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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-10-18

When To Make Application To
Township Clerk For Ballots
Application for ballots on the form
provided by the Township Clerk can
be made at any time within thirty
days prior to the date of election, pro-
vided it reaches said Clerk not later
than the Second Day preceding the
election.
Upon receipt of the blank applica-
ton form, the voter must fill it out
fully and completely and mail same
to the Township Clerk at the address
given below, or deliver in person to
said Clerk.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-10-18

The important time to lay
a strong foundation for
robust manhood is while life is
young and the body develop
ing. A growing child needs
every possible help to conserve
energy and confirm the body
in vigorous health. To a
developing child
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-10-18
CLASSIFIED
Five lines or less 25c. All over that
amount, &c per line extra.

NOTICE. Protect your family and
yourself with one of our new
Savings Account" policies written
by the Equitable Life Assurance So
ciety of the United States.
w. r. Sellick, Resident Agent
27tf. Paw Paw, Mich.
FOR SALE-Oats and Baled Straw.
Phone 243 F. 3. N. c. Merchant
38t3. Paw Paw, Mich.
FOR SALE-Easy terms. House and
two lots, good location, electric
lights, city water. Might exchange.
35tf S. o. Kenyon
NOTICE-Repair articles left at the
Charles Stevens Jewelry Store, may
be obtained at the H. w. Slovenian
Store.
FOR SALE-A Good, Sound seven
year old mare. Is good work
horse or buggy horse. $500. Also
5 acres of ripe corn in shock. Leav-
ing town.
E. Hoppe,
Second house north of Cemetery.
3St1* Don't call Saturdays.
ONIONS FOR SALE Grown on
Sand. $1.00 per bushel. Also
Small Onions for Picking.
36tf. Roy L. Tuttle
FOR SALE-Three Brood Sows with
Pig. Also good reliable team cheap.
Empire of John Haworth
1878. Phone F. "a, Paw Paw Mich.
FOR SALE-Complete Dray Line.
Enquire of Charles Morton
421 East Main Street.
Phone 278, Paw Paw, Mich.
LOST Black and White Beagle
Puppy. Tan colored head. Reward
for recovery. Notify
l.. Haynes, Phone II F. 81
3St1 Route l, Paw Paw.
WANTED Unlimited number of
office workers. Short preparation
necessary at the South Bend Business
College. Resident or Home Study.
Write for particulars and free catalog
37t4* C. A. Arnold, President.
FOR SALE-Five colonies of Pure
Italian Bees in ten frame wired
Hossman Hives. $500 for lot, or
$500 per hive. Hives full comb
honey for winter keep. Only invest
ment on farm paying 100 per cent
profit. Cash-nothing for keep. Bar.
gain. Moving away. Come early.
ID. l.. Fishleigh
So. Kalamazoo Street
3St1* Near Depot Paw Paw, Mich.
LOST-Last Saturday, a Ladies Purse
containing a sum of money, and
Lawrence Creamery card with the
name of A. H. Abrams written there
on. Finder please leave at The True
Northerner office, Paw Paw, and re-
ceive reward. sits
HARNESS WASHED AND OILED
I am prepared to wash and oil all
kinds of harness at the Sage and
Bailey Barn. First class work guar
anteed. Prices reasonable.
G. A. Phillips
3St9* Paw Paw, Mich.
FOR SALE-Four Cows, Holstein
and Durham. Fresh about January
first.
37t2. B. G.. Davis
y M. West and 1 M. North of Lawton
FOR SALE-No. Is Round Oak Stove !
Coal Fixtures complete.
Phone 140 or 1913 Ray Pugsley at !
37tf. The Emporium.
FOR SALE@Three Horses at the !
Arley Lyle farm. south of Three
Mile Lake.
29tf. T. =. Whiteford. |
FOR SERVICE Thoroughbred Hol-
stein Bull. Fee $500 cash at time
of service. c. w. Bilsborrow
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-24

All Sorts of Animal Life Shared Room
of Guests S%ojourning In Java
-nese Hotel.

l could v forget the thoroughly
humanized character of this isle of
the East nor admire it as l had Ceylon
with its wealth of wilderness and wild
life. writes William Beebe, In Asia
Magazine. Yet / am forced to admit
that never have l been on more inti-
mate terms with so many forms of
animal life In any building as In a
%Javanese hotel. Fishes only were abb
sent. and | am convinced that IL /
could have remained, Ii would be only
a question of time when the remark
able climbing fish of Javanese waters
would have Topped across my portal.
When a gentle rain began to fall at
dusk and continued throughout the
night, 1t seemed as If most of the In
sect life of Java took refuge in our
room. and attempted suicide against
our electric light bulbs. One of the
first arrivals was a mole cricket
spent much energy in pursuit of the
first arrival, before / realized that race
suicide played no part in the life prob
lens of g%ryllotalpa. Legions fol-
lowed, escorted by myriads of mos
quitoes. moths, beetles and nocturnal
dragonfies. Then the vertebrate phyla
passed in review. A great. bubbles
eyed toad hoped f~earlessly about our
feet dignifiedly searching the floor for
fallen insects, while q pair of mice
slipped from to corner on the
same errand. The air was winnowed
now and then by small bats. and the
walls and ceilings were quartered by
v~acuum-toed lizards, pale-hued geokos
which wiggled swiftly from moth to
moth, or posed like delicate Javanese
paintings on shoji. Over the electric
light a pair of Indian sparrows sat on
their hest in the full glare, waiting for
the cessation of this artificial day. At
last we crept beneath u MEETINGS and
in the darkness listened to the patter-
ings, and were lulled to sleep by the
subdned small talk of all the little
bungalow beings.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-24
All Follow Bell Mule.

An old fiea-bitten, hammer-headed
ewe-necked bell mare, slowly picking
her way across the corral at the re.
mount station at Camp Zachary Tay-
lor, followed by a long string of mules
walking in single file, heads down and
ears waggng, served as illustration
for an officer attached to the big an
Torment who had just finished remark
ing that 'shorse nature and mule ma
ture and human nature were mighty
contrary things any way you take
them.n
Now take those mules" he said
ssThe education of a pack mule is a
thing that must be begun early. lie
has just two purposes in life.
"One is to carry 225 pounds day
after day patiently and uncomplain-
ingly. and the other is to follow the
bell mare of the train, regardless or
where that animal may go. Wen,
there is in that corral an illustration
of the effectiveness of our training.
The old mare has started after a drink
of water and there goes every dad
blasted one Of those fool mules after
a drink of water"
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-24
WHERE HlNDUs ARE SUPREME
Have No Equals In Balancing. Rope
Dancing and Other Performances
Of Like Nature.

"I have seen many balancing, rope
dancing and tumbling performances In
circuses and theaters, but they are not
equal to those Of the Hindus in India"
says a traveller. at Is not unusual In
India to see girls in their teens bal
ancing themselves Of their heads
with their heels in the air, or walking
on their hands and their feet with
their bodies bent In curious postures.
l once saw a performer in India
place her head in a hole 20 inches
deep and emerge with a bracelet that
was concealed in the sand.
zone of the most interesting per.
formances is that of women who dance
on ropes. One plays a musical In
strument, while the other goes through
gyrations, holding a number Of ar
ticles In her hands and taking care
not to drop them. The Hindus exc
cute any number of sword-balancing
feats. The most difficult perhaps is
that In which the point of a sword
is placed on the chin of the per-
former"
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-24
according to HoyIe."

OF the celebrated writer of treatises
on games of chance, little Is known
save that he appears to have been born
in 1762. and died in Cavendish square.
London, August %. 1769. He wrote on
whist, piquet, quadrille and backgam-
mon, and his name became SO familiar
as to be im~mortalized in the we'll
known proverb, according to Hoyle.
He a a barrister by profession. and
at one time register to the prerog-
atiye court. His treatise on whist,
for which he received 1000 pounds
sterling, was published In TAB. and
gained such popularity as to run
through five editions In one year. He
has even been called the inventor OF
the game, but this is a mistake. though
we are Indebted to him for intr0duc-
ing it to the public in a scientific man
ner. Hoyle is said to have given In
structions In the game. especially
among the gentlemen who freQuented
the Crown coffee house. for which his
charge was a guinea a lesson.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-24

This is no time for hunting up the
made-for-the-occasion hero. That sell
exalting, keep-yourSeye-on-me individ-
ual is extremely busy calling attention
to personal merits. In the swirl OF
common-places you would never see
them II they we're not thrust before
your eyes. But he keeps you posted.
With half a chance he'll talk you Into
oblivion with hero tales of has own ex-
PLOTS. He carries his worth on the
surface and when you have looked him
over you have een all there's to him.
Heroes of the tin-soldier type are
members Of his class. You tell
them by the rattle Of their wares
which they always carry around for
exhibition purposes.-Exchange.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-24
lmport,nt scientific Discovery.

The use of water holding fne SAND
In suspension is a novel plan 0 sepa-
rating materials Of different specinc
gravity. A chemical solution OF a zen
sity somewhat greater than that OF the
lighter material has served In the
laboratory. but this has been CONNER
cially unsatisfactory on account OF the
cost Of the chemicals and the difncuity
OF removing them from the substances
separated. The mechanical mixture
containing sand held up in water Dy
agitation has been found to lake the
place of the true solution OF the same
density. 1t is stated that with quartz
sand and water. coal may be freeo
from its ordinary impurities, and mag.
netic iron ore sand gives a fiuid OF
Sufficiently high specific gravity 70
Aoat quartz, limestone and felospar'
while such heavy particles asy those
Of eaIena ore or metallic copper may
Be used for fluids to float Oh still
ssr solids.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-24

MY boy, now that you are going out
into the world to make your mark. you
will probably have some love affairs"
Eyes, dad"
"But / ought to warn you particu-
larry against one type of woman
"And what sort Is that, dadf'
ssThe kind who says she Is trying to
find herself. N~inety-nine out OF .
hundred men who join q woman In
that sort Of search come to grief soon.
e. or Observation-Disclosures Age-Her-
ald.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-24

Miss Prim-When I taxed her with
uniting powder on. the girl actually
changed c~ountenance.
Miss Pert-Don't you wish you
couldf-Baltimore American
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-20
fllatkaxirje
Meiti SiIia Seisfdielta

g. @. China 2/4/18.
Maffont bst1mdt, raitbnal
TdnGdn on iuiimeinerl pGipG tbs.
I'd laiapasia, fillG b~itouterui,a ios
Serra iito ia me eIdnrme, titIemmt
&ongbongiin ia fieltG nlfna toiner
iotIo mntfoori. eii .
Miatelfaa, fltn en- iaanitt ollen.
taan fGpoG maisia Sdpnnisin, =
'moar ientdboen, ettG eli olIlit fer
moan fonittlin Ieinroa posfiSinri
&c timtlii bofolnfIla tpoifenIta, NUT.
to ei mitddn tpoiluit iitG mittno
aclrte iopmiIaista poIiiiio oil nor,
tioinnasfo, etten moan tnrfaifi ia mi
tai off barmiIIifinta, Ell fiiboan iaa
nut t1illn Iaispomfnnn tniriia ter
mebtimdGn. anb6esfo paifasia OF
pstdtpia ia Iieree Wars Wdtanobefil
oIlitt iieIId r~armtnlIa, find firioiti1
bGneIbe yobobomosta miIIoin client
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-20

