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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-01-11


IF. Messer of Hudson visited in
the city Saturday.
Miss Edith Tubbs has returned to
her school at Stanley.
Potatoes for sale, by N. G. Mich
olson. Phone 306.-adv.
Ms. Abner Fenton of Beldenville
was caller in che city Saturday.
Miss Edith Anderson visited with
Miss Florence Kemp in Ellsworth
Sunday.
Mrs. Ed. Anderson returned home
Friday from visit with relatives in
Minneapolis.
Misses Dolores Hyatt and Eleanor
Reed of Ellsworth visited friends in
the city Saturday.
Misses Ruby and Maude Burk-
hardt returned Saturday after a
two weeks visit in Eau Claire.
Mrs. A. L. Ewing plans to leave
during this month to spend the re-
mainder Of the winter in Florida.
Marion Keith of Burkardt arrived
in the city Monday for visit at the
home of his mother, Mrs. j. G.
Keith.
Fred Covers, who is employed in a
Powell bank at Vantage, Sask., ar
rived home Tuesday for two weeks
vacation.
Miss Florence Rudd returned to
her school at Black River Falls Sat,
urday after two weeks visit with
friends here.
Mrs. W. H. Hawkins and children
returned home Saturday after two
weeks visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Nash.
To bring up child in
the way he should go,
go that way yourself.
Go to Sunday school with the chill
dren. adv.
John Youness, who had been en-
ployed here by Homer Bailey the
past year, left Friday for Walnut
Grove, where he will work at his
trade as plumber.
X
A cordial invitation is extended
to the public to attend the dance
Ito be given in Syndicate H to-
morrow (Friday) evening. Pratt's
orchestra will furnish the music.
Mrs. O. w. Newcomb entertained
last Monday evening. Invitations
were,is issued to the ladies, but later
the euests>were surprised by the ar
rival of their husbands, who had re-
ceived special invitations previously.
Prin. VIM. Hodge returned to his
school at Antler, N. D., Friday. He
was accompanied by Arthur Gustof-
son from the normal senior class.
Mr.. Gustofson will have charge of
the science department in Mr..
Hodges school.
Ray Wigen returned to his school
at Mazeppa, Mimi, last Sunday. He
and Chas. Sylvester, who teaches at
Zumbrota, are having friendly
rivalry f n the basketball supremacy
of their respective quints. They have
played two games, each winning.
The deciding game will be played
later in the season.
4
An item from this city telling of
Ellsworth day in River Falls" GER
tainly got RISE out of the Pierce
County Herald. ''Doggone it, says
the Herald, THAT amt nothin. We
have River Falls days down here
every day in the week. including
Sunday, and occasionally a bunch of
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-01-11


from Ellsworth Friday.
Douglas Smith has returned to his
school at Bookings, N. D.
Miss Lillian Nelson has returned to
her school at Jackson, Mimi.
Miss Alice Stapleton has returned
to her school at Benson, MINI.
Miss Avis Williams returned to
her school at Greenwood Sunday.
Miss Rochelle Junkman returned
to her school at Clear Lake Sunday.
Miss Kathryn Chinook has return
ed to her school at Fergus Falls,
MINI.
The Druding warehouse at Ellis
worth was destroyed by fire last
Friday.
Miss Lola Chapman returned to
her school at Cannon Falls, MINI.
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Engquist visited
in the Twin Cities the latter part of
last week.
Alex Pearson Of Hayward visited
here with his brother Carl a few
days last week
Pres. c.. E. Randall Of the Stewart
Mercantile Co. was down from ST.
Paul Saturday.
We will take care of your freeze
ups day or night. Carl Pearson,
phone 490-caII-2.---adv.
Miss Gladys Rose came over from
Hudson Monday for a visit at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Clark.
A large shipment of L system suits
just arrived for spring. johnson &
Cranmer, Economists for the People.
adv.
Will Crandall lefC Friday for Burk-
hardt, where, he will visit friends I'M
til Sunday, when he returns to his
school at Shell Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Florness of Bel
denville were in the city Tuesday.
They purchased new spring cutter
from Lund's while here.
DR. E. Randolph SMITH plans to at
tend the program of the st. Paul
OsteopathSc Association, to be held
in that city ON Wednesday, Jan. IL
Mr.. and Mrs 'Crandall are moving
Hudson, Owing to the recent death
of Mrs. Orandall's sister, they are
moving there to care for her aged
mother.
Eisewherein this paper is the card
of Geo j.. Pratt, director Of Pratt's
orchestra, as teacher of the violin
His studio is at the corner of Second
and Walnut streets.
Lester Anderson, for the past two
years employed in the Farmers &
Merehantssbank, has accepted 20
sition ia the Offices Of the Washburn.
Crosby Flour Co. at Minneapolis.
Casper Nelson of the North iDako-
ia Agricultural college faculty re.
turned toFargo yesterday after a
couple of days visit here with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. C. Nelson.
- ~
Misses Nina and Winnie Pearson
of :Spooner visited their cousins,
Waiter. Floyd and Miss Avis Pear
son at the Carl Pearson home on Sec
ond street from Wednesday until
Sunday.
VIM Dawson, who teaches at
Mott, n. D., was notified Saturday
that on account Of an epidemic Of
illness hissehool would not reopen
for at least another week, thus ex-
tending his vacation. He is now as
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-01-11

An item from this city telling of
" Ellsworth day in River Falls GER
tainly got RISE out of the Pierce
County Herald 'tDoggone it" says
the Herald, THAT amt hothin. We
have River Falls days down here
every day in the week. including
Sunday, and occasionally a bunch of
the city fellers drop in in the eve
ming" Yes, but what d'ya mean ION
Sunday?" Thought they were closed
on that day.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-01-11

Henry Schultz of Wausau return
ed to his school at Fennimore Satur-
day after weeks visit with friends
here. Football was revived at Fen
nimore last fall after ten years. and
although the candidates were totally
lacking in experience Hank, with
John keenan,, both stars Of the local
norma school former championship
elevens, coached up team of very
creditable ability.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-01-11

Mrs. Elmer Young and children
returned to Abbotsford, Wis, Fri
day after a two weeks visit at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. P. Sanderson.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-01-11

Chairman Tim Manion of Clifton,
in company with Highway Commits
sioner Kendall and Chairman Victor
Swanson, was present at the letting
of the contract for the new bridge
to be built across the Wisconsin
channel at Trenton. The contracts
were let at Hager Dec. 29.-Ells-
worth Herald.
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Die s~ceisIatar.

Geo. g.. EerreG bradte I'M Ge=
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ser 2egislatur Ell
men BeidluB ein, Der ben @oltper=
lieur erludt, benz 9auie Die aor=
~reiponoena poraltleger, Die er init Der
9egislotur iiber Die Reorganization
bon Staatstrltppeu gebnbt bat.
Sect beiBt es ipieoer, es lei 5tpei=
feIbaft, Oh cine 5peite Grtraiisung
eiliberufen tper6en tpiiroe.
s[us Muftin miro gemeloet, ouB
0ie Mnrdbme Der @ee'ideit Sdill=
HidJer-gia in oieicr Sibuns nidt
atebr nabriheinlid iei.
8cim @aule lino 5abIreid)e Yeti=
fionen ei~ngelnufen, Die lib gegell
Mltnnbme Der Bill riften, nnh Der
es Gt1oten BON nlebr ais 5000 Gin=
mobnern erInlibt fem folI, ibre eigr-
men @erfiiguigen iibcr Ebeaterpor-
EteIhngen am Sonntaa 5n t%reffen,
Dos 8alls fat 0ie 8eluiaigllllg
fir 0ie Normnlif1ile in San Mar-
COS - 104,550 Dollar fiir Oas erlte
Mno 1850 Dollar fir oas 5meite
rSSdbr- g~utgebeiBen, ebenio Die ge-
apiI[igilngen fir oas SnubItnmmleit=
sHititut, fir Die glinOenanltalt nn6
fiir Die Normalfd)ule in Cannon eitp.
Gritere betr1gt $216,660 ur1o $685.
2d8; Die fiir Die 8lilloenanitaIt bcs
trGgt $90,210 mo 500, $50 uto Die
fiir oie Normnlihule in Cannon
GitD $1t2,610 mno sos, Dos
Gpreder Suffer bot oas Sans en-
1ll6t, 70 idneI, tpie moglid), nit Der
GrIeoigung Der notipelloigc1 &c
fh1fte bor5ltgeben, oamit es per
mieoen neroe, nod cine Ggtralisung
ab5ubalter.
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ettutr AnsaItidnagsbtb6rbt.

