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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-07-20

1872 Charles Cote
1873 Ernest Clifford Cote
1874 Asa Vern Chamberlin
1856 George Bryant Gale
1856 Frank Krzyston
1877 James Klima
1888 Andrew Kosienick
789 James Edward Mcfarland
100 Albert Majkrzak
791 Manley Judson Pendleton.
1872 John Albert Styczinski
1913 Adam Tornowski
1874 Michael WrObel
795 Edwin August Wellhausen
796 Fred Marrit wager
Wilson
1917 Roy Victor Dakins
1913 Victor Clyde Dakins
1919 Louis Thomas Haas
500 John Joseph Jilek
sol Wencelas Charles Jilek
500 Darwin Human Martin
500 Robert Harve Mingage
8O4 Jacob William Shrek
500 Frank Peter Shrek
500 Daniel Richard Weaver
Ladysmith
First Ward
807 Rubber Antonoff
SOS William Elmer Brand
800 Arthur Girhard Bloom
$40 William Jennings Bretag
81 Ben Gotlif Bloom
812 Earl Francis Beebe
813 Will Burton
814 Claude Lawrence Bertrand
S15 Clyde Clifford Conner
SIG Guy Edison Charmley
ST. Melvern Milton Conner
818 John George Crabb
$40 AL Davis
500 Carl j. Dregne
821 Ernest Doughty
822 Lawrence John Douglass
1923 Robert John Foster
824 George Hunt
S25 Carl Ellsworth Jones
826 Otto P. Jeske
827 Charles Kanske
82S Stephen Karpuleon
829 Clarence Edward Lindsey
$50 Chester Macomber
S31 Byrne Junius Manley
1872 James Moore
833 Harry Miller
1874 Howard Mechling
1886 Edgar William Pagel
S36 Cornelius Peter Ryser
837 Ray Lyle Smith
838 Edward Thomas Tway
839 Delbert William Woodhouse
Second Ward
$40 Adolord Joseph Barney
841 Fred Bailey
842 Harvey Bertrand
843 Leo James Council
844 Clyde Crandall
845 Earl S. Cardinal
$40 John Cannon
SAT Grover C. DeForrester
848 John F. Diamond
$40 Frank Michael Doyle
$50 Martin Enger
851 Albert Erdman
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853 Jacob Freitag
854 Joseph Forchette
855 Walter Norman Fox
$50 Virgil Geo. Green
857 Joseph Grob
858 Bert VIM. Garrett
800 Arthur FTltZ GHdru
$50 Alfred I. HendricksOn
SCI HaakOn Hogland
862 John Robert Hewitt
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1874 Dick Juers
865 Floyd Eugene Jones
500 William Henry Johnson
867 John Edward Kidd
S6S VIM. Ellsworth King
869 Edward A. James Kennedy
$40 Alfred King
871 Raymond Wilson Lane
S72 Fred John LObitz
873 Bert Ray Lepley
874 Herschel Floyd Lybarger
875 Claude A. Lepley
876 James F. Leblanc
SIT George Lowell
878 John Juell Miller
879 Gus MOrburger
$50 Walter Scotty Morrison
881 Andy Mandl
882 Nathan Lloyd Mcmillan
883 Frank Peter Mallik
1884 John Mouzakeys
1856 Edwin S. Nelson
1856 Jessie Jacob Nichols
887 Henry Olson
1888 Sigward Olson
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891 John Richardson
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1913 Chester Augustine Sands
1874 Rev. Ernest VIM. Schwartz
1916 Andrew Schwczyk
896 John Saldek
1877 VIM. Sphinx
1913 Frank StrawZan
500 Ole Sween
900 Calvin T. TempletOn
901 Frank Tina
902 Henry Trettin
9O3 Clifford Wallace
904 Joseph Vida
905 Clinton Woods
Third Ward
906 Andrew Thomas Coleman
907 HugaT Gown
908 Henry Lee Davis
900 James Albert Ferguson
go Harold Otto Fulmer
GIL Fred Harrison
912 Walter Holman
913 George Hampton
914 Carl Jank
915 WILDER jacobson
Q16 Elmer Peter Martin
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-07-20

