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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-01-31
rs Felix LanDsfi Dies.

Mrs. He'ens Lsrnyerr. Zee
Breiz. Elie Of F-iix Lznrsr-
dec al her ho-.e n a0srzr at
FRIDAY evening az $50 :. n
Aged - wears ! months al !
lays The f-1ersl Ezs red :.
ST. JOSg ph's church lzst MonszE
morning al 9 z n Mrs Ian
pert vas che OF the Oldest en-
zens Of the TON. having beer
bord here Feb u 1873. ard hs6
lived al Of her life IN tins toEr-
She married Mr.. Felix Lamp =.
who survives hsr. Oh Nay So
1853. 10 this union we're osrr Is
children. OF when eight are roE
living: William J Et<zr5. Mss
Isabelle. Mrs Caroline fiers-
George. Charles. OTTO All Mss
lOrs. who Eith her ms and & !
ste. Ms George Nearing ?.
and ssvs-al sndcail5rsn are
left 70 mourn her death Ms
LsnDert "a one OF Ihoss kindly
motherly women whom STsry
body TX Z and : eKil be szclr
missed by many friends. After
a iOug lie " trust TIA. 81 s.ezls
E,ii.
I fs-1-in-- Is oo1trID1f q -
man -Izuon b. e daughter
n Ia:
Id Frids. evening. Jan -.
1918 Il ths re-l6e-cs % West
6th sheet. Helen. beioFsd &ife
Of III Feiix LDmD=ii. p5oneer
resident II Jasper. Mrs Ian
pert was the eldest dsuEn-sr u
vi am Breiz VINO IN the Early
fo-ue5 was engaged IL business
ca the p 1le SC are vtsre TIE
Kuetlzr book ncE. Her giri
hoo yezrs n Evan lie where
:. had been sent 70 be educated
At : tender age she Ess married
70 Mr Lsn0err ane 70 tins grl01
l3 children y re 10 n She vas
q IA hfl Eife ar mad : great
Owe Tor home where EI-h her
70 whom she Was T.
ways 6eVOt-d. she led : rue
4 mrs IN hfe. guided hy the
So Of reiglCn and tie sz-ss ri
dur. Ifshs had lived out fsz
non Is longer the ve1erst 2
couple could hsEe hsl the hoo0r
4 celebrz'.ng THAR Cisno1c xe1
cling. b Il spite OF al -en-e-
care bestoz q upon ns-. she
s1ccunbed u infrmities c1s u
lar illness VI "a extend Q over
: period OF elyit months Sls
vas a dsvo7t member O. S.
losepa'- CHURCH 10 xhsca sic
vas ch2ritsoiy Inclined. benz
.ver ready 10 s5d FINANCIALLY and
,therwis the vari0Cs societies
IF which sle was : n=noer- She
lied gracefully a. tie me age of
seventy five years. lszyIrE Der
0e1 husband, one sister Ms
George Neh niger. Of East 7th
St. eigst c ildren aud seven
yrand n,ren e mourn her de-
J2rturr.
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More Work For R. +. D'S

Beginning Monday Feb. 3 the
Rural carrier will oliver al
parce, post packages within the
city ] livery on heir rcutes IL
carrier whistles the pat are
required 10 come oJt and call f.r
hen packages.
Ionn =. Huther, Postmaster
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-01-31
Chsmberlsin's Tablets

Wh-n you arr troubled With ind ge--
tion or con- alton, take Chamberlain
Tablets. They strengthen the st1mscii
and enable u 10 perform Iis iuncl0ns
naturally Lodges on j. usually SC
compsni-d ' c 'ostipatiof and i sgEa
saied ~ H. Chamberlain = Il bl@is crnse
genII. movement Of the b, ~, reh ~
ing the constipation cOnCiil n.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-01-31

The I. F. F. Club gave a dane ?
at the opera house Tt esday night
the proceeds to be usesi in hep
Ing 10 defray the expenses Of
keeping the French v-phan.
which the club has adopted
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-01-31

Lee Sweeney is now located in
Louisville at the Capital Hotel.
but is thinking Of hitting the
road as a trouper &ith some cir
cus as EXPERT dill master.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-01-31

Edmund Pickhardt. OF Hunt
i-aonrg Sas IN own ". inesd V
booking 70 2 job. e. ays Il
y u have to beirns 10 ring 4
yoU want work in this county
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tsl Thi. Oul-l.. " orrb Meme,

D1u.s Miss This Cat cot this -hp.
s1r.1-e nth = Il F0ies AGO. ZSS5 ,nef-
led Ave, Chicago. H. ~rIiIng your
nsnle AMI address clearly. YOn ill re-
csive IN stu'r 'risi rssksge Contain
Fciey's Ilo ~ and Tar Ccmpnuni
'or coughs Gods sni Group. Foley KID
rev Pills and Folev Cafhsrtic Tables
~ A NJ ringer aGv-
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FOR SALE.

