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LANGUAGES.
CHANGE OF CORPORATE NAME.


steam and Hot Water Filters AssocIa-
ton OF the State Of New York. held on
October 49, 1918
"RESOLNED that the name ~ this cor
po,Htion he changed from Master steam
and Hot Water Filters Association Of tho
state Of New NorK To Heating and Piping
Contractors New York state Association
me
JOHN r.. SHEEHAN, Precedent.
WILLIAM j OLNANN Secretary.
Resolution adopted at meeting OF Master
steam ana Hot Water Fttters Assoria-
rou Of New York cry, held on o.
tubcr IL, 1915.
"RESOI.NED that the name Of this cor
poration he changed from Master steam
and Hot Water Filters Association Of New
York city to Heating and Piping Contrac-
tors New York city Association. Inc"
WILLIAM II, CURTIN, President.
HENRY b. GOMBERS, Secretary.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
HELP WANTED.


PATRIOTIC, steady, well paid employ
ment in your own home, knit urgently
needed war socks for MS on the fast, simple
Auto knitter; fun particulars to day. &C.,
stamp. AUTO KNITTER COMPANY. DEPT
& 81 sal Jefferson, Buffalo. y. y.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-24
Summer 1889

ben 9ldse, oie tueseil ibrer itoi5en
5alllenballen uno Spisenarbeit ibrer.
@iebel berilbmt iparen, lino 5lt Strip
peln geidolien. Die &atbeorale lit
niht beiier onran Inter Dem 6elicr
llno giienbagel 1ino ibre @etpolbe slls
ian1nlengefttidt. Gie giIoiaulen ullo,
@lasfenlter liegen in Sherben nuf,
oen JIielen. Die Sduferfir6e 1T ponL
groboDen raliert, Der Hala1t Saint-
gaalt lit IN Slammen aufgegangeff
nnb nit ibn alle Sic foItbaren BORT
nllfbepabrtel1 Irdipe.
s(Ies, mas Ser arieg nlr boies
antlln fanrL Bat glrras in oieier
3eit, Die ei15ig in Der @eltgeididte
oaltebt, erbuloen nriilietl.
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init 370,358, Gbenrnis NIT 358, 1856,
9iiirnberg init 357141, Stnttgari
nit $40, ,554, glherfelo NIT 1885, 400
nno 8renren nit 299,526 SGinmob'
nern es liegt anf Der Sano, oafl
ourd oas pbanonerale slntDableu
uerbaltnisnldBig fleiner Staote 81
Stioten NIT elmer balben Miaiou
ginlpobner uno oariiber fonrnunale
grobleme geihaffen tDeroen rniillelt,
oeren Sbniertgfeiten gar niht ab5it-
leben iilro. 9enn ielbit tpenn oieie
f5taote in ibrem neuen llmfange ben
aries iiberoauern iollten, miiroen tie
olf lnnge 3eit binnus nnfersig blei=
ben. slnf Wenihetalter binallsl
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Sl.657, ,678,8OO
Sinh aui oic nflt gibtrm=9lnleibt gtjtidntt.
Kcine qrcBen Kdmpfe.
lntune@men g9n Offence uno 3ee6rnegee
Sou0anc mmc Gemticblnnc.
aeine areaserdrnng gege1 SnlgQrien nne bic sarff.
gabotaae Sia pom YrdiiDenten untersetdbnet

True translation flled with the
Postmaster at San Antonio on
April 24th as required by the
act Of October 9th 1917.
;sir sic 9ibertp gnleibe iinb Jest
81, ,657 SIS, 800 se5eihnet, nnsefabr
55 Erosent Der 0eiam,ntiimme Dpn
5000 Wfilliunen Dollar. 1lnier tera-
niiAer 0iitrift bat jett $45, 161 400
aeseiAnet, unsefGbr So Trpsent Der
BON tim gefOr6ertem SnHame.
Cine 9epeide ans NaIbingtsn
iagt, mabremo 6ieitr Node miir6en
Die srofartisiten 3eidnnnsen apf bic
9ibertp- -glnIeibe semad)t iuerbea, bic
je gemad)t ieien.
Nie Sic glii. EreiIt melost, berrid)t
nod INNER Hnbe an Der sanSen
Gd)ladtfrDnt.
Die Gnglan6cr ,nel0en, ban lie bel
Nobecq Serrain gtippnnea baben.
Gentide slngriffe smild)en sailis-
np mn6 gfobons iinO IN ben @useien
uerleifen, iuie aug Earis aemelbet
,uiro, erfolalos.
Neitere Gampfs 1aben III Der &c.
aenb ppn Mlbert itnttaefnn6en. SIo-
Iid) bpm 9(Delng @nlo 1aben sic
Gnglan6er ibrr Gtellungen nrl 25O
Yaro anf cine 6runt Bpm lU'O yaro
pDrgeIdpben.
S&)uere glrtiiIeriefGmpfc babea
bei sanr6< 6<en- Sanferre mno Nupun
ifatfasjlSn
1ts6sr 6as lIuternelmen Der Gns.
Ian6er aeaen 0ie 0entIAen 1tnterlee-
boptitationen 2eebrueaae nn6 Giteu.
be tuiro nod nadjtraalidy gemelbef,
ban 0as 1lnternebmen in 3eebruesee
uollitamOia aealiidt nno Sic Ginfa9ri
in Sen Snfen blodiert lit. sSm gesme
anf citen6e 1T bies nod nidt pSllia
liar, bod 1T 0ie enaliIhe Mbmirali.
tGt Der Mniidt, oaE 6as ltnternebmen
aud bort einen rannebm6aren Gr-
lola" lreaiunable mcclure Of ilccef)
acbabt fat. Sn 3eebraegge ipnr0en
aud ensliids Seelente selanbet, mel.
de cine Stnn0e lana ami Der Mole,
BEN 6afenbamm, fampften mno bic.
lem .erofen GAa0en snfiigten.
Nm Weit,fer hes @arbar In Wase.
nanieu ha6su S;e ssrausp,en eineu er.
foloreidlen guoriif arf Sic Neutidleu
aenadlt
Dir Snrfen melAsn. Soa i;e aui
aem Weoe md, aors iiuS uuS csur.
oefi. nprSmeItlid, pon 8atum. oeup,u.
men 6aben
1fmnoriI6e Srunpeu iolieu in S,l.
o;eu auoefemuneu iein. IS mirS Ron
ihrer 9intuejenfeit ans aittidl uuS
Mut,uerpen aemelSet.
Dir aaua6ier meloen. oaf lie mai.
renS Ser lehteu smSIf EtmnSen 81,
oeatidjen einien an iiebeu perIdlieSe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-24

SUltHulteu ytlUSttt ittH. StiuHhi'
Iid) famen bort aud SnSenuerfof'
amnaen ppr. giele 2ente iunrSen pou
ben Splbaten eridlpiien.
Slus @ai6ingtDn iuirb oarnnf ami,
mcrflam semadt, bah man ben Sol
baten in ben 9agern feline entmnti'
aenoen griefe idJreiben ioa, Oaonrd
luarbem bie meiiten 9eiertionen Der
anlaft.
0epeiden Der NiI. Hrfjie iagen, q
lei leidt mDslid, baF Die 9entidcn
lire neme Cffeniipe an siuei Stelleu
beainnem Waroen, burd Mnsriffe ani
bie engliIden Stellnnsen in Star
bern nn6 anf biejenisen nDrolid) bon
Der Connie.
Nsan eriuartet, oaf bic iiioamerifa-
niiden Mepnblifen llrngiiaD anS slr-
aentiuiem oeinnGdit Grieg sesai
SemtIdlano erflGren iuer0en.
g(ms eonoon uirb gemeloet,
9entIdlamo 1abc an 6olanS ein III.
timatum geiteat. Gs Derlanat, BAT
aile bentIden sranspurte, aud Siejeni-
aen bpm &riessmaterial, 6nrdJ Sool'
LAMB erlanbt Ieim iollen. 9as bullum-
oiidc &abinet fat cine ankergewOllIt'
lide Situng abgebalten. Die yesie.
bnneen spild)en 9entidlau6 nmo Sol-
lnm6 Ipllem iebr geipannt iein.
Trafoemt @ilion bat bis Sabota.
se.yill nnter5eidnet, bic alien, lueldlt
Ariessmaterial serit6ren, cine Strait
bom 10000 Dollar iinb Sreisig Sal'
re i'm 3udtbaus anferlest.
g8ie man Jest erfGbrt, unr6e DC,
ipaniid5e 9ampier rMontebiocO" De,
iidj anf Ser 1abrt bpm Ga6is mad
slmerifa befanS, am 10. Wsars poI
eimen bentiden llnterieebpot amgc
balten nno se5lumnsen, mad Saoi'
snriifSnfebren.
Der 9or6-Napor uon 9nblin be
abiidtigt einen SeIud in @aibinstoi
III MAIDEN.
/, Capt. G6as. Carroll BON NiarD
lamb fat oas frans0iiid)e Sirens ocl
Gbrenlcsion erbalteu.
Gbineiiide yanoitcm baben cine.
9lmerifaucr Wamens $. s. euuc &c
famgen genoinmen, aber luie0cr frei
aelaiIen. gtud) anbere Mmerifancr
sic nit ibm saiammen sefanscn &c
nomnlen ipnrSem, limb freigelaiier
luorocn, bis anf einen Serrn aple
nen ef-Sngeniear Der Sims-Garel
Company.
Der Eaplt mill cine mene arieSenS
anreauna perimden, iobalb Die Sf
feniipe inn Norbueiten III elm mene:
i staSimm Der Gntluifelnng einsetre
ten lit.
Eraiioent @ilion lit sesen BIZ
GrieaserflGrnng gesen gnlgariel
nn6 bie 5iirfei. Gs gebt oies baranl
bcrpor, oaf feline anbanser einen ge
idllmF III Unniten eimer iold)eF
arieaserflarnng nieberitimmten.
Cine 9epeide aus Jranfreid be
itreitet, bak Die 3entiden bel ibrea
Mnariff anf bic glinerifaner nal
Iranspien in Der giabe bon Ionl Gr
fola battem, Sic Iast, es lei bies ell
boiler Sieg Der amerifaner II. 5raa
spien seiueien.
sSn srlamo fat seitern Der arbeits
lpie Sag, Der Iroteit segen bic SION
ifription, itattssfnnben. Gr 1T an
idleinemo pullfommen prosrammaRil
uerlamfen.
Ger rniiiId)e Wiinilter bes glnslpar
t,gen fat oasegen pruteitiert, oai
| oentide mnS ufrainiidle Srnppen il
Die arim einseriidt iinb.
9iam Gbanora, Der iiSiidle 3ei
tungsberamsseber, Der nit anSerel
Der @erIdiu6raHg sur Gebolmtioniiie
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IuHB sJHultH5 uu9S%4uS~ ~ 'N-'D ~ -
San Syrancisco prpseiiiert iuirb, ipmr-
ss~im GcridtsIaal BON citem anoe-
ren inbilden Slnseflagten, Nam
Singh, aeidpiien mnb id)iuer seriBtn-
bet. Singh ipurOe bamm BON oent
Snnbesmarid)all 0oloban eridoilen.
Die Stimmnng gesen g6anOra 1T nu-
ter ben glnseflasten feline giinltige.
Gr ipl periGnlide @orteile onrd) Die
9eridnpDrmng erlangt baben.
General HerilJing beridtet, Sae
;luei anterifanilde Solbaten I'M
aampf fielen, baf eimer an 8nnoen
itar6 unb bier an Granfbettem, bal,
memn idiuer nno q leidt perlunnoet
lunr0en.
N,tm. Suroan in Jriebrids6mrg
llat iett bie idriftlide Mitteilnng er-
ilaltem, oaf iein Soln, eentnaflt
eomis Sorban, am F'ten Wfars sefal-
len lit.
yHahrenb 6ieIerWode luir6 8riegs=
mimiiter Safer Ieinen Hlan fir Ger
grOfernng bes 5eeres perDffentltd)en.
slns gSaIbinstou : fuirb seneloet,
innerlalb ipeniger 8Dden iuiiroe Die
S,eritellnng Idiuerer 0eidiite in mn.
ierm qanbe in pollein 0anse lein.
Nus @aibinston miro semeloet,
Ser ariegsminiiter lei nit Der felten
ltebersensuns nus europa 5iiriifsc-
fehrt, Der ipirflid)e &f iollte nnr
uun inngen 2enten getan iuerben. Gr
loll bafiir iein, idJen Die imngen Sen-
te BON 5luansis Sabren snm aftiuea
9ienit einsnsieben, Sasegen mill er
feline 2ente, bic alter als 81 Sabre
iin6, in ben aapipf ididen. Gr ipili
nllerbinss gente bis snm 40iten Sab
re einsieben; aber Siejenisen, Die al
ter ais 81 Sabre iiho, ipaen an Stel-
lie non iiingen 2enten in ben Wiuml=
tionsfabrifcn permenSet lperben.
@initpn Gpeneer gbnrdill iagt.
bie Cffeniipe Der 9emtiden Gabe per-
anlaft, bnf oie Maiierten cine Viii
liom mebr Mann einse5ogen batten.
Senator Gbelan pom Galiforuicu
bebanptet in elmer 9iebe, Die er I'M
gnnbesienat bielt, baf Sbomas
Wfoonep, Der smm SObe uernrtcilt
lunroe, ueil CT Idnlbig befnnoem mar
Vomben anf einen 5eitsug in San
Jraneiseo seuorfen 81 baben, pom
,, Trans 8opp, benz bemtiden apninl
/, in Sam syraneiseo, 6eituhen iuorben
iei. gelueiie fir bieIe gebamptnna
bnt CT nidt porge6rad)t. Gr erflnric
and, oaR er felt bapon iibersemgt lel,
NpuneD babe einem bnrdans gered)'
ten HroseF erbalten.
Der repablifaniidJe Senator Sber-
man BON ssllinois griff nniern Erait-
oenten nnb nniere ganse &egiernms
mGbrenb Der Debate iiber bic Sper-
man Bill in leiSenidaftliher ySetlc
an nnS mari linn nno ieinen Gatge-
bern alle m0glihen idlimmem Sinse
upr. Sad ben 9epelhenberid)tcn flin'
gen einige bieier slnflagen bireft ab-
inro, 10 luenn er ppm ariessminiiter
Safer bebanptete, beriel6e lei elm Ea'
sifiit. glm SdJarfiten griff er, anfer
gafer, ben ganbluirtidafts- -Sefretar
@ilIpm, ben Ueneralpoitmeilter gnr.
IeiOm nno George Greel, ben Tprnt-
ser bes sgnrean Of Enblic sSnfprma
tion" an. 8ilipn nnb Surlelun
nannte er Staatsio5ialiiten BON bern
Ioriibemoen Der yNon EartiIan
aeasne," ". @. Soiunlep, bebanptetc
er, er itebe inter bentidlem GinflnR
nnb iei BON Den SentIden beitpd)ell
,uoroen, cine Mnflage, Die Jest beion.
oers beliebt lit, neil lueSer Der ge'
iucis nod Der 8esenbelueis seliefert
iueroen fam.
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SAINT ,sreibeits-Su

Gin ieSer @erein, Der iiber gaar-
mittel snr Sapitalsanlase uerfiist,
uoer 8eloer sn bieiem 3iuede fliiiiia
MAIDEN fam, Iollte nidt perfeblen.
iopiel 0elb mie mOalid in s5reibeits-
bpnos am5nlrgen.
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sNnfanb.


Weitere groltoBe llno IN pent-
met uno San Saeirlto, eal, gelpitrt
tporoen.
Vim 1ltell Wfal loll Der DfoneD
SroerA gerfebr NIT Wferlfo wleOer
alifgenotlnlet1 Deroer.
Sfdatslefrefar Sal1lIilg piitl1Df
ttIe)t, oaB llftler leslge gofl1affer "
Setersbllrg, gaoto ~ Sranels, alS
otad)folger Sfone's 6linl SnlloeSle<
tlator ernal11lf meroe, 1on0ern Dob er
als Boflbafter m HuBlano bletbe-
Seneraiofretfor sVteMooo nlad)f
betanllf, oaB aafangs Wfal one SoDlle
aller gaDnangeltenter erDoDf meroel1
lDllroen.
Anf Dem yart : Aplaflonsfcioe
BET yaempDls senrl, ltllrate Ger
Sligtaoett Hoger W Sdfferloll pom
Wftneola, N y, mt 1elnem Aaropldn
aus etrer Sobe Dofl lUOO OnB 40
nno miroe ahgenollulIW geIolel.
safferlon lfano I'M 70. Sepenslagre
Sreoertd y. MIler, Der oeiiflre
DtdDor oes SfaofnenS Vflnlgan
e1fp, Sflo, IT " Der 9nlp1lIaol
ssalblngton als feIilolI1er Anslalt,
Der perbdftet Doroer Nf1ller gatte
leiu erltes1 gltrgerpapIer por Alts<
ornd] oes Grtcges crDalfell mo Daffe
nd) fad @alDIngfoft Degepeil, ll''I
mt oen rlaBgepeiloelI 9eDproeil iocs
gen ansferflgnng lelllcs 5ipeltell 30
pIeres gu oerDanoeiif
0as glnloes eIrellifserlpt'
BON EbliaoeipDta pat oas ltper gre
oertf Grafff pom gnlloesgerldf N
Nemart oerDdllgfe itrfcIt oon lltl'I
Sabren 3atdbaus llno SaDlllng elner
@elolfrafe bon 81 ,uoO Dellatlgl,
araflf, Der ~ Der lesfeli Sfnalslpapl
als 1o51altlfllHer Sailotoaf fltr oaS
@oiloerneursa11lf BON 9tem Setlep
aaTgeireleil luut, ioiatoe lu1uto'9 pe-
lunpe't oas Splo''use 9eles us'-
ieeI 81 papen-
2sieie oeullUe syfaueH. oic n,ul
nalutalll'etl llHu HuW oe'l .'eue,. ~,
lflnlnlltllgen ge5mitngeh l'no, llg aug
feltloilne Mnsinloerlnl.eH require
rem 81 iallen, paoefl Del oen 5u'la'1-
olgen Seporoen II steio gorl nnl
erialipnIs nap9elhWl, naV Senllp-
iaHo 6lrnulegten 5u pusle'1 q. u''les
IDnell peIlnoeI llg aala ole Iila''ge,
rIn 6rat arrof-Sner, mei@e aia
gfargarefge Sper III gfelropoi,lall
JpernDallle 5u ssen s)ort lell 'i1egre-
rem sSaDren dii1geIrelei. ipar e
mlroe Dor Seglnn Der iesIen Netp'ss
Sallon froRoenl lpr aoilltaII noV
nle)f augelall1en mar, opne lrgenolpsl,
0e efflnaol9nilg ehlialel' i!,'p uls
FeIltollfber IllslalloerIn lpat III ilu'
| iaot sSrall Gber erfldrt, in Berlin
s(usiid,ten auf ciu alites engagement
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Negudt

0teiud)t - cine oltere oelitide
GSrau ole ein gutes @eim baben ipili,
5irr &iilfe BEL Der 5ausarbeit tf5b
RoolepeIt slpe. Eel. Grofett 2747.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1918-05-02

Miss BeSS Buck visited IN st. Paul
Tuesday.
NJ. M. Walters visited in the Twin
Cities today.
Mrs. Hodge visited in the Twin
Cities Tuesday.
w. P. Knowles returned h m e
from Texas Friday.
John Dunn was a business visitor
in Minneapolis Monday.
Mrs. John Dusek visited with rel
atives at Beldenville today.
Misses Lizzie and Eva O'Connor
and visited in Hudson Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Nassau were ST.
Paul visitors Tuesday and yesterday.
Wanted-A girl for homework.
Mrs. Ferris White.
DR.. L. H. Keller of Madison will
preach at the Congregational church
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Chryst of Hud-
son visited relatives in the city over
Sunday.
Miss Nadine Peterson visited with
friends in st. Paul from Friday un-
til Monday.
Mrs. Albert Ramberg and Mrs.
Emma Deickman visited in Belden-
vile yesterday.
Grin Aasterud. who is stationed at
Camp Pike, arrived this morning on
ten day furlough.
The Methodist Ladies, Aid Society
will meet in h e Church Parlors
Thursday, May 9th.
Otto Kolstad of Pennington,
Mimi, visited his brother Gerhardt
the first of the week.
T. A. Kinney who has been visit
ing his son, Ed. at Washburn re-
turned home Sunday.
Theodore Covers of Waterloo,
this state, visited at the home of
Mrs. E. Covers today.
Miss Clara Lien of Minneapolis
spent Sunday at the home of her
mother, Mrs. A. L. Lien.
Mrs. L. Hauan returned Monday
from visit Of several days w t h
friends in the Twin Cities.
Mrs. ]. G. Bassett of Minneapolis
visited her mother, Mrs. A. l.. Lien,
from Friday until Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Booth former
ly of this city, recently moved from
Minneapolis to Bemidji, MINI.
Mrs. Anna Keith returned Sun
day from St. Paul where s h e has
been visiting the past two weeks.
Are you looking for a house? /
have some bargains. See my list be-
fore you buy. S. L. Krauth.-adv.
Mrs, M. Wondrowitz Of Superior
visited over Sunday with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Parker.
Mrs. Sven Nelson returned yester-
day from Superior where she has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. B.
J. Haling.
Mrs. Anna D. Harris and Mrs. Ida
Lord returned Tuesday from Cali
fornia where they have been spend
ing the winter.
The South Fork Ladies Aid will
meet with Mrs. Alvin Lowell in the
city May 16, which is one week later
than usual time.
Gerhard KoIstad returned to the
city Saturday after a two weeks
visit with his parents at Red Wing
and left Monday for Camp Grant.
c. A. Smith has rented of w. E.
Winter the soft drink parlor former
ly conducted by him and will sell
candies, soft drinks, cigars and to-
bacco.
Dance, tomorrow (Friday) eve
ming at the New Centerville Pavilion.
n
nish the music. Lunch will be
served at the stand.
Owners of It S in Greenwood
Cemetery will please call at the Of
fee and pay for the care of same
for year 1918.
w. Vannatta, Treas.
Mrs. Richard Flint returned to
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Local News