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SO Frank Gordon
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81 Henry Hendricks
81 Frank Hon
So August Hendricks
"a Edward I1irt
IS ALT. Johnson
&C Arthur huffman
81 Frank Mathew Leonhard
6S George Leonhard, Jr.
SO CAMEL Lybert
70 Sigur Adolph MartinsOn
II Gustave Nuehring
~ Fred Nuehring, Jr.
10 Harry Thistle
IA Albert Verd1gan
rs Frank e. Verhyen
rs Nick thinner
Flambeau
~ Frank Baumel
rs Paul Herman Bunchek
I79 Claude o. Clements
$50 James Drum
81 Harvey Alien DuH"HOS
|82 Milo Edward Dean
1873 George Earl Doud
LS4 Joe Dachton
1876 William DOnlmlk
1876 Edward carl Flunker
L87 Carl August Flunker
1873 Michael Ferentz
lS9 Paul Fink
1911 James L. Gordon
1872 Mike GOrzalka
1913 Wallace Gordon
1874 Arthur w. Cash
1876 Timothy Hennessy
1876 John Horney
1877 Tony HOdun
1913 Edmond C. Hebard
1919 Albert IverSon
200 Grover Cleveland Iverson
POI Walter Joseph Jaques
2O2 Erwin Jacobs
2O3 Leo Leroy Jenness
2O4 Joseph Koditek
205 Peter KluZ
2O6 Charles J. Kapp
2O7 Ernest KOlb
2OS Michael Krezelok
209 George Kukuczka
210 Will Kressin
I'll Arnold Kressin
PIP Leon d. LeFebre
213 Sam LaZuk
PA Arthur Vincent Labar2e
215 Wilfred James Labarge
216 Harvey Lee Martlndale
PIT Samuel MOSimann
218 William Much
PIG Tom McCla1n
22O Ross Matchett
221 Clark Munger
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224 Myron Everett Nelson
225 George Edward Ola
226 Frank Arthur PARK
227 Robert Louis Park
22S Frank Prochaska
229 Elmer Werner Park
230 John ProbaSh
231 Phares PreSher
232 Ben Rock
233 Alvah O. Smith
234 Charles Jacob Schreiber
235 Mike Singer
236 Andrew Schmidt
237 Paul Sanftner
238 Walter Ernest Schmidt
239 Edward Singer
24O Eben Calvin Thompson
241 Vincent Walker
Glen Flora
PAP Roy Biller
243 Ira Louis Biller
244 John Guy Craney
245 Stephen Nicholas Diehn
246 Arthur Erickson
247 Joseph FaWley
248 John JakOubek
249 August William Jipson
$50 Alexander Magnus
251 William NeWhOff
252 Frederick Edward Newhoff
253 Carl Albert Peterson
254 Edward William Richardson
255 August Martin Skrupky
256 Robert Charles Single
257 Dennie Nicholas Skrupky
258 Jim Blaine van Patter
Grant
259 Arthur III. Allyn
260 Lee Arnsberger
261 John Charlie Bathke
262 Frederick Hanson Bay
263 Alex Andrew Bliffert
264 George Beller
265 Fred Banter, Jr
266 Clinton Clayton Garfield
267 Ray Solan Garfield
268 Nimrod Clark
269 ALBION WILDER Churchill
270 Earl Franklin Dicus
271 Reuben Glen Dempewolf
272 Orville Edwin Dicus
273 William Joe Dudacek
274 William F. Erdman
275 Vincent Lincoln Freeman
276 John Fusek
277 Richard Flohr
PTS Charlie Freeman
279 Lester L. Guthrie
$50 William Henry Clifford
281 Clarence Harley Johnson
282 Clyde William Hebard
283 Joseph Hejhal
284 Udell Merritt HERMAN
285 Matthias Peter Hirt
2S6 William Emil Hebner
287 Ben Jacklin
288 John Ramos
2S9 Paul Kruzelok
290 Mike KacmarZek
POI Oscar KrOening
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lNulllONl VI IL WI