A bargain. 120 acre farm well
imnroved with good h. ildincs
and Fences Can be bought right.
VIII accept Liberty Rond in paw
ment. Located -four mea y
WeSi of Ireland Write 20 c Y
haworth. Kosomo. | diana.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-01-31

Sergi Chas. -. Kuebler left
Tuesday nisht for a short visit
10 re stives at Indianapolis and
from there will go to his COM
Iaand at Camp Shelby. Miss
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-01-31

Mr.. Edw Lampert and wife
came up from Chandler Saturday
70 after d his m.ther's funeral
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-01-31

Mr.. Char : Lsmpert has b =
confne,, 10 his bed f1r the De
three weeks With a severe att3e'
or rheumatism.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-01-31
The teachers OF Evansville bad

The teachers of Evansville lad
meeting with their 'choOi
Bocrd demanding more pay. bur
the Board did not sgec. T e
teachers don't seem TO undo :
stand that they can quit. Their
places will be easily fille1 80 {
ofthem get mJre than they earn
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-01-31

Louis II. Katter. the H'B1rg
Argus editor was circulating "a
:. Der Satur5 ay, feeling happy
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Oy,ek Curt Fer Group

Watch fo- the 81 symptom, hoarse-
ness and gye Chamberlain Coog
Remeiy at once. II l. prompt and ei-
fectual
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-01-31

fo.ix 81 sitv'' er arrived home
rom Camp Custer. Sich. Satur-
day, having BEEN discharged.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-01-31

The policy OF employing teach
ers Attn the lowest grade Of L.
censes u he exclusion Of those
OF higher grades only makes the
schools that much poorer
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rom now Until Fen %. 1919
We will furnish the Ev. 5 g

DAILY cGUiIIr aud The Jas e..
Courier for one year for SO. ne
price Of the Evansvi le CODri- 7
alOre after that Ia. NJ ! J.,
the time TO S-oscriDe. after n +.
i-'l ne PFC WI ~ -. Let
us have your order. Corner
Office, Jasper.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-01-31

Mrs w A. Wilson spent the
latter pa Of last week in Evans-
lie visiting friends
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-01-31

us Mary l.. tekert had a uis
suppff a her school Wedne-G a.
evening. which was wvllat .enu, Il
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-01-31

A1,lph Ealler came hoEie IRON
,be army Monday morning.
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RH ESTATE !asksfEH

