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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-12-20
VALUE OF LIBERTY BONDS.
Selling Below Par When Really Worth
Premium.

Richard Spillane. the well-known A.
nancial writer, discusses the status OF
Liberty bonds rs follows:
Rare has there been such n finan-
cial or. rather investment paradox Us
that presented by the New York stock
exchange quotations on Liberty bonds
and bonds of the city Of New York.
The market for Liberty bonds has
been sick.
The market for New York city
bonds has been steady. And yet Lib
erty bonds arc the prime security OF
the world while New York city bonds
might have a doubtful eye turned to-
ward them.
Hero are comparisons of late mar
ket prices ard income yield.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-12-20

tion to them. but they are ready for
the Christ life from pure love Of It,"
He tells Of two close calls his ship
had in one night from q U-boat, one
torpedo passing his ship 100 feet from
the bow, and another going astern
them.-Norfolk. Va. Ledger Dispatch
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-12-20
sPRINKLES OR IMMERSES.
Rev. e. L. Flanagan Has Come to Do
Things.

| [Rev. T.. l.. Flanagan, quoted in this
article, is from Bowling Greenl
| You may think 1t strange that l, as
a Presbyterian minister. have been
baptizing Of late by immersion when
the method of my own denomination is
sprinkling." said Rev. Z. l. Flanagan,
formerly Of this city, and who was
here today from Camp Morrison,
near Newport News where he Is a
chaplain In the United States army,
but the world war;" he continued,
has brought about some unusual
things.
Il find myself with a willingness to
use immersion as we'll as sprinkling as
a mode Of baptism-when the former
mode is preferred by the candidate"
In the Presbyterian denomination
baptism by immersion Is not unauthor-
lied, 1t is said, but that in practice 1t is
rare.
Rev. Mr.. Flanagan, when in Norfolk,
was pastor Of the Park Avenue Pres
byterian church, Rrambleton. and
went from that church into the United
States army for service In the war as
chaplain, with rank Of first lieuten-
ant, and his duty has been on the
| transports carrying soldiers to and
from Newport News and Brest, France,
| he having made two round trips be-
fore the war closed-and he expects to
return to the transport service for
duty in bringing the boys home.
1T hes been a wonderful experience
for me-" said Mr.. Flanagan. referring
to his religious work on the transports.
| and do you know" said he, that my
own faith has been deepened and
strengthened by seeing what marvel
Gus faith our soldiers have. together
with q wonderful interest in and love
for the religious life, since they have
been in the midst OF the dreadful ex-
periences of the great war; and my
Judgment is that the churches will
have to revise some things-must be-
come broader and make their appeal
more vital-if they are going to hold
our soldier boys"
Baptism on Shipboard.
| During his service on the Transports,
Rev. Mr.. Flanagan preached to the
soldiers and ministered to them con-
stantly. ard had the satisfaction OF
having 11s Of them profess conversion
and send their names to their home
places-to the churches Of their choice
for church membership. and Of the
number he baptized 74-of whom he
immersed %. using bathtub on ship
board for the purpose; sprinkling the
othera
He says that on the return trips
from France his ship brought back a
great many wounded men and men
who had been gnssed, "and," said he.
"the experiences Of these men have
been such, and their interest in religi-
GUS matter il 50 deep, that there Is ES
need to preach fear. hell and damna-
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-12-20

~ When we know the value, then
it's time to ask the price
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-12-20

~ The rise and fali Of nations In the
ebb and fiow Of agriculture.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-02
Ie:botrnrr a!adjrid;ten-
6irnFt.

