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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-03
STRAzE PA
TROLUJA w

Norfolk, Va, 8. stycznia. - A
genci departamentu sp~rawiedli-
woSci i patrole marynarzy wczo-
raj aresztowaiy wiele osob podej-
rzanych po tel stronie rzeki Eli
zabetb z powodu onegdajszych
tajemniczych pozarow w bizne-
sowej dzielnicy Norfolku, pc dru
giej zaS stronie rzeki miasto
Portsmouth zostalo faktycznie
oddane pod kontrole wladz mary
narki. Takiez patrole strzega IL
lie miasta Norfolk. Szkode zrza-
dzona przez pozar obliczaja ma
S2,OOO,O 900.
Kontradmirai Mclean, komen-
dant tutejszego dystryktu okre-
towego, rozeslai patrole marynar-
XII do biznesowej dzielnicy w
Portsmouth, do fabryk i budyn-
kow kolejowych i nadbrzeznych.
POZAR w H~ARRISBURGU.
Harrisburg, Pa, 8. stycznia.-
Wczoraj rano wybuchf pozar Z
tajemniczej przyczyny w war
sztacie farb we fabryce amunicyi
Harrisburg Pipe and Pipe Bend
ing Company i zrzadzii szkode ma
setki tysiecy dolarow, zanim go
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-03

korone. Front zas zdobia cztery
frontowe kolumny i try obrazy,
pred kazdym obrazcm wlsl lam"
pa najwyzsza nalezy do Lacinni-
k6w, druga do Grek6w, a trzccia
90 Ormian. TAX samo p%odzielonc
81 wielkie swieczniki stoJacc
PREY w~ejsciu. CaloSc przedstawia
styl nieokreSlony.
Prog waskich drzwi, przez kto-
re sic wchodzi do wnetrza, wzno-
s.; sic p6ltorej stopy ponad po-
ziom posadzki rotundy. Pc wei
sciu tam znajdzicmy sic w ma
lynn przedsionku 10 stop d}ugim
a 7 stop szerokim. Wewnatrz
muru znajduja sic scllody prowa-
dzacc ia maiy tatas ponad Gro
BEN.
Sw. Cyryl Jerozolimski powia-
Ga. re przcdsionek jest miejscem,
gdzic nicwiasty, kt6re przysziy
do Grobu Chrystusa, ujrza}y A
nioia i ola tego ten przedslonek
Grobu nabwano kaplica Aniofa.
UIamek kamienia, ktorym zam-
l,niety byi Gr6b Chrystusa Pana,
znajduje sic W. oprawie marmuro-
wei, tworzacej pedestal, a usta-
wiony ma Srodku tel kaplicy, czy-
Il przedsionka Grobu, tam Grecy
odprawiajq swe nabozehstwa.
Sw. Cyril Jerozolimski, opo-
wiada, re w roku 1856 kamieh "a
rykajacy wejScie do Grobu
Chrystusa, w ksztalcie kamienia
mlynskiego, znajdowai sic jeszcze
ca1y w swojem miejscu. TAX sa-
mo twierdzi pielgrzym Z Piacen-
cy w r. $40. Prawdopodobnie 20
stall on stluczony podczas napadu
przez Persyan; gdyz Arkulf w r.
go m6wi, re mniejsza Geese te-
90 kamienia umieszczona by1a W
oltarzu pred wejsciem do Grobu,
a druga ezesG umieszczona byia
w oltarzu w wschodniej czesci
rotundy, ii. w absydzie zbudowa-
nej przez Modestusa. w dwuna-
stym wieku. oba tie oltarze zostaiy
usuniete, jedna Geese tego kamie-
MIA pozostala w przedsionku Gro
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-03
TELEGRAMY KRAJ0WE
z E

San Salvador, 8. stycznia. -
Wedle wiadomoSci tn nadesz-
iych i W gazetach ogloszonych,
w caIej Gwatemali wskutek O.
statnich trzesien stracilo zycie
ozo0 I,,Jz;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-03
z JEROZOLIMY
Bazylika Grobu Chrystusa Pana.
II List0w z POdrozy Y. FIR. Gordon a Z. H.