Andrew BOeglin 10 John n.
herst rs s.. lot y Jasper S51l.
John II kerstens 20 AnireE
BOeElin. = .. 50. 9. 90 Fs-d
marc $500.
Jos q Brenoel. heir 70 B.sn-
iei&pst-osrg - los : Al, 9.
HuntinEb1rE. 81
Go Henmsrein 70 Jscot
II -nmerlein %
llssie Hal - a.. 70 Chss. Z
Spurlock - acres 500
leo Persona 10 gossph Bros
mer 100 res $500
Aug. J1ft - 10 Eniiey J1---
io'= s. So 63 O. % 65. Jzso@- 81
John kenoffo 'O-soh Il Ties
iug. j 80 acres $50
August hs-fer % 9 ne -sI--s
50 c $3.50
In nEini - Fax Ha-sz
II Ig-r : S2Ed
Lo1is &. j. - p z z8berb
ane u ga r. , nuzu1E-
iu- -
Mi-hs ) Daas11- Z Cha
{ ts. sas 80 . 81
"a - Gl-cei 20 Christ go
a. ia s0-f,e- Il d )
Hunt ~ sfs 5000
g. y ES 70 An1-e< 4.
wz. Tar 5 %
ssi1rfhsl > Gires. lssss b. Curl
b, locai ra'lr- "a. a. ises cI--zs
raarh re a. .. 80 r,rIlCn. e L. .-n-
II = ouss - wEt O. r-r- ceHt---s-
~ rfsaf }. s1us---1fl1snsi r.---.--s -
neafr..,s. cfua. ~ a. Irg@ausaa IVA
d.iaoncf "a I1unul. iri,iE 81 IT, klr.-s-
CHAN lutte WI I'M rItt 4. i-rIr.s.,S
yuu have 3 rnHis.lur sp-n1 ~ lra- S.s-s-,g-
bearing. ErsG xber rf 3. ~ tE--lr 20 sd
I,eH-- 1e.s H. the rs-s1 and l-,e "a. ~
aal.t T.pn cEn o. fssr-- u1' Ana -
f1t.e resfo---a q ffs ~ r-rEl rlass'--.,n
aeEr-nr ~5li - nsf-r1rs.d rsT--- A7rr
a-s-- 4 aesfrs-. - rruE z ~ AissK-sk
rinn 3. as o. aErusf r-- 1Ipe1 a. ~
musurs s1-fs - Hals tlfarr1 CU--
4r- iLrlrEh 80. k.ic.s1 "a LIE El.or.in.
81 n "a. rs. sr.1<u
- pl 1IFs tsue HnDcr--- D'lktrt Sc
1T aa KA-rh Tea 81 =. -t-E- ran
O. b rur.al ~ fiAlf. rErE--h tr-
al r. nf- trs~ a firurln - 80
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-01-31

Miss Ct. ia Eckeet vas ho1'e
som .ii.l.osn l. spend Su1osy.
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Mails

Nof-o q ~ NJ. 6:3' 7 y
Mails & s:27 n NJ 9:2i A
: SOP i
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-01-31

> eetz1se s0CerE-
TIVE LL=y szE-a
ez-Es Ee Gar .
~ E-kez-1 d.
e1s<- rUr-EcEl
kE-r tI-u-e ar
arcr1srv ar eft
EE r4sG-r q L.
reT gzgase II
kut-ev .rUuk-e 70
allowed r1asIva-
Eekn-z<y-rcrsC
e. trrf VI
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-01-31
Charles Chaplin i'm "ShOuid
or Arms"

The latest at he G and mex
Sunday. Feb I'd Admission ~
and 2Oc. war tax p id.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-01-31
10 Ward Oft IIIness

Ifvou arr hio<.ed 'arq1id n lsEv
have th- blues" hesaaclles. psipi'stinn
biliuusness. bad treth. 90. constirs-
ton. or incise- ton. yo1 wiii b tier IN
ih-- morning II vcu take f3eE "a mar
nc Tablet torirhi- 7 = = wfol-s- m
lusfiye and CLEANING pnysic tat arts
ElthOni inronv>nlencs. ErlpinE or rsi "a
Jos A. Nehrinser adv
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-01-31

Fight y-srs aso when A. fr-t novel
t. Vi loon ! wszsg az snEe-er from
indi SsiiOn and constipation. wrife
Mr.. RYhsrt Allison. Ns'oon. Ill Il
bsd frequent hralzrhes sni fizrr
sps'. ar mere Was feeling Ike .
heayN ~ ish' p-~-sirx on nv chest a.
the time i.it mi-~r4b'e ETerv nor
sci Of food distressed rIe ] MA DOT
rect Al night a. 4 fe.f iir and Eorn o1f
all the tine One borti- - Chsmt@r
lAiD's Tablets cure me and have since
fel lks different -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-01-31

Cant. Frank Milburm was down
from Camp Taylor 70 spend Sun
d. y with his family.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-01-31

Livery mother know that cocfhs and
COL nssiee.ed. asy lead ~ tie most
erssa oaess-k- Group, bro,ehifis. prea-
-. s7d rc'o.urrp,iO7 Mica have theif
tel ru.-s \ slight colt
nav, r.otsef five
Folcy's Honey and Tar
q re f--i n u a ecaca o. cold. She
1865 = s'cps coIshs quietly. puts .
se~ h-l- healing cS@iir< on o. inssmed
- he-iias fhroai. ard gives q feeli.S
q VIZ ? I'D eomiorr 70 The suS<rer.
- " o. = llsrh. Atkt.st Peas -ris~x-
s-<s -aA Tar . tie besr 90 "A
-r,-y tsse erer rrieA Mkr. ~ E-rl-
$50 - - her eA-ss. I eve 10 4 -
-HteAsses lss risss esq.
s'ld- by Jos. L. MehrInpsr
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Never cast aside your fri .nds,