Gas @nnorsitroiaeridlt in 4aicl
c~crh0u0elte ocn Tau liobcrt Worjb
@Gunlc mo 0ouiorten. G0nrnIc
WIr0t 0urdl I. mitthml oc2 bel3i.
'd'tu %ntCrnIcittu Sinus NIT Dem
1}1Cbrid'tcroicn't Ser Gntcute in
&~gypuouu0 N%tbrad't uuo erljett SEN
Auit,ol. 5lnltu inr Sic 2Fjton4lt.
fidQte GIiiabctA @tCllcr uiO Damn
jur ljd1 ictbii cine STEELE M Glioi;
ST iudltn.
Gas Weridlt crflGrtc i0milidt Iu.
QcglAatt ols idn)oiQ mo ueutrteilte:
/. 9ob Ntorie &0uuIe, GET 1890.
ppr Noici. 5n ojgr Nipn0ttu t3cfan9
mis-, att,Iat 0urh oic llnitrintuudS.
bait una Er. tG0 &urc. ;. @Ilia.
ictb Stttler. trans. StnatHanacl0ri.
&c. GEE is9>. 3u S}utt Niouatcn sc.
i1nants. QttIiat onrh DE llnitrfa.
trne@h0ft ma Tr. TOO NuGc. ;.
&bomaou &oames cnll 1tdot2an.
dtHoriter. Qcb 1857. III Nrt, Moud.
ten @c'Ma3tu2. Qti,lQt ourdl Ste In
tcrnduHa2boit IN TOO NuGc mao
Sucl %lhlca %aloc1utruGjuna. /
Inns Noutr >puI3 att 1855. btil.
@tad,.dlHlourjRGr NliF@jtsrtiur 0Er
1eili'aeU |c@t'dnotldait iu Gerta %n.
ltraitrtty- flyjtIl0- SIT pltr 4}culttn
}~"'faE8U.S Hl.sr ||UIgcdGutUd Scr
7 L. r.Ls nH-r-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-02
s. 8.
HeriOnalia.

@r. Ncrm. &onQto0t,
Der NIT icincn ubcr ~ rSahrcn nod
AT Den lebrH0iaiteu micrer yi.tbir.
acr 3a5lt. lit AMI ca. 3mgl NtonuI1
aui 0tiud 81 iejHem 5fmleBcriobn
@rn. Cci6Gcr, nadl Dem 'a1o
ucu Ectroit. Oiidiq0u, ggreiit, ocr
NIT icincr EamiIic iton l0naerc
Sabre bort nobnt mo %proaQtrtrt.
Ger Sobn 0ca SIN CeIdgcr, ctD
iebr tithtjagr nulQer Wtluu. hot
fiir3lih Elm llatcnt dui cine art
..&uto. ~uoQe" u5dItcn nah 0a5-
Ielbc iIuQs fUr $4,000 pcrfourI
Qic Trcu1oe Der Tomilic bier mrr.
ocn oIes nit Iccuoca e~r'a1rcn
Gic Grolten It6brI. CcIidj8,
&0bicr, otto lm0 Fant, gobcu ant
Gonucraotq Nod)mlttol la ocu c5e.
icllihoft5roumcn Der 0tltidl -lutberi-
ihru Stride on Der Ode Der &cit
ruo Cameron Apeur. elm &oiiee.
frnH3dlen,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-02
Qus ben 0eri6ten.

6r. 0artel Neber, Batter IN
icrr5 5hcriff5 ryobn u. Neber, bat
enc Sda0encriaBflogc fiir $4,000
QcQen 0lc HurliQtouaEabn anpangI9
Qenuadt, ilr &erieguuaen, olc cr am
10. Auquit 1917 ais Gar Acpdras
tour oe+ 9urliaton erlitt mo mobel
cr idaucrc 8crlegungcn 0%dpontrug
Slobert Utiuer pom 4rcaoIa WIS,
fpur0e BON @cridt5 GomnIliar
Narriiou All ole Anfloae, it'd Der
U2ilitdr 6mbruliuu8 mt0erieBt 3u
sobcn. oenI Yer, Staaten WerId)t
H~bcrrDieicH.
Ger lett iituf ,>obrcu Ihpcbcnoc
raa Der 1(lteritnte Jilance Cor
poration qcgeu y. =. 8eeler mur0e
Srt arci9qcridlt non Ridtcr @igbce
ch0lld, cutidteocH, mo 5por 5lt
@anitcn 0cs &rn. qeolcr, Is BON.
0eltc iid nm cine Sen0ung non
0ildcrm ociica &imGrulc fr ob9c
lchnt bnttc.
,yilHt Kcr'nHcu, nnrlllier enc
Trou. Ruth Germ. cH0etiagt, Gel.
ootcn 5pirituoicu pcrfauit 3u bos
ben, mur0en pou @eridta
GoumiiIar @arriiou inter $4,000
N.tr1ihait Der Srono ,(nrn ilber
micien, uuo IN GrmouQelung non
9sliroca ms G2rlieG qciebt.
Ridtrr @ritolco pcrit1oiitc elmer
aon3ct Gu3ab( non hcimatbsloicu
&anoarcrn, DIE wrden @dhreitcns
Der @ohnacIaiie perhoItct morocn
m1ren, 2,r6cit bci oct Entertainment
0tc tets ouf Der 5udc nof Arbcjta.
frditen inn mo nidt gcnitg oapoa
ouitreihcu fonnen.
I'm HS%aidlsinmer Nc5 @urliuQt0u
0ohnGoic9 brodltc ant Iicustod
0orrqt Ole Wittmc Gfiic @uncof
Gin sfino 3llr Nelt. oo9 Qlcih oarauf
Itarb, morollf Die ,7rou 81 eutilieheu
ncriudte. Sic mlroc nod cilreut
Spitol ucrbradlt. no tic halo ME
Der hcrqcitcllt Iein 0ilritc, jcooh
bonn pom Ocn 8ch6rocn cincnl Gor-
Dor 6c}italid oc@ DcrnntthIif a.
lpoltiamcn To0e9 fires Hiuoca I'M
tcrmorict merocu 0iirite.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-02
6leinUerinufspreiie.
Freisliite oeS GOnutg : Ge6ensmittel.
Serlualters fmr gambler uno
6Oniumentcu.