Gs miro hermit sur &enntnis ge-
braht, onB oas adtbare County
8ommiiidrs : @eridt bon 8erar
COUNTY, Seras, am 5tpeiten Wontag
i'm Mfai oieles Sabres 1917, alIo am
p~ier5ebnten Gage oieies Monats, aIs
Steuerausgleihungsbeboroe 5ulam-
mentreten unb in Sisnng bleiben
miro, fir ben 3wed, bonn Steuer-
alielior bon 8erar gonntp ale feline
DIFFERENTIATION, Bidder etc. bebufs
ibrer Snipeftion, &orreftion Nus
gleidung nnb geitdtigung entgegen-
5unebmen. Gum 3engnis bierfiir
meme ltnterifrift NIT beigefiigtenl
Office -Siegel in Son a%ntonio,
geras, on bieiem oritten Gage oes
Moi q. 9. 1917.
(SiegeD Sranf %. Ieiutun,
|Gountp glerf, 8erar GolntpL Seros.
(anaeiae.)
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Nah iabrelangen grperimell=

Nab iabrelangen Experiment
ten loa es mebreren Trofeiioren Der
Erineeton l~tnlperiitat gelnngen
fem Elm eleftrifd,es Hiht bcr5ultel-
Zen, meldes cine ltarte Suldtfraft
aber nidt Die geringlte 9ise ent1Dif-
felt. 9ie SIR gr5eiigllng Der &iss
perbraud)te gnergie fonlnlt rad benz
nelien Yro5eB alislflieBlib Dem 2id)t
gu quite, oas oaourd) SO Yro5. 2ertdt-
fraft entpideln ioa, mdbreno oas
iebige nur etipu Is Ero5ent 2ift,
oagegen So Yrosent Site proni5iert.
Die Sbee lit iibriaens niht nell,
Ionocrn muroc ldon Dor 90 Sabren
bon Dem beriibmten nnaariib-froati-
fden Ebpiifer Eesla ulltcriud]t, Der,
mie iebt mld) Die Yrofeiioren BON
Yrinceton, nit 2enhtfdfern uHo Dem
BON linen ~er6eugten 2idt erperi-
mentierte, uni nod oenlelben Hrin=
sipien cine tp1rmeloie. eleffrilbc gr-
Ieudtilng bersnite1en.
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Meaitriernns Ser 0~entid)en, bic
feline 1iirger iino.

Mae Deutlden, Die in unlerer
Gtaot in ben i~ogenanntel perbote-
1ler @e5irfen tDobllen uno Die nod
oar feline 8iirgerpapiere ooer MIR
oas iogenannte erite Yapier babea,
miiiien fih beim 9unoesmnrid)ol
Mogcrs bis gum /. Sum- regiltrieren
llu6 lib efnen GrImibnisIdein,. III ie-
men Dijtriften tpobneir 81 oiirfen,
dllsltenen lniien. Ser oieiem Be
febL niht nadfonmrt, miro perbaf-
tet meroen. Dns @eles laltet fer
iaer, onB nle 9eutide, Die feline
Wiirger iino uno Die iene uerbotelell
Besirfe paflieren mollen, einen Gr-
Inabnisfdcin bonn Marid)aa babcil
nno iid aud 5ugleid regiltrierelt
Inifen miiiIen. Die perbotenen 9i-
5trifte iino: Die @egeno cine babe
NeiIe I'M oas Sort, eina babe Meis
Ie Inn oas MrfenoI, einc babe Welle
INN bic 2nftidifferitation, cine balbe
M1eile INN Die Standardization lino
cine babe Meilc nm ie0es 8ebdiioe,
Dos qart8 fir ben @ebraud oes See
res ln0 Der Botte beitimmt 1T.
@abrfdeinIid geboren oa5li oud]
ole 2~agerb1ltIer, @oga5ilie ultp,
bic pom unferm Militdr bemtbt mer-
Den. Dn nun peridieoene oieler De.
bduoe, fuie 3. 9. oas @rienal an piel
freuaentierten BerfebrsitraBen rnO
&5trabenbabnIinien liegcfts nno cine
Mrn6ber1ng on fie oft fmim al per
rnei0en 1T, 70 glaliben mir. oaB es
fir ollie bier wobnenoen 9eutld)en,
Die nod feline giirger iino, oas 8e.
tie jein miro, Iid beim 8unoesmar,
5daI regiItrieren uno iid) elnen er'
Iaubnisid)ein geben ST. lalielt. Ste
miiiien babel orei BbotogrnpbIen bon
iid, fclber mitbringen, ntdt groBer
oils orei tci orei 3oll, ailf leldfem
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notif an Steaer1abler.

San Mntonio, B. 8. april 1917
Goti5 lit hermit allen Berionen,
sSirmen uno Gorporotionen, oie Der
Gtaot San @ntonio Steaern ifnl-
Big iino, segeben, oaB Die Steiern
tiir bas Sisfalinbr 1916 iest fdaig
nno Sablbar iino.
SD forbere Seben muf, Der Be
quemlidfeit balber, Die Steuern 10.
baIo fpie moglih gu besablen uno
Sen Inlauf uno Dos 8eorange lpa-
terbin al permei6en.
lin 3inien 5u feds CO. Bro5ent per
sSabr at fparen uno 5tuei (2) 8roaeitt
Strafgebiibr per Monat, Die ieoen
Monat fir oie 9ailer BON flint Mo-
naten bin5ugefiigt meroen, miilien
Sssbre Steuern bis 5nm 81. Wtnl
1917 entridtet iein.
Ibtungspoal
S. s. @arlaHo,
aommiilar fir geiteuerllns
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.Beriebt,
Nauurmuae
San antonio, Ger. 1875 gts.
@alpeiton, geitern, 1910 Cts.

WQun1lDOue.
San antonio, Ger. 1875 gts.
@alpelton, geltern, 1910 Cts.
Goffoufameu.&rubmfte
Gan Nrtpnis, 9ex., 8. gsdi 1917
Brine CRUDE Cotton Geeo Gil, 400
EenfS per 0oGone.
Neiu gprf, 9. Neai. Spot S15.S5
bio; Mni, 1854 uno $t5.95, cyuni,
$3.50 ulo $16.11; MMgn5t, $f6.O9 uuo
$16.12; Geptember, $16.f5 il. $16.16.
Oftober. $15.96 nn6 1851; Nopeme
bet, $15.3S unb $3.50; De5ember,
1857 irno 1858.
6arm.Trs6nfte-
Gan antonio, Ser, 9. 0ldi 1917
Butter 1880. .2Sc-sOc per Hflnb
gier (nilr frifde) II. 27c per 9arteno
Siibner ........ 18e-25c per Bhlnb
Eurfehs ..18c per Hf1tua
Beiaen .$3.O2A per NulMsl
Acrn ...... $1.85 Der Nui6eI
6afer ............ CSC per 8ufAel
6eu ......... $4,000 per Senne
wemiie.
adrtoffelu. California uno Colorado.
eIbe aurtoffelu. i9umpfin Gam.
$2.15 uno 1925.
3piebeln, Seras grpltnl 8or, $3.50
uno $3.75 per Crate.
8obnen, Colorado, Yinto, Der cot,
$12.5 California Bnbous, Der ctpt..
$3.50 Ninfs, $3.50; Gina, $3.50;
aabb, SIS; BGadebes, $3.50; MounS.
Greer, per gu1bl Snurpers, $3.50.
Q Q~~>2 q AK IN H-hs
@aoies4en. 35c |. 1 9k6. @iu6eI-
DluntenfobL, 1925 per Crate.
sob, $500 per 100 Rfunj.
@riiner Rfeffer. zoe per gfunb.
Sptndt. .76c Der 0ui&eL.
@rine Citizen, $500 per Camper.
Otra, $500 fir gui1eI.
8eeteu. 81 itrt6 $5 per 100 Bfunb.
MeerrettigsN ursein. per 80. 12h,.
Gurten, Der Crate, $2.00.
Selerie. 90c Y. $500 per N,tteuo.
Reterfilie. 40c per 3S6. s1fn6eI.
gierpflnf3en, Sc Il. Zoe Der Rftno.
aopfialat, Cal, 1925 II. $3.50 per
Grate.
@efbe 8ur3elu. 40 II. 40c per 9bb.
Sqnnlh, per 8uibeI. $3.50.
BieH /. Marft.
San slutonio, Ser, 8. gaoi 1917
&ibe $3.50 bis 1925
O6feu $500 biz $3.50.
8ulen $3.50 bis 1925.
adIber 600 Bis 5000.
81. 2ouis. 9. Mai 1917. HiIe~
pieh, SerassWieh, $3.50 Biz $3.50.
Shtpeine 1918 biz $3.50.
GGnte.
| Sdtpere pont SdIaGter ...... q 9s
eeihte btm ShIafter ........ ~ 2s
Grim aeSdIsere ..........lSh -"
Sele.
| BeIt uno 1udS ............z0 81
1roorasSieaen, rer Efb. I'D eh
| Hracra, 3ieeeu befhdcict sN
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Ierlc I.
| Mrs SeIotes fomntt bie Nad-
ri1t, Dob BORT am Sonntae ein
&egen gefallen iii, Der 5tpolf Stlm=
ben anbielt. Der @elotes flieBt. es
Limb ale Iusiihten alif cine CUTE
gfnte porbanoen.
Der 8erfebr iiber sic aIte
Wiiblenbriide an Der @artenitraBet lit
| eingeiteM 90 Ole Bride an elmer
STEELE gebroben lit.
- Der gbanffemr HoB Noberts
murbc geitern moreen fltr5 Dor bier
ubr, geltpden llnb ibtpcr pertplllt-
oet. gr foB sur 3eit III einenl au-
tomobile, bas at Der @de Der Mafa=
moros unb Der 2eona StraBe itano.
ST erbielt 5pei stibe, beioe in oie
linfe Seite. 3mei iurge Momcr
uno cine Srau iino prrbaftet. 30
berts mllroe nod Dem Sospital ge-
bradt.
SSn einem bieiigen SospitaI
ltarb Srnn Mtad)pt. Die Geritorbene
mar in Der @cgeno BON Dorftoipn 81
Smiie uno fam Dor ungefabr eincll
Sabr nod Gan M%ntonio.
- gbas. Stepens, Ser ledsiaf=
rige Gobn oes Sberiffs BON 9anoe-
ra Gpuntp itarb in &cnnep's Sos
pitaI an ben Solgen BON Gcrletnl=
gen, sic ct beim llebarfabren onr5
ein @utomobil erIitten bate. 0ns
l1ngliid paiiiertc arn 80. Mpril on
Der @elt-Gommerce StraBe, BEL Der
MarftbaIle. Ger aleine moIte nit
mebreren Slaiden SooapaiIer i'm
9lrm iiber Die StraBe lanfen.
Mus Dem @niie BON $. g.
SorDaro an Ser @eit NIbbp Mpenue
muroen Sdmufiaden I'M @erfe BON
900 9olnr geitoblen. gs geifab
oies, n1brenb Die camille beim
| gbenoeiien iaB.
Die Wiiblenbriife, Die allgen=
bliflid) gefperrt 1T, lit III einem ge-
rnoe5l ~gefdbrliden 3mitanoe. Man
nmBte m1breno Der lesten 3eit eden
baben, iiber lie 81 geben nnp es NOR
cine oirefte 5nbrldiiigfeit bon Sei-
ten unierer Serruultlng, lie 10
lange in Dem 3uItaiioe 81 bclniien.
Sic bate ebenio gut zines Idjonen
cages einItiirSen fonnen. Soffent-
lid miro jest cine griinolihc Hepa-
ratnr porgenommen. 9os Bette fpa-
re, man balite einc tleiie, felte
| Bride.
- Die Hefrntieriltg fir Die Win-
rinc ipirb meiter fortgeiett, troboem
| sic pom San Mntonio 9e5irf per-
langte Quote BON 800 Mam ifon
an 5. Mni erreid)t NOR.
gie Gitp National @anf be-
abliAtigt 2erten benen alBer it,
rem @ebalte feline @elomittel sur
gerfiigung iteben, Die aber lpiaens
limo, ariegsbonbs 81 faifen, oieIel-
ben nlf Bump reip. monatlife ab-
5abluna 81 perfanfen-
|! SIN Hopal-S beater on Der
SouIton StraBe brad am 9ienltaa
abeno nm s l1br mdbreno Der Gor-
itelllna inter Der galfon Sreppe
sSeuer aus, bas nber geloid)t muroe,
obne oaB Die 3uIdaiier ettpas oapor
aenterft bdtten. @ie es lbeint, III
Gin brennenoes Streidbol5 ODER Elm
nod glimmenoer Gfgarretterltltm-
mel in einen &ie oes ooppelten Sub
hooens gefaaen nno bat bort liegen.
DC Eapierobfdlle uno lonltigen al.
ten arenlpel in 9rono gelebt. Git
Senerpebrleute riiien Den oberer
gooen ab NH loidten Den. Brand
nit leid)ter Weiibe, Der ganBe edo.
ben belduft iifl nuf pieaeiht Sic
bis SIS.
Mebrere feline, anI Oienltnl
periibte Diebitdble ipur0en Der Boli'
sei aemeloet. SRI. Miloreb @ates
OF Destination 9fnp hprihtpf 0pf1
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Gapier nit meiBer @iifieite eeorudt,
Die aber nidt allf Yappe aufge5osen
iein oiirfen. 8ir nieberbolen nod
einmal, DOB iid old ~oieienisen re-
giitrieret Ialien miiiien, bie mir oas
critic 8apier baben.
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grun,.a.nta,ns uebertrasnnsen.

Sans SelIanb uub Sral an Us. =
Montaomerb. @runoltiid an Der WcGnls
louab apenue uno Craig Ylace; $4,000.
Srml NINA Ieislahm at &. 9. mn
emma 8arnbia. @rultoItid IN Slorioo
Seisbts; $4,000.
fserb Serff II. ". an ". 8. 8pinas
ton, 8runoitiid III ber Soutbolmc Iooia
ton, 1928.
Gam uro Sauie Sricoman an =
8. 8rebtn. @rmoItiid III Gait @not
$700.
s. eoretb an 8, q. eroiu, 52.a
Mder 2nno, 1857,
&. $. YreBlb an Gam Sriepman
@runoStiid I'M 9th s@lod 2o15; $3.50.
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Gin WemiitsmenIdD.

Satin: n@ebit OIL fd)on iuieoe.
tort? SID, wenn Oh miiBtelt, mic
Io,aipeiIig es bier 4benos it'll"
@otte: .8eiB ihl 9nrum gebe i'd
ia chen tuegl"
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&1d,in %perlauat.

Cine aodim, Die ieIbihtdnOls ar-
beiten fam, miro gei1ft bei gutem
8ebaIt. GadBufragen 217 Sing @il-
liam StrnBe.
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observation-disclosures.

yrau oes &miles: Sd boffe. oaB
sic pabrbeitsliebeno limo, Nora."
geeues Mdod)eu: nTiir MIDI ielbit
getuiB. Sd liise NH Ole geiud,er
meiner S~errifaftcn an"
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-09
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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-08-30
60 TO SUNDAY SCHOOL
By ERNEST q. SELLERS
Director Of Sunday School Couroo
Moody Bible Institute
coNFUclANISM AND THE SUM-
DAY SCHOOL.