Never cast aside your III .nCS.
If by anv d ssibi'itv YOU can -
tain N m We are tl= Ses Sest
OF spsndthr fts " ne iei one
drop IF tnrn gh ia tention. or
i,t one push 4 way a. ler. or II
> noil aiOo from ~ thro1y :
petty ousv o. heeIl-ss sight
Ii "a rzthe- unce .eSss y
stnnt for tiis slff a. IS - MAKE
bonfire of Presi1ert Wiisot' :
Speeches Tnsy only succeeds IN
proving = II tie sDe ches ted
"weri rhst burn" ard that th=
re TO y snew long ago
v ga $50 90 BsuBe
an ~ n Ae'orip. -
$. IT,. .Fnl Honey and ar Ia
i.---, .s.ri >5lnl uf-i- 20 IN raj
TO- 81 v-ins pn~nmaniz- ~hiri.
la- ~ nm
Tn a. "a 80 n-t- n-@ y -
Fs.~C- % re- Tar h4v mplsi-
rcv. go ~ a. c ~ ~ al.
H. A Ms.arrtr ~
~ook ROv Kms. rs r. g.
y Irfan r. c. } 2 e
pD-tsd Srv sTaiv N
he last reports r s. So tn
tn h,si Am fics ipr 'hf
a. q Ers-.ce "a r. z
Bsins IN tn Ar TX ,
Y n re q with --nsny
ut dh-x IL, 4 : d
Go s-lt orr
Va Rs-.i.ss ~
>1h-rer. from i1l-F % e. erl+ri-
ence bsckach4 Ike1mstic pains. ac 80
m iSin;s and ruscles. sbooti1r sins
aud nfh.r trrur1u III -i,nn- r a.
X R.f u . BOX r. ~n-ffer-. Ala
a. II D. uler H iDsr "a 3. -
- i-rs ever Be h sins
4 -rl-l a q. tzek en- lie To- fiI
81 1l
= e. j. Ne rng- lig.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-01-31

Glenn :;teA art Is home fror
the army. visiting IN fsrhrr Dr..
John Stewart Th-4',ti : boz ;
are coming light along.
One Of the form-- kais4r's
pine pal pleasures rss heen cut
eff. His advisors hsv- determin-
e that ne shall not ak
President Wilson has now aoS-
ed 81 aghetti 10 tie var ety %
nation ! food ne il = tim. /, -
not nell however nat ha VII.
iucluSe ss1sages IN ine number
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lh.nb-rIsins cevyb asmeo,

BefJre using th's prersrrFrol - s
cough or Coid sau T. wl-h -n1T
sls- ts- ers. IRE. ~.
T. ~ :"I have i8-ni
], "a. - frI.-s- o. any rs 2.
r~fneis Rave ever FL Nrz- James
A kn0 {. Chi.licothe, Nc szvs. Cam
aer.sln'- Chogh r ned. On seve-al or
csslons when Ess - 1-TIng vl-A 3 Sc
tied cold nPon the ch-rt. ~ l-l AL
slways brclgLt zb-rut . c-r-
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~ Tnos. Z wilson. OF Brerz
vile, came 10 asper "Wednesday
for visit I'D relatives and
fripnas
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Word was received hire We'd
1escav OF the death Of Barney
Sweeney. OF Ireisnd. AZ Carp
Gust IN from a zttacs q
nnour on
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-01-31

Mrs. BOmar Trsg " inter-
;s;ned the Twend. , CsrtIry
Cub al her nome WeGned sv
evening
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-04-24

About Is lady friends of Mrs. Carl
Pearson gave very pleasant sur
price party for her Tuesday, the oc-
casion being her birthday anniver-
sary.
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G. M. Stewart motored to Spring
Valley Tuesday.
Walter Sturtevant was down from
Minneapolis over Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Keyes of St. Paul Wis
tied in the city over Sunday.
Ashes hauled and garden blowing.
Inquire of J. ]. Koling.-adv.
Trig Smuland spent Easter Sun
dry at his home in Hammond.
Mrs. Harley Simpson entertained
ten lady friends Saