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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-09
BULE TINE

LoNDRA, s. August. - De Ia
lninisterul de Yaxboi SO annntA q
trupele engleze 81 'franceSe, co
mandate de Tieldmaregalul Haig,
IA atacat in sorii xilei pc un
front larg, Il est q sudsest dc r.
niisns. Primele rapoarte indicAu
q atacul progresa in mod mul.
tnmitor.
a PARIS, 8 August. Trupell
Ffancese d xngleze au fncsput
ofensiva IN Picsrdia Ia sud.vsst
do Amisns, \ 3 ceesurif All dimi,
neat4.
LA 5 eeaeuri aEi dininealtx
sFfancssii IL o0speGatt y @ trupe-
les Englssss "a ataCet tegiun1a de
fla sudvest de Amisns, /" spuue
codnzznieatnl Ata6ai q tlss sbal11
(croete) sub conditii fayorabils
-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-09
De la cartierul general italian,


I August. = Conditiilc dc pre-
zent' in AustrO-Ungaria dupa
.um sunt aratate de ptizOnerii
prinsi acum de curind pc frontul
italian, Sunt foarte- seriOase. Re-
volta 81 dezcrtarca din armata.
yrcvc 81 isbucniri dc rcvolta din
cauza fOamei @ la Ordinea Zilci in
mOnarchia duala.
Iuind in cOnsiderare aceste
veSti Sa pare ca in AuStro-Unga-
tia lucrurile mcrg de-a 'ndoasclc
ajungind la yechea rcputatie de
pc timpul medieval, END banzi
de soldati lapadati din armata
cutrcerau Europa, tcrOrizInd 81
despoind pc tarani rizindu-si de
autoritati.
Ascunsi prin apaduri 81 locuri
putin umb1ate aStazi sa afla o
multime de astf4 de grupuri.
carl, ca i'm Muntenegru. traieSc
numai dim prazi.
Dezcrtorii din armata Austro-
ungara sd asOciaza cu aceSti bri-
ganZi, dar mai aleS aceia ce an
stat mn oare care timp ca priZo-
-neri in. Russia, aflind- ca arnm- In
reintoarcere trcbue sa Sc duca
indarat in tranSeie. eli fug n-pa-
duri unde formeaza astfel de
grupuri Patrufele militare ce
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-09
AEROPLANE PEN
TRU PASACERI. !.
CAPRONI SPUNECA IN Gu
RfND voR FJ CONSTITUTE
ASTFEL DE AEROPLANE.
.Multe lucruri carl pareau a fl
Gu neputinta 'nainte de asta,
acum sunt Gu putinta.

Minunea cea mai mare veaculuI
de fata an sa fie in curind aeropla-
nele carl poarta pc ele 100 pasa-
geri 81 sunt in stare sa zboare della
New York la San Francisco orr din
New York la LOndra in Occurs de
36 orr 4S ore.
Acestc aeroplanc all sa fic con
Nstruite cit mai cnrInd, dupa' cum
ne asigura marcle aviator italian
Caproni.
Expertii acestOr 1 maSini uriase
spun ca elcI au sa fie urharc fl
reasca "A 1naintarii Omenimii silita
dc nacazurile Intimpintc in accst
razboi.
Americana Henry Woodhause
governor la ,,Acro-Club" spunea
,,Imbunatatirile mai proaspete &C
| S 'au facut eli privire la motoarele
aer0planelor 81 puncrea lor in luc-
rare pc baza principiil6r fundamcn
tale ale ingineritului aplicat in con
Istructia de aeroplane, ne arata ca
pc ri ce merge smit tot mai putine
Isl mai neinsemnate piedici pentru
|cOnstruirea unOr aeroplane de ca
libru nrias, carl sa faca progrese
uriase.
,,lnginerfi cei-mai de frunte1din
lume in privinta cOnstruirii de
aeroplane, Oameni ca Handley-
Page, .Caproni 81 Curtis, sunt
conyinsi >ca de pc acum sa pot
construi aeroplane 81 dirigibile de
Nori ce Marine.
WOodhOuse a adaus ca mast
ma de zburat care sa duca cu
dinsa 100 pasageri este de ajuns
daca de doua orr asa de mare
cum stunt cele mai mari aeropla.
ne din zilele nOastre.
Gel mai mare aeroplan Ca
prOni este masina care pOate
| transpOrta Is tone. Din aceste
15 tone, 40 ia suta este pOvS:3
care sd trmspoarta din loc in
loc. O suta pers6ane puse in locul
I.acestor Is tone, daca socotm pc
fiecae persoana o greutate de
$50 funti, ar da lm total de 15
900 funti, adeca putin de tot pc.
ste 6 tone.
Pc linga toate acestea, dupd
declaratiAe celor de mai sus, ae.
roplanele pot fl construite> de a.
sa ca -sa zboare On repezeala
cu multi mai mare decit cea CT
care zboara in zilele de astazi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-09