ultenItcbenoe 8rei5e limo Credit
Breiie uno geIteH fur StapeIartifel.
6lr gaar5ablungeu miro EN- 3a6ott
bon 3Dei Yro3ent erInubt. 8enn
a%6Iieierung gemiuidt miro, 10 muB
Der a%leinbdnOler wenigiteus 3 Gents
oaiir berednen. Sir 9lidien 8aa,
rem iilo feline @reiie feit9eiebt, neil
ole por ben aouflcuten oofur ge3abl-
ten Breiie 81 iebr pariiren, 0ob bari
fem aoufnlann fur OieIe @aaren q.
men groBereu Brofit beredlncn oils oen
Dor Dem arieg bere6neten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-02
Serlauat:

Elm I'M MiitteIolter itchcnoc5 3aur
INT Ole &erpoItung elmer Gottoqc
mo umgcbenoes &ouo ON MiiIiiiippi
SIT ilbernebmcn. Mhlb ourd1aus chr
lid, niif)tern uno iIciBig iein. Gin
W(om nit @~riabrrnQ III Der cont
hitr5lelcn 6iifercl mo Saucnitcl-
lcrei porgc3oaen.
@iII Git, Ga GroIie, g8iS.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-02

l rs IuS 70 Sabre her,,
Ifrcibt Nerr 6rco Gmtce pou Kos
&ngelea IN Californian, iejt IoruI'y
Alpenfrd1tcr mid pon mcincu
Rhclmlu, Der midi biliIo3 aui mciu
Eager acitrcdt bate. bc'rcit hot
Siebcn 6loidlcn oicica @ctlmittcl3
BADEN ntclnc %0eiuaobcjt micoer Der.
Qcitcut. Die bier crm0hutc popll-
lare 6omiijcnmcoj5tn lit ujd1t in
Npothetcn 5l hoben lie miro Dem
BubIjfrm oircft qtIjetcrt ots Dem
&aborotorium Der @critcllcr, IT
Fctcr fahrnen 4 2on5 50, 250t
@oihtuaton AIoo.. Chicago. III
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-02
Som SOOe abberufen.
!0auier

