davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-20
6uthrics bjemfero.

Yofohana, Sopdn, 1900 Warta.-
On mc0et h~sitioeli9 Concentration
iouoi Stco her ioag peo Infomllen
al Grtrntplct mcb DC lioltc loroilfe
HcpninNcr al bcn nioeoe oncrltonltc
Nmbnaiuhor. @enrNc ". Guthrie,
omboro. Siaiel9ct, Der c'tortercoea
al eli 9Grc2pogt, to9cbe / SouSbco
oicrllcm sc al Slllinbcr al Saponc.
lcrc opipIotc @abcr,
Nuuc oIicntli0c @panin9cr bar
itpratc, mems bcn nlcb nncrifonltc
Stag oTtfcoc aiitc barcS iorbi. Otter
en- fort Gercnoni blcu alitcn mIiolcr.
tioia blot / Spipitalcts @rapfapel.
Mibeoe3 Gntc, Der lcoiaacoe5 al
Sen am%crifnnltc Charge o'Ni'nlrea,
NmbaainheItabcn % Ell Gcpnta!lon
al Siiiccrcr ira Sc Tor. Statcr3 niin.
tiifc G'fabrc, bar tiIitcbe. WtrS.
Guthrie or al ben i~apanclilfc Neaic.
rira inbbuot til at mebislac oct
arigSifib, Tom ifoI isrc Sigct iilbasc
iii SC Scr. Stntcr.
Dc 9Grcabcpianinacr, Ionl bcpi'tcS
bcn oiopbc ImhaS'nbsr, por DC Itpr.
tie, ipm al Sapnu nogcniiubc or pit
eli lloIruoing % bar oiort ct mc9ci
opbt Suotrpf pau Sc herboenbc Inlc.
rltarcrC.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-20
"~Kriitianiatioro"s
eneite paslaeer

Nctu Oort Sen 15bc MortS. Gil
troba for, at Der | lfanoinaui'tc Sap.
ne por Sunorebcr al N%mcrifancrc.
ionl meo itioenoc 9Gnaitelie oeuter
poo Ell Inlebning til at reuoc tiIbagc,
ioo ocn ncritc Camper "a"riitionia.
iiorb", iom ibng ontom ira Bergen,
iio nsbt I'll, paa Wrunb AZ Den tpifr
lluhcrpanbsblpfabe, at giprc Nciicl
noen Tasiaserer - pao ell llnbtogcl'
ie nor.
SfibctS Siiicercr iortTller, ot bel
er minbii 1000 Imeritancre, Tom el
noe al Stano ill at TONNE bien
iaien. % at Sc hapbe muattet afilat
minolt 500 Interchangeable Nunobnin
ger ON az iao pGre meo "ariitionia
iioro".
Ser bar, iom iaat BOG eli llnoia
aelic, c, i'm. amcrifauif Wictbobiit
prcIt, Tom bet par lpffeocs at iaa lur
iig ombcrh % itiule Jig, iubtiI Can
oct bar i,bc al Spne. Sans Napl
pur @iliom 6. Gabmus, Tom M ori
per Ell flor Grportiorretning / Ncr
Dort. San bauoc pGret Yasia9e
meo "ariitianiailorb" paa bens iioii
8eiie ira Seem 9orf til Norer.
@co lin 2ilipuefomit paa TGftt
bIep ban life b%ebanblet, iom "@Iin>
pasiaeerer" pIeier at bli, men tit G
bel isriie alasies aabpt itinct I'll ii
e~gfluiipe Raaoigbeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-20
2nneitelie / Gyiflane