Mrs. Cordelia Severson was a ST.
Paul visitor yesterday.
You know there is wall paper for
you at Taggart's .-adv.
A. w. Lund was business visitor
in the Twin Cities Tuesday.
Otto TheIander was business Wis
itor in the Twin Cities Tuesday.
Corstan Wiger Of st. Paul spent
Sunday with his brother, John, OF
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. WATSON and
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Elliott visited
in st. Paul Saturday.
Josephus Bailey returned Monday
from Long Beach, Cal, where he
been spending the winter.
Mrs. Al Haugen and daughter are
visiting wi h relatives at Turtle
Lake and Cumberland this week.
Mr.. NJ Mrs George Williams
and daughter, Miss Laura, of Pres
colt visited friends in the city Satur-
day.
Mrs. Katherine Mcmahon n d
daughter Miss Isabelle visited over
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
F. Engdahl.
The Liberty day program | a
Friday afternoon drew out large
crowd. Business places were closed
from z o'clock to 4::30.
G. E. Helgeson who was in the
city to attend the funeral o f h i s
aunt, Mrs. Mrs. Jacob Johnson, re-
turned to his home at lola Saturday
The Ladies Improvement League
will have their e G u a r business
meeting in the City Hall, Monday,
May 9Th at 2:30 p. m. A full attend
ance is desired.
DR.. Clough, the man to consult
about your eyes, up-to-date meth
DDS, latest styles in frames and
mountings. See his patients about
his work. Office room 2. Gladstone
Hotel 7th and 9Th of each month.
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Josephus Bailey was a Hudson

Josephus Bailey wa S Hudson
visitor Monday.
F. M. White was business visitor
in Ellsworth Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. Chinook, Jr., was a
St. Paul visitor Tuesday.
E. B. Carisch and Frank Fuller
motored to st. Paul Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Moe has purchased Mrs.
M. Fitzsimmons home on Spring
street.
Miss Vida Swoverland visited at
her home at Hersey from Saturday
until yesterday.
Miss Ethel Hotchkiss and Miss
Inez Lauder are visiting in Shell
Lake and Hertel this week.
Mrs. w. E. Tubbs and daughter,
Miss Edith, visited friends at Scion
Springs, from Friday until Sunday.
Miss Jessie Thompson of D r
Park was the guest Of Miss Lois
Beddal from Saturday until yester-
day.
Perfect Glasses m e for the
most efficient service. DR.. E. c..
Roberts at Gladstone Hotel, Friday
May, 24th.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Elliott return
ed home Monday from c orp u s
Christi, Texas where they have been
spending the winter.
The entertainment Saturday eve
ming for the benefit of the Woman's
hospital work in France was we'll at
tended and highly enjoyed.
Mrs. Anna Johnson d c. E..
Helgeson who were called here on
account of the death of their sister,
Mrs. ] acc b Johnson. returned to
their homes at lola, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Howe who
spent the winter at Pensacola, Fla J,
and were visiting their daughter,
Mrs. w. H. Fritz, at Fort Wayne,
Ind, the past month returned home
Monday.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1918-05-02

