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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-10-29
4WlAARRUS' Wtorek, ddnia 22eego PPazldtlierniAa, 1918.

mirski,mogl jedynie ucieczka oca-
lie sic od=uieziieniia, aojciec jego,
,ktoremu ucieczka ME pWoiodla sic
zostaluWieziiony j oczekiwal wy
roku, majacego go skazac ma ciez
Ia, prawem o%znaczona kare.
Starry ksiaze ME byl osadzony
w wiezieniu, ktorego mimowolnym
mieszkancem byI przez czas tax
fdlugi hrabia BogumiI Kaminski,
ale=w innem.
Obchodzono sic z MIN ludzko.
sscia.
re Wzgledu ma wick sw6j j stan.
byl umieszczony W dogodnej celii
m6ggl uzywac pewnych sWobod,
|ktorych innym wiezniom odma--
WIiano.
Tax naprzyklad ME byl zmuszo
my poprzestac ma jade wiezien-
nym,lecz.Wolno mu bylo Was
.nym kosztem sproWadzacsobiest ia
[lkie potraWy j napoje, do-uzycia
kt6rych by} przyzwyczajonym.
Wolno mu by1osr6wniez przecha
dzae sic pc ogrodzie n%alezacym
do dyrektora wiezienia.
Slowem zaliczano go pod kaz--
'dym wzgledem do kategoryi wiez
ni6w uprzywilejowanych.
Mimo to sprawl ksiecia by]a te
go rodzaju, re nie-m6gl sic spo-
dziewac uniewinniajacego wyro--
ku.
Przychodzimy do cell ksiecia
niewidzialni, ma mocy> s1uzacego
czytelnikom poWiesci przywileju.
Jest wieczor, ksiaze samotny
znajduje sic W swojej izbedce
WlezlenneJ.
Me d1llgo jednak p%ozostawal
samotnym.
Ciezkie zelazem okute drzwi
zaskrzypia1y W zawiasach i do
przymusowego mieszkania starego
ksiecia, wesz}a w towarzystwie do
zorcy wieziennego zaslonieta, we
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-10-29

DAMIEN, panic Don Pedro, wykryi
sllady zbiega. Gdyby nam sic uda.
10 dogonic go " ucieczce, wow
czas mielibysmy W rekupotezns
bron przeciw hrabinie. Gdyby zai
ME udalo nam sic schwytac hra.
Diego.
Musimy 60 schwytae! =
krzyknal Hiszpan tupiac noga :
gniewem.
- Czego sic pan unosisz?
rzekla Bielczynska z usmiechem.
- Byloby zapewne bardzo dobrze
mnie przyjemnie, gdyby Be
|gumi1 dostal sic w nasze rece. Ro
zumiesz pan, w nasze, a ME W re
ce poszukujacej go jake zbiegg}e-
go zbrodniarza policy. Me jest
to jednak koniecznie potrzebnem.
|Umiem ia kuc bron, gdy idzie mi
o wake z smiertelnymi wrogami.
|Sluchaj mnie pan tylko.
u usmiechem szatanskim pocia
gnela Don Pedra do framugi ok
ma i zaczela zywo z MIN Q czems
rozmawiac.
Pedro z poczatku siuchal spo-
kojnie. w ciagu opowiadania jed
max zapalil sic widocznie.
- Wspaniale! doskonale!.. -
wo1af co chwila
Gdy Bielczynska ukonczy}a wy
k1ad swojego planu, ma1o brako--
walo, re Don Pedro ME rzucil sic
ma szyje.
= Ub6stwiam Gle hrabianko!-
zawo1a1 W nadmiarze zachwytu,-
u1ozonym przez pania planom re-
misty przyklasnalby chyba sam
ksiaze piekiel!
= Dumna sic czuje z tel pooh
wa}y!- rzek1a. Marya Bielczyns-
ka zadowolona, = a zatem Don
Pedro got6w jest walczyc pod mo
ia komenda?
= Ma smierc i zycie! = zawo--
lal .Hiszpan, = ma wieki naleze
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-10-29