| partirc printre soldati. Intrc aces
tia erau imbracaminte pentru fe.
mcile 81 copii de pc safe, lapte con
densat 81 nutreminte pentru bolna-
vi, tigarete 81 alti articoli trebuin.
ciosi pentru soldati. Regina staruia
ca dInsa sd imparta personal fie ca
re articol 81 avea pentru fie care
Gu fie care articol un cuvInt dcsin-
curajare. 81 de imbarbatare.
Prin safe, regina Sc arata cu to.
tnl nepasatoare fata de bolifc lipi-
cioasc. DInsa intr9 fara sovairc in
castle in care zacareau cei bolnavi
de titus, in ciuda protcstelor medi-
cului s;iu ori a prefectului carl 9
acomraniau peste tot locnl. Dc
multe orr staruia sd stea Ne dunga
patului unei tarance kolnave orr a
unui copil bolnav, ingrijind d1nsa
personal de b0lnavi.
Era alta de frtlmos si vezi
cum cerca sa inlature Gu fngrijire a.
lranjamentele projection local. de d
fliu purta peste loc,ll prin distric,
ltele lor. Era natural ca fc care pre-.
feet taranja dc asa Aca sii arate regi-
+nrifa iadctnl sau este sctfit do bo
Iii 81 ca conditiunile din ell sunt maj
bune ca in celelalte judete. Pentru
aceea duceau numai pela citeva
familii boieresti. Regina insa ell un
lsingur gest, lie strica fntreg progra.
mul. Privind asupra atarui bordei
lspunea insotitorilor sal: Nh sd
tpare ca locnitOrn din acel bordei al
neroie de djutOrM nOstru. !Sd mer.
lyem fnlduntru!..
Din causa armistitiului nu u<erau
tlupte in nici parte. Oar trupele
romine erau vioaie 81 doreau sd sc
lupte. Cind erau inspcctate de re-
gina, aceste trupe, Isl reinoiau jul
Iram1ntul de fidelitate Gu alta eel s.
fenttisiasm iacit nu mai putea rami
ne nici-o indoiala GU privire la lola
|litatea lor. Nicairi,' armata nu a a
ratat nici dorinta de pace. Gene
ralii 81 ofiterii 1nalti, in CONVERSE
title lor GU regina Isl aratau ces
mai mare Incredere in destoinicis
Earmatei de a duce razbOiul mai de
hparte, GU toate-ca mai bi1e de ju
matte million soldati rusi carl e
rau pc frontul rominesc, eran in a
jun de parasi transeiele.
I Char 81 sub durata negotierilol
de pace, regina nu a desperat, G
a continual sd lupte lndarjita con
tra negotierilor.
/ In conv0rbire cu correspondent
tul Preset Associate avuta trei zilt
in urma, tocmai in ajunul pleca
|rii sale din Iasi, regina zis:
,,Eu una nici cind nu ma vol i'm
paca in gIndul meu cu pace uni
litoare Gu Germania. Niciodata
fTimpul este critic pentru Romini,
dar eu vol continuaNsa nadajduiesc
E nadejdea unei femei dar Ell nu {
Epot parasi."
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-09
GASIREA MORMfN.
TULUI LII QUEN-
TIN ROOSEVELT.
Gu armatele Americana il

Gu armatele Americana in
Franta, 8 August, = Aviatorii
Americani au dat de .mormIntul
locotenentului Quentin Roosevelt
care fOst doborit cu aeropla-
nul la pamint- in interiorul linii-
'or germane. MTmintul e insem-
rat printr'o crucc de lemn 81 $.
gaSeste in marginea padure:
Chamery (cam la patru mile spr,
est de Fere-en- -TardenOiS.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-09
0FENS(A Din
PuC14D1A.


un RAJ ort, imediss einpa publica-
rea comunicatulnisglin Parls, ara-
tind ca atacul, p9ate ca Sc va
desvolta, de la riiils Somme pima
la riul Avre ~ pR i'm front mai
lung ca zece milei Acest rapport
mai spune ca acesf atac progre-
seaza sub, conditiis Noarte favora-
bile. ia
Dupa cit Sc pos vedea alia-
til au inceput 0 llubla-ofensiva
pc frontnrile din Meardp 81 Ais
ne-Veslc.
Pc cind trllpclc Etanco- Ameri-
cane au reinoit ataealrile, impin
gil1d pc mamie peee inaltimile
dintrc Aisne 81 fslc, Anglo
Francezii au dat lovitura ~su-
bita la trcimghiuf hare din Pi-
cardia.
viiforul par q j nc aratc
ca operatiile din sardia vor Fl
intrcprinse in cea ii marc par
tie de Enslezi ail 0e trupele
franceze. Inform1 hie reeentc
(dc curind primit n arata ci;
Iinia cngleza sa in Ia numai pi-
ma la Hangard; snnna mile
spre sud-ost de An I'M sLinia de
aci pima la Grivcsl fest tinu-
ia de Francezi pin IN punct
la vest de Montdid 'omunica-
tul din Paris pare M aratA ca
s5v4efat Enslen 49, sea,
sta linic Ia fbst desttiF de mare
ca sa intreaca fortel& Franceze.
Faptul ca Americana mn an fost
mentionati in acest atsc, Sc poate
ca detasamentele' lor sunt cevs
mai departe de Montitlidier orr
ca all fost retrase 81 trilnise pc
frontul de la Marne.
Noui succese IN E'landra an
fost raportate de Maresalul Haig
Ell anuntat ca trupele Engleze
au inaintat eel putin o jumatate
mila adincime pc I'm front dc )
mile, intre rIurile Clarence 81
Lave.
De pe ambele frontnri sd ra.
porteaza progrese frumoase. De-
pesele de la cartieru1 general a
nunta ca trupele Franco -Ameri.
cane au trecut de tdrumul mare
dintre Scissor 81 Rheims, la nord
de Vesle, 81 ca tipping mereu pc
mamie indarat Ypre inaltimile &c
formeaza locul de aparare al ger.
manilor la sud- de Aisne. Contra,
atacurile inaYicului au fost nj
micite de artileria aliatilor.
Atacurile acestea al fost cp
centrate intre Rlaisne 81 Fisnes
unde fost rap,rtatspn bun pro
gres- seara trecHia.
Magnitudinea atarnlui de pe
frontul Picardiei nu sa site
pima acum. Ca I'M stac major Sd
vede din comnnicatuI ce zice ca
atacnl sa ,,desvoaltaepb conditi
| favorable"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-09
.z|LE nECRE IN M0NARCHIA
AuSTRO-UNCARA,
SOLDATII DEZERTEAZA Gu MILE.
LUPTELE 1NTRE DEzERT0Rt 81 S0LDATII RE8U-
LATi STUNT F0ARTE SfNGEROASE.

| sum- trlhllsc ca sal caute 81 prin-
da tree pc partea hotilOr
Este organizatic dc fugitivi
inarmati ce an sefvit in Moravia.
aceStia Sunt cunoScuti sub nume-
lie de Garda Verde, 81 sd zicc ca
numarYl lor trece de 10000, pc
cind in Ungaria alta banda ce
sd numeste pc sine de ..Briganzi
regali 81 imperiai din Bihar".
Accsti geniali briganzi SUM- deia
eroi al unor balade populare. 81
an mare rezerva de munitic 81
prOviZii aScunSe prin padure.
Nici chiar centrele populated
Stable nu sunt scutitc de diStur-
bari. Trupe germane an fost che
mate ca Sa inabusc revoltele de
/ la Innsbruck, Budapcste 81 in Wa
! llachia. Gnu stim la care provln
Gle sd refcra corespOndentul. du-
pa toate probabilitatile ,Walla-
chM% la care sd refera nu pOate
Fl alta dccit Transilvania noas-
ira. \. r. Sursa principala a
/ fuIburarilor sum- 1ocnrflc de con-
centrare a trupelor de unde sunt
timise la front.
in Boemia, populatia civila ma
valeste asupra trenurilOr Gu bu
cate ce tree pc aci din Ckrania.
Ell sunt incunostiintati de Sosirea
accstor trenuri de lucratorii de
la caile ferate.
! i'm luna hlnie fost mare gre
va la fabricile Skoda (Aci sa
fac tunurilc 81 munitlunca austri-
aca J. Grevistii an aruncat in aer
o buna parte a fabricei, apoi All
plccat demonstrated pc Strada.
I Regimentele Bavarcze an trcbuit
ca sd intrebuintcze masinelc de
puscat ca sa puma capat grevcE
Tn battalion cc mergea sprc
front s'a revoltat la Innsbruck 81
si-au inchiS ofiterii in statiune.
lar soldatii ST an imprastiat. LA
Is Maiu un battalion de Cehi' IA
refuzat sd mearga la front. Con-
ira Cehilor a fost trimiSa o COM
panic de Croati, acestia S an unit
en- Cehii 81 lmpreuna an capturat
statiunea. Dupa aceea fost che
mat un regiment german ca sl
desarmeze pc revoltati, a urmat
0 lupta groaznica in care ambele
parti au perdut foarte multi GA
meni.
Tn dezertOr austriac ce a ire
cut granita in Italia povestestc
despre revOlta la care ajutat
81 ell ca Sa Sc organizaza. RevOl
ia aceasta "a foSt facuta de regi-
mentnl nouazeci 81 sapte ce sta
tiona la Rakensburg la % Maiu.
Regimentul avea 1900 soldatl
din care cea mai mare parte an
fOst inainte prisOneri in Russia.
! Revolta a avut loc prea de tim
puriu. datorita unui abuz a ci-
torva ofiteri CO au aflat pc nnii
soldati beti. S 'au auzit citcva pn-
sca&uri 81 soldatii de loc au sa-
rit sa iese pc usa afara, insa Of;
terri S au postal GU revolverelc
/ la usa. Unii dintre revoltanti. orr
cum an sarit pc ferestri, intrind
in cartiernl general, all fnra:
II, 1000 cOroane, apoi dat foe car
| tierului. Revolta fost sdrobita
imediat de uncle trupe ce sa a.
flau in apropiere.
4 Pentru cOmanda malta Anstri-
aca foarte greu de a cirpi mo-
rala ce scade la trnpele Austro-
Ungare, in z.s.lar s "a dat porunca
ofiterilor ca sa Sc intereseze mai
de aproapc oc conditiile soldati-
! lof ca in fel'll acesta Sd le cist:et
incredere, zife :ntunecoase an in-
ceput sa Sc lase asnpra monareAi-
ei duale =: posfe aceste var
1 fnsemna sfirs.tnl ii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-09
GERMANII lar BOMBARDEA-
"a PARISUL.

Y PARIS, s August. = All di-
mineata Germanii au inceput din
nou bombardarea Parisului Gu
tunurile lOr de mare distanta.
The Washington times., 1918-01-29
MILLION IN W.S.S.
SALES IN WEEK IS
DC. WORKERS AIM

"over the Top" Is the slogan Tor
war savings week adopted today by
the District war savings committee.
Starting next Sunday city-wide
drive begins to raise 100000 In war
savings and thrift stamp sales be-
fore the end of the week.
Preparation for the weeks inten-
sIve campaign has been completed by
Director D. ]. Callahan, Of the Dis
trict committee. Thousands Of vol
unteer workers have pledged their
aid In putting over the big war saw
ings drive in Washington. The vari-
Gus committees have been organized
and subcommittee are being appoint
ed.
Every theater is to have a war saw
inEs speaker. All civic and social
gatherings are TO be addressed in be-
half OF the war savings movement. w.
. ]. Bride, chairman OF the speakers
COMMITTEES has a large force of speak,
ers at his command, including some
of the best-known men in the Capt.
tai
A total OF S27 ,21e.2s was sold at the
war savings desk at the Treasury
during the week OF January 81 TO 26.
OF this amount .. $500 was sold to
Treasury temployes and the remain
der to banks and various agencies.
The Washington times., 1918-01-29
WOODS AGAIN HEADS
CONGRESS COMMITTEE

Congressman Frank P Woods Of
Iowa will continue for another term As
Chairman of the Republican Congress
sional committee.
This was settled at n meeting of
the new committee at the Capitol.
Mr.. Woods. after a sharp fight, which
was carried on under the surface, was
unanimously reelected.
CONGRESSMAN Madden Of Illinois
withdrew from the race. 1t is said
Colonel Roosevelt while here advised
against continuation OF the night.
other officers elected weere: Vice
chaIrmen, Congressman Kahn OF Cali
fornia and Wood OF Indiana: secre-
tafy, Congressman WATSON 'of New
H4mpshfre; treasurer, former Sena-
tor Nathan B. Scott OF west Virginia.
A subcommittee was named to con-
slider revision of the bylaws. II
consists OF Congressman Graham OF
Pennsylvania and Mondell Of Wyo-
ming and Senator Sutherland Of West
Virginia.
The Washington times., 1918-01-29
us. FLYER KILLED IN
ACCIDENT ABROAD