Prey dojSciu do ulicy chrzescl-
ian, Haret en- Mascara, ktora bieg-
rie w kierunku Cd p6lnocy ma
poludnie. pc zachodniej stronle
bazyliki, widzimy tam pieNna
lecz zamurowana brame z dwuna-
stego wieku. Jestto Drama NalSw.
Maryi: ktora dawniej otwicrala
sic do trybun rotundy w poblizu
kaplicy ukazania sic Chrystusa
Zmartwycbwstalego NajSw. Pan
ME. Piecdziesiat krok6w dalej ma
poludnie Cd tel bramy schodzl sic
20 kretej uliczce spadzistcj po-
przecinanej schodami do die
dzihca pred bazylika nazywane-
go Parvis.
Facyata Jest zupe}n2 pracq wy
konana przez krzyZoWcoW. w
dolnej czeSci z~najduja sic dwie
bramy, L ktorych jedna zamuro-
wano w r. 1908, Z lukowem lckko
leSpiczonem zakohczenicm; po-
mad bramami znajduja sic diva
wiclkie okna odpowiadajace for
ma i rysunkiem dolnym bramom.
Pola drzwi pokrytc So pfytamr
kamienia wapicnnego bogato or
dobionc p}askorzezbami.
Dzwonnica znajdujc sic w pol
nocno = zachodnim rogu dzicdzin-
ca i zostala wybudowana przcz
Tourdain'a w latach pomledzy
116O a 1850.
w p6inocno = wschodnlm rogu'
Gziedzihca po dwunastu stopniach
wchodzi sic do pieknej kaplicy w
stylu facyaty. Miejsce to dawnleJ
otwieralo wcjScie ma Kalwarye.
Pc zabraniu Jerozolinly przcz
Saladina w r. 1857, wejscie to
zostafo zamkniete. przez zakrato-
wane okno, strona zaS zachodnla
i poludniowa zostaly zamknletc
przez okno ! drzwi i stad powSta-
la piekna kaplica nazwana przez
| pielgrzymow YKaplica Frankow'
ktora po5wiecono Matce BoskieJ
Bolesncj ! sw. Janowi. Nalezy do
katolik6w lacihskiego obrzadku'
kt6rzy tam codziennie ~odprawla-
j. Msze sw.
Pod kaplica Frank6w znajduje
sic maIa kapliczka poswiecona
czci Sw. Marry Egipskiej, ma pa
miatke jej n~awrocenia sic W Jc-
ruzalcm. Kaplica ia jest w posia-
daniu Grek6w.
w r. 373 przybyla Marya L A
leksandryi do miasta Swletego
tn dalei oddawaia sic zyciu ME
porzadnemu. w uroczystosc INA
,czienia Krzyza posz}a do bazyli-
HI, lecz lie ray chciala przestapic
prog. iakas sila niewidzialna nic
dozwolila jej tego. Przelekniona
skruszona rzuciia sic do podn0z-
IA statuy Najsw. Fanny, stojacel
wowczas ma Srodku dziedzinca i
przyrzekla nawrocenie / pokute'
Dnia nastepnego udala sic ma pu-
stynie poza Jordan, gdzie tez do
konczyla Swiatobliwego swego
pokutniczego zywota pc As latach
swego tam pobytu.
Pc przekroczeniu proSu bazyll'
Xxi. kazdy swiezo przybyly piel-
grzym czuje sic zmieszanym i
tract oryentacye i pytat musi,
gdzie tn koSciol? gdzie Grob: Al
bowiem wszedlszy znajdzie sic w
nieksztaitnem i lie oswietlonem
miejscu. Pred MIN wysoki, ciem-
nv muir. a ma lewo i prawo clemne
ganki. Trudno tn przyjSc do pre-
tonania. &c sic jest w poludniowe!!
nawie bazyliki. Przyczyn4 tego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-03

PONCZOCHY.
Dnmskic 25c gatunku Black Cnt pom
czochy, resztkI fabryczne. Ewnrah-
tOwanc tryyaIe czarnc bezszeWkoNNe
y podw6jnymi pietami, pal- o.
cnmi | stopnmi, para wv
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-03
BRAK JAJ.