loDnem kobiieta.
Ksiaze powstal zdziwiony.
Kt6z to! zapytal s1abyn
1tgglosem.
Ksiaze pan ma goscia, - Cd;
lpowiedzial dozorca, mistrz Mi
lkolaj kat, kt6ry ksieciu panu
przynosi1 wzmacniajace napoje:
ME m6gl dzisiaj przyjsc sam:
przyszla vice jego corka, Marya
lOna ksiecia pana objasni, iak uzy
wac przyniesionych lek6w.... ia
ME lubie sluchae . chorobie,wie
ME bede przeszkadza1 tel rozmo--
vie.
To powiedziawszy dozorca wy
|szed1.z cell j starry ksiaze sam po-
zostal z Marya.
Prey blasku lampy, kt6ra dozor
ca p%ozostaWil, starry ksiaze m6gg1
sic przypatrzyc pieknemu dziew--
czeciu.
Regularne jej rysy ME przypo-
minaly bynajmniej nieprzyjem--
|nej twarzy kata.
Piekne jej oczy z takiem wsp6l
czuciem spoczely ma szanownej pc
staci starca, re ksiaze uczuf sic
wzruszonym.
Me domyslal sic on wcale, re
ma pred SODA kochanke, narze--
czona swojego syna i uprzejmie
poda1 jej reke.
Mole dziecie, - rzek4 z ci--
cha, - skoro. Gle ojciec tw6j PREY
syla, to zbliz sic do mnie j powiedz
jaka mi przynosisz wiadomosc.
Czy powiedzial, re wkr6tce wydo
stane sic ma wolnosc?.x.
- Me mosci ksiaze, odrze--
k1a Marya ~zblizajac sic do wiez-
MIA, ojciec moi mic ME powie--
dial.
- Oh! jezeli tax, to music sic
pozegnac 2 ostatnia nadzieja, west
chnal ksiaze. = Jakkolwiek stole
II kresu zycia, trudno mi jednak i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-10-29
kLIlNIkA MAYO
RRrHEST,ER. MNINESOTA

25go pazdz. 1918
PrzeWodniczacy konltet suclych " powiecie Winona,..
szanoWny Panic;
RAPPORT ze nasza klinika poleca uzyWaniea lko
holuW zlakiejkolVl forInie weelu zapobezenia= infIuenze
Jest baqantnie bezpodstaWnyn Uzywane alkoholicznych like
oWaslaa14szaMatakic h przypadkac p~owiekszyc iebezpiecze1stWo
6alaIsz5RaHe.salbo naWet ponce, Jest moze niebezpiecz-
Infs9 MgR614S5 5ytecznenn.. #
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES So s.assss@@s.Z uszanowanien
s 88 GHRIST GRAHAM
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WASHINGTON, D, g, q Pa6dz.o#IlIHprze pol. ]
WAsZ5TELEGRAM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS {
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MUKOLWIEK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ZrobeIs : :
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-25

ka). Redaktora hral dspesne FL
ditel sboru p. JOS. Reznicek a
rebelantskeho rolnika Kudrnu
p. JOS. Jun a jeho 1elskou par
tu sehral;, PIP. F. Novak (sou-
casne reziser kusu) F. Henge-
MUS mi. JOS. Obermajer a JOS.
Hengenius. Souhra mela velice
pekny spad coz svedcf o pecli-
VEN, nastudovani. Nabytek k Wy
pravenf sceny zapdjcila ochot-
ne nabytkarska firma K. Via
SAX, Broadway roh Gar ave.
V meziatich j pri pozdeji pora-
danem plesu lcinkovala hudba
p. F. spicla.
v lednu chysta ely sbor Fu-
N.anta, peknou hru z vesnicke-
no zivota.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-25
OTEVRENf SINE JANA Ado.
Sc KOMENSKEHOsv MT.
PLEASANT.