u AtL FA~s4'NI~
rgn0mmlrtcn 3uBnar5tes u. 0eor3
y. 6altier, Der qatern Wtor8cn tool
hi &icttc all1geuHoeH mucoc, pdT
auganlein i6luer5lI0 ilbcrralUt. ec
mar ieit 12al 1916 crIDu3 trdatli1,
bod, idllcn lem xeioea ftIH emit
lltes al ieln, mo nan glaubte er
iei AMI Dem 8ege Der &ciieruug.
ais olrette llrlade icin&s &ooe5
miro 6beuma ungcgcbell.
Gr @duier rUltroe am "A. &duuor
1873 I'M Lolun Campbell geb0re1l,
.un0 in "a Groiie bat CT Gud lelue
meiite &~ebens3cit Dcrbradt. er
abiolDirte in &aaics Gltp lclne
Shu0icn nls 3abuor5t i'm Sabre
1896 nit bod]itcu Gbrcn. uno EN-
,&ullr lang mar or ais &ebrer jent9
Ecutnl College tb0tig, Sooonl be
dann or iciue Qrarj5 oils 3dbnor5t
IN ga Groiic, Die CT bi9ber nit ebcIl-
10 piel TleiB ME Grrolg '%ortltBtc.
Or. 6auier gcuoB in I5atfrclien
hohen Hui nm bate mond)c Ner-
d%eiicrunacu criunocn mo etnge-
fihrt. gtGdIten Dcrbir Ioltc ct
0ariiber Dor Der Hotlonol Ientol
41ocintiou in 8oIton eluen Gortrog
holtcn, un0 mornui man ollgenieil
dcipunut mar. Gr mar uldlt MIR
aiYr Tod1uonn ipu02ru uud1 Gin
0roGcr 5port5frclm0, mo NaIo
mo 1elO. Die 1loaO uno 6iiterci,
Die 1otur in ibrer Q}oieitit fan0eu
in Inn cjncn decentralization &e
m%unocrcr.
,%hn ijberlcben sic Satin nno
ilUci Gjnocr. icin 9ruoer [$ohu san
Ter in ga Groiic. mo cine Shnciter.
Trou :. Nalih in Tloobo SprInq9,
Colorado. 5eiuc quite W}uttcr. Sc
rem NbQott cr mar, Qiug ihnt int
5o0c porau3 Ios Negribnib lit
ON 5onutoQ ]tahmittoq I'M boI1
} lIbr pom Nnuie. 6t3 Suo S. Ctr,
aus,
Mnas. Hn ieincm @eim III 4leI
role Sarf bel Chicago ltarb in filter
uou iibcr 50 ,labrcH an NItcr9-@c
6redeu elm irlthCrer Iougidhriger
Nurgcr pom "a GroiIc mo Elm treuer
]tor0itcrns&cier, Nr. 5reo. Wtoa3.
%bu iibcrlebcn Die braue @nttlt mo
uJcr (ohter, |iunumtIld) i'll o0er uobc
Chicago mobubait mo augenIcin
hodnngcicbcn. Ter itmcr betroi.
lcltn tSamlIle ncdtrdBlid nlltl IN.
icrc G|ouooIeu5. Der &eritorbene
bette eiu %bcu noll ebrIihcn De
mlllcta mo fIciBigcr 4rbcit blltcr
ltdl, uu0 ltue, ole i'm fnnntcn. mcr.
ocn tom cir cbrct0c9 Auocufcn be
mabrcn.
aeppel, &n ibrem 6eim, 73l
n0rolid)e -. StraBc. itorb I'M Nlter
pon Is &ubren 6ruu Mutton aeppel
Die &critorbent fom int Sabre 1850
nod 9lnerifn uno mohute bis Dor
funf &uhrcu. nl3 tic mad Ho GroiIe
Uer3on olI Y0eppct'3 3lcqelel".
I'm lie trnucru Der @otte ltno Die
f~oIacuocu &iu0cr: 6rnu ,Eom @c
oeiicm, Ga Groiic; 6rou &obn
ajnohnmmer, Utornlon Goolcn;
Grau &oicpb Hinobummer. Ga
Groiic; Sutton. Ncrmnnn, @ilbclm
una Frouf &cppcI in Conn Camp,
bel. Die @eitattltnq iono IiclS
too 9}dchHlltto0 otf Dem GnfQrouc
Irjr0hoic. itutt. no Die berpdhrtc
@iirgerairou mad, tapicr uoubrut)-
tom 9rOeupillcrn III DER Butter
SdloB ianft ruben r1ogc.
anrhnla. SIN Nltcr pon SO
&nhren itnr5 an @dhmund in Iaincm
Trimt3t3 Gin 10. 5traBe. ,<oI.
aarbuIa. bic @jftm2. orej 16d1tcr
mo clutn Sohn hiutcrIalirno. Goa
0carobniE lit hclltc TntmittoQ nm
/ lthr, unN Men. An0rrn9 miro lei
mes 3mtea molteu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-02
NOTICE FOR ADMINISTRATION
AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
STATE OF WISCONSIN.
County Court, La Crosse County. SIS
1 PROBATE.

VI "AAF1gANAA4Ms
County Court, La Crosse County. S.
IN PROBATE.
In Re Estate Of Albert G. Briebach,
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that at the Special Term
of said Court to be held on the 4h Tuesday. be.
ing the eth day of August. A. d. 1918. at the
Court House in the City Of Lacrosse, County of La
Crosse, and State Of Wisconsin. there will be heard
and considered. the application of Emma
Briehach for the appointment of an administrator
of the estate of Albert G.. Britbach late of the
City Of La Crosse, in said County. deceased.
Notice is hereby further given. that at the Cen
eral Term Of said court TO BE- held at said Court
House, on the LIST Tuesday being the 3rd day Of
December A. d. 1918. there win be heard. con-
sdered and adjusted, all claims against said
Albert G. Briebsch, deceased.
And notice is hereby further given. that all such
claims for examination and Allowance must he pre-
scented to taid county court at the Court House in
the City Of La Crosse, in said county and state. on
or before the oath day Of November A. d. 1915,
or b. barred.
Dated this BIRD day Of July, 1915.
BY order Of the Court
JOHN BRiNDLEY.
County Judge.
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Sir6li6rs.
Isfornirte ct. Subnnres = Ocmeinoc,
Ode I. uno Wtarfet Strnsc,
SGitor, :. Stufmcier.

Sonnthg2idrulc nm 8 llbr &or
mittaQ5.
GeutId,er @o~tte3oienIt nm boIb
II llbr @ormittogs. n3meierlei
@lollbc uno 8meicrIei Giihrung auf
@u1no pom Wottb. g., tS-26.
@cim Ntiiiiouafeit ON %. Mug.
iou, 10 @ott nil, oa5 heiIigc Nbeuo-
mobl gcfcIert meroen.
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8srsniigungs=0 agUeiier.

xhe Straro (nn Der Sadiou StraBel.-
Jeoen abenO &aH0elbtloer. loIDIe g{ds
tlnee an 8tItlUod, Samstag uHo
SonHtag.
ejiou. - Seoen &admittaa uuo 46eno
8dIhelbllocr.
Come. - tgtorbieite) - Seoen 8aa
RGu6elbiloer.
Ga 6rp1e Sheater. - SountGcs NGtots
bile 8oriteluugen, on ben MODEM
taoen @ormlttags uHo abeHos 8anocIs
bilber.
U,aieittr - Seben 3ahmittag uno 4benh
8dnbelbil0er.
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Gicr meroen nGd,itcu Siu.

Gicr meroen nGdlitcu @iu-
ter thcIIer lem, NcQiuneu Sic 0ns
bcr llcbcr Jlcit nit Dem &rGicrpi.
rem oou eltrn. y6OihIcr's Gg9
Ncepcr" 1T 0oe bette. rcinite uno
am mciiten Gcbroudlte Gicr Yrdicr
pdttouaur,t1l i'm M}nrft. bel pcitem
bc''cr ais ota pou onoercu &1noleru
onlcbot2Utu Sic t0uucn oie lee
tcreH p,c!jtlht bjIIiQer hctommcnl
cher Sle lauicu 8c'ohr 0ie Gicr ga.
mn i1 ocrOcrbcn. liner 3rci@ lit
10 GcUta Der E'ut. 30 Gent Der
Gtott IDeun Si2 cincu 9eh0ItN
o1fr jljaid7e Neiern miro Is > Gents
b'l'3tr 'sln 5pciiolpreiic in dro-
ncr1n CIdtjtotcn lltbcr - Qro.
sem n'a Htn EamiIicll in IA Groiic
2roudtH Gicr NrditrojruuQ3 Ytit
r.. %raapt aNoihler's Gas
Serper Gin Cuort III Qeuiiacuo
'ur - his 10 C1lecnN.
@at,'t c@ lest, Tod odltet odr,
az. H2F sic 5un1 Auibauahrcu I've.
't'uut'" Ser iriih unN uid,t holb
,~i'3lebr.ict ms. Na ujdtS ol,i Der
&'1l' ea pCrHor9Cul& q friih mo
ar urai,t
N0idIcr Brothers.
DIE arcfc Apotbtfe az otu Gdc Scr
ttrtN In,t,, -t~,s1
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Stir SOmmcr=
6nftu nnO
Grfaltnugeu.