Nowy York, 8. stycznia. - W,
F. Priebe z Chicago, szef dywizy;
drobiu i jaj w administracyi zy-
wnoSci, oznajmia, re Stanom
Zjednoczonym grozi niedostatek
iai. Cd wrzeSnia do stycznia spo-
strzebowano s. procent zapasow
w magazynachr a pozostalych b
,procent ME wyStarczy ma dlugo.
Rady ma to ME widaG, gdyz podaz
ME dorownuje popytowi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-03

pc pozarze w r. 1903.
Pc Level stronic zaraz "a pro-
glenn, jest male wyniesienie, po-
kryte tureckim dywanem, ola
trzech hub czterech muzulman-
skich odzwiernyclr, kt0rzy pilnu-
ia w~ejScia do miejsca Swietego.
Str6zami bazyliki, kt6ra Sultan
oddai chrzeScijanom ma uzytek,
50 muzuimanie. Przywilej ten
Jest dziedzicznym w jednej fami-
Ii, prawdopodobnic Cd czas6w
Saladina. Cd +. 11S7 So tam tylko
icdnc drzwi, drugic zostaly "a
murowanc ola zrobienia micjSca
IA schody ma Kalwarye. Drzwi tc
81 takzc wejSciem do przylegaja-
cych Nasztordw iacjhskiego, gre
ckiego i ormiaisk1cgo. Ma noe
drzwi tc sa zamkniete. Rano
t,zeba zap}acii "a otworzenie
drzwi, co zalatwiajq IA FREEMAN
zakonnicy trzech wspomnianycll
klasztorow
Pc prawcj znajduja sic z trzech
stron, stromc schody proWadzace
IA Kalwarye. L przodu jest Choir
rozciagajacy SIG przcz gl6wna ma
VIC, ponad kt6rq znajdujc SIG
wspaniala kopula; widok jej jed
max ginic, Z przyczyny bocznych
mur6w Z galeryami, kt6re Cd ro-
ku 1903 zamkncly Choir.
Kilka krokow Cd progu, ma sa-
mym Srodku wcjScia, znajdujc sic
10 stop dlugi 4 4 stopy szcroki,
czcrwony, p%olcrowany kamich,
prawic ia roWni Z posadzka kos
ciola. Podfug podania, ia p}yta
kamienna, przykrywa skaie ma
miejscu, ma kt6rem pc zdjeciu Z
krzvza nabalsamoWano cia}o
Chrystusa Pana pred zlozenlcm
Go w Grobie.
AZ do czasow przebudowania
bazyliki przez Krzyzowcow, ma
tenn miejscu stall osobny koscio.
IeIl NajSw. Fanny. ktdry jednak
zostaI znieSiony ola powiekszenia
bazyliki. AIiejsce namaszczcnia
pokryte bylo mozaikq, kiedy jed
ma kta rozpoczeia sic rozpadat,
90. Franciszkanie w r. 1905 "a
stapili mozaikc plyta czarncgo
marmuru. w r. 1908 Grccy usu-
nell marmurowa plyte i zastapili
ja obecnie tam znajdujqcym sic
kamieniem. Micjsce to jest wsp0l
ne i nalezy do Katolik6w, Gre
kow, Ormian ! Koptow, kt6rzy
tam utrzymuja wsp6lnie lampy i
k%andelabrv. Tu ZWyklc pielorzy-
mi klekaja pc pierwszy a w ba-
zylice i caluja kamiei ~pokrywa-
jqcy skale namaszczenia.
CzterdzieSci stop ku Level
stronie Cd kamienia namaszczc-
MA znajdujc sic okrqs}y kamich
okratowany; to ma bye miejsce,
gdzie try Marye stojac w odda-
leniu Cd ukrzyzowanego Chrystu-
sa. byly Swiadkami Smicrci lego
ma krzyzu.
L tego til micjsca wchodzi sic
wprost do rotundy. W ca}ej tel
budowie, Z wyjatkiem murow re-
wnetrznych, ME siega mic poza
wick dziewietnasty, Podwaliny
murow zewnetrznych naleza do
monumentalnej budowy wzniesio
nej przez Konstantyna Wielkic.
go.
Srodkowa rotunda jest w pre-
cieciu - stop szeroka i Jest oto-
czona II masywnymi, ciezkimr
filarami, kt0rc PREY przebudowa-
niu pc pozarze umieszczono W
miejsce dawniejszych pieknych
kolumn. Ma tych filarach spoczy-
waja dwie galerye, kazda pc IS
luk6w. CaloSc pokrywa kopu}a
wybudowana w r. 1869 kosztem
francuskim, rosyjskim i tureckim.
Kopula ozdobiona jest arabeska-
mi be- r~eligijnego c~f'arakteru. Ii
CHEF roboty, ktore tez juz odpa-
dajq.
70 c+-ony z,rhodniei nawa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-03

DZIWNA EKSPLOZYA.