~iparpaiba. Motnstnfpa Giti oil or
motta re bGhuittanpt, iaaontleen tpt-
tGrenid nnioittft.
2Gbetpstpo ON olIltt ilt,trefIi bp0-
oDfIt &iiatdIle - mltltrl n1itasfa on
NE opettanlt beilIe, ettG idltoien bd-
apittGminen on tpddrin. HaIiou bill
taa faitpat fristitpt Gioit aIiisio t6r-
did rtadpiureiltaan fitn eihpGt fito.
meet ~tpttdrieniG iaItoia, mptta oJo-
iubteet otput %mliltttrneet; ~tpttolapfet
fin %ioatpat pitGi ialfmdla ieIlaifinn
fuin SSlumnla on ne I,poalt.
WdeioGn matfmmme mGGrGrd oil
Door Of SCOPE, Soiipon oni. SUI
nasta p11stpG istltianme p~flippordi-
fin tpontofdrrpibin. HiiSiG on ppori
fesfell1, ia ionfinloinen pGliaita ia
ptii tstiilt flmmalIofin pipoIella, ia
lot rtippahpat ipltona biitfan plempd-
M maosta. &ofo toiDaa ie mics
tp0nftfm meitG, fipien ia f~antoier
pIitie min eta toliii. Minia but
Witti fun torperint mini iosto olin
mtfapasid afennosia, niirrfatin fit.
1a motif matfununis tirlla fpipmpf-
feenf1Gn, mlitta belpompi iiind oil
fittenfm mennG fltin fdtpeIemGlld.
Meniamme famniioen mtlinipntni-
oioen dbitie, mutta pelIot olipat mel
fem tdpmpG %ibmeelliiiG fimnpiria
niirfltitt ilntria mittrdbaiSpef& 80
re oIiipat fiinalatiia baitoia. Rii-
noldiiet funnioittaapat efiifidri6 ia
be aiatteIeipat, ettd be arfuitianat
paIaien iitG maota, iosia ofDot eld-
nee ia tpotG tebneet ia min be o.
!tpat baiootlt totipel[oilIessfn- 9eiitd
eli eoes lburiSuta mnm f~tfGdnfdan,
pomt arffii iGtetGG, muna1t pddIIe
ioffifin attaa (itieita iidfpi fteIId ia
tGdllG) ia fifteen ne peitetdar null
dnlla. Saitooilla poltetann ibaneel-
liiid pnperirdboia - Min main teb-
~tGipanfin itieasio poitasia. HlpttGd
oirofin filtd fitiht pfii 1pnunenestd
fdsfpista diff trtti fiimdlaiiille, nj
mittGin: fi,nrrioita iidGii ia dttiGii
ettGs m~enestpifit ia taidhpan eITjiit
mnntt pdGlId.
&oitnort oapi on 1oti ia toisIii ripo.
rifle tpb5iIle, ioita wntbemnnat ia
bolbooiut otput utppneet ipnnin pc
firm. SieII6 oil fatnieiffemdrfpm.
mertd bolboffia, toilet aitpdit pienid
Iopfia. @obisia on toffi e,tropolois-
Ita iobdaioa, ietd rieitu fristitpitd
(Sotf. 7ud fitpatIIu)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-20

9bungbai on lilo faiupa,nfi, ioSia on
fintri iolrtto eltpopaIaifia, ioten bel
til marten oil faitenldtita fastpifiin
ia beoeImid, mlitta fiinnlaiiia par.
TEN oil toiienlaiSta rltofaa, ia le ON
fitG fitn nina titGen fanmanrt iielIG
fiiGmaasfa. On onni, ettG &iinasia
on tasapinip0iiG, ioten on .toitpoa
inaba pibannefiia. &aifenlaiSta rio-
boa olifin faitpa1, pfftn npiIanIeb.
tiGfin nipl1tsfa. Maistan nGfoiiiG
mirria, jotfa oliipot oIleet buitoot.
tllfna maasin, palaiio pGGstpien
peiistG ia faIoia ia iinnp1,foita fai-
f%enlaiiia. &nffltia ia foferileimof.
|iiofm iielld oil, mlrttn Iifaii,liis of
Min i%ir1ri, ettei MIDI mitentGGn oil.
Al ipointt maistao. Sietpsti on taos
ltottttdlpa fitbenfin, mlstta toetan OIL
la iiit1 eriIl1ni min farnpan FUN
maboollista.
EGilpGlluien jGIfeen istllimne taos
t,tfin f%arrpibimme ia IGfiinmne fiji
bGttGmGGn dbtaita fotiiio pitfin
rmmatieolemuIIe. Mattalla tapa.
finmne baattaiaisfauton. @bellG fiil.
tt torauiioittOfitnta, iitten f%nnnettiin
arffiia molemmtsta pdistd pittGsiG
taneosia q, len iGlteen fitIfimut tpai.
noian poiat i6ffifmfaosta tebtpibin
poatteibin papettlrtna ia miiiit tpie.
root perdsta fGrrpisiGGn ioita nGtpi
oletpan TOTO ioirffo. Slina of titn-
gotieen aati tGpm1, ioten faimme
ieifoa fen olema1 ap1Itn, ionfa rnnt.
fusttmme. SieDlGpGin oil filpaaiod
ia fation itblapltpuislaaan riemIi
fimse . Miebet p~liettrmta pitfitn
~meftoibtn, iotta opat tebopt toto
mistosta tai ~barmaasta filfistd 10
naiiet tnos boitiltibirt, mp5s iiIfistG,
ia faifiIla tpaabefengdt ia pttbtaai
moIteut iitfnt = taifen liun festeffo
maIfead iiifot nGfpipGt olepm plet'
men pIpeps. Whttta ndisten iolot
Self oifein pdbaa futiella niitG. Bal'
JON oil terhpeitGftn idDtoia 10, mutto
fintri joiiffo main iolan tpnfid, iois'
ia FIFTEEN oil ne pienet fengat. Scott
naista eri paitoisia Main titltefpar
poItpiIlomL iiIld beiodn oil mnbbo'
toirta pplpG ppstpsia iaIotlIo, ioil'
Ia eli oIlit ioIfoterGG. ToifilIa or
eitropdlaiFet fengdt, mttta teneGt
terd oil tpbid. 2aiiposio ibuettelii
it1ein Srisoon tonatIin roiitpart I'd
melpG, mlrtta NIT prnmdrrdm fem
b1nelIdfdGn Ell ollitt ioltdteriG, e
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-20

me &obeSia. HagdIafisia oil fui-
tenfin pieni pala Supania tlIlitt lai
mnan faifenlaisten faltpirsteliiain
mlooosln ioten mimtlla oil tarpeefli
fatlelemista.
@iime laliantairta tltlimme Sbmn
a6hibin. Meluatpa i9~misioltffo t1in
feiIi laipan pmpGrtllG eifG fe fmi-
prnfitaan nGpttGnpt fomi1t miebGttG-
mGltG Imerifm faltniioen faitpitrl'
fien perastG, = ioten NINA titniin
itieni Min pienefii ia Internationally
enfG tiennpt minnepGin fGGrtpG, III.
la fielifin oil oipnn oiltoa. Baan
fuiiipan Ell tarepinmit olla len tnn-
teen moItaumono, iillG rnfastolpa IS.
i6ni oil lGbettGnpt lnplimtia miruia
mastoan, joten minlplla oil oitein
buusfa pdiapG iiella.
@nitfii istiittiin pieniin farrpibin,
ioitn mites ipeti ia Min lGboettiin
fiitGmdGn fairpungbGle. &ablrt oli-
mot tGpnnG niitd pitfii fGrrpid ia
fa~itenlaiiia mliita ibrtisten tpetGrtiG
ia tpont6mid fGrrpiG = toiiisia oil
tbmiIiG ia toiiisia muiita tolporan
ia iitltrin ola tarparasta lellaista,
iota en- olIlit foSfaan nGbrpt. Wtiri-
tdnrta aittomobiiliffn pprdbti ittne
jolrttoon ia litten oil iieDlG miel1
fatitipmimtt = nefin t~oiienIutfia
fuin Iiell1 Imeritasia a. Gain op-
paafieni ml,oren miss 2atplerin.
Mrs 2otpler meni fotit11 e6ellG ia
fGsfi meib1n mltistua titlla aioislo
pGimGlliielle. @niifii merimrie ter
mebtimGGn ritotiolaiiia Idbetpsfaar'
noaiia, ioioen mimi oil Gnoerfon, ia
ioimme iieIl1 fabpit iliuri uitnisto
otetim feefin fansia.
Citizen boludin ttdb6G merimiesto'
tia, MOAN entGrrtG, miss Mnna @r'
berforL iofa on acknowledgements
iuputta olliit Sbongboisia, Ell olliti
fctonn, mlitto mpdbemmin tapdiim-
me banet toriIIa. SOM on uito rlSot'
foIainerI IGunminipoGminen eitfto
RimtElo oil bGreIle termetfid iieltc
Mmerifasta. Slrttelimmte fotrpan al
foa ia erptesSa ianoi BAN eta oil
bm ie bptpG eftd ndir firnt,iottt
timnel iinltt taifpoasia = ia TIN
tljlet iifne ia finslet iostafit faitfnt
ionfiin bitittotpm "fiitos SinnaluIl'
&alleluioo", Min mntista, eta fe cler
mind ie.
Wdrfettiin bnlitfirt trterrtd n6bodl
feni mitd field 8itnasfa ipooGdn
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-20

