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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-19
OrbnO lejrcr.
2S2 mOo 1913 Stemmer 9ieprG.
Ientantbniet for 2anbsforbno.

@ai6ington, .. g., II. Dec. -
5SorIlaget ON at in0fere Frobi6ition
/ belle 2an0et oan0t en- itor Seir /
Sl6et 1 Sag. Get eneite, Der M
itaar til6age for at fltnne forelegge
Statsle9islotllrerue ct 6orilag til
Notwithstanding Den 9iet-
ming, er ll0igOnin9en al Den ringe
lSorIfel mellem 6ltiets % Sena,
tets 9eIhltringer. StenunegiO-
ningen / 6uIet, Der faI0t efter en-
Gags gebot for fplote @allerier,
itoo 2S2 moo t28. me0 8ortierne
onltrent lige OeIte. 0enrofraternc
itentte: 14t FOR, Ga ianOo 6IoriIaget,
- &epublifanerne 1877 for o9 SO
itno6, llaf6engige A for, 2
inloo. Iilianlnen 8 Stenner oper
0e 10 Ere0ie0ele, Der fr@oeoes for
at lrgge ct 5orilo9 til aonItitlltions-
foranorina for Staternes Iongioen-
DE GSoriamlin9er til enoelig glfgG-
relIe,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-19

/ Sfeoen, iereno Den llret, Ser er
tiIf0iet 9eIgien, er goOtgiort, og 0e
prensiiite 9ri9s6errer oa oeres go.
Ietif er ltOiIettet of Soroens Ooer.
iloOe. 8eriom ieg ifuloe bape no
get at 8epe me0 0et naor Oenne
arig en6er, og en- 6re6sfonierence
uonnpnes til at bilegge Sagerne,
iaa oiI6e ieg iniiitere, at aeiieren,
0e prellsiiife arigs6errer oo 0e 66ie
giegerin9s s.@mbeosm9no Iflloe it'll.
les for gfetten iom anflageoe for
Ntor6, gol0 og Wforo6ran0."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-19

anrnen rnnnt.

Sgmpnbs 3ioelIer. 0linpille,
Ont, t2. Dec. Stoli9 Days Weor-
gen fom ber Meooelelie ont at Der
Sort Wsaitlano bar fltnoet
oriperoe en- Jfeonirlesbua6 meo otte
Iom aabeitbart bar frosiet
libel.
Or. Cyan | 9luoiens. 96benbaon,
IA. Dec. Gen oinerifmnTfe @eion0t,
Or. Weolirice @gar, mootoges /
@oor 1 g[ntoiens af Song &riitian.
9[uoienIen pareoe tppe Minittter, og
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-19
6n friiten Stat maa life itGtte
SDrferne.

9tonL II, Dec. - gapen bar
iisTge oWaesioe9ero" tilItillet ale
giifopperne i De friesfgrenoe 9an-
Oe 9an6e en- gtlinoifripelIe, I buil.
fen 6on erflerer, at oerIom nogen
friiten Stat biitaar 2prferne |
Gsorieg paa at genin6toee eSerltia-
Ien ion nil ben blipe forosmt al
Den bellige BapeItol.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-19

llgen bar p9ret rig NOT paa
9egiDeubeoer, men iattig paa Re-
iuItater. Der er ingen Eoi0l onL
at 9pIferne 10 benptter jig al boao
be bar oltnoet oe0 at iaa 9uSlano
iaa go0t iom fat no al Spillet, %
6oao oe oarot oeres it9rfe 6rem-
lt6o sytalien. De bar angrebet
og angriber polOiomt Der og Der for
ON nutligt at tnIie Dtooltanoerne,
ier 9lnerita blioer inlot iorirltet og
fanrpopgtigt. Men 0eres 5remgang
bar oqret ringe og oeres Sdb iinlaa'
oelig Itore. 6sIeenoe fan tiene lom
efIenrpel paa fIere Doges geret'
ming:
9lsi. greIs: 9soa ben norore ito
lienite 6ront bar blooige Erefnin9er
fint0et Steo melem De moolatte
Scores SSnianteri, og | ols1e Ddr
9ettonerne liot gee0erlag | oeres
isorIsa poa OF brpoe igennem Den
itolierdfe 5ront og apancere bef''
in,oo De penetianIfe Sletter.
gaprille Ssien oeo San Soren3c
DoIens Sopeo, bpor Stalienerne
iioite llge iaa fig tpltngne It'll at op'
oipe @rirro, bor otter pnret an
orebct at fsienoen, men bans Ope'
rationer bragte ban intet anoet er1f
Itore Cab, tbi ban blep orepet TIL
boae I'LL fin forriae 2imie.
Den forbolosoiie lloirtionrbeos'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-19
9nrt epet dnnn.