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8 Alex Fechhelm
4 Clyde Chas. Coin
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Z Ross JWin Kittleson
8 Harold James Klttleson
8 VIM. Leblanc
o Paul Link
i Bonaventure Miniatt
2 Stanley Miniatt
3 Jake Reichel
a George Ring
Is Dave Reichel, Jr.
g Ancil Levi Rands
Y Charles Donald Scott
g John Bennett Sloan
g Fred Schott
10 Fred Serley
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u ETdIlk u. OetIldOiooih
RichIand
% John Tromblay
ID Leo AdOlph Bison
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)8 Alfred Krogstad
20 William Benjamin Lambert
Rusk
20 Walter Bennett
II Jesse Elmer Baldrldge
y Leo John Baldridge
% Porter Jefferson Baldridge
ID Donald Wells Campbell
Is Merle Edward Calklns
)6 Ahora Calkins
]7 Frank Click
% Charles Warren Calkins
% Stanley Dobrowolski
10 Winfred Dustin
II Faucette Ward Gillett
II John GOnsowsko
13 William Jureckl
Ia Maine Mackin Keith
Is Paul Kucoe
Is Arthur Charles Lindblad
II Stanley Litak
Is William Joseph Nichols
10 Joseph Postula
20 John Pala
81 George Elmer Rathbun
20 John SOukup
% ORC Daniel Scott
"a Gustav Adolf Symansk1
25 Frank Soukup
&c Andrew Szweol
81 Peter Trosk1
20 John Trojan
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80 Joseph Vaeclk
81 Joseph Vratanina
80 Edward Herman Welke
33 Joseph Witek
"a Mike Wicak
35 Albin, ZyskoWsk1
South Forks
SO Mike Copipe
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80 John James Minks
40 John Adams Mashuda
Al George Joseph Mitchell
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43 John SadkOWsk1
"A John Sokolowski
As Stanley Sokolowski
As TOmasz Wisnlewsk1
Strickland
AZ Bert Anderson
48 Richard Edwin Apker
40 Elmer Boyer
so Benjamin j. Blowers
81 Mike Babiak
so Walter BOwker
SO Carl Burka
"a Joseph Blasko
So Frank J. Grzelak
Sc John Hewitt
81 Frank A. Klawiter
So Stanley KowaleWski
SO John Michalski
so Leon Rolf
81 Felix Szienzinski
so Walter B. Storey
SO Joseph Siedleckl
GA Stanley F. Tomczak
IS Joseph V. Tatur
&c Michael J. Tomczak
81 Steve Tomczak
68 Wesley Wilbur Winchester
SO Edward Wierzowiecki
70 Joseph Zarzecki
Stubs
II Gustave A. Anderson
72 Frank E. Anderson
73 Joseph M. Burkhardt
"A Elmer Edwin Bjerke
rs John Czuben
76 Harry CwokdZinsk1
II Buford Howell Clark
rs Stanley CabanoWski
70 Albert CZekalski
80 Arthur w. FrOgner
81 Herbert N. FrOgner
80 Vernon Clair Gillett
SO Robert H. Gutheridge
"a Edwin j. Gleason
IS Bernard R. Gleason
sc John GekOski g
81 Edgar Hubbard
88 Christ Andrew HOMELAND
SO Herbert HoseltOn
80 Joseph Stanley Joswiak
81 Oscar Johnson
80 Vincent JaskOwiak
SO Victor Earl Johnson
"a Lawrence P. KOehler
IS Jacob KaninSki
SO Paul Peter Kawalskl
81 Herman Kramer
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90 Andrew III. Kowaleski
OIL George M. Koehler
OF Moses Louie King
O3 John A. Mo1ler
Oh Joseph Makech
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-07-20