Slavnostni otevreni Skoly ma
|vychodni 131 ul., venovane n.
|semu uciteli vsech narodd Janu
|Amosu Komenskemu, melo ka-
zdym zpusobem ddstojny prd-
beh "a neocekavane 1casti Get
nych hostd z jinych osad ce-
skeho Clevelandu. Rozsahly
hly program provedsn byl eel
kove jak predem bylo ozname-
mo az ma okolnosti, ze nekolik
pozvanych hosti nemohlo pro
nahodile Sc prekazky dostaviti.
Jinak panovala .nalada skutec-
ne slavnostni a prozite dny zd
|stanou kazdym zpdsobem milou
upominkou vsem dcastnfkiml
Porad celodenni zakoncen
|byl plesem pri zvucfch sokol-
ske hubby, poradanym hlavne
pro nasi mladez a pratelskym
banketem.
sMSSl WSS
"VODNf DRUzSTVO".
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Y DEJlNNY!cH oKAMzlclcH.

Dny nezapomenutene. Zarna vidna vcerejska pred
zrakem stava skuecnosti rozhodnem okamzku,
kdy budovy nas lz kdy praska pouta jez
DO desetleti mady ceskosovensky narod
vsupu do historic vony vladou rovny mez rovnm
We velkem narodu Vstupue do historic pevnym kro
neposkvrnenym stem, vysokO vytycenym idealem
Jako skvey bojovnk zfve zbro dava posedni ranu
prezemu hebsburskeho despo
Obrysy noveho veta vznka obzoru svea spraved
nosi prava, sveta Wisonova Masarykova.
We chvili kdy pokrytecka rakouska dpomacie posed-
skoky snaz zachranti z zachran neda kdy
z Kare H. excsaf de faco manifesy ederaisaci chce
uchova zbyky sve monarche Masarykovo provolan ce
skosovenskemu narodu utvofeni Narodn Vady ceskoso
venske jako asny besk nc uto praci Programy
predean habsburske monarchie pada ako domky ka
pred sovenou Will naroda kery ppavi Chci sve Befu
81 sve"
Jako zazrakem teto chvli zjemnuje mas sluch
slysme kroky dejin. Mnulos pfftomnost budou
setkav pred nam rozran Pres celia more vekd
husitsky choral tyc postavy Bozch Boovnikd.
Zevuje nam MatkaVlas ak bya cd Bile Hory vdo-
vim rouse tnitym skran. Ale jaka svaozaf Ii
sc e vznesene postavy! zatm, mizi spolu nj
odchazi stin Bile Hory usmren obem hrdnnost potomkd
porazenych zam pfechaz pred nami hrda smea pyi
zpevem Cest la Vcore pozdravuje mas prvni
mi papky slunce novch Cech move Slovace de vitezny
radostny zrek
Spojen pod biorudym praporem nasi revoluce zde
vsech dech veta pbmame tyo pozdravy Srdce nase
preplnena stesm hrdos laskou pripojueme pri
sahu tenn, ktere jsme jz ucni mz jsme take velke
casti - dosta Ze to budou Cechy Sovensko vone
slime nezatizene maost zobou zadnymi spolecen
skymi c savovskym rozdy ze budou Cechy Sovensko
vybudovane podkade nejvesich dead ez dstvo naso
sve tisicilete pouti
Vzpominame vsech jejichz dilem jest dnesek zifek
enz jde MIN. Vsech vudcI vojakd vyznacnych beze
mennych zde donna Padlych herou, mucednkd utrace
nych vast zakenm odprcem vsech obetovanych veke
Mysence. Dime svym mrtvym: "Nebyla vase ob6t
Ozivate znamen vezstv toho, zac jste obetova"
Pozdravueme sve drahe doma kter tax douho ceka vr
Ii chranili prapor narodni c Pozdravueme svo budou
cnost jasnemu neb mi motba, vyznani vry
dele asky poprve usty sarickeho raska
narodn pfisahy 49, dubna Praze Zdrav bud
slovensy! Rostiz vzkvete svobodny vastech Svych
vee brarsks rodns narodi pro Svoe pro
blaho pfistiho osvobozeneho Lidstva!
L. Plechaty.
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. MSSl W:SS]
"voDNf DRUzsTvo".