Thomas Kinney visited in Hudson
Monday.
Victor Bailey was st. Patl visit
or Tuesday.
w. H. Putnam was St. Paul Wis
itor Saturday.
H. Goldsmith Of Hudson visited in
the city yesterday.
Miss Olive Gathen of Hudson Wis
tied in the city today.
L. L. Plummer left yesterday on
business trip to Durand.
Mrs. S. Miller of ST. Paul spent
Sunday with relatives in the city.
Mrs. H. C. Ryberg went to New
Richmond yesterday to visit friends.
Arthur bennington o f Hudson
was in the city on business Tuesday.
Frank West left yesterday on
business trip to St. Louis and Kan
sas City.
Miss Helen Follansbee who has
been teaching in n. D. returned
home Tuesday.
Mrs. August B 0 c k returned
Tuesday from a weeks visit with
her mother at Baraboo.
Mrs. o. M. White visit d her
daughter, Miss L 0 | a, at Roberts
from Saturday until Monday.
Corporal Reuben E. Peterson of
Ellsworth arrived from Camp Grant
last Friday for ten days visit.
For Sale-Strawberry plants 75c
hundred and Sc a thousand. Rasp-
berry plants 81 a hundred and S.
thousand. Coley Krauth.
James II. Stirratt has sold his
100 acre farm in Oak Grove to Vim
cenz Marek. The consideration was
$40, Prescott Tribune.
The opening dance at the Els
worth Pavilion last Friday night was
attended by an unusually large
crowd. Over 800 numbers were sold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Oakley of
Dillworth, Mimi. visited the first of
the week at the home Of the form
er's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Oak
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Williams and
NorVal Haddow, motored to Chip
pewa Falls Friday and visited with
DR.. s. Williams and family until
Sunday.
L. O. Goldsmith Of Hudson, stat
Toned at the Great Lakes n ava
Training Station, Chicago, visited in
the City Tuesday. He is on ten
day furlough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. Morley
and children motored to the CT ty
from Jordan, Mimi, and spent Sun.
day and Monday at the home Of Mrs.
Morley's brother, Cotton Whitcomb. |
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. N. Wiger a n d
son, Nicholas and Mrs. Burr Olson
motored to Minneapolis Sunday and
visited with Mrs. R. N. Jensen who
is at the home Of her daughter, Mrs
E. H. Parker.
Mrs. c. ]. Green and son, Jay,
who have visiting at the home of
her mother, Mrs. F. 6. Laramy left
yesterday for their home in st. Paul
yesterday. Mrs. Laramy accompa-
MED her daughter home for few
days visit.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-14
NO THRILLING

~H HE President told the
VI Bird G e p 0 rt munition
workers to abide by the
decision of the labor mediation
board or get off the job and go
to war.
On the same day the govern
ment took over the Smith &
Wesson plant because that
company had been backward
in complying with regulations.
The government will run the
business itself for the remain
der of the war.
The day of foolishness and
dwadling is past. There are
but two kinds Of people in war
time, friends and foes. Those
who help with labor and with
sacrifice are friends. Those
who block and hamper the war
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-14
AN ILL TIMED INSULT

~ HE chairman of the repub-
VI lican congTe sssional cam
paign committee says a
republican house and senate
should be chosen SO as to pro-
tect the country against COM
promise and incon, elusive peace.
1t is a silly plea from narrow
mind. President Wilson is the
world leader in the cause of
peace by victory. He has the
confidence of. the American
people and of the allied natl
ons. That confidence is based
on accomplishments Four
million American soldiers in
Europe by June with IA milli-
on additional men just regis
tered for possible service does
not spell inconclusive peace.
The surest way to victorious
peace consists in unwavering,
united support of the president,
not by repudiating Wilson
through imposing an OPPOSITE
on ongress upon him. The re-
publican chairman has offered
an untinely insult to an able,
sincere, courageous president
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-14
OUR WAR MACHINE
WORKS

60 swiftly did Pershing's
81 men go after the st. Mi
hiel salient that the fam
Gus salient was wiped out al
most before Berlin knew any
thing had started. The claim
is made by the Hun chiefs that
they retired to prepared positi-
ons. But 10000 or more re-
tired to prepared positions" in
American prison camps. If
Potsdam can take consolation
out of this let them have it.
st. Mihiel shows that the
American army can do on a big
scale what it did on a small
scale at Chateau Thierry. The
army can fight, it can move