Y Man Who Regis
626 Clark Anthony Beebe
627 Emet E. Brown
628 Harold Mitchell Delhi
629 George DucOmmun
$50 Herman A. Ducommun
631 Samuel j. Estey
632 Simon j. Fischer
633 Earl Edwin Faaborg
634 Herman FlOhr
635 George j.. Grassl
636 Thomas G.. Graham
637 George O. Hartinger
638 William Hemphill
$50 Alden Lee Haller
$40 Fred Leroy Halter
GAL Anton Marinus JOrgensOn
642 Henry Howard Kater
CAB Carl M. Lundberg
644 Louis MiklOwich
645 Carl H. Mayou
GAG Albin Phillip Meyer
SAT Waldo Emerson Michael
648 Milton G.. Musselman
GAY William FREQ PlHHoW
$50 Tony A. Plohar
651 Paul H. E. Pinnow
$50 Vern Louis Rasmussen
653 John p. Roet-man
654 William HI. Rogers
655 Peter Somer
656 Claude e. Strong
657 Gilbert Hiram stevens
658 Charlie Sorenson
$50 Noah Strahm
$50 Clarence John Thorsen
Gel Nicola Evanoff Vlaeff
662 BENJAMIN Fred Ze.lner
Tony
663 Arthur Deidrick
664 Emil Erickson
665 Alfred Ferris
666 Fred l.. HAYWOOD
667 Louis A. Menard
668 Oscar MatOon
$50 Henry Newhouse
$40 William oswald
GIL Peter Sybers
672 Harry W. Sparks
673 Charlie John Shanky
674 John Sybers
CTS Edward Wilson
676 Daniel Wander Linden
GIT Lewis Wander Linden
CTS Archie Yankee
True
679 Carl Andrew Berge
$50 Richard Aug. Barstad
681 Henry Cornelius Berge
682 William Emil Born
683 Joseph Frank Diehn
684 Robert Jestums Erickson
6S5 Clarence Gust Erickson
6S6 Elmer Eberhardt Erickson
6S7 Roy Emil Gratis
6SS Louis Galetka
$50 William Harlan Howard
$50 Henry Hanson
691 Edwin Wash Henry
692 George Arthur Hedelius
693 Albert Henry Johnson
694 Andrew Bernhart Johnson
696 Erick William KallstrOm
695 Clarence Thomas Johnson
697 Cash Elvin La porte
698 Otis Eric Leaf
500 Frank Mcclure
700 Loren Everett Mcclure
FOL William RinehOlt Marks
702 Clyde d. Morrill,
703 A. NJ Nelson
704 Carl Joseph Nelson
705 Earl Victor Nelson
7O6 Chris Paulson
7O7 August PaulSOn
70S John Richard Peterson
709 James Thatcher
10 Ole Andrew Sather
I'll Terence Franklin Stowe
712 John Steve Solites
713 Earl Schumacher
ia Archie Edward Stoker
715 Harry Wickham
Washington
ZIG Adelor Joseph Beaulieu
TT Chester Bernard Conn
718 Evan Norton Cameron
719 Herbert Carl Geibel
720 Claude James GOurdOux
721 John Fleming Hansman
722 James Ellsworth Jones
1923 Emery Murl Jones
724 George Warren Jones
725 Emmett Charley Jones
726 Henry August LouX
727 Gus Mitchell
1913 Benjamin Harrison Miller
729 Mike Pulaski
730 Tony John Pulaski
731 Edward Riser
732 Olin Jerome SwensOn
1873 Lawrence T. Stevens
1874 Paul Willard Stevens
1856 Henry Joseph 'Stamper
1876 Albert Joseph Stamper
1877 Martin Walter Vasseur
1888 David Cryl Vasseur
739 julie R. q. WOodmansee
TAO James Edward Warren
TAI Clifford Theodore Walton
742 Timothy Clyde Weld
TAB Walter Wolfe
IA Tony Peter Will
745 Frank Marshall Wood
Weyerhaeuser
746 Cyrus B. Alvey
TAT Harry Anderson
748 Lester B. earns
749 Frank Checkalski
$50 Lester James Clark
Isl Henry Duca
752 Harry Duke
753 Charlie Fear
754 John Morton Hobby
755 Ray Leslie Holt
756 Roy William Haney
757 Russell Glendale Kelley
758 Edward Herman Krause
759 John Kassela
760 Edward James Keeley
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Atlanta
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-10
Bulletins

Guatemala city, Guatemala.
Monday. April g. Martial Laws has
been declared 5u Guatemala, EHe
action was taken ou information
Of disturbances along the Mexican
and SaIFadoreau frontiers. SUPP
posed tU have been created with
German assistance.
Washington. April IG.-Bepra-
sentative Henry 2. UeIgeseu OF
North Dakota republican and
member OF congress since 1911.
died here today after an operation
for appendicitis
London. april I0.-Tbe British
have made further advance
north of Bagdad il was officially
announced. They nave captured
the Ballad station on the BaGdad-
>amagah railway and the town Of
uerbe.
II paso. Texas. April l0.-Fred-
erick Reuter-. acting German vice
consul i'm Juarez, was taken into
cu~tady at the American end ~
the international bridge late yes
terday and informed at Fort Bliss.
Reuters home is ia I'd fase.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-10
Declaration Expected TO Fol
low Break-Bugaria
and Turkey Silent.

Washington. April 40. war bee
tween the nited States ami
Austria-l fuugarF seemed HraC-
fically certain to-day following the
break I'm diplomatic relations.
President Wilson. however. was
believed to have Ho intention of
forcing il by asking congress fo
declare that "a state Of war exist,
unless some future overt aCf is
committed. The seizure of "a NUM-
her 8F Austrian ships len American
pnrt~ may be- interpreted as an act
~ war b4 Austria.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-10
Number of Dead Grows in
Bounds - Ranges Be
tween so and 800.
ARE WOMEN AND GIRLS
Many Injmed-Plants Are
Wrecked by Blasts
Cause Is Mystery.

Chester, Pa, April 10
A terrific explosion at the
great plant Of the Eddy
stone ammunitions corpo-
ration at Eddystone, Pa, a
mile from this city, is re-
ported to have killed from
125 to $50 persons and in
jured at least 300 more. A
railroad official asserts
that nearly 300 were kill
ed, but this estimate can
not be confirmed.
The explosion occurred soon
after 10 o'clock in the pellet room
of the shrapneI buiiding where
about enc hundred girls were em-
ployed putting the finishing
touches on shells. I'm a building
adjoining approximately 10000
shells were stored. A second ex-
ulosi0u demolished this building
and scattered the shells in every
direction.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-10
Demo Leader Announces
Readiness to Steer the
Program Through,
PREPARATION GOES ON
Legislative Measures, In
Guiding Huge Bond Issue
Being Given Attention

Washington, ApriI l9.- Democratic
Leader EitcHiH today announced
his readiness 10 pilot the admin
5>Irati0u war program through the
house, He voted against the war
resolution and there was some
taua. uf his position.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-10

Asso cfated r "a
Leased Wire Report
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-12
MUCH GERMAN MONEY
IS REACHING VILLA
(Bv Webb Miller,

United Press Staff Correspondent }
LAREDO, March s. - Germany
is playing Villa against Carranza.
Great sums of German money are
reaching the bandit. melting him
against the United States and Gar,
ranza. while German agents are seek
ing an alignment of Carranzistas
against the United States.
Two Germans met Villa at tic
Bustillo ranch, February ~ and
agreed in case of wal. Villa was to
send unattached hands to operate on
different points on the border, MAX
ing sporadic forays.
The agents promised Villa quar-
ter of a million dollars in gold. Villa
refused to enter the plot until the
first payment was made. Large
monthly installments were agreed up
en- to enable Villa to purchase equip
ment. The plan will be used chiefly
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-12
7-777777'7777-7-77---------
SENATE ADJOuKNS

WASHINGTON, March 0. - The
senate adjourned until Monday to
permit the steering committee to re-
name committees. Until committees
are appointed action on all bills and
resolutions will be hampered.
Senator Lewis of Illinois told the
United Press that Stone would be re-
nominated chairman of the foreign
relations committee. As Lewis is the
administrations spokesman the state
ment is taken to Indicate an agree
ment had been reached to retain
Stone. Lewis said, at is not ethical
for senators to upbraid another for
expressing his honest convictions.
Senator's represent state sovereignty
One state may not question the stand
of another"
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-12
CUT THIS OUT IL
Is WORTH MONEY

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip, enclose with DC and mail it to
Foley & Co., 2S35 Sheffield Ave,
Chicago H., writing your name and
address clearly. You will receive in
return trial package containing Fol-
cy's Honey and Tar Compound, for
coughs, colds and Group. Foley Kid
ney Pills, for pain in sides and back,
rheumatism, backache, kidney ana
bladder ailments; and Foley Cathar-
tic Tablets. wholesome and thor
oughly cleansing cathartic, for con
stipation, biliousncss, headache and
sluggish bowels.--S. G. Wall. Duran
go Drug Co.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-12
MEXICAN WIRELESS
INFORMING GERMANY