1
SUert tSnefnlo i 8irgiftia. 9eetp-
port 9eeps, 8a., 12. Dec. Ser fal0t
10 Son1aner Sne / 9eot. Det er oct
Iterite ISnefol0 ber oe ii0lte t9 9(or.
tSneIfreo paa Goget. 0enoer, Colo,
II. Dec. Bau OenDer Sult 2ofe
ganen | gt9rbeoen al Ofount Caro-
na l66 ct 2ofontotto n1e0 SnepGoo
laf ISporet paa @rltt1o al ct lSne-
Tfre0 og oelteoe, 6ooroeo 9ofontotio-
f6reren 0rg6tes og A an0re al Cog
6etieningen 6Ieb aloorlig 1tol0et.
ga 5ollette ifaanes fife. O6a0iiQa,
Bis., t3. Dec. Senator So Sol
lette bleb @oor breft6t in effigie
poa llnioeriitetets Campus al Stn=
Oerterne. Ser blep 6olot ct W1asie-
ms6e og be6taget en- &efollition,
liom lt6trptfer Stltoenternes 2obali-
tet. Senator 9o 5olIette er @ra6u-
ent fra ltnipeuiitetet
Sra 8inter till IS,onrmer. Solper,
8Do., 10. Der. S @nor fartot ber
en- Senrperationioranoring tSteo, Der
Ipel fan betragtes Iom eneltaaen6e.
@. 6 ON O1orgenen pfite Sberno.
Ineteret A @raoer ltir0er 3ero. 8eo
Deio6agstio tgeoe Oct &l. A NOR
Ir1eoe Senlperatltren Jig i9en Zero
o9 om 9lftenen bar Oct 6 oOer 3ero
9illigere SporoognSferiel. @leoe-
lano, O., II. Dec. 8ireftgren ior
Gleoelat0 SporneiSielito6 me00eler,
at Selita6et ira fsrItfonlnen0e 6re
Dag oil inofgre lire @ents 9illetter,
Ineo tire 8illetter for I'll @eitS og
en- GentS 9tabat nor Opergailgs
6illetter. 9eilutningen er biiaI0et al
!, Fractions Commissioner" Sun0ers.
Siisoiloe beoogtes. 9fetp. gorf
III. Sec. II 5Ditere og 9itrigere,
Iiom aallOen i glftes iegte SuSlD /
oct .fonnlrtale 2ogibls, bleo / 9pg-
ninqen ltilIet un0er 9eoogtning iom
liienotlige ll0lpn0in9e 8pgni19en
Iligqer inoenior oct forblt0te Ont
ronoe / Soonefparteret og it60er
op til ct Establishment, Ser ll0f6-
rer 9lrbei0e for Ste9eringen.
6n 2pinoes GSlppebe0riit Gan
l5ranciSco, @ol., 10. 8ec. - t5lD-
oerIfen &atberine oStinIon iOretoa
/ gaar en- udibrlt0t tSlDoning ira
San Diego til San 5rancisco, en-
Strnfting al 610 0il, / 8 Elmer
Iog 10 W1innttter. Sum flGi gennem-
ilInitlig ouer en- 0til / Wtinlttten'
O}bI5 iStinIon 6ar bernteo ilnnet Den
larnerifan7fe 9feforo for aaDel Di-
itanceflponing iom ll09oloeHbeos-
IflnDning Tor ionpel Qt9no iom
aoinoer.
Sruer ne0 4rigslooen. ct Barl,
Oeinn., t2. Sec. @eneralaOilttont
g9alter 8. 9fbinom iaaoe 9lites,
at Rriaslooen oil bltoe erfleret
W}inneapolis og ct. 9ald, bOis De
neIten 10000 6ogforeningsarbei'
I6ere / oe to 9Der foretager en- ISpnl-
patiitrite oe 6et oiIer FIG, at Gonn-
tuIberifferne life fan flare Stillin.
gen. MsasIems6et, iom 5agforenings-
arbei6erne 7fll6e babe 6olbt / Ofin.
neapolis / @oar, blep dFlpIt, oa man
pente6e, at &egerineen uiloe tage
YiQ al Sagen. WfGoet bleo itSiat Ell
1tge.
]
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-19
Oanmarf.

ErGitenbnGpnelie. 9ongen bar
6en %. Oftober beififfet tienItlebig
preIteniet Wteobiplper y. 9ange
till Sognepreit for 9rplle Waenig.
be6 i Sims Stiff.
Oct sblbne Sp. oSore 9lnttSt.
ifriber: Der er / oisie Doge til eft
Opfsber ioIgt Ss ber poa @gnen
It'll - II Ore Bllnbet. Oct oil Il.
ge, at ct lille 9ps So betales meo
455 Ser.
Salm er mi oprere eno 4erne.
Ser er betaIt 161a gre pr. Punb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-19
gprnebjems geitprer % geitprer'
iiibe ibges.

Blaoien iom geitprer os ge.
itprerinoe paa 8srnebiemmet CIT
Sorn, Soma, bIiper leoie til 1.
W1arts 1918. 9sn 400 Dollars
fri goIis sfoit, Gus, 8arme.
Wiliee gnissere beoes benpenoe Ii9
It'll unoerteenebe inoen 1. Sanmar
1918. stnbefaIineer fra peofom.
menoes Brett maa leoiage glniss.
ningen. 5. Q Sge,
Waarcas, Soma.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-19

Soert ISnefalo i 8irgittia. 9eeip-
port 9aeps, ga., 12. Dec. Ser falot
10 Gonuner Sne 0eat. Det er oct
iterlte Snefal0 ber oe iioite t9 9(ar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-19

perio6e / 5ranfrig % 9elgien fort-
iettes meO lln6tagelie al gepiioiB
gontbarDenent forifelIige ,SteOer og
Greininger Der og Der mellem 9te-
foanoierings .gnrtier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-19
26. Narg.

oct forno0es, at Den gialot en- Sag
Of itor 8etp6ning.
lSpanien Dil proteitepe. 0eoori6,
f3. Dec. 8renlierrriniiter aI6uce.
mas oplDier, at ben ipanIfe Siege.
ring lforbereOer en- energiIf groteit
TIL Spiflono angaaet6e oen tpTfe
llnoerpanos6na0s 9e7fponing of oen
ipafIfe Camper .gIau0io" n1e0 ben
66lge, at s Senen6 bIeb orebt.
9f60e aors faar SSre6spriien &ri.
itionio, u. Dec. Oct iltternationale
feOe @ors i @enf er tiGoeIt 96o.
bells 8re6spris for 1917.
Storting5fonliteen beIllttteoe eno-
Dioere enltenlmigt at Ifenfe oct in.
ternationalt 9fs6e @ors 6l11oet till
bsren0e 6re0spriIen for 1916, Ger
life par blepet u06elt.
Stalienerne 9pIoer @iIIon. &ont.
13. Dec. Da BrenlierminiIter Or.
laitoo i @aar on1tolte llniteo Sta.
teS' &rigserflerislg moo 9ltrig-ll I'm.
garn, fom bet til en- flor Denlon-
itpation. Sele 6oriantlineen reilte
iig og iitente = ltnOer Sililutrring
ira Fltblifum paa @allerierne :
2eOeraab for 9lnerita og g8ilion.
OanIf SfibsuIpfte. 8er9en %.
Oftober. s Wtano ira 0en oanIte
Camper u6recia" tom 1 @aar til
Bergen. De iorteaer, at oeres Sti6
ct illntet / !)torOieen efter Ell @olli-
iion me0 en- uten0t Omnper. 10
Wean0 iaOnes. usSrecia" gift &on.
poi paa Sur til @nglan0, og man
frDgter for, at Der er itet Here lllpf.
fer / 4onpoien.
Silllterne ggr 6renlgang. @l
@aio, Ser. IA. Dec. Oct forlp0er
Iber, at @illilter bar taget Ga Wipt.
la5Fasiet, 6aIonir og Sonta 9foia
innlt flere anore Smaabper i Gbi-
bltabua. Oct be0oer at 9anoitterne
bar forIaot Oiinaeo, iom oe 6ol6t
beiat i Here Tiger. Oct forlpoer oi.
0ere, at De @arran5afienotlige fe.
potter Staterne goabuilo, Duran.
go 9lrgus Og Galleries frenoeles
griber om iig
ltlpffen / Salifor Soliior, y.
g, 13. Dec. glntallet al orpbte iom
lSelge Al @fSpGoIionsltlpffen og
9ranoen i 6alifar bleb / glftes of-
Ificielt iot til 1926. S bette er ino.
befattet ioapel ioentiiicereOe, iom
ltinoentificere0e oeoe og iaoneoe. 9i-
item er uoIte0t al 6ormnnoen / 9ig-
6usfonliteen. Gen er ipecificeret
Iom felger:
Soentificereoe / De forIfellige9ig-
.bu1e, 476; 660e, ioentiiicereoe gem
mem @ffefter, 225; utenOeli9e Sig,
.125; Ioone0e, 400.
EpIferne / 9elgien. 9GnliterOam;
t3. Dec. 0et beIgiife 9laO D@c9o
oe 9el9e", iont trpffes Der, Orient.
lig9pr i Dag Or0lpOen al en- gro-
telt, Iom nylig 6leo ien0t ben tpife
@cneral9lipernsr / 9elgien og /
Iboilten belgiife Senatorer og De-
Iputere0e paape9er,, at Oe0 l9ioep al
Sen nF SoTferne ftagte nlaane0liee
arigSifat paa $12,0OO,00o, er oct
belgiIfe 9u0get pnalagt ll0giiter
til ct 9elbb al $tt,7OO,O0O til ben
tpIfe Observation-Disclosures oe 30.
ntiniitrationen af 9enboIospis &oit.
IpUienet, SSerrt6anepeienet og De-
partenentet for offentliee 9lrbeioer
IIant oertil 81 100000 til ageitribel-
lie of 1tbgffter for 9Gontiniitration
oo Sepurdtion, Iom 9anoet life M
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-19
SitnatiOnen paa
arigsfrOatea.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at Blair, Nebr., Dec.
10Th, 1917 as required by the
act approved Oct. 9th, 1917.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-19
,,DANSK EREN

,,DANSK EREN"
ct dansk-amerikansk Ugeblad,
der ejes af den forenede dan
ske evangelism -lutherske Kir-
ke / Amerika" og udgives az
Danish Lutheran Publ. House,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-19
,,DANSKEREN"

a Danish American Weekly,
owned by "The United Danish
Evangelical Lutheran Church
in America, and published by
Z i h Lutheran Publ. House,
y Blair, Nebr.
=
Mexico Missouri message., 1917-09-27
A Sticky Story.

Mr.. Barry Pain, the famous humOr-
ist, is as clever at telling a good story
as he is at writing one. Some time
ago he was present at gathering OF
artists, and in the course of the eve
ming he rose to make a speech. Gen
tlemen," he said, being present at n
gathering In which art is so largely
represented. l feel it incumbent upon
me to say a few yords concerning the
subject Of painting. Speaking person
ally, my only efforts in that direction
were on an occasion when / enameled
our bath. My friends said to me, My
dear fellow, It's no good your going in
for painting unless you're prepared TO
stick to your work Well" concluded
Mr.. Pain, amidst the laughter of his
audience, 81 did."-LOndOn Tit-Blts.
Mexico Missouri message., 1917-09-27
Miaht Call That,
LIFT YOUR C0RNS
OFF WITH FINGERS
How to loosen a tender corn
or caIlus so II lifts out
without pain.