Chattanooga, Tenn, 8. stycznia
- Straszliwa jakaS eksplozya
wydarzyla sic wczoraj W tenn mic
Scie czy mad tenn miastem. Niebo
przez kilka sekund bylo oSwietlo-
ne, poczem dai sic siyszec kilka-
krotnie hulk jakichs wybuchow
wskutek czego zatrzesiy sic bu-
dynki. Pomimo wszelkich staraf
policyi ME odkryto miejsca eks-
plozyi. O lie wiadomo, we wszy,
stkich fabrykach amunicyi W
Chattanooga ! okolicy panuje
ruch zwykiy. Niekt6rzy przypu-
szczaja, re przeleciai i eksplozye
spowodowal meteor. kt6ry moze
spadi gdzieS ma potudnie Cd mia
sta. ale zadnego sladu jego ME
znaleziono.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-03

III oswobodzenia torow kolejo-
wych, oszczedzania opaiu, jake
tez PozySkania wiecej lOkomotyW
I perSonalow do przewozenia We
gil. koniecznego frachtu, amuni-
Cyl, rzadowych przesylek wojsk,
zarza kolei Pennsylvania
zg}osii, re poczawszy cd 6 stycz-
MIA znacznie ograniczy iloSc po-
ciagow osobowych ma liniach ma
wSchod cd Pittsburgh, Erie / But
falo. Wycofa sic 104 pociagow
dziennych i 81 pociag6w niedziel-
nych. Do wycofanych pociagow
nalezec bedzie slawny Congress-
ional Limited. Koleje PennSyl-
vania ! Baltimore and Ohio uio-
zyIy sic o skonsolidowanie swej
siuzby pomiedzy Nowym Ior-
klein a Waszyngtonem przez wy
sylanic naprzemian swych pocia
COW.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-03-14

Put a law on tho statute books which
would make the statewide prohi-
hition amendment enforceable. has
proved so tremendously powerful
as TO make the sale of booze in
South Dakota an almost unheard of
thing.
Thus has Norbeck proved him
self the governor of no particular
class. but of all the people. No man
or group of men ever went to him
without receiving his earnest atten-
ton and q fair hearing. The fact
hat this is an agricultural state,
n which farming interests largely
predominate, has been responsible
for the great amount Of leeisla.
ton beneficial to the farmer which
has been put OF the statute books
under his administration, but this
has not blinded him to the fact
that the business and professional
interests of the state are deserving
Of the proper protection. Norheck
stands on his record, because his
record has been good.-Parker
Press-Leader. GA Pioneer Progress
sive Republican Newspaper.)
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-03-14
%EUslSFcs THRIFT AND
SOUND JUDGMENT HAS
GOVERNOR NOKBECK.

While Gov. Norbeck's announce
ment of his candidacy Tor the
nomination for governor seems q
mere form as far as the necessity
for pushing a campaign is on
earned, yet it is not the nature OF
the governor to sit back and wait
for things II come his way. And
while If looks as if he will have no
maries. 1t is to be expected that he
viii express himself IS is right and
fit, in a live campaign
Peter Norheck undertook the re
sronsibility of the governorship with
the promise of working out a
multiplicity Of vital questions touch
ing the interest and welfare of
every class of people To even his
friends who understood his rock
ribbed zeal and capabilities, it
looked like. a large order; but the
measures stamped with the assur-
ance OF his personal and official
responsibility have been put into
successful operation-tc the credit
of the governor and the state The
solution of the legislative end Of
the work was made easier by pre-
vious legislative experience as mem
her of the state Legislature for two
terms and lieutenant governor for
one term.
For a wonder, No one has q grudge
against Gov, Norbeck as q man of
means. on the contrary his wealth
is considered as indicative of bust
ness thrift and sound judgment.
He expresses himself on many &C
casions as being proud OF the ocou-
patton, well-drilling, which he fol
lowed until his election as governor
In war matters the governor Is
indefatigable in cooperating with
the government. His trip to the
training camps in the interest of
the soldier boys, won a warm place
for him in the minds of the people
His example of patriotism and low
atty is BETTING the executive of
the state of which he is a native
Salem Pieneer-Register.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-03-14