WASHINGTHON, March 0. - The
government is investigating the re-
port that Germany is receiving infor-
some in violation of neutral
ity, thru powerful wireless stations
ocated at Mexico City. II they are
found to exist, the government will
attempt to induce Carranza to bar
information that is not neutral.
No word has been received from
Carrmza regarding his position to-
yard Germany's overtures in the
Mexican-Japanese plot.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-12
IRISH OPEN FIGHT
FOR HOME RULE

LONDON, March s. - Irish Ma
tionalists issued manifesto asking
lrish-Americans to aid in their move
ment. They plead for pressure on
Great Britain for application to Ire
land, the principles of self govern
ment which President Wilson enun-
ciated in his senate speech.
A resolution was adopted pledg
ing the Irish members to remain in
parliament to oppose the government
at every point, while still favoring
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-12
WOMEN PREPARE PROTEST

CHICAGO, March .. Women
continue to plan food protest pa
rade tomorrow, regardless of the po-
lice disapproval. 1--WE will parade
and DEFY the police" said Mrs. Sand
berg, the initiator. I'VE will march to
city hall and show the adninistra-
tion we protest against starvation in
the midst of plenty"
The police refused to permit the
parade on the ground the movement
was backed by agitators.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-12
WORMS MAKE CHILDREN
FRETFUL

Children suffering from worms are
dull and irritable, puny and weak,
often grind their teeth and cry out
in sleep, being constant source Of
worry to their parents. Kiekapoo
Worm Killer is a mild laxative rem
cay IN candy tablet form that chu-
dren like to take. Promptly cffec-
tive, it kills and removes the worm
from the system. Irregular appetite
and bowel movement, lack of inter-
est in play are sure signs oil worms.
Relieve your child OF this burden. Al
ali druggists, 25c.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-12

in the event of failure to induce Car-
rama to intrigue against the United
States and bring possible pressure
on Carranza.
1t was hoped to involve Carranza
and the United States in new comp
lieations necessitating the retention
of the army along the border. Mean
while the German cable at Mexico
City is working underground to in
duce the Carranza government to
consent TO an alliance.
Ed. Note.--MIiller has just return
ed from the interior of Mexico.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-12
"a GOOD OLD-FASHIONED
PHYSIC."

Foley Cathartic Tablets. a whole
some physie, thoroughly cleanse the
howies, sHeeten the stomach, tone up
the liver. For indigestion, bilious
ness. bad breath, bloating. gas, or
constipation, no remedy is more high
ly recommended. VIM. o. E. Bielke,
Hancock. Mich, writes; 81 have Civ
en- Foley Cathartie Tablets "A thor
ough trial and | can honestly recon-
mend them as mild but sure laxa-
tive. They work without gripping"
Give stout persons free, light feel
ing S. G. Wall. Durango Drug
Co.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-12
LITTLE GIRL HAD GROUP

Every mother knows and fears
Group. Mrs. r. NJ. Raney, X. F. d. 2
Stanford, KY, writes: "My little girl
had been having Group every few
nights. I began to give her a few
drops of Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound every two or three hours, and
that night she slept well. never cough
ed any, an dthe next day her cold
was gone. To all of my friends I
am saying. Get bottle Of Foley's
Honey and Tar for Ia grippe. coughs.
colds and Group. A genuine cure"
8. G. Wall. Durango Drug Co,
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-12
WILL ARM u. S. SHIPS;
CALLS EXTRA SESSION
Especial to The HeraId)

WASHINGTON, March 9.-Bulle.
tin,-President Wilson announced his
decision to arm ships immediately
and simultaneously call an extra ses.
sion of congress for April 18th.
While convinced he has the power
TO arm ships the President believes
it is for the best interests of the
country to have an early session of
congress whose support he will need
in all matters collateral to the de-
fense of the merchant marine.
The President will Immediately
use the power vested in him, and
issue the arming orders.