@iebt nirf!ld1 nltts btIigrt@
ol5 r@rop's 9erba Santa" Is
furirt 0er 6uiten ooer cine Or
fdItunl id'ucHcr ais trleno elm
dH0cre9 bcfonntts UtittcI. G5 III
ichr anacuchm }u ncbmen. qdn5
lib harmIo@, a5cr eiu Ntul0cr In
WlrflnB Gr bottle Reht. ncr
Ser Cir i1agn. mad, cincnl Der
iud oe9 YIlttcls.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-02
9rabtftniter nuO
9rabttbartn.

Die bette Sorte 6eniter. uno
&eran0o = IrQbtfeniter un6 0rabt-
thiiren, Die III Der Stoot 5u baben
limo, f0nnen Sic bel ms crbolten,
@ir hobcn 9robtfeniter uno 9robt-
tbiircn - Die p~erloBlide Sorte -
ilber5ogen nit Dem belten 0rohtneb,
i'll alien STANDARD 8roBcN, un0
ucnn Sic 8ernnoo 0rohtfenIter
molten, 10 loiien Sic un5 fir Shren
@e0arf cineu aoitenanidIag MAIDEN.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-02

&oniunentcn iouten Sem 9cbens.
mitteIoerlpnItcr ifriitIih bcnodrit.
menn iibertricbene 4}reiic pon
Sen SIein)anolern geforoert mer0en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-02

2enn Sic @cIn III 5 Gro.
sent BADEN mod'tcu. 70 iprehen sic
bel mir nor Y 8. &oIs. 9outor
i'm Herpburg @cbduoc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-02

G@P @er @elher Az mdfiqen 2inier
lethen modlte. eu1en perIQBlidlen Ratf-
Qeher fir 0eeos mo RnrtndQes brnutt
oeer @eIh ouf cute Siterhcit altsleiher
Mill. fpenoc it'd an @. 8. Sidi56
203 9. 4. Strose.
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Notice of A~ppiicstiOn to county Court

STATE OF WISCONSIN.
County Court. la Crosse County -
N PROBATE.
Notice is hereby given that al q special term Of
the County Court. to b. held in and for said Coun-
ty. at the Court House. IN the City of Ia Crosse,
ia said County. On the Sri Tuesday. being the goth
day # August. A. d. 1915. al 10 o'clock A. NJ.
the following matter win be heard and considered;
The application Of Mary Ruplin, ExecutriN
OF the last will and testament Of Jacob Ruplin.
late OF the City Of La Crosse, in said County Of La
Crosse, deceased. for the adjustment, settlement
and allowance Of her final account as such execu-
trix and for the assignment Of the residue Of the
titled 70 the same.
Dated la crosse. Wis, July 18th 1915.
By order Of the Court.
JOHN BRINDLET.
County Judge
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Neuefte Rn5eioen.
Eprtcr %Oerlanat.

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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-12-04
so DELCO Light
MEN IN SESSION

Fifty representatives of the Dclco
Light company from the North Da-
kota and Northwestern Minnesota
territory are in Fargo today attend
ing the meeting Of the Delco Light
dealers inRsession at Stones auditor
ium. r. III. Grant, L. w. SWEET and
e. G. Beikler, representative of the
Domestic Engineering company Of
Dayton, o., manufacturers Of Delco
Light, are in charge of the conven-
ton. The sessions were devoted to
discussion of selling and service
problems. The convention will close
this evening with banquet at the
Gardner hotel. 81
B. f. As1leman of the firm Of
Ashleman Brothers, Inc, distributors
of Delco Light in North Dakota and
Northwestern Minnesota, reported
that over 1000 plants are now in OPP
Grafton in their territory. The value
of these power plants as labor savers
on the farms have been fully demon
strated during the war and has re-
suited in an increased sale.
It is planned to have at least two
meetings a year of the Delco dealers
in this territory. A series of meet
ings throughout the territory under
the direction of Mr.: Beickler is plan
ned in the near future.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-12-04
TURN INMATES OUT.