.ania TOTO ieitfa ieIpdnd. Son al
tri mpos fuiIustella, flrtn oil IL
maisfat NerisIm inlaifnloen, iilli
ban Ell wabdafddn cpdillpt, ettei ippl
linen oliii iofu bdnen omasta perbe'
lnmnastania.
Tasid tarfoitufiesia astii boz
zen iGIfcen bcttcn tai faboen fllIrt,
tina, itNarcnla bi~toneeieen. Oriatar.
ia iilIoin iattui olemaan SiiiOo-
nao e~pitomasia, iai fasfpn nlennG
poiS milfmnafii betfefii ia iitten
palatn tafafiin, fun b1nen ballitii.
jattarenia flstiui 9Gnt1 mttnmanil
p1Gllc plltcmiiesia. ennemfirin ban
Idbti palatiin toiieen pdGbGn.
"-McnettS Dlaminius'en Ilto"? H.
ipi 5lalpia. ia pifaiman pima toboii
Jailrn fusapoiLleau, bGnen prtbues-
joan.
'sTSenen, feiiarimnalIa on t1t1 Eff.
toona rtbla iirfafiesla", wastaii 81.
fioona, ~ottncsiaan juapeeliIippoas-
taniu niitd fo~ristufiia, toita ban al
FIJI padlleni6 plfea.
~.eGhettifo Slnminius mit.;1n tn.
ipebol sta mimtlle eli mainitiifo DGn
~iotafin loplista " robteni .Siapia
fsIpG.
"&1n ianoi. ettG lapiet eip6t title
tafaiiin, etinenfllin faiffi olt bpljGn
mt, mit1 olet uppinat oriattcrcltai:
gtcrisialta."
"Hrfa on Herisian inlniiuuoen IT,
n'aisiut; mifG oria rcbteni len tcb.
od?" fpipi 1loipia innoffaosti.
Siiibonnn fnstpot leimuiipat tbs.
ia fpipmprlest1. "MirG toipon, ct
I'd meioGn omot oriat oliiipat I'd.
man iolaiiul,oen berrdllenia ferto-
rect, iaattamatta iitd pletieffi pli-
|been aineefii TOTO Hoomasfn". mas.
tdii ban.
"Saiareai, mitG tarfoitot?" fpipi
Slapia iymeteIlen.
"cJbmetpttGdfo iinua TODD fuul.
la, imoi Stfibona2 "Nind woin
iinnIle enenmGn tertoa. Ulahpia, r.
nG life olet pIeiierpG piibeen uineena
tplppbitoneisln ia faouilla. 3oiffi
'ibmffct tief6SDaf meioGn 6apedmne
a..
"@aiti, Siiibona", fesfeptti bG-
men ~iiIarenia. "WeinG oIen ~fristittp,
lie on boSi; m1ttta ei ole bGpeGIlistd
olIa faiffien fitninfaioen fltninfoan
pnlipeliiana."
Sifibona pursfdbti tGstG piItalli.
ieeen naarinin ia Wastaii: "Si1nin
faiffien fiiningasteii f%ltningas eli fos
fam tlile &oomasia ballitiemaan ia
iiniin firftoii ei fosfaon robfcae
moun pdGlld ndpttGptpG."
"Saattoo min ola, mlrtta, fun
Siipitcrin ia IpolIon nimet 10 fali.
man npat ~nrbotltfien mercen iuppte-
int, pitdd aristuflen nimell1 ole.
maan iuitrempi lpotmn, flin foS-
fuan eniren on fitltltu moan pGdDl1",
mastuii 5loluia, "iiH1 bdn ballitiee
burlington tuoltiusta fem lasfiuin nsti
ia fofo mooflma Iiaottaa bGt1een
minimum mapubouflenla SSirmnlaan."
"Soiiaan iin1 oIet 6Gtgen merrill
finen ibminen", iatfoi iiiar, tarfas-
tellen Slamian mofatpia fosdpor
iipontebta ia lmtboittnen m~initamnfii
ftlhnGnrdpGpfiefli eli parifii firrfit-
tella ia piIfata bantd.
Satfetaan.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-06-13
EMPLOYEES RESPOND.
Large Number of Workmen at Mash s
Factory Make Contribution to
Patriots fund.