We apologize for inviting the
readers attention to the inside
pages of The Press for the news of
the world. The impression is fire.
quently prevalent that the country
paper serves but one purpose. that
of providing the home news, and
while it may truthfully be said
that this is a strong talking point
in favor of the home paper, you
will be surprised if you turn to the
inside pages of the Press to find
that if no other paper came to
your household you would not be
without the weeks events. The
articles relating to the world-wa
are especially interesting and in
structive.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-03-14
A WORTHWHILE RECORD.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Is made that Gov
ernor Nbrbeck will be a candidate
FOR reelection. This is not an I'M
expected nor startling bit of news.
Neither Is the further statement
that he will submit his case to the
people on his record, as every IAN
didate has to do that whether he
wants to or not. The announce
ment that Governor Norbeck has
been renomineted and reelected,
which will come in due season, will
not be startling either to those
who have watched his administra-
tion OF state affairs ant are ac-
quainted with the record upon which
he bases his claims for a second
term.-IroquMs Chief.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-03-14
ON HIS RECORD.

Governor Peter Norbeck has an
nonnced his candidacy for re-elec-
ton. He will base his campaign on
the record of his first two years as
chief executive of the state. He
could have made no better selection
of whatever campaign material it is
necessary for him TO use, for it is in
their ability TO achieve that men are
measured today. as never before
That Norbeck will measure up, when
judged by his record. Is the issue
upon which the overwhelming ma
jority given him at the last cleo
ton will retain him at the helm Of
government for another two years.
Voters may forget the fact that he
Is a natiye-horn son Of South Da-
kota. that through Industrious an
plieatton he made a tremendous sue
cess of his personal business, that as
a legislator he was.a devoted ad-
herent and supporter of the mea-
'sures which have put South Dakota
Into the front line of progressive
states, as being incident only to
present conditions, but they will not
forget his more recent achievements
for he state in matters of legis-
lation, or of patiortic service. The
governor could not select a better
slogan than that suggested by the
announcement Of his candidacy: He
Stands on His Record"
And what does that record shove
1t shows q wholesome devotion to
the business Of his office which
stands as a high record toward
which the governors of other states
may we'll strive. 1t shows q loyal-
ty to the organizations Of South Da-
'kota, which are building for the
permanent betterment Of the state,
which, does real credit to one who
Is so vital a part of the life Of the
state. It shows a spirit of dem
ocracy and genuine patriotism which
is an Inspiration to the citizenship
of South Dakota during these times
when patriotism mean so much.
Among scores of other worthwhile
measures, 1t shows him a strong
supporter of a primary election law
ihsuring the individual voter abso-
Lutte independence, a railroad com
mission to properly regulate the
railroads and other public utilities so
that individuals are assured Of a
square deal. a measure protecting
the public against irregular insur-
ance companies. reform in taxa
ton making and equitable assess
ment Of property possible. = guar
autee bank law protecting the pub
lie against losses In case OF bank
failure, an operable rural credit
system, reform in market condt-
lions to protect the farmer in mar
keting his produce. The measure,
By Governor Nerbeek. ta
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-03-14

There is more catarrh in thissec-
tion of the country than all other
diseases put together and for years
it was supposed to be incurable.
Doctors prescribed local remedies
and by constantly failing to cure
With local treament, pronounced it
i%ncurable. Catarrh is a local dis
ease, greatly influenced by consti-
tutional conditions and therefore
requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Medicine, manufac-
tured by F.J.C Cheney & Co, Toledo,
Ohio, is a constitutional remedy,
is taken internally, and acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces
of the system. One Hundred Dol
lars reward is otferd for any case
that Halls Catarrh Medicine fails
to cure. Send for circulars and
testimonials.
F. j. Cheney & Co, Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists 75c
Halls Family Pills for constipat'n
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-03-14
GOVERNOR PETER NoRBECK.

Governor Norbeck has announced
his intention to be a candidate for
a second term. Those who have
observed the governors official
career carefully need not be told
that he has been one Of the hard
est working and efficient governors
the state has ever had. and that
his Judgment has been invaribly
good. and his influence in matters
that IT. might properly be used.
has always been for the best inter
est OF the state.
He has endeavored to keep all
departments of the state on n
strictly business basis, and to ex-
ercise a wise onom in the con
duct Of all Of the state activities
Notice. We say wise economy"
a parsimonious and niggardly at
tempt to avoid all expenditures
whatever. 1t is an attempt to in
vest q dollar to get back two, or
more. and to see that that dollar
does a hundred cents worth of
work in transit.
The most OF the opposition which
the ~Nonpartisan League has re-
ce'yed In this state arises from a
rumor that the League intends to
put up q candidate for governor
against Mr.. Norbeck. The opposi-
ton does not arise from any par.
ticular objection to the plans OF
the League; in fact, as the Head
light has pointed out before, the,
state is moving N that direction
as rapidly as It can under the con-
st.tution OF the state. and Mr.. Nor
Beck has assisted the movement.
Ihe most cf such criticism Of the
League as has come to our notice,
has behind II the idea that 1t Is
not within the province OF III
informed men from another state TO
come into South Dakota and tell
US what we shall do with our
FAITHFUL public servants.
Bless you, North Dakota. we shook
on our Alex Machenzies and their
Ike years ago, and because your
bolsheviki has Just dethroned your
GEAR. you must not assume that all
other states are behind you in at
tanning political freedom. When
yoF eyes grow a little more ac-
customed to the light, o . will
noubtless distinguish friends from
enemies a little easier.
Governor Norbeck deserves n
second term and there is no aues.
Headlight.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-03-14
NoRBECK MAKES FINE
RCsJNESS GOVERNOR.

In discussing the TACT. that Gov
ernor Peter Norbeck will probably
have no opposition in the Republi-
can primaries. the Beresford News
says:
There ia no question that he Is
entitled to a second term and there
is not a suspicion Of doubt that he
viii be given. the nomination at
the proper time. Gov. Norbeck
stands out h cad and shoulders
above any a who has occupied the
chAir for years past. and the people
OF South Dak2 ia know enough to
bold to a good thing when they
get 1t. and W g predict right here
that a second term is not the only
honor In store for him.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-03-14
People
4CIATE
HIS WORK

Governor Norbeck has announced
That he will be a candidate for re-
election stating hat he wishes to
finish the work he has already
started. This announcement on
the part of the governor will no
doubt meet with the hearty APP
prevail of the people of the state,
who fully appreciate the work that
he has done and are willing and
anxious that he be allowed another
term in which to carry some of the
excellent ideas of government that
he has only been able to ge fairly
started during the year that he
has been at the head of our adj
ministration.-Phjlip Pioneer.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-03-14
GOVERNS WE LII HIS

A-Ss
AS for this paper 1t has decided
to stand with Governor Norbeck
for a secondI term. Since state
!, hood South Dakota has never had
a man in tho. governors chair who
has SO thoro ugh.ly made good. Nor
beck IS hin self a successful bust
ness man, he o,vner Of South Da-
kota farm lands and intensely in
terested in the better things for
agriculture In tl,is his native state.
The News asks no man to support
Norbeck because this paper Is 60
Ing to. but we do ask that you
give a fair and thoughtful con-
sideratfon to &C ern Norbeck's
record In this st ate. both in pri-
vate and public tie. Has he not
made good wherey or placed? We're
not the people Of Re state glad to
put him into the 70 vernor's chair.
has he not shown BIDS .tbiiity 10 put
efficiency into sts.te affairs AID
where now is his oppos ttion com
Ing from IL o from with. ,ut state?
DO not be misle adj by .NmpaiGn
bunk. Look up tho facts vphne-
cesler News.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-03-14
LEASE OF STATE LANDS

NOTICE is hereby given that on
March 30th, 1918, all of the un-
leased State lands in Potter
County will be offered for lease at
public auction between the hours of
10 o'clock a. m. and ) o'clock p. m. at the
court house in said county.
Dated at Pierre, S. D.. January 25th 1918
n. f. KNIGHT
Commissioned of
School and Public Lands
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-03-14

Texas has recent y ratified the
National Dry Amen dment, making
eight to date. Five Of these weve
dry states and three wet.