First Lieut. John II. Wright
aviation section. signal corps, was
accidentally killed in france, ac-
cording to announcement from the
War Department today. His guard
ian. John S. Wise, resides In New
York.
The War Department also received
n report that First Lieut. H. A.
Brown, of the medical reserve corps,
attached to the British expeditionary
forces, had been wounded in action
His home is in Cincinnati.
The Washington times., 1918-01-29
GERMANS TO AID U. s. LOANS.

The Sons Of Herman. an organizs-
ton with a membership of 10000
persons throughout the United States
of German birth or extraction, will
aid Government loans The head OF
the order has addressed a circular
letter to each OF the thousand lodges
advising them to appoint committees
and cooperate fully in all war saw
ings or loan campaigns.
The Washington times., 1918-01-29

Common garden sage brewed into q
heavy tea, with sulphur and alcohol
added. will turn gray. streaked and
faded hair beautifully dark and luxu-
RANT Mixing the Sage Tea and Sui
phur recipe at home. though. Is trou-
blesome. An easier way is TO get the
reads-to-use preparation improved by
the addition OF other ingredients, q
large bottle. at little cost. at drug
stores. known as ''Wyeth's SaRe and
Sulphur Compound" thus avoiding q
lot OF muGs.
While gray, faded hair IL not sinful
we all desire 10 retain our youthful ap
pearance and attractiveness. BY dark
ening your hair with Wyeth'c Sage
and Sulphur Compound. no one can
tell because Il does II 80 naturally, 81
evenly. You Just dampen a sponge or
soft brush with Il and draw thir
through you hair taking one anal
strand at a time: by morning all gray
hairs have disappeared. After anothe
application or two your hair become
beautifully dark. \glOssy. soft an,
luXuriant and you appear years younr
er Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Con
pound 10 q delightful toilet reIdlsit
IN Is not intended for the cure. miIlra.
ton or prevention Of disease.
The Washington times., 1918-01-29

worth 90 UI.UO.
Women's medium weight
nd heavy fleeced Cotton I'm
srwear. shirts with high
Geek and long sleeves. Dutch
eek and elbow sleeves; pants
nd tights ankle or knee
myth: sizes in the lot from
[ In IL
The Washington times., 1918-01-29

Special lot OF women's and
children's handkerchief. OF
plain white cross barred lawns,
and in colored roil-edge nr
styles. "wednesday Spe- uS
cial. at THREE for.....S. ~
First Floor
The Washington times., 1918-01-29

Your government
pays you AZ interest
compounded quarterly
on money saved by
Thrift Stamps. Who
Saves-Serves. Who
,Squanders-S h ir X S.
Start a Thrift Saving
Card Now.
On Sale Here.
The Washington times., 1918-01-29

Factory samples and
odd lots OF Hot Water
Bottles, seamless mold
ed rubber, in red. choc-
olate and notified. Per-
feet quality.
First Floor.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-07-03

Mrs. w. C. Starr announces
that the dates of the District
w. C. T. u. convention have
been changed to July "a and 20
and al interested are asked to
keep this in mind. The CONVEX
ton will be held at the MethC
dist church in Redwood Falls
and a splendid program will be
given.
The annual meeting of the
Redwood Falls Red Cross
branch was held at the city hall
last Thursday night with a very
scanty attendance. The same
directors were elected with the
addition of one or two new ones
and the officers, with the excep-
tiDn of the vice-chairman are
the same that have served so
f a t h f ully and efficiently
throughout the year. They are
Mrs. G. R. Pease, chairman,
Mrs. N. F. Dripps vice-chairman
and Mrs. F. G.. Hubbard, secre-
tary-treasurer.
Rev. N. de M. Darrell mas COM
pleted his work in southern New
England and will return this
week for a months vacation be-
fore starting upon his new work
Before returning Mr.. Darrell
will visit Camp Borden, Ontario,
where his brother, Lieutentna
Darrell, is now stationed. At
present Lieutenant Darrell = :
in the hospital but it is expect
ed he will be we'll enough to
come to Redwood Falls with his
brother for a weeks visit. Mr..
Darrell has just completed a
most successful campaign for
the educational institutions of
his church and has greatly en-
Joyed his trip around historic
New England.
Archie Livingston, whose
parents live near Seaforth, was
at home on a Through after
nine months service i'm the
navy. Mr.. Livingston was on
the same ship as James Smith
ers of Redwood Falls and brings
back good reports of Jimmie.
He returned to his ship at the
end of last week.
The Scenic City Repair Shop will
do your vulcanizing work quickly
and WELL Call US for tire repair work
Kenneth Byram, proprietor. 46-tf
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-07-03

H. M. England and family of
Lamberton spent Sunday at
Redwood Falls.
The Geo. FLAG and John
Welch families of Sanborn
spent Monday at Redwood Falls
DIR. and Mrs. J. w. Inglis en-
tertained several members of
the Hicks family at their home
here Sunday.
Eat Ice Cream at the Gem Res
taurant. Served at all hours. 47-tf
Hon. Theo. Christensen of
Dawson was entertained by Mr.
and Mrs. H. M. Hitchcock and
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Towne while in
Redwood Falls last Wednesday
before and after the picnic at
Wabasso.
Miss Helen Doughty returned
Monday from Red Wing where
she has been visiting her faith
er, E. S. Doughty. Mr.. Dough
ty accompanied his daughter
home and will be guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Emil Kuenzli.
Attorney Frank Clague, Coun
ty Agent F. L. French and Reg
lister of Deeds A. D. McRae
went to Wanda Sunday to at
tend the community picnic held
there. Mr.. Clague and Senator
L. E. Potter of Springfield were
the speakers Of the day.
Mrs. O. A. Christensen of
Outlook, Canada, arrived Tues
day for a visit w.t. her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. Poulsen.
She reports that throughout the
provinces of Saskatchewan and
Alberta the grain crops are al
most an entire failure because
of lack of rain and farmers are
beginning to pillow their fields.
The other provinces are appar-
emily to have good crops.
Norman Henze, son of Nj.
and Mrs. H, w. Shoemaker OF
Redwood Falls, had his arm
badly crushed while at work in
the ordinance department OF
which he is a member SOM,
where in France. The iniurv
was caused by heavy sheI
which he was helping to unloao
falling on his arm. 1t is not
expected that amputation viii
be necessary, although the in
jury is a very severe one.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-07-03

Miss Myra French is spend
ing the week with friends in
Vesta.
Mrs. H. S. Welder of Delhi
was a Redwood Falls visitor
Monday.
C. NJ. Bendixen of Morgan
was a Redwood Falls visitor last
Thursday.
J. B. Philbrick returned last
week from Minneapolis, where
he purchased a Cadillac car.
!. Banker & Dennistoun shipped
two carloads of hogs to the
South st. Paul markets last
week.
C. E. Walter returned Satur.
day from Rochester, where he
spent last week at the Mayo
hospital.
! C. A. Bennett of Granite
Falls was a guest last week at
the home of his daughter, Mrs.
w. H. Gold.
Chas. Huhnerkoch left Mon,
day night for Minneapolis, ex-
pecting to drive out a new Stu
debaker Six touring car, which
he recently purchased.
T. March left last week for
his. home in the west after a
visit of several weeks here. He
was. the guest of his son, Clar-
ence March, while here.
) Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Jaehning
motored to Marshall ednesday
night, Mary Louise Chamber
lain returning to her home with
them after a two weeks visit
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Duncan
of Milroy were Redwood Falls
visitors Thursday, Mrs. Duncan
coming to purchase yarn for
the Milroy Red Cross branch of
which she is the chairman.
The Red Cross knitting room
will be open for an hour before
the afternoon Chautauqua pro-
gram and for an hour after the
program The attention of all
knitters is called to this an
nouncement..
Leonard Larson, who went to
Minneapolis recently to enlist,
was unsuccessful in passing the
physical examination and failed
to get into the service. His
brother Paul was among the
selectives who left last Thurs
day.
An interesting letter has
been received by Mrs. McPheet-
ers from DR.. H. O. McPheeters,
who is now in active service in
France. The letter has been
promised to the Gazette for
publication and will appear in
an early issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. G.. Werder
returned last week from Mime
apolis where they went to at
tend the commencement exer-
cises at the State University,
their daughter, Miss Ethel, be-
ing one of the graduates. Miss
Werder is at home for her sum-
mer vacation.