Great encouragement has been re-
ceived recently by the Patriots Fund
committee from the employees of the
factories doing government work in
Renosha, from the fact that persons
doing work for the government can
not be assessed and the amount Of
their assessment taken from their pay
envelope.
But on Tuesday the whole force at
Nash s came across with their volun-
tary contribution to the fund.
Another encouragement the commit
tee is receiving is the favorable and
prompt replies it is receiving
to their statement, sent out
some days ago, asking the heads of or
CARNATIONS to check up their member
ship and report at their earlies con-
venience.
In speaking Of the contribution from
the government employees, M. L.
Dowse, assistant secretary of the COM
mittee said this morning: "This is
just one more step in making Kenosha
a bright example for the country in
cooperation.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-06-13
HELP NAME KENosHA DIVISION.
Loyalty Legion Asks Kenosha People
to Suggest Name for the 340th
Regiment Leaving for Front.

Wisconsin troops, in the eighty fifth
division, Camp Custer, want the home
folks in Wisconsin to suggest a name
for this unit which will soon sail for
France. In this division, there is the
340th Regiment, comprised of VISION
sin men, and regiment of Michigan
troops. Officers for both rcgimets
are from Michigan and Wisconsin,
the two states intermingIng in the
formation Of the division.
They have been at Camp Custer since
last year, these men from Wisconsin.
They are DESTROYS Of having a name
suggested that will be typical of both
Wisconsin and Michigan. This be-
cause of the union of troops in the
divisional unit.
" Suggestions will be welcomed at
the Office of the Wisconsin Loyalty
LEGION said George F. Kull, secre-
tary of the organization Prompt
action is requested from the Next-to-
Kin of these soldiers, and from other
patriotic folk who may wish to give
the division name. A postal card
with the suggestion on the back, will
suffice. If mailed to the Loyalty
Legion office, 228 First Nationa' Bank
Bldg, they will be turned over to a
committee, and the best suggestions
forwarded to the commander of the
division at Camp Custer"
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-06-13
TO CELEBRATE ON THE FOURTH.
Old Settlers Club of Kenosha County
Lays Plans for Annual Observance
of independence Day.

The Old Settlers Club of Kenosha
county has announced its annual OBJ
servance of Independence Day and the
usual ceremonies will be held at Pad
docks Lake on July 4th. There will
be dancing in the pavilion during the
afternoon and evening with excellent
music. There viii be a baseball game
during the afternoon. Refreshments
viii be served on the grounds and a
special program of games will be ar
ranged for the afternoon. 1t is
planned to make the celebration one
worthy of note and all the traditions
of the Old Settlers in connection with
the day will be carried out. With ex-
cellent train service from Kenosha and
other points in the county the mem
bers of the committee in charge ex-
pect to entertain one of the largest
crowds. in the history of these annual
celebrations.