The theories Of the state admins
tration, or at least the state auditor
seem to tend to the belief that state
prisons are poor institutions unless
they can be made self supporting
judging from the suggestion that the
inmates Of the penitentiary be farm
ed out to prisons in other states and
the penitentiary turned into an ex-
perimental Socialist factory.
Unfortunately the suppression and
punishment of crime entails heavy
cost upon the public, but it is just
as necessary as expenditures for the
care of the insane and feeble minded
and if the convicts can be profitably
farmed out, why not farm out the
inmates OF all the charitable insti-
tutions and turn the whole outfit in
to state owned factories?
When great ideals are fairly
bursting for lack Of exemplification,
such little things as tho incubus of
convicts and objects of charitable
care ought not to be allowed to
stand in the way of reform, but it is
to be hoped, when the constitutional
amendments have been declared by
the supreme court as legally adopt
ed, there will be bonds enough
printed to build new experimental
plants, rather than destroy the state
institutions as suggested.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-12-04
REDFIELD URGES
wage CAUTION
by Associated Press.l

Atlantic City, M, Dec. 4-"If it
is permitted me to urge few words
of practical advice to American in
dustry, I should say: Beware Of the
temptation hastily to lay rash hands
upon wages said Secretary of Com
merce William c.. Redfield in ad-
dressing the reconstruction congress
Of the Chamber of Commerce of the
United States today. Concentrate
thought, purpose and effort on out
put" he advised.
Connect Science With Industry
Continuing Mr.. Redheld said:
Find and seize hold upon all that
science has said or can say concern
ing industry. 1t was largely be-
cause Germany made her industries
the operating end of her sciences
that her commerce grew So fast and
powerful in the years before the
great war. 1t was more German
science than German wages that
made her competition dangerous.
The. responsive power of we'll paid
and contented labor to far-sighted
leadership in industry is the greatest
force in production, and happy are
they who have it behind them.
"Our near future foreign policy is
affected by another factor, namely
the capacity of the worlds shipping.
Soberly looking at it. 1 think that
every ship the world has and can get
has all of its carrying capacity talk
en- for the next two years to come.
Many Of our ships will be used for
our growing and developing trade
with South America, because a. num-
Der of four vessels are of a type
which it is not economical to send
abroad. We should, therefore, have
no fear on that score' rr
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-12-04
MooRHEA0's SPLENDID RECORD

.ss The sister city across the Ped is
entitled to congratulations upon the
war record made by her sons and
upon the patriotic stand she has
taken in all war movements. Her
service flag shows many gallant sons
in service, and the reports coming
back of their splendid courage and
effective work satisfies every cxpec-
fation Of the fathers and mothers,
brothers and sisters. sweethearts and
Ffriends.
And on the other hand the unani-
NOUS support given all war work
kby the folks at home must have
drought Joy to the boys over there,
heo that when they come back there
Twill be nothing in the greetings but
Identification that each and all have
kdone their full duty. There will be
kmatisfaction in this that will be IN
known in those communities whose
sympathies were misplaced, and who
bean have little joy in the return Of
boys victorious over those to whom
Ahat sympathy went out.
To some, as elsewhere, the home
hsrorning of the soldiers and sailors
land the Joy of others, will open anew
k4he sorrow for the golden star, but
pven these will find solace in the
k4hought that the emblem stands for
sIsgoyalty, love Of country and the
l.rreatest sacrifice that can be made
hi -1a
The war has awakened new Am
tlnricanism in all of us. It has done
Ewonders for those who donned the
knlnfform; to- those who periodically did
saheir share at home. 1t was brought
"a new nationalism, regardless Of ma
Il 4ionality, or condition in life. And
swhen the boys come back they viii
keorne to us as the defenders OF world"
Esvide liberty. the representatives of
republicanism in it's highest form
hand forgetting all else, we will well
leone them as a united people clasp"
ing hands to preserve to future gem
,kerations the independence md the
traditions of the worlds greatest re-
public.