Hoosier
kitchen cabinet, rockers. library table,
vernis Martin bed, springs and mat
tress; combination book case and writ
ing desk, drop leaf table, large and
small rugs, stair carpet, good drop
head White sewing machine, fine range.
gas range, small cook stove, washer,
eighteen foot extension ladder, dav-
export and heater, porch fur
niture, porch swing, push cart, sew
eral pairs Of children's new shoes,
dishes. cooking utensils. fine refrigera-
tors gas lamp and a percolator. Also
dresser and Edison graphophone and
records. Terms cash. Don't miss this
sale. Two parties have brought their
goods to be sold, they are the best you
have had q chance to buy in a long
time. Everybody come. Kendall and
Pitcher.
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Copyright, 1915 by Frank 1. Packard.

That dear, practical business head Of
yours makes it even harder for you
than it is for me-and can hardly
realize it myself But I am cured,
dear, and I'm we'll and strong, and I
don't need any help. Why, Robert,
am going to help you now, instead OF
always being source Of worry and
anxiety to you. Come let US 60"
IF you will walk slowly" suggested
Madison, "I'll speak to the little
Holmes boy and his parents and bring
them with US"
With a nod Madison turned away,
the tense expression on his face as
sumed again, and presently he was
talking to Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes and
patting the boys head in q clumsy,
overweight fashion.
Ell don't dar'st to CO." and Mrs.
Holmes clutched wildly at the boy,
still sobbing.
"But Mrs. Thornton is going" urged
Madison gently. "and I know your
gratitude is not less than hers-it
couldn't be less, with this little lad re-
OtOAO0 w y0us L uLA o0AS you "&AS "
show 1t, don't you?"
II think we'd orter 60. ma" said Mr..
Holmes uneasily.
The boy put his hand In Madison's.
II want to 60, mister" he choked.
take me, mister, won't your
Eyes; I think we'd orter Co." repeat
ed Mr.. Holmes. "Come along, ma"
And he took his wife's arm.
It was strange group-the Thorn.
TOMS rich, refined. to whom luxury
was necessity; the Holmeses, poor, un-
cultured, coarsely dressed, and Madi-
son, who walked with set face, head
lowered q little, his pace slowing per-
ceptibly-humbly, 1t seemed-the near
er he came to the cottage door.
(To Be Continued]
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Saturday, March 10. for the purpose OF
electing county superintendent Of
schools
The county officers and deputies gave
County superintendent and Mrs.
Boardman pleasant surprise at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Barlow.
1t was farewell courtesy to Mr.. and
Mrs. Boardman before their departure
to their new home in Cedar Falls "A
delightful social evening was enjoyed.
County Attorney w. c. Shepard, In be-
half of the assembled guests pre-
scented Mr. and Mrs. Boardman with a
beautiful electric lamp.
r. f. Shope was here the latter part
of the week and shipped their house,
hold goods to Belmond where their fu-
ture home will be.
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Allison News Notes.
to Times-Republican.

Special to Times -Republican.
Allison, Feb. 2S.-The drug store
owned by Postmaster S. w. Burroughs,
was broken into by burglars Sunday
night and quantity Of stuff taken.
Bloodhounds were brought here from
Waterloo and placed on the trail but
the guilty parties have not yet been
caught.
The trial of the case against Will
liam Kurtz, a farmer living near kes-
ley, on charge Of incest, was begun
here in district court on Monday be-
fore Judge Edwards and jury.
Auditor Eugene owen has issued
call for convention Of the presidents
Of the several school corporations OF
Butler county to meet at the court
house in Allison on the afternoon OF
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TIMES REPUBLICAN, MARsHAILTOWN IOWA: g. 1917

to parliament. One one occasion, when
she had concluded her stump speech.
some enthusiasts in the crowd shouted:
Miss wilberforce foreer!"
The lady stepped forward.
Gentlemen, thank you." she said.
But believe, me, I do not wish to be
Miss Wilberforce forever."--Tit- Bits.
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WISCONSIN LANDS.


For Sale-Cheap forty-acre farm.
located close to town and school. Has
fair buildings. About three acres
cleared. Choice clay loan, hardwood
soil. Considerable green hardwood. sal
able timber. Price $25 per acre. Very
easy terms. A. C. Thompson. Lady
smith, wis.
! For Sale-Cheap, eighty acre farm
close to town and school. Has fai:
buildings and about three acres
cleared. Choice clay loan soil. Con-
siderable green hardwood timber which
will go a long way toward paying for
the farm. Price $25 per acre. Very
easy terms Address Box o. Lady
smith, Wis.
For 3.le-I,n!:::ss:s-oovsi quarter seS-
ton. southwest Wisconsin. to trade for