4miteroam 17oe STARTS. Yet
,Selo GA Den isart, bpormeo Den rus
fife Hepclution blep glenitel1ferf I
Huslano, bar poft me9en uro %
sGnaitelie / Iilitariitfreole / Ersl'
len. Set iamme er SiliGloet | Otter
rig.
Get Ter life pibere louenoe no for
en- Torti9ttelIe al oct 9anle mtlltGr.
outofratiIfe Stpre / bisie 2anoe.
Sunoelierne / Yetrograo bar og.
iaa / bsi 9rao ioritertet Snotrpffet
al oen opiie.spGffenoe Gale, 'ont
Riasfanilcren bolot / ben preiIi'tc
2anooaa nogle faa Elmer, fsr Nm
beoerne ira T~ctroarab inbleb.
Sfisnt lioct tillaocS oiientligalort
iremaaar oct tpoelig nof, at Oct maa
bape prret ct biitoriif Msoc | Sano.
oaacn bcn Gag,
Hiasfanilerens Gale bIep holot Icm
Spar paa en- HGffe poIoipmme gn'
areb paa &esierinseu fra Sanooa-
acns meset iaa Sccialiiter. Gn al
Dem ~ertIGreoe, at belle Solicit III maa
Iibe Tor "bc WGnbS Spnber. ionl flo
ser meo Masten." On anhen rette-
DC CT beitis Inereb paa Den preiiiIfe
MiIitarisme, % after andre crflTrc-
J Sc, at "bcn Sio or III fommet, oa be.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-20
en- itrens S%uttblofaoe.

Son Trnncisco, Gal, ocn 1ooe
WortS. : c militUrc &~o9tpo'tcr ri
ihoa Srorc til at ifpbc cllbper, 'olll
Iaoes flupe bcnopcr &c bcruTrcnoc
@ciuitminger.
Srbrcn uoitcbteS al GbcIen for IN
penbc Irlntoipiiipn, @encrolnlaior
Wcll, citcrat ct Ncroplon iguar por
blct obicrpcrct ilppc hcnouer Sortcr.
ne Wtilcn oa Wiuiiclb Scott.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-20

lie Nationen maa reiie Zig % feie Sun.
ferpPloet pPf!"
Saaoanne ltbtaleIier / 2~anoooecn
/ Siber iom oisie er life netop esnct
til at berolige De sanIc militGrc Ser.
rers Sinb.
Gen tpife &igsfoniler fprlob / flor
Sait Berlin cg reiite til Giterrig,
boor ban | ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS / 0Grbc.
Den at @ien bauoc Ell Ipnserc Sonic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-20
6aaneifriften paa Deoaen.

ut ogiaa ielpc Ben prolific BE
eicring bar lott % tpoet Saann
i~friitcu paa @9eaen irelnsaar nof.
Iaa tpoeliat al islgcnbe SclcsranI
fra Imiicrbam, oatcrct 15oc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-20
Sumaens Yruflamation.

Slmacn % Den miolertioise rus.
life 8egiering bar uoitcHt isIaenbe
Proclamation til Oct r~uSiiitc 6oIf.
"@orgcre! Set bar lpffebes III.
nlaen meo Ststtc al Sopcoitaoens
8arniicn % S~nbbpggere at fuISfaite
oct aanile reottiouGre Stprc paa en-
iaaban Maabe, at hi M cr iiiano til
at lfriec til Ell mere itabiI Srsaniia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-20
@il reorsaniierc Serrebniet.

Berlin 15oc WortS. - Ssleen.
&c Sorilag er fremlagt / 2anooagcn
(oet prolific llnoerbus) al BET mo-
tionallibcrale EartiS Ssrer Ser:
Srieberg:
~"2anooagcn beilltter at ollnlohe
ben ~fongelisc Hcsierina ON at
IremlPg9e Sorila9 til SoranorinJ
ci Serrebulets Communicating.
Iaaleoes at, Ifjsnt Eetten til
llon9pnelie rel &oneen bibebols
bes. ale Samilicpripilegier % Ell.
feltc 9ignitp-srs Eriuilcgier meo
Seninn til oeres ielpifrepne 8et
til SGbe / Serrebuiet fo%rfaloer;
at Experimentation giennem Sal9
tilltaaes ale itarre aommrner %
ale Hrofesiioner ; Sorbolo til De-
res %sfonpmiifc % cipiliiatoriifc Se.
t%pbnin9."
Suiet penteS nleb BET ferItc at
bile tagc op bette Sorl lag til Be
lanbling.
Get n1nprelloc prsiiilfe Serre.
his elcr Sperbus er rimell9p!s
Gcrocns melt fonicrpatipe Soriam.
ling. Sen er Imminent at al Trin'
Ter al set fongelige Slts, Sperbo'
rcber for iffe-reglerenoe 6prItehuie,
S%perboueoer for 2anoabelsfamilier,
Nbelsnpnb iom al aongen cr no
nrpllt paa 9ipstib eller ct uiIt Intal
9lar, Noelsn9nb lon / etfeIte
Iropinler p9lges al 8ooseterne,
Mepreientonter for llniperiiteter oa
9orgermeitrene / 9per paa oper
10000 Snobpggere.
Seller life 2%anoba9en uSmerfer
iia pco lin Senlofratisn,e. DC po'
LITTLE &e / Ersiien bar oerfor
Sc iioitc Iar tilipioiet Jig ont Dc
mofraticts &rap paa Ell IHeSnlng
al ben for9loeoe % itoffonIcrpatip,
Solgoroning meo flasieoelte T9!'
gere % inbirefte Salg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-20

rxrrnrp As SECOND CLASS MATrrn JuxE ibTn 1908 AT
Zgx rosT oTrIcz AT DEcoR.u, Iowa. UNDER THE ACT
or CONGRESS or MARcI3. 1921.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-20

iion al ben iiospenbe Npnoigbeb meo
WGno, bpis tioIigere politiife @irf.
ionbeo DiI iifre bent 2anbetS I'll.
Ii0."
Gerpao opregncs Rapnene paa
Den me miblcrtibige Rcgiering, iom
or neoiot meb Sprlt 2poii iont Ssrltc-
miniltcr, bporeiter Der iortiGttes:
Set npe aabinet bill boiere lin
Eolitif pad 'eloenoe 1rinciper:
1. Gn sicbliffelig oIminoclia Inl'
nc'tt Tor ale politilfc % rcligisle
Sorbrpocrc, inobciottcnoc Gerrorilt-
banolinger % militGre 6oriccIicr.
=. Sub Otringsiribco / SfrlIt og
Gale; @et til at %itreife; illIO Sorlam-
lingSfribeo for Soreninger og Srga'
niiotioner; bette ifaI cgiaa aiPloe nil
litPre gmbeosmGno inben @rPnierne
for DC militpre arap.
3. Spbpuelie al ole i%ociulc, re-
ligieie og rationale SnoitrGnfninger.
4. Snbfoloelie al Ell grlnolopgi-
penoe Nigsforiamling, iom 'fnl op'
rcttc ct iolt fonititlitionclt Stprc.
). Get mlp9rcnoc Toliti ifal az
leicS al Ell NotionolmilitS, bula Che
Ter ifnl pGlgcS, o9 ion ifal pGrc all'
lpnrligc operior Hegjeringen.
6. aommlnepnlg ifol baicrca paa
nIminbcli9 Stcmmerct.
Z. trooper, iom beltog / ocl re-
polnttionrrc @cpG9clie, ifal life al,
ppbnes, mel iorbIi / Gctrograo.
s. Sfisnt itreng militGr Giiciplin
oil bli oprctbolbt for trooper / aftlp
5icnelte, or oct sitIfeligt at opbGpe
alle Sllolfr9nfninger / n1ore Soloa'
tiers i%ociale Gettigbebcr, iua DC font
mer poa li9e SOB mco nnorc Dor.
gere. -
Sen miolertioige Gegiering en'ter
at %tilieie, at ben life ugtcr at bellptte
Jig al oen Snlltpn0igbeo at Snnoet
err / arig til at noiGttc Sperf'Gttellen
al opcmlrpnte Geiormcr."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-20

Darts. en- poIitiif Heorgnniia.
ton at oct tpife &ise, iaaleoes at
Solfet eipes iisrre gnoel / afgie.
relien al 9figets Iif9rcr, bleo ar.
tpoct / Ell Gale, Iom &igsfan'ler
DR.. bon @ctbmonn SoIpee nplig
holot / Ben prsiiiife 2%anbbag. San
bcgpnote meb at proteitere MOB DEN
Gritif, Iom oct prsiiilfe Serrebi,s
nplig bapoe rettct MOB Higsoagen,
liisrt ban inoremmeoe, at enbper
tplf Stats Parliament bapoe Hct
til at uotalc iis ON Iigets g(nligs
acnber. San gicntog, at arige1
mnattc fere til en- politiif Heorgo.
niIation, % at @esierinaen eftcr
&rigens Slut piIoe forcilaa en-
Stemmeretsreform i YrsiIen.
Otter &rigen", iaebe &insfar-
ileren, nil hi itaa operior Sen melt
Hiaantiife Speape, Ion cit Station
nogeniinbe bar itaaet operior. 2en
pil bli iaa eisantiif, of belle Solicit
moa iamarbeioe for at lslc hen.
gn itcrf % fait llocnrigSpolitif nil
Eli nebpenbig, for ri bill bli belt
omringct al SLENDER, iom hi life
ital meoe meb bsirpitcbc Srb, nlcll
rneo belle T~ationens inbre araft od
Stnrfe. Si fan islge Ell iaaban
Tolitif fitn, hpiS Den Yatriotisme.
iom nl,oer arigen bar ubpiflet Tia
til Ell Iaa piounocrlig &calitct. pcb.
~llgcboloes og Stprfcs."
Miasfonileren uopiflcbe oerpan.
bporbalt oenne Tatriotisme flnhe
Deoligeholoes fun peb at gipe set
treoe Sag al Solicit lige gnoel /
9tigetS Iominiitratioil, % fortlatte:
"%c Sen Statsmanb, lom life
foritaor Sioens Segn, og iom efter
bcirnc &ataltroie, bpis Mnee Ser.
Den alorig fsr far feet, tror, at bait
fnll tagc pp lit slrbeibe affllrat paa
Inmmc Yi,,ft, bpor ban blep az,
brubt. Mine iioItc 9eitrpbelier ifal
gaa llb paa bette at pirfcliegjerc
zen Soc at giore bort 6olf iterft.
1or n%GrpGrenoe er BET finn en-
Sanfc, Iom fplber mig % aae a,ls
ore, ion1 er her tiliteoc: bporoalt
hi fan cnbe &rigen meo Seier for
bore Saabelt. s set 2iemeO maa
tore 9rGiter onippnbes til set
rocrite. Seq bar nnbent notoft
mine Sanfcr ont bort Solfs inorc
Srenttiospolitif."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-20

5crtiGite5 pna Sibe s
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-20
&irfminsen pna arisen.

NllcS ierlte Sanfe pil pGre: bill
fen %irfuil1g uil Hcpolutionen i Hlts.
lono iaa paa &rigenS pibere llopif-
ling?
: Gnglano % Sranfrig or man
nleget begeiItrct ooer, bpoo Der er
bUrbt, ibet ntan err o~pcrbcpilt ON, at
BET piI bctpoe Ell mere energiif arigs.
feriel fra Huslanbs SHE. Zen alif,
ipm III, er rpboet prf, par nctpp bcl,,
Iom bar pilligit til of laarc Gre til
Sorilag n ell Separatfreo meo Spif-
lano, % BET paaitaaes, at SpifIano
p9ioa bar lot tore 6orbaabninser til
oenne Smlitrnbigbeb.
Seller life Ben tpife Eresie ipncs
at bnpe ilioet nogen Sreit /, bpab
Der MI CT bGilot / Mlslano. Get
elle'te @lao, iom bibtil bar uotalt fla
iioisrlig ON Sagen, er "GoripGrtS,"
iom i%friper:
"Neuollltionen er life, bpao oen pcf
isrIte Giefait frnbe ie no til, ct ireos.
frTpcnoe Soils Sprer imob Ell fri
gerlf Heaiering. Set er ianot, at oct
par iutItne, friestrnttc Sfarer / Ir
bciocrfpartererne / Eetrpgrab, ion
ipiIlcoe SopcSrcllen, me bc bIcp TN
ct Heoifab / andres SGnocr. Ierc:
lltil'reoshco bIep bri,at al p%oIitiif,
2eocrc, Tom or alt anbet cno Iaciii
tier. heller life err &epolutionen bic
lcoet al lanoleic Wrno. men al rms
life araitpatrioter o. IibcraIe, eriar
ne Golitifcre iom Eroi. MiIpoufoi
ca HooSianfo."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-20
Notwithstanding
9ho ct. VauI 2pnamars.n

H.. Darts.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-01-11
OUT FOR RESULTS

THE Washburn Commercial Club
has started out this year with the
idea of accomplishing bigger results
for the city in the way of better
ment of living conditions, better
community spirit, more industries
and an enlargement of the industries
already here.
To assist them in this work they
have employed an experienced man
who will devote his entire time
toward promoting the interests of
the city. The club members have
their hearts in the work which they
intend to accomplish and already a
program is being mapped out which
is bound to bring results if the spirit
which is now back of the movement
is maintained throughout the year.
This movement for a larger and
better city is not one in which the
Commercial Club members alone
should be interested but one which
concerns every individual for there
is not person living here that will
not be benefited in some way or
other through the work now under
way.
Mr.. Heermans. the new Club
secretary, is already in the harness
ready for work, but it must be re-
membered that one man alone can
not accomplish the results that a
united effort will bring forth, and
every citizen should put his shoulder
to the wheel and help in the move
ment for bigger Washburn, and
back the secretary up in his efforts.
The slogan "Washburn for All
and All for Washburn" has been
adopted and should be carried out.
Washburn now stands on the Great
of the wave which will either carry
her forward or draw her backward.
No city or individual ever succeeded
in standing still, and with every adj
vantage in the world before us and
with opportunity bidding us to 90
ahead and expand the time is op-
perfume for the work now under way.
No city in the Northwest of any
other section of the country possesses
more natural advantages. Surrounded
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-01-11
w. c. T. u.


AS one who has travelled all over
Russia, knowing it in peace, time of
revolution, and time of war, | have
to report that prohibition has been
good for the country. | do not i'm
agine there is one person in hun
dred thousand who would raise his
hand to return to the old condition
of things. There has been a con-
siderable decrease in crime since
Russia became teetotal; the number
of cases of insanity has declined; the
suicides are reduced in number.
During all the time was in Rus
STA, although | ran into varying de-
grees of opinion, l met no one who
disputed the benefits of the change.
Manufacturers told me that enforced
abstinence increased industrial eff
cheney twenty five per cent. Work
ingmen earn more, and though the
war has increased the cost OF living,
their families are better off than be-
fore the war, because none of the
hard-earned rubles 60 for vodka.
have come across a few things
more amusingly pathetic than the
fact that men who have been soak
ers" now find themselves with money
which they really do not know what
to do with because the usual channel
of expenditure is closed to them.
The Russian workman is a simple
minded, good fellow, and it is really
a fact that in many cases he stopped
work because he was getting money
that he had no use for. His i'm
agination was limited. But gradually
he bought himself another pair of
trousers, and his wife coat and a
gaudy handkerchief to tie over her
head, then blue shirt for himself
and boots for the children, and
ultimately a gramophone. He sees
all these changes in his life and his
misses and kiddies" better fed.
He is working no harder than he
did formerly, and he feels there is
something of miracle at work.
He is getting an idea of how much
he used to spend for vodka. He can
hardly believe it, but he sees the
consequences, and he really does not
want to go back to the stuff. The
Russian woman is just as sprightly
with her tongue as her sister in
other lands, and mother is very
explicit as to what she will do to
anyone who opens vodka shop
again. Pawnshops are doing badly.
The latest returns OF the savings
banks show that the deposits have
increased skiold. The poorer folk
of Russia put in the savings banks
over $4,000, 900 pounds more during
the first year of the war than they
did during the year before the war.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-01-11
Notice to Contractors

The undersigned hereby gives
notice that proposals for the re.
modelling of the Circuit Court room
in the Bayfield, Court House at
Washburn, Wisconsin, and separate
proposals for the furnishing and
in stallation of fixed and movable
furniture, including all labor and
materials, will be received by the
Committee on Buildings and
Grounds address Nels M. Oscar
County Clerk, Washhurn, Wis. }
until the hour of ten o'clock a. m
on the 10Th day of January 1917.
All bids must be in strict &C
cordance with the plans and
specifications prepared by Henry
Wildhagen, Architect of Ashland,
Wis. and may be seen at the office
of Nels NJ. Oscar. County Clerk and
at the office of the Architect on and
after Decem Der 26th. 1916.
Each proposal shall. be enclosed
10 a sealed envelope plainly marked
Proposals for the Remodeling OF
the Circuit Court Room" or
proposals for Special Fixed and
Movable Furniture.
A certified check for five per cent
of the contract price, payable to
Alfred Froseth, County Treasurer
must accompany each bid as
guaranty that if the bidder is re
warded any of the con tract the bid
der will Immediately enter written
contract. Certified checks to be
returned to unsuccessful bidders
Immediately on letting contract.
The party to whom the contract IS
awarded will be required to give
satisfactory bond to the full amount
OF the contract for the faithful per-
formauce of the work &C Itract.
The right is reserved to reject
ary and all bids.
Nels NJ. Oscar. County Clerk
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-01-11

If conditions in the city in regards
to the illegal sale of intoxicating
liquors are half as bad as some peo-
pie picture them to be then con-
ditions sure are bad. In his talk last
week before the council Alderman
James A. Sheridan stated that he
had learned of frequent law viola
lions and the attention of the Chief
of Police has been called to these.
If there is illegal selling of liquor
going on in the city then it is the
duty of the police department to
ferret out the places and bring the
violators to task. Surely if liquor is
being sold openly as some people
claim it is then it should be an easy
matter to catch the violaters of the
law.
1t might be well for the council
to adopt an ordinance similar to the
one being enforced at Superior,
copy of which can be had for the
asking from the City of Superior. Up.
there they are making it expensive
for those violating the law and it
has put a stop to illegal selling. Why
not make it so here.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-01-11
What is a Community Institute?

What is a Community Institute?
Cooperation is the watchword of
the present. Business men have
seen the value of this and organized
business mem associations, chambers
of commerce, development leagues,
and other such organizations for the
purpose of attacking the economic
problems lying in the fields of COM
merce and industry.
The Community Institute is the
machinery for setting in motion the
ideals and plans of these various
organizations. 1t also deals with
problems of health, agriculture, re-
creation, child welfare, education,
community music. arousing commun-
ity spirit, and various other pro-
blems which have to do with the
common welfare, as phases of the
large problem OF developing a great
er and more prosperous community.
The Community Institute en-
phasizes the Importance of industrial
and commercial development and
the problems of town promotion, and
offers the service of the best men
obtainable for their solution. 1t
takes all the related human welfare
problems into consideration and en-
deavors to assist each community to
become better place in which boys
and girls may grow up to be pre-
pared for useful life.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-01-11

son betry Hughes, or on the other
hand, did the standpat Republicans
try to double-cross Johnson and
make a mess of it? Until these
questions of the past are determined
the Republican leaders will continue
to be in the air, and, in spite of
their complete confidence that
they are the dominant party in the
nation, they will not be able to look
to the future resolutely. And even
after they get around to looking at
the future there remains an even
more important problem: Which
wing of the party is going to domi-
nate it? Golfers.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-01-11
Mrs. Anna Gage

In the last issue of the Times
through an oversight we neg
lected to give an account of the
death of Mrs. Anna Gage, whose
death occurred on December
18th, so we give an account this
week.
Mrs. Anna Gage was born in
Canada September Goth, 1889,
and was II years, 3 months and
8 days of age at the time of
death. Death was due to gener-
al debility caused by old age.
The funeral was held from the
st. Louis Catholic Church Dec.
Both, at nine o'clock and inter-
ment was in the Catholic
cemetery.
Mrs. Gage had been in feeble
health for some time prior to
her death and the end was not
unexpected, however it came as
a shock to the members of the
family residing in this city,
Mrs. Gage was a kind, motherly
woman and a devout Christian,
beloved by all who knew her.
Rarely, when she had her health
did she miss an opportunity of
attending the Catholic Church of
which she was a lifelong mem
Der and her kindly face will be
greatly missed by the con-
gregation of that church.
For some years Mrs. Gage has
been making her home with her
daughter Mrs. Frank Arseneau.
The sympathy of the. COM
munity goes out to the sorrow
ing relatives in their bereave-
ment.
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Lecture Course Number

The third number of the lecture
course 70 be held in this city will
consist of a lecture by DR. Sadler
of Chicago and it promises to be
one of the best of it's kind ever held
in the city. Wherever DR.. SadIer
has given a lecture he has been
booked again which shows that his
lectures are enj Eyed. An advertise
ment of the lectures will be found
in another part of this paper.
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Plaintiff,

P.O. Address: Superior, Douglas Coun
ty, Wisconsin.
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The Republicans just now, as
represented by the leaders of both
wings of the party, are in curious
state of mind. In appearance and
speech they act much like persons
who are bit dazed, who have had a
knockout blow. That, of course is
not the case. 1t is merely the I'M
usual aspects of the recent election
that have sent them up in the air,
as the saying is. More than two
months after the event they are still
uncertain about the future, Thev
have no doubt whatever that they
are the dominant party of the
nation. AS one Republican put it:
Suppose the election were to be
held over again tomorrow, every
body knowing what he now knows?
Does anyone doubt that the Re-
publicans would VIM" That is to
say, there are not any of the States
which Hughes carried that the
Democrats could win by any quantity
of additional effort; but nobody
doubts that there were several
States which were carried by Wilson
but which the Republicans could
carry, knowing the conditions. This
latter statement includes, of course
the pivotal State of California.
What accounts for the state of
mind of the Republican leaders is.
in the first place, the fact that
their uncertainty as to just what
happens still continues even two
after the election. The
final word as to what happened in
California has not been told vet
All the statements about it have
been partisan or partial. Did John
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Messrs Foley and Greedy OF the
High School Staff, who have been
spending the Christmas vacation at
River Falls, returned on Sunday
evening to resume their work in
the high school.
AutomoblIing in winter time In
Was burn is quite a novelty, yet it
begins to look as if good use would
be made Of cars this season unless
the snow becomes too deep. Those
who are still operating their cars
say there is nothing like the winter
sport of autoing and the roads are
ia good condition at the present
time.
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on three sides with the finest farm
and grazing lands to be found any,
where in the United States and with
a harbor facing us capable of hand
ling the greatest lake and ocean
steamers afoat, with railway lines
already here and others pointing this
way Washburn should become a CITY
OF 100, 900 people within the next
decade. But it takes effort and we
should put it there. And all Wash
burn people should unite in the
work.