Ia pomerne peknk navstevy
sehral vcerejsi nedele Dram.
Sbor Ant. Dvorak v osadni sini
P. Marie Lourdske, peknou stol
bovu veselohru Vodni Druzstvo
jez jako vzdy obeccnstvo veil
ce pobavila. Rozsafneho Zelen
ku hral jako vzdy pooh ,pe-
MIN p. F. Ledinsky k nemU
Sc radili oba inzenyri hubaty
a mnohomluvny Cirkl, zivy 70
fonograf dobre nastudovany p.
F. Petrem, jenz s ochoty vystou
pill jako host a zadumcivy Ry-l
chtera p. A. Koryty. Damske
ulohy vsem lcinkujicim vytor-
ne prilehaly, naivni Bozenu nra
la 81. R. Beranova a jeji rozto-1
milou tetou Emilii byla 81. An
ma Sroubova, stastny vecer me
la 81. Vera Cimelova v uloze ra-
zne matky nekolika k manzel-
stvi zralych deer, jakoz po-
darene byly dive ukazky z teto
zasoby Lii a Meme slecen R.
81. M. skuderyonya pax zapa-
dala dobre v rance hry. Pfipa-
dne byli podani, prihlouply sa-
far Vosyka p. R. Paryzka, jenz
jest vzdy ma miste opatrny ba
racnik Kofranek p. 7. Pavllka.
Oba malomestske soupere spra
vne zosobnili PIP. F. Lesak, (Ba.
chota) F. Hengenius (Cerven-
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PRIME Sc silna zena ma ciste-
nj a vseobecnou domaci praci.
Dobry plat. Haste Sc v {. 1858
E. 70 ul. Vemte Payne ave. ka-
ru k E. 70 ul.
11-27
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PRIJMOU Sc dve zeny k myti
uradoven.. Haste Sc v {. 3469
E. SO ul., z Dalton ave.
11-27
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-25

PRIJMOU Sc diva pani ma byt
Sc stravou. Haste Sc v {. 1928
Forest ave., (E. 81 ul).
11-27
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Bell Broadway go -. Guy. Union %.

Exkaisr lest nebezpecn6 cely svet modl,
ably no cert wal
=, w.
Zmotana situace Europe cni DOZEN Jako by amneJsl
narody 81 nevedey rady co mirem pocltl
V Amerce jest ezko uziviti perem prec tax mnohy
pomaha 81 psanim dopisu pribuznym znamym pdjcku
Zakazovac hoda do 1880 vysyust cely sve hnut KITE
re pude duhu hlavne prohbcnm stvacum kefi mys re
Amerce jiz pfsi Q byznys
Nasi hosi posali om1 devcatm poelstv, nemz je Ia
da Neberte 81 stare Cekete Nekere dobrou radu
spojy vzaly 81 bohate stare muze - cekaji
Nemecka zoldnefska srana pravi, re draha Vilema H.
neni yz bude povoan vysi misto Mi
ze sta prorokyne Marie Demero Washingtone
vefehuje sve viden DIE jeho prorocv priveden bude
ci obesen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-25

PRODA Sc jeden kantr, police
a velke zrcadlo. Haste Sc {.
1903 Quincy ave.
11-3O
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1918-06-27
NO NEED TO WORRY
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there is no longer any cause to
worry. Use Marvel" Hair Cult
ivator. 1t positively promotes
a Mxuriant growth Of glossy
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/ began the use of your wonde--
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hair was not more than one inch
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Now l can arrange it in the ex-
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my waist. l now have more than
one hundred fifty regular custom
They all marvel when they notice
its effect.
To be had for SOC postpaid from
the manufacturers,
MARVEL" SPECIALITY CO.,
Madison, Wis.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1918-06-27
L. w. HOWARD
Deacon and Treasurer of Calvary
Baptist Church Milwaukee,
Vic

32nd Degree Mason
Broad and liberal hearted, with
many true friends.
This young man is native of
Philadelphia, Pa, and comes to
Milwaukee well recommended. He
is a consistent, faithful and help.
full member of the Calvary Bap-
tiSt church and has proven wor-
thy by his acts. At his own ex-
penSe he has had the inside Of
the edifice painted and decorated
giving the church a fine appear
ance. His word is his bond. He
Is the poSSeSSor of a share in T.
NJ Il. l.. Co. and an expert IN the
making and mixing of dyes for
shoes. His business is at 100 %
street. He enjoys the confidence
Of the public.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1918-06-27
MILWAUKEE,, WIS.
EVERYBODY GIVE
$1,000 is THE MARK
A Great Day at Calvary Baptist
Church Sunday June 30th
Milwaukee, Wis.

Rev. Russell and his board OF
officers are expecting to find no
slackers on Sunday when the fl
nal report will be rendered on
the $1,000 rally. Every depart
ment of the church is alive ana
will report. Friends irrespective
Of denomination, or race will lend
helping hand, services all day.
The pastor and congregation OF
the 2nd Baptist church (whitel
will be present at 3 p. IN. to lend
assistance.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1918-06-27
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS

One of Minneapolis progress
sive business men is b. VI. McDew
Real Estate Broker. Mr.. McDew
is an old Georgia boy and an
alumnus of Atlanta University.
Henry Pitts, as a loyal race
man. He is a native of Kansas
City. Mo. and has made many
warm friends in Minneapolis.
Geo. Peale. is a member of st.
Anthony Lodge 2S7L chairman
finance, 7. NJ. G.. c. No. 3S5. He
is a native of Natchett, Miss. and
a thorough race man. Watch for
his cut.
j. 7. Hamilton was formerly
from Milwaukee. Wis. a member
of AmeS Lodge No l06 and en-
joys the conf .dence of his fellow
townSmen.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Williams are
among the substantial citizens of
Minneapolis. They are constant
members of Bethesda Baptist
church. They are tax payers of
that county and are comfortably
domiciled at 2900-1l Ave. s. Mrs.
Williams was formerly Miss Cora
Shivers of Madison. Wis.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1918-06-27
MRS. JOHN ]. THOMAS
KANSAS CITY. KANS.

The friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley Ward and Miss Catherine
Reeves are cndeavoring to make
the visit of their sister and sis
ter-in-law an enjoyable one. Mrs.
Thomas has been the honored
guest of many social functions.
They were the guests of Mr..
Jas. Burk i'll an auto party sight
seeing in and around Milwaukee.
On TueSday they motored to Chi
eago and were royalty entertained
by friends.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1918-06-27

Z. w. Thomas appointed to write
the Free Press.
The Blade is always on sale at
Sam s Place 316 Fourth street and
SCOTS Newsstand, 283 4th street.
Joseph X. Tanner, jackson,
Miss, is spending the summer IN
the Cream City. He is graduate
of Alcom A. & NJ. State College
Miss. Degree b. S. His father IS
Prof of horticulture in said col
lege. Young Tanner is persuing
a course in medicine at Mehatry
and is indeed bright and ex-
ceptional young man.
j. b. Capel will spend the 4th
Of July in Madison arranging mat
ters to return to the university
in the fall. His many friends will
in the fail. Iii smany friends will
be glad to welcome him.
J. II. Dungey has returned from
Casopolis, Mich, where he went
to visit his sick brother, George
Mrs. Annie Dukes is reported
as being ON the sick list this week
She is a faithful member of the
Help Mate Household.
Mrs. Lmchor Mcqueen is quite
an entertainer on the piano. She
is also an excellent soloist.
Little Helen and Ruth Williams
are all smiles for their promotion
to the 2nd and Bird grades re-
spectfully. They are the children
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Williams
413 Cherry street.
Little Evelyn Clink Scales is
the idol of the many friends OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clink Scales.
Mrs. Blanch Alexander and
Miss Lois johnson spent Sunday
in Chicago.
Misses Ida Alridge and Dena
Bolden, Quitman, Ga, and Jack
.sonville, Fla, are the guests OF
Miss Martha Jones.
We are glad to add to our list
of subscribers Mrs. Robt Whit
aker. 4th street, Jas. Corlie anC
l.. w. Howard.
Mrs. Ida Dawson, Paducah, Ky
will be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Prevatt during July.
The informal luncheon at the
home Of Mrs. Stanley Ward ii
honor of her sister, Mrs. JOIN
johnson, Kansas City, Kas., was
indeed an enjoyable affair. Gov
crs were laid for twelve.
Editor J. Anthony Josey, was
dinner guest at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Prevatt on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sims ar,
to be numbered among the strong
supporters of The Blade. Mr.
Sims is the popular p. S. of Cor
don lodge and his wife faithful
Ruthite of Ester Household.
The editor Of The Blade, wa,
the guest Of Rev. and Mrs. f. w
Thomas on Saturday. This home
is It happy one and the little Dor
othy and Eugene keeps the home
one of continual sunshine.
The final day to report in the
$1,000 rally at Calvary Baptis'
church will be Sunday the 30tE
Rev. Russell and his officers are
planning to go over the top
Special services at 3 y. IN. every
body old and young are requested
TO be out at one of the service,
during the day an blend helping
hand to the worthy cause.
p y. F. Hollis X. kinner has
been elected as delegate to y. Y
+ NJ c. p y +, Carl Prevatt will
represent Golden Link lodge at
the Grand session in Madison
{. J. Sykes will spend the 4th
of July in Madison guest of the
Blade.
David Il. Ellis brother Of Mrs
Laura Duncan has accepted a po.
SItion at the city library.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1918-06-27
RALLY, RALLY, RALLY !


Little Elsie Kinner. AGA 9th st.
il confined to he'd with tonsilitis
The Blade Joins her many friends
in wishing her am early recovery.
Miss f. Sykes who is spending
= part Of her vacation with her
sister Mrs A. e. Thaver will
ave this week to visit friends in
Wvnona. Mimi. for two weeks.
Miss A. Nearguard became the
Bird, of W. Johnson last Thurs
dav. We wish for them pleas
ant Journey over the matrlmoni-
al sea. They are domiciled at 406
Cedar street
Mrs J. O. Morley is attending
the Mite missionary convention in
Des Moincs. Iowa.
Mrs ! + Alexander. Miss l..
Johnson and others motored to
Chicago last Sunday. They en-
loved the trim
Mrs II. Owens will visit friends
in PENNSYLVANIA soon.
Mr. II Dolstrno departed this
life last Thursday lie was for
mcrIy of Evanston III The rec
mains were buried here Mother.
wife. sister and friends mourn
his loss,
Mrs. j. f. Alexander enter
tanned the art department of the
W. l. c. at Lake Park last Mon
day. Those present amused them
selves bv running races doing gym
nastic stunts and PLAYING bali af-
ter the work Of the club was fl
uishcd. The hostess served a very
dainty luncheon.
Little Steve Moore 300 9TH
street is able to be oui after "A few
day Illness.
Mr. and Mrs. \. W. Cammaclz
40S Cherry street entertained the
bridal party last Thursday eve.
nmg. Covers were laid for twelve
4 very elaborate dinner was
served.
Mrs. j. s. Woods is much i'm
proved after several weeks illness
\ pretty sight last Suuda, ar
ttrnoon was Harry Ballard nj.
most fully recovered and accom-
nanind il, his cbor,ninm ,,ifo
pushing the baby carriage.
Mr. Dean Nohr was recently
called 10 the colors and is now nj
Camp Grant
Widows Son LODGE No - f
4 4 NJ celebrated - John '. dav
with services AT 81 Mark : church
Roy DR. j q Morley preached
tle sermon \ LARGE audience was
present ana left much IMPRESSED
with the order
Mrs Rhodo Williams wife Of
Prof Enh Williams for many
v.ars residents Of This city died
recently at Greensboro \ G.
Euueral WAS nj Oshkosh Wis
Nh. ana Mrs Edv Davis have
,,,.,'al ;n,. th.;n no,,, Lnn,a ~
Eleventh street north Of Lea
S.bn.t.r. Janartnant .tnro,
are now emrIoving roIored urls
ON tbe elevators In rrroon,tion
of I'M. st,n ~. commend tb,3n ~
vour natronogp
Mrs W;lh.lm;na \ulor.on
formerly Donglass died rnront)v
Among the Inrc. graJnat;ny
class ~ lrornnatts TnilrrS;t,. waS
Dr. Lr.d + %orman nf M nan.
taI scbooI
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1918-06-27

When you buy War Savings
Stamps you do not give your
money, you loan it at 4 per cent
compounded quarterly. You help
your government, but you help
Yourself even more.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1918-06-27
Southern Barbecue

NJ IlWduhtt, " d.
Don I fail to attend Old Fa-
shion Barbecue & Picnic at Papst
Park Tuesday, July Is, under the
auspices of Silver Leaf Charity
Club. II
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1918-06-27

All matter for The Blade must
reach us not later than Tuesday of
each week for publication, must
be written on one side of the
The Brinkley argus., 1918-05-10
SD Reward
Bi@ Bay Mare Light S0ueI Horse Mule

Strayed from Harrison place northeast of Monroe last Sunday, one big bay mare. with white stocking feet one front hoof split by barbed wire, trace chain marks oh side, collar marks on shoulders, holds head up.
 Also a sorrell mare mule, with split in right ear.
 Both animals strayed from the E. l.. Harrison place northeast of Monroe, Sunday, April 14th. Last seen 2 miles southeast of Brinkley on Dickson township road.
 $10 cash reward will cheerful ly be paid for information lead ing to recovery. Call by phone or address either E. L. Harrison, Monroe, or the owner. Gabe Thomas, R. F. D., Moro. Ark.
The Brinkley argus., 1918-05-10
Red Cross Notes

To-day the American Red Cross is the largest organization of any kind in the world and the great est force for good. In the black melter of warning nations it is the one bright spot of hopeful manitys Light. So you should give to your Red Cross until your heart says stop-it is the Heart of the World. Give your time, talent and money. Every penny given to the war fund is goes for war relief.
 The campaign for funds be- gins May 2Oth. Brinkley town ships assessment is $4OO0, and we must go over the top. In the meantime work is going steadily on in the work room, and the records show an every increasing output in every de- partment. 25 sweaters, "A pr. of socks; 6 pr. wristlets and 1 mufflers have been turned in since our shipment on April 18th. This shows that the knitting needles are kept busy and many of the boys and girls carry their knitting with them at all times. A shipment of yarn is expected soon.
 Our rooms have had a spring cleaning, under the direction of Mrs. Emmons and Miss Sara Black, and look very inviting. Mesdames Pfeiffer, Schoeffer, Brown axd Drace of Piggott, en- route to the Biennial, called at the work room last Thursday. | A Red Cross dinner was sery- ed at Mrs. Laura Carr Young's Ice Cream Parlor on Thursday. May 9th.
The Brinkley argus., 1918-05-10
&|O REWARD Mare and Mule Colt

One small brown mare, about IA hands high, 2 or 8 years old in rather thin condition. A west ern horse broken to work but not very gentle, has been ~on my place 2 I-2-Miles s. E. of Black ton for IS mouths.
 The dark mare mule colt. a year old in March. was raised on same farm. and is branded G on right shoulder.
 These animals were last seen on range East of Blackton about April 10th. $I0 cash reward will be gladly paid for any informa- tion leading to recovery.
 Please write or phone J. B.. Henderson, Blackton, Ark, or myself.
 A. J. Cannon, May 2 1918. Clarendon. Ark