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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-26
6purur.

Dn lille 5purb / 8DenS &arf,
!8bor er bu fri og glo6,
.Dn lomler op me6 ung6omS Woo
st Stroa, ct bis1ent 8lo6,
&boraf '6u re0er big iaa lun
On Scng og forer oen me6 9nn =
On &e6e til sin 2in6elin
Sna fin.
Seq Ter 10 NOT, bborfor ou er
.Soa ober1to6ig glab
so hopper ONT fra @ren til @re11
SO ,rp111er paa sit &ba6,
Sin Moge 1ib6er 10 og fer,
|&por ferm og flint Sn er, % Ter,
5aa alting fpjer fig iaa let
|Sg net.
|D11 pnier life Gibens 8reg
|Og 6orboms flamme @aanb
|5on li6t 1om 5naf ON 8ejr oQ
8inb
|Dg Mo6ens ltramme 8aanb;
Dn gaar Sin egen, lige Gong
so trailer poa en- 1tmpel Gong,
Som bber % Ell tan lDtte til,
Ser bill.
90 lf1tmles, fumles Ser en6 ONT
SIT 6u er lps og falif,
Og bbiffes Ser fra Muno til Mun1
Mt 61t er umoralT
5oa fjenoer Sc ilet lite til
Oct 1pie, 1ette Sarbeipil,
Ser jubler / sit lille 8rpit
Me6 2plt,
|Ebt nnores ieg, ON lite on
@ur l9rt ben 1tore &nn1t
Mt lebe 2ibet Sag for Dag
|Og pl11ffe @lebens 81omit,
SIT iei1e bpjt paa Ei6ens 5trem
Mfeo 2plt til 2ibets Daa6 og DrGm,
9t bciie @l96ens rene Stag
s Sag.
&mn6 SINE.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-26
Bnrhnlh / &nalan6.
@trense 2ipspilfaar.

On iuenif Sorretningsmdn6, ser /
6iSie Gage er pen6t bjem fra &us=
lono, bar ien6t ~gepa 9oglig Mln-
BANDA" fglgen6e Sfilbring al Sor=
bol0ene 6erobre:
S to Waaneoer bar leg opbol6t
mig / &uSlano, bbor ieg ti6ligere
bar ppret aoifillise Congo, Ieneit
i 6ebruor og Morts 1916. 6or=
ifjellm mellem 6a og mi er meget
ltor. Sen @ang fanbtes en6nu 5fil=
lemgnt / 5plb og &obber; mi fan
mon lite op6ribe en- ene1te 1aa6an;
man ier Fun Sapirpenge poa 8elgb
lige ne6 til 10 &opefer, al Sormot
og 5tprrelie TOM bore Srimerfer.
Sen Gong fun6e man e11o1l1 faa
Mao, onen6 til meget bpie Briier;
mi families bberfen 5uffer eller
SLIDE; 8rp6 og 5mgr fun / meget
1maa &bantiteter og meb itore Mn<
itrengelier. Sc Borretninger> ser
3olgte 1iSie @orer, bar fra Den tio-
ltge Mor9en belejre6e al iultne Sfa<
rer, men 6orroobene flap ltrufs Up,
1an at 1e fle1te maatte ben6e hic1u
Me0 %uforrettet Gag. &ie6 fan6teS
fun til 8ri1er, Ser fun6e erlegges
|af Sc melt belbabenoe og bor abio=
Int forbuot 6e fire Gage / ugen.
Gor Ell 6rofoit, beitaaen6e al Ell
n1eget ban6boloig 5nppe og ct lille
bite Stpffe &jeo maatte ieg paa
en almin6elig &eitaurant betale 5
&11bler. G6r &rigen bar Briien paa
ct ioa6ant Maalti6 1870 Scope
fer.
Siif bar iao go6t lom life til at
opbripe, % lpffeoes set en6elig for
en- 1Dtmlen6e Hris at opnaa en- Hor=
ton, bar 6en iom &egel r1pi1elig.
Gor Ell Mutomobil fra SEN finite
Standardization op til Metpfi NrD=
ipcft maatte leg betale Is &11bler;;
for &rigen, 90 Sarameterbogne an
ben6tes, fo1te6e famine Sur 2 &l1b=
Ter.
Wit Sotelberelie, Ser efter iben=
tie Sorbol6 nprmelt mao fal6es tor
beligt, foltebe II gubler, % alt an
set / Sorbolb BERTH.
Baa @ooerne brimle6e set al Sig
gere, met arigsinpalioer. Disfc
1tafffe1s Menneifer erbolber, efter
Bpao leg fit at bloc fra fulotu6 paa-
lioelig Slide, 8 (treD @ubler | mao
neblig nn6erltsttelie; bborle0eS De
for bette 8eleb Tan bol6e 2iDet oppe,
fotter jeG lite.
De11 cibile 8efolf11ing bar lbpg=
gelig at ifue pjalteoe, uotereoe
5fiffelier, Der flabte fig benao 60
oerne. Man iaa mango 5oloater,
11Dg inofalbte paa Sci til Sronten,
men Der bar ingen unge Wano +
blanot benz. 0g bbor6an Dar lao
oigIe 5oIboterl Seq bill lite tale ON,
bporIebes nniformerne iaa liz; ieg
Tan e16r11 Itgeiom murfe ben Sfanf
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-26
BattBkpR @nral.
Baitor 8ait iammenligner Gorbol=
oene &jpbenbahn pg andre
StorbDer.

Sen befjenote Metbo6iitpreIt Mt1-
ton 8alt, Ser ON nogle Tiger font
MGR bcrober paa lin treble Mmerifo='
rejie, giber set 0anife Soft felgen6e
5fnoSmaal, font bbiS oct CT for=
reft, bitter en- lprgelig SIDE al SEN
oonife 6olfeforofter:
Seq bar bnret giennem oe us=
leite abarterer / mangfol6ige al
geroenS 9torbper. Seq bar let 8or-
brDoerfbartererne og beret blo11ot Sc
bGrite uoifu6 al Menneifebeoen. =
Seq bar pre6ifet for 6iSie Me1n1e-
ifer, beret me6 / Neutrality-suspicious..
Seq bar talt 11eo oem / 8prtsbu=
icne / Den Doer1te @lenoigbe6. Seq
bar | 2onoons @a1ten6 let ben geg6
% 2ioelie, BEN 5ammenbobning al
2olter, font mon fjen6er fra mango
Sfiloringer. Seq bar p9ret i Sor=
brD6erfbarteret / Seem Oerf 8operD.
Ser iam1es set mennelfelige .5lam
ira bele 8er6en. Og ieg bar peret
/ Sapneeabertle ! &omborg, Door
leg iomme 9tber bar maattet frabGe
paa ollie fire inc / 6e aobne Mur=
rim, Ser fer er ltn0er @nlene -
% Ser bar jog funbet menneifelige
8rag, lom jeg bor faaet frem og
faaet til at fomme til Me6erne. Sc
Icr oltioa, at leg fien6er ill., boa6
jeg taller ON. Sg jeg fan roligt fige,
at / i,rgen anoen 50 finder man cit
iaaoan Gaabeo font / &ipbenbabn.
Mlle Sc on6re Ste6er, bDor leg bar
talt, bor jeg funnel tale / Sreo, og
mon bor bort pau mig u6en at nf-
brD6e.
Men 1oget ligne16e er life Eil=
fploet | &j9benbabn. Ser %ofbrDoeS
hi ditto peo pore Mpoer / 5lnmfpor=
tererne - ielD Al, Menneifer, Der al
Jig 1elD bar fun0et Sci 0ertil. De
|pDtter paa os. hauner %, 1potter
M%eligionen % ban6er, raaber, llaas
og opfgrer Zig oberbnbebet font gale
9Dr. Ser ifer bbere Mften Sing, ser
er meaet Darre. Sfte maa pi lufHfe
Wpoerne. On often fit pi - ia bar
set life ct 8ar @loletlpanoe, loa
bar BET roget / 5l9gt bermeo ober
Sobebet.
0g berbiemme baoner MAJ, alt.
S Gnglano og Mmerifa er man bot
iet op me0 ben opbeite &eipeft for
Neligionelt, og BEN bol6er fig feb
Dos De 0Dbeit fal0ne. So / Splflan6
fornpgter Diseiplinen fig aIorig
belt. Mten Der bar man life MelpeH
for noget. Gg life blot BET: Men
&jebenbabn er forbolosbis ogiaa
ocn gp @eroen, Ser RUNNER met
@len6igbe6.
6orboloene er Der meget oarre,
enc man tror, og ofte Ianet frpgtc-
ligere, emo mon finder BET / ll6lm=
bets Storbper % 1tabnlig langt
mere alminbeligt. S Sorbolo til fin
Stsrrelie er gilitanoen i &iebett=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-26

Godt Land til Salgs i Central
Minnesota. ! Meeker og Kandiyoh.
Countyer, / gamle Settlementer nae,
Kirke, skoler og Mejerier. Opdyr
kede Farme fra $50 pr. Acre OF
hajere paa let A~fbetaling. Ligele-
des godt Land /. Mckenzie Co.. N
OAK. $28 pr. Acre og h6jere. Kon
og &c selv, eller skriv efter nserme
~ Oplysninger til r. A. Carlson
Grove CITY. Mimi
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-26

s. @osmusien go1upanp 1916.
S Stgrrelie % n6ltDr fommer
onoet Bino al bette Samlerperf
til at ltgne f6rite 8ino. nbgibel,
fen 1ebes mi al Ba1tor q. 8objerg,
% en- mere grun6ig 90 paalioelig
Sober al Mrbeioet funoe Comp.
ponFe1igt babe facet. Ween Sfris
benterne er mango % lite alleiam<
men gpeoe @ennefgrere, lite ollie
ne6 fulo Sor1taaelle at, bpab Ser
pirflig er bnrb at la6e trpffe. st
81. M.bor beret en- belbig Sorret=
ningsmano % bar bDgget Jig ct
fort Sus, er moaife lite set rigtig-
1tc notrpf for Dpgtigbeoen blanot
bans Gyms Danife. 0g set er lite
bber Man6s Gag at itrpge bet at
fine Me6oelIier, Ser bar rent nn-
beror6net @pr6i. Ser mao 8obierg
0om ieg bar iet) oberitrege, Hippo
fra % flitre iammen, omforme og
lntte @fif poo set belle; og iao biz
Der set olligebel lite, iom ON ban
]elp bobbe ifrebet set.
Men aft bette be6 man | Torpele11,
oo mon er tro6s bette oe Meno 90
0bin6er tofnemmelige, Ser bar for
tolt ioa go6t, 6e funoe, 90 iomn1e
Eioer mcget goot; = iomme Sloer
bor Sc in61tr9et 5maatref, Der ct
eufe1t CLINT fa1ter 2pS ober Npz
bnqqernes @oor be6re emo lange
Be5fripel1er. S. @fs. felgenoe:
vSSngemonn's @omoner git pao
Dmgong / 7ocrne, in6til Be bleb OBJ
Fiot."
&po6 fortellcr life bette ON Sc
fottige Mpbpggeres $rang til aa1>
oelia Sp6el
Gller ioo6ont ct Sref ON en- nng
Monb, ser bg6e efter at baoe f9m=
pet. fig frem til en- %betD6elig @til=
ling:
Sans iio1te &ilien til bans So
Ser 1p6: Sig min 1taffelS, fere
Sober, at jeg life fan !ebe % OPP
fploe bons Sorbentninger. = SON
bar opfplot Dem, iogee Ben gamle
n1e6 groo6fpalt Stemme."
Set er ingen Sinfe, Ser Tan for
tnlle 1aolebes. Sg Dog er BON lite
en- 1tuoeret Mon6, men EN- Mrbei6s=
monb.
On af Sc met molenoe 5fil6rin=
ger er ifrebet af en- Mano poa 68
Mor.
SON forteller ON, bbor baarot
oct bor tor bom og bans Sam1l1e
/ @isconlins rrifooe og meb 9Dr=
tbs, lao en- Epn6e Mel foiteoe 16
9olI.
CIT Sag gift jeg bjem % lagoe
til min Some: - Seq bill life rDo=
Be mere. - Spn6 biz gu So? -
@oo til Bpen % figbe ct Get Mu=
rerberft9j. Sanien, gu bar 10
lite lnrt at mure. Seq beo oct,
men jeg tror, jeg fan."
Sons CODE &ilie bre6 Sci 11o al
Me6en. &on fit alt oct Mureror=
bejoe, ban fun6e oberfomme, %
tjente Jig op til iebn 8elitan6.
So bon iomt bans 2an6sm9n6
er MI 1laoet iaa blot, at Sc far ffur=
net bpgge en- 1muf np Strife til $15,=
900. !.
Soo0onne 5mootrpf al ielbe 2i<
bet er lan6e 8erler.
Neoafter 5tran6bol6 bor ifrebet
nogle go6e- Sr1ole6ninger ON for
ffiellige 5tater. Baitor Hoienitono
ON 8rerien / Sllinois for mango
Mor it6en. 8illeber er ser fife faa
al. 5tatiitiife Eobeller 1igeleces. S.
Godt Land TIL Salgs j Central
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-26
vDnnnebirfe")
WtrinpBfrthr1.
sagen Muef,ts ! @aterbnrp, Conn
Gr forelbebe 2obparagraffer
gblbige?

SJ~~sSS'
Sra uTbe 0utloof" for BEN II.
IS. bi61etter hi fg1gen6e re6aftio=
nellie Mrtifel:
Sor Standardization / canterbury,
Connecticut, berierer en- @ag, iom
CT al Snteresie / bloc &reoie, forot
Sen a11gnar Yrinciper, Ser ct al flor
8igtigbeb - og 5p9rgsmaal 1om
6iS1e: Soa6 en- 81asfemi2 Sbor
langt bgr 2oben 1trpffe fig for at
bin6re eller 1traffe notalelier, Der
frenfer andres religiple 6elel1er,
men 1om olligepel lite / og for fig
CT injurieren6e? SCR foreloeoe 2obe
frem6eles @9b6 / &ettens 9ine /
loo6onne @ager?
Micboel Mocfus en- fra 2itbauen.
San ltuoerer Geologt men bar al
Iorig beret 8reIt. San er, bboo mart
i Archaeological fal6er Sritenfer.
San bor bol6t Sore0rag poa 81
tquilf / 2on6ets forifiellige @gne
90 belfDI0es mi for at babe angre=
BET sen frilthe &eligion paa former
men6e Maa6e.
@aterbl1rpS romerif=fatolffe @rp=
tier bIeD ralen6e paa @rnno al ct
6oreorog, ban bol6t 6eri 8Den. De
gjor6e Diltriftsaobofaten opmGrf=
lom 6erpoo. Mocfus b1ep anbolbt,
beifplot for @uosbefpottelie; banS
I5og gif til 8pretten, iom erflereoe
bom ffploig; 6erefter oppel1ereoe
bon til Dil t~riftsrette1, bbor SnrDet
lite funoe blibe enig ONT en- &ie1=
6el1e. Mplig tom 5agen frem til ny
Beban61ing, og SEN enote forelpblg
me6, at Dommeren bil6e bente meo
at afgibe fin &ienbelie, inotil
bon bop6e fat fig in6 / ale oe ont
fangsrige Dofumenter, iom @agfs-
rerne bop6e forelagt bom..
Mocfus er blebet foribaret al utbe
Stree @peecD 2eague Of Seem yorf"
ser ganffc piit life er iaare inter
! esleret ! netop Sc Mentnqer, Mfoc<
fa,s tat freniot, t1en iom Der iaa
CIT 2eiligbeo til at 1laa ct Sldg for
Otringsfribeben / set 1tore og belle.
Ebeo6ore @cbroeoer, Ser er 2iga=
eng 6efretpr, bol6t be0 ct al Sor=
bgrene en- meget om1tpn6elig Gale,
Ser por fp1ot me6 &enpiSninger til
retSlige Brinciper og meo 1nteres=
lante b%iltoriife @fsempler; bet b1loe
ppre 11mnligt at citere Ealen Der,
umuligt ielp at giengipe ben | 1a1t=
mentr9ngt Sorm.
2oben, bporefter MocfuS b1eb
onflaget, bleb / fin oprinoelige
6orm u6lteot / 1912 1ammen meo
en- Sob ON &efieri. De paag9lben-
16e to &orograffer fer iaaleoeS no:
v&bis nogen 8erIon beipotter
Cub So6ers, 5pnnens eller Den
belIige Mon6s geobn me6 oirefte,
uotrpffelig, obermo6tg Saan, Ell
Ter lom pao famine Maaoe u6ta=
1er Sorbon6elier, ban iful ltraffes
meb Dgben.
v&bis nogen Mon6 eller &bin=
Be er en- Sets, 6bi. bnr raaofgrt
fig eller raaoferer Zig meb en-
Manb, So ifal Sc itraffes meo
Dp6en."
2oDen er %gjentagne @ange blepet
nn0ret. S lin nuberenoe 5fiffelie
beitemmer ben, at Ser ifal b9bes en-
Ml1lft paa 100 Dollars, % at Der
fan topmmes britt ct Mars Jang=
let.
S ct af 6e Meferater, Ri bar facet
tilienot nf Mocfus' Gale beo6er bet,
at ben. ifffe Gom Dagbla6ene bapbe
iagt) bar ct Sorigg paa at roffe
beb @i1torien ON Sonas % SDnlen,
men at ben forme6e fig iom ct Mn-
greb mob 8ibelen, Wiraflernes gro.
beroigbeo, @riiti Gu66om oiD. S
6ette er Der intet, iom inneS at ober-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-26
MILLIONER AF Lly dAAET TABT,

som kunde have svsret reddede. we'd at
BRUCE Warmers White Wine and Ter Syr.
up. S6rg for at have Diet i hjemmet, og
|brug Diet strax mod Hoste or Forke1elseo
SselRes overall.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-26

~9e Ter ioo ne6iloaa no. Sr.
@rebel"
49, @aor er min &ultru fluff
tet al meo min Gbouffgr. - @oo-
Dan en- Gbouffpr faor jeg oloria,
mere!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-26

"9boo bor 9e Ser / Sen Meooil=
"G1 2of al min Man6s &aor."
v5o> men DereS Mon0 er 10 life
6g6!"
~yteL men bans &oor er bef!~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-26

San: Ser er Ell &egning poa eff
Bolfo1tume;; bbao er set for ETC.,
/ Sun: ~gla, fan 81 life BUTTE 6et?,
oct er oen grp1lne &iole, leg bopoe
poo til set SAL bpor ri fbrlte Gang,
iaas."
San: uNoa, ifol jeg MI ogiaa be-
tale for set Sect, gu fange6e mig
i?"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-12-05

Chocolate Sets $500 and up
Chocolate Cups - 90c Set
Chocolate Pitchers S1.5O up
Fern Dishes - $1.50 and up
Vases - - $1.00 and up
Smoke Sets - $1.0O and up
Salad Bowls - Sl.00 and up
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-12-05
Hand=P ainted China

We have beautiful assortment of genuine
Nippon China that offer very low prices.
Just a few articles:
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-12-05

Salt and Pepper Shakers
- - - 10c and up
Cups and Saucers 81 Set up
Small Bon-Bons 30c and up
Large Footed Bon Bon
Dishes - -- 75c and up
Pin Trays - -- 35c and up
Cake Plates - 25c and up
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-12-05

Oranges - zoe to SOC DOz.
lib. Boxes Candy Csc to 75c
Largest assortment of Cam
dies ever shown in Man
ming at, the pound - 3Oc
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-12-05
For Girls


10y Chairs - - - - 35c and I'D
Toy Tables - - - 15c to $500
Floating Wax Ducks 15c and I'D
Doll Carriages and Coz Carts 4Oc to So
Climbing Monkeys - - - -- .25c
Knife and Fork Sets I5c
Lunch Baskets - - - Csc and up
School Bags - - - - SOC and I'D
School Companions - SC to Csc
RANT Boxes - - - 10c to SOC
faper Dolls - - 15c and up
Box Paper - - - - 10c to $500
Fancy Handkcrchicfs - - SC to 4Oc
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-12-05

What will you give the Soldier Boy? Buy
Comfort Kit for him-75c to 81 So
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-12-05
Fruits ! Nuts! ! Candy!

Selected Brazil Nuts Csc ib.
Clarendon Pecans Csc lb.
Jumbo Pecans 6Oc ib.
Apples - 12c to 40c DOZ.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-12-06
Souvenir of Pleasant Occasion

Col. F. f. Boothby, of Wateryille,
sends us copy of the invitation
which was issued for a Knights Tenn
plar Ball, Feb 7, 1884. The invita-
ton is as follows:
The pleasure of your Company with
Ladies is respectfully solicited at Co.
burn Hail. Skowhegan, Me. on the oc-
casion of a Reception and Ball, to be
given by De Molay Commandery. No
10, X T., on Thursday evening, Feb
ruary 18th, 1884.
Committee of Arrangements: EN-
Sir A. G. Blunt, Sir l. Dyer, p C. Sir
G. n, Page, Sir G. w. Nash, Sir w
Tucker. p c, Sir John Weston. Sir
w H. Wildes, Sir s A. Patten, Sir II.
Baker, Sir l.. c. Emery. ?. c., Sir G.
E. Goodwin. Music by NJ. H And
rews' Orchestra. s pieces
Tickets to Reception and Balh 81;
Admission to Gallery, % cts. Grand
Promenade, $50 to $50. Sir Knights
will appear in full uniform. Supper
at Hotel Heselton.
1t will be noted that Eminent Sir
A. G Blunt is the only one of the
above named committee who is now
living.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-12-06
Somerset Academy Notes

A great interest has been aroused
in public speaking at Somerset Acad-
envy by Principal Vincent Cato On
Monday and Tuesday afternoons last
week a preliminary speaking contest
was held, which WAS open to the whole
school. Thirty-two students took
part from whom five boys and five
girls were chosen for prize-speaking
contest to take place on Friday even
ing, December fourteenth. in Odd Fell
lows Hall. Athens to which the pub
lie is cordially invited free of charge
The students selected are: Grace
Fox, Violet Allen, Elsie Roberts, Ida
Spaulding, Eleanor Williams, Frank
lin Bradeen, Earle Fowler, Arthur
Hight, Frank Sired. Donald Woodman.
The judges were Supt Carl Rhoades,
Rev Fletcher and Principal Cato.
The principal is also planning to have
public debating during the year as
we'll as rhetoricals, both of which he
is we'll qualified to teach on account
of his broad experience in this work.
Last Wednesday evening the stu
dents of the Academy held masquer-
ade party to which the parents, teach
ers and friends were invited. The
evening was spent chiefly playing
games. The Academy orchestra fur
nished the music and the Junior class
had coffee and other refreshments on
sale Everybody had a good time.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-12-06
From the Far OF Pacific

The military operations of the Unit
ed States have the effect of scatter
ing our young men to the ends of the
earth. The following letter, from
Arthur Michaud will illustrate that
fact Mr. Mchaud has been a pri-
yate, in the regular army, for eight
or nine years. He went first to
Fort Terry, n. Y. and was from there
transferred to the Hawaiian Islands.
Previous to his enlistment, he made
his home in Skowhegan, with his sis
ter, Mrs. Albert J. Libby. For a part
of the time, he was employed in the
shoe factory, and for some years he
worked on a farm owned by Mr. Lib
by. near John Loomis'.
Fort kamehameha, II. I.
Nov. II. 1917.
Dear Sister Anna.
take great pleasure tonight to
write you few lines in reply to your
letter. | was very glad to hear from
you again. Well | am the same as
ever and getting along nicely.
must say | don't know how long |
will stay here because they have start
ed to move some of the troops from
here back to the States and no know
ing as they may send us back soon.
So my brother Albert is a soldier
now | wish | could see him or be
with him so l could put him next to
the Army lift. Well | wish him good
luck and hope he likes it, Well |
think it will be six months before he
goes to France if he goes at all. For
the war may be over by that time.
Now you make sure you send me his
address, so | can write to him You
tell me that Alberts brother Philip is
dead. It's too bad as he was a
young man. You ask me if | am
still cooking. No I am not. | gave
1t up because it's too hot here and |
feel much better since | am out
Believe me it's hot down here now
Only the natives can work here from
ten to two A white man can't stand
it, The rainy season is setting in
now. | must tell you the great float
ing island in the Lava Lake in the
volcano is sinking. and the hot Lava
Lake is coming higher and higher
every day now and it will begin to
flow again soon.
Well how many Liberty Bonds did
you buy. I took four of them 5000.
| think will ring off, now. hoping
to hear from you soon. Tell Rose to
write and give them all my best re
CARDS.
am as ever your brother
ARTHUR
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Food Conservation Department
DATE CAKE

DATE CAKE
l cup brown sugar creamed with
u cup butter l egg, IL cup sour
milk, l teaspoon soda 1-2 cup sift-
ed -four l teaspoon cinnamon. 1-2 tea
spoon cloves, IA teaspoon nutmeg.
cup walnut meats, cut in small pieces,
l cup dates cut in small pieces. Use
some flour with dates.
MRS. EDITH S. PHILBRICK.
BROWN SUGAR COOKIES
IL cups brown sugar lightly mea-
sured, IL cup butter, IL cup boiling
water (add l level teaspoon Soda /;
2 IA cups -four, salt, vanilla. Chill
and drop by teaspoonful on creased
pan. Bake in quick oven till firm
to touch.
MRS. EDITH S. PHILBRICK.
MOLASSES DOUGHNUTS
| cup of molasses and sugar, 2
eggs, cup sour milk. 1 teaspoon soda,
l teaspoon cream tartar, nutmeg, gin
ger and salt Flour to mix
UNA ROBINSON,
APPLE CAKE
2 IL cups thinly sliced sweet ap-
pies, cooked in a cup of molasses I'M
til transparent, 2 eggs, 1 cup sour
milk, all kinds of spice, 2 teaspoons
soda, flour as for gingerbread. Cook
the spices in the molasses.
MISS UNA ROBINSON
INDIAN PUDDING
9 cups skim milk, / heaping table
spoon of corn meal, l heaping table
spoon of molasses, pieces of butter,
salt. Mix cold. Stir at first. Cook
in double boiler
MISS EMMA HALL.
GRAHAM OR WHOLE WHEAT PUD-
DING
cups graham or whole wheat flour
cup molasses, l cup sweet milk,
cup raisins, l teaspOOnful soda. Steam
2 IL hours. Serve with hard sauce
LIZZIE T. HUSSEY.
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A Note of Appreciation

Mrs Emma l.. Frost of st. Adams
recently received a letter from a mem
Der of the Naval Reserve Force at
Newport, r. |. The letter given here
in shows clearly what gifts sent thru
the Red Cross, mean to the boys in
the service.
Newport. r. l., Nov. 4, 1917,
Mrs. Emma l.. Frost,
st Adams, Maine.
On October the 25th, when present
ed with a sweater from the Red Cross
Society, and when | went to put it on
| was more than surprised to find a
note enclosed therein. If this COM
munication will be as welcome to you
as the sweater is to me we will both
be thankful
| am in the L. S Naval Reserve
Force, attached to the Second Naval
District Supply Station, Long Wharf,
Newport, r. l., with the rating of ma
chinists' mate, second class. am 10
years of age,
Hoping to get an early reply, | re-
main
Sincerely yours,
ARTHUR BRADLEY.
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s. ii. s. Class of 10

There is at least one remarkable
fact concerning the fourth graduating
class of the Skowhegan High school
OF the sixteen original members but
three are deceased and one of those
died very recently. Nine of the
graduates still live in Skowhegan.
Those of the class who still reside
in this town are: Carrie Sullivan
Boardman, Albert Dyer, Clara Varney,
Cora E. Johnson, John Griffin, Minnie
futile, Laura Hoxie Dinsmore, Gym
thia Hutchins Sturtevant, Lucy Dins-
more. The members deceased are,
Charles futile, who passed away sew
eral years ago at his home in Bangor;
Herbert wentworth and George
Keene. 1t is not definitely known
where the latter resided at the time
of his death. other members of the
class were: George Murphy Gordon
place of residence unknown; Annie
Estes Buchanan, Brockton, Mass, Car
RE Pitts Hackett, present residence
not known; Carrie Pancake, present
residence not known.
IL readers of the Reporter nave any
knowledge regarding the places OF
residence of those of whom we do not
know, it will be appreciated II they
forward the same to US.
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Thanksgiving" the Subject

The members of the Clementine
program Tuesday. Nov. 81, at the Lii
brary parlors. The subject was
Thanksgiving and was arranged by
Mrs. Florence Danforth After the
devotional exercises and secretary's
report, the following ladies and child
rem took part. Miss Molly Blunt,
reading; Miss Agnes Mantor, violin
solo, accompanied by Miss Lois Man
tor; Miss Loyina Murray then sang
"Old, Old Love" and Just Before the
Battle Mother; Miss Hall then read
a charming story THE Thanksgiving
Guest; Miss Ruth Viles piano solo;
Our Poem THANKSGIVING" by Mrs
Florence Danforth The closing num-
Der on the program was a duet by
the Misses Olena and Evelyn Viles
All the numbers were encored and
nearly every one responded The
president, Mrs. Marble. called for
report from the federated clubs on
the Revolution for National Constitu-
tional Prohibition Miss Gertrude
Weston said the clubs. representing
235 women, voted in the affirmative
The Union also gave a unanimous vote
in favor of the same measure. 1t
was also voted to change the hour of
the meeting to go. Singing of
America" closed the meeting The
Society will meet December eleventh
at 230 instead of three as formerly
The subject will be up-to-date Tenn
perance Work in charge OF Mrs. Hat
tie Fogler.