IJOW car we reconcile the fact
IL that a Japanese baron, a de-
voted follower of Confucius, is one
Of the main promoters Of the
Worlds Eighth Sunday School con.
vention to be held in Tokyo soon
after the close of the present world
war. Baron Shibusawa, the ~.
Pierpont Morgan of Japan, was
recently given a dinner in Chicago
by some Of the men who control
the destinies of the nation and the
occasion was entirely in the inter-
ests OF the Sunday school move:
ment. Neither wine nor tobacco was
in evidence. President Judson of
Chicago university said Of his
friend, the baron: "He is our
friend; he is a man Of education
and wealth which he is using for
his countrymen. He stands among
the finest flowers Of Japanese civil
ization, and we, too, are his
friends" The Japanese emperor,
on his recent coronation day,
cabled to Baron Shibusawa in San
Francisco the comforting Of the
highest order Of his realm, THE
Order Of the Rising Sun" Speak.
ing through an Interpreter the
baron said that wealth for ones
own benefit 10 not a good thing, but
10 Justified only when used to Up.
lit ones fellow men. He spoke Of
his own religion and what it meant
to him. He told how he had met
Christians in this country and in
his own land, natives and mission.
aries, and had learned to hold them
IN the highest esteem. He said
that for many years, in his latter
life. he had had a longing In his
heart for something that would
build up a moral character among
the Japanese Notwithstanding"
which seemed to be lacking, and
that as he had gone through the
land he suddenly realized that tho
Sunday schools in Japan were %.
curing exactly the thing he had In
mind. III this is what the Sunday
schools a accomplish" he said,
we welcome you to Tokyo"
Count Okuma. the premier, and
others prominent in the sunfow.
er kingdom, are uniting with the
Christian leaders of that land to
make this an epochal convention.
Already over $4,000 has been
pledged for the necessary expenses.
1t would have been held. but for
the war. In October, 1916.
(Copyright)
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-08-30
"lono on Short Whistler

ASK each n Of a company Of fifty
people TO rise separately and remain
stanclng for one minute. There will,
", ne oo oiiferent records, varying from
~ to 20 seconds. Ask 10 workmpr
each TO bring you a short and a Ions
noaro and you will get 20 different
lengtns OF board. These illustrations
are useo o. a railway mar to empha.
size the necessity of a mechanical de-
we 10 eliminate the element of uncer
ea'nty as to what constitutes II "long"
VI a short" whistle by a locomotive.
~ Is not right, he says, to trust the
saiety OF a trainload Of passengers to
q guess upon q guess.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-08-30
Time for seIf.lmprovement.

The great thing to remember Is that
he day Is not over at six o'clock if
there is any smoldering ambition for
self-improvement and advancement in
your makeup. In fact the day is just
beginning for you then. The best part
If it is coming, and it should find you
IN the qui vive, ready and waiting to
pursue those inner %ycarnings that are
/ part Of every intelligent man and
woman.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-08-30
Politically EXPRESSED.

My neighbours wee boy was fonc
Of playing on my piano. My little girl
had taught him to call the deep bass
notes "big BEARS" those of the middle
register people," and the high treble
nes fairies" Among the latter ht
one day discovered a dead key. Afte,
trying vainly for some time to elici,
sound from it, he turned to me will
a sorrowing face. "Oh," he said, sad
y, did you know there's been q fairy
1ied?'-Chicago Tribune.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-08-30
Alder Worlds Oldest Dive.

Fol- the purpose Of making dives the
common alder appears to have been
unnoticed by the pioneers of this coun.
try, who made use Of so many banks
ana roots. However, 1t was well-known
10 the Indians, who used 1t to good eff.
feet. 1t dyes a reddish color. and down
TO a few years ago was employed by ma.
tives OF the northwestern Pacific coast
IN coloring their fish nets. Alder dive.
useo Tor the same purpose, is said to
De the Oldest recorded dye in the world,
II IS mentioned In the Kalevala Of Fin.
land supposed to date nearly 8,Ux
years ago.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-08-30
To Keep Baby Quiet.

To keep nm ever-restless youngsteI
luiet and from crawling away all the
lme, get u large soft, gray blanket
md cut gay designs from the nursey
books and sew on the blanket, the pic.
lures to be Of linen cut from children's
inen-books sold in all the shops. The
bright pictures attract the child's at.
IGNITION, and he will sit for hours look.
Ing and picking at them. A baby fence
around 1t completes the outfit.