Let folks step on your feet hereafter;
wear shoes a size smaller if you like,
for corns will never 2gaIn send electric
sparks of pain through you, according
to this Cincinnati authority.
He says that a few drops of a drug
called freezone, applied directly upon
a tender, aching corn, instantly re-
lleves soreness, and soon the entire
corn, root and all, lifts right out
This drug dries at once and simply
shrivels up the corn or callus without
even irritating the surrounding skin.
A small bottle Of freezone obtained
at any drug store will cost very little
but will positively remove every hard
or soft corn or callus from ones feet.
If your druggist hasn't stocked this
new drug yet, tell him to get small
bottle of freezone for you from his
wholesale drug hOuse.-adv.
Mexico Missouri message., 1917-09-27
People of United States Should
Not Waste Nut Harvest
By Garrett P. Serviss. Scientist

The time fast approaching when the forests will begin to
nowhere world these
splendid the United States But this
that feeder of nations heretofore
there another attraction the autumn woods besides
their beauty foliage which ought to command universal interest and
reach them their fragrant aes It
the call of the nut harvest
If you to find follow squirrel But the best lesson he
teaches that of the food value of Every nubeang tree
fruit The nut trees of this country Alone could go far in pre-
venting food famine
Personally regard the butnut the best nut that grows
excepting its great cousin the walnut Bede the butenut
native American But you find any bueuts in the
markets and ask the farmers about their buttenu trees and hear
them tell you that there used to be Gin fathers m but
they've et out" venture that butternut
down. while still in the bearing age without o
matter what put in its place
1t is the with the hicoranoher native of America One
of the saddest bits of have heard many day that the h
ores threatened with determination by insect But
regardless of enemies the hickory been shamefuy neglected
Some of those trees supplied generations with nourih
dessert worth thousand concocions of Kitchen that
cost simply the easy delightful labor picking
the s released and the cool brought
of neglect Of the nut trees that their product
luxury instead of unfang staple food lists
As the squirrel teaches the value of nuts unpoeca animal
the hog teaches that of Nothing perhaps viii aen hog
well and quickly give it market quality of high value
diet But suppose that relatively few persons that
acorns a excellent and palatable food for
Acons Doctor Honada care of the most valuable and
abundant forests whatever being made of it.
The acorn going in the United States while is being
in bread in Germany"
What need be said.
Mexico Missouri message., 1917-09-27
FEW DRY WALLS BUILT NOW
I4ard-Wrought Stone Fences Called
Forth the Highest Qualities of
the Mason's Art.

In dry walls l think the old stone
mason takes the greatest pride of all
for 1t is in the dry wall-I mean by
that a wall laid without mortar-that
the sheer art of the mason comes most
into play. Anyone can throw wall
together If he has mortar to make 1t
stick, but dry wall must stand out
for what 1t is, built solid from the bot
tom up, each stone resting securely
upon the one below IT, and hraced and
uested in by the sheer skill of the ma
son. The nrt of the dry wall is the an
cient heritage of New England and
speaks not only of the sincerity and
the eonscientiousness of the old Puri-
tan spirit but strikes the higher note
of beauty. Many of the older walls
know are worth going far to see. for
they exhibit a rare sense of form and
proportion, and are sometimes set In
the landscape with skill that only
the Master Artist himself could exceed.
Those old. hard-wrOught stone fences
OF the Burnham hills and Crewsbury.
the best OF them, were honestly built,
Mexico Missouri message., 1917-09-27
Has a Marvelous Memory.

There is a hotel clerk in Cleveland,
o., who possesses wonderful memory.
In an article about him in the Amer.
lean Magazine n writer says:
IN preparing for convention a few
weeks ago HOrgan made out from al.
vance lists 462 cards, each bearing the
name and room number Of one of the
expected guests. Shortly afterward il
was decided that the machinery of the
hotel organization would be spared
needless wear and ltar il the room res
eryation cards were distributed on
the train to 12T men who were coming
from Chicago.
"The 462 cards had been jumbled uu
without the slightest regard for geogra'
ply. Horgan ran hurriedly through
them, tossing into pile at one side
the names which he remembered as be-
longing to men In the western delega.
tion. He glanced through the pilG
again, cast out six and left the ~
cards for the Chicago party withoHl
single UuiStake."
Mexico Missouri message., 1917-09-27

they had than kind of foodsuf.
As relics of still later age find in the mounds various little
implements that evidently used for handling and serving the food
This begins approach conditions in the present state of cvza
on that find the large nes of population Thousands of
people make their sole livelihood preparing table taking
the dishes and the Of the food from the small boarding
houses to the hotels
In these places health employed
police and have known that communicable diseases
have been the rapid increase and horrible diseases have been passed
from another until they have become
the health, happiness and efficiency of people
The state of Pennsylvania fortunately in 1915 succeeded
law that requires those in charge of restaurants boarding houses
hotels look after the health of their handles
1T in this way that holds the proprietor of those places responsible for
employing who have these dangerous diseases that
muncated to their customers through the oodsu ITSELF through
the Dishes forks knives spoons etc. Cooks and walters cannot under
this their occupations without satisfying those
that they clean from these diseases the law
to prevent being thus spread The moment this law signed by
the governor large number of walters left their places in the Pull
coaches the railroads and from the railroad restaurants
Il well as from the large and active hotels.
This became well known and the newspapers and journals endeav
ored to spread this that the people might wake to what had
existed and what the law proposed protect them from. When the
bill asking for this law introduced the assembly
of the great railroad that have large restaurants at their
mini appreciated that it great sanitary and before the
bill became law they adopted its good points the management of
their great eating centers throughout the United States
This law, like all other laws that to bring about
change public policies has be sany enforced and the old
of preparing food washing of dishes hotels and restaurants must
not be too suddenly destroyed The tme fortunately here when the
public has become educated and the people demanding that the
spirit this good law be carried out Some hotels advertise their
tehead that the law is enforced in their establishments
AS the great cities the of living change There become
fewer private homes and places where people live collectively and
depend upon central for eating Therefore this law becoming
and important regard to these cene that they not
spread dangerous disease through community.
Mexico Missouri message., 1917-09-27
PuppY Lowe.

The bride was found in tears, clutch
ing her little woOlly dog Mullins and
at intervals moaning TO herself.
Sweetheart, sweetheart" said her
terrified husband, what is the mat
teri Tell me; what is the matterT
"Oh-h," she walled between agon-
lied sniffies, Mullins is going to be
sick-I know he is. He bit piece out
Sf peddleT's leg today"
Mexico Missouri message., 1917-09-27
Blissful occupatlon.

The little boy had told little girl
that he loved her, and the teacher or
Iered him to write; II love Bessie" on
the blackboard 10 times.
but that was no punishment" said
Ihe teacher later. "He would cheer
fully have written 1t a thousand
hmes."
Mexico Missouri message., 1917-09-27
External Examination only.

'"The doctor would like to see you
inside" said the attendant to the wait
ing patient.
mo, sir" eInphatically answered the
patient. HE can't try any of his X-ray
business on me. merely want to see
him about a boil on my neck"
Mexico Missouri message., 1917-09-27

and built to last thousand years. A
beautiful art-and one that is passing
away! 1t is the dry wall that stands
Of itself that the old stone mason loves
best of all.-American Magazine.
Mexico Missouri message., 1917-09-27
COVETED BY ALL

but possessed by few-a beautiful
head of hair. If yours is streaked with
gray, or is harsh and stiff, you can re-
store it to its former beauty and lus-
ter by using la Creole" Hair Dress
ing. Price $1.00.-Adv.
Mexico Missouri message., 1917-09-27
Cleanly Food Is Essential to Family Health
By Dr. Samuel c. Dixon, u s. Commissioner Of Health

Wild animals eat their food raw, either while
fresh or after it has become tender with age. This
latter habit is of the weases They kill quite lib
orally Of their prey when the opportunity offers and
then allow it almost to decay before they feed upon
it. Primitive man hunted and devoured his food much
like the lower animals.
Later in the history of man he learned to make
fire and cook his food and it is quite evident from
what we find in the Indian mounds that it became the
custom, for instance of the American Indians to have
great clam bakes on the Atlantic coast Sometimes
in these mounds we find bones of deer showing that
Mexico Missouri message., 1917-09-27
Patriotic Girl.

sand she frOwned upon his suit7"
Eyes; she told him it ought to be
aki."-BOstOn Evening Transcript.
Mexico Missouri message., 1917-09-27

The propensity to argue is evidence
Of cOnceit.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-01
Me nlogli sic pogod1c.

Pred sedzia Uhlircm w saddle
municypalnym prey Shakespeare
ave. stawaf orrcgdaj StanisEaw
Rentslerz, kt6rego zenra Anna da-
la arcsztowac d1atcgo, re w domu
mic mogIi sic pogodzic. Stanis1aw
Iiczy lat okofo %, Anna %, iona
ri sd mniejwiecej piec lat, maja
dwojc dzieci i mieszkaja W tym
samym budy1lku co rodzice PAM
Amy Sedzia Uhlir pc wyslucha--
niu obu stron dali ostra nagane 10
ME StanislaWa, Sfanislawa paro
.lowaf Ma diva miesiacc. Sedzia
takzc radzif mlodcmu pai1stw,l
wyprowadzic sic Z domu rodzic6w
Amy, ably tym sposobem zapo-
bicdz dalszym nieporozulnieniom.
Czy tcz ME lepiej byloby sprawe
zalatwic w d6mu miedzy SODA, "a
Mast chodzic pc sadach i wysta.
wiac sic na- posmicwisko.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-01
0 "Niedzwiedzia skore"
.- Czyi kolonie:..

Londyn, / marca. - Prasa po-
dale ~jcdnoczeSnc oSwiadczania mi
nistra kolonii angiclskicgo, Lon
ga, .iap"n>kiceo ministra> spraw
zagranicznych, Motono'a i prcmic
Ia n. Zelandyi, Massey a, kt6rzy
wsp6lnie oglosili poglady co do
podzia}u 1crytorvow k~olonialnych
pc wojnic. Poglady te popieraja
wszyscy Superintendent. Kolonie
dawniej niemieckie juz do Me
mice ME wroca - mapa Afryki
nova zupelnic zostanic wykreslo-
Ia. Il kolonialnc teHreny :Anglii.
Francyi. Wloch, Portugalii Bel.
gil zostana wieccj zbite, zfaczonc:
by ME bv}y tax rozrzucone jak o.
bccnie: Nova Zclandya, ktora "a
jela niemieckie dawniej wyspy
Samoa mySli je zatrzymac, q
Japonia. kt5ra zajc}a 'Kiau-Czau
i nickt11re wvspy ia Pacyfiku to-
Same mySli Q sobie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-01
Pobl 60 szklanka cd piwa.

Buffalo, N. Y. Policya ia East
Buffalo aresztowala Sylwestra
Spychaja, Fam. pnr. 1854 Detroit
ILL.,,
Policya twierdzi, re Spychaj w
czasic Walk jaka mice miala miej
see W wyszynku Jana Fronczaka,
pnr. 1922 Broadway, kuflem cd
piwa uderzy} W glove i twarz ME
,;akiego Ludwika Sikorskiego, "a
mieszka}ego w sasicdztwie wy
szynku.
Sikorskiemu musiano zcszyc
twarz W paru %miejscach, tax stra
szliwic miaf pocieta, w dodatku
kilka sztycl6w n%aliczono ma g}o-
vie nieszczesliwego cz}owieka,
gdy lekarz skonczyf "robote'.
Pokaleczonego Sikorskiego od-
wieziono do szpitala Emergency,
gdzic przelezy pare tygodni, "a
MIN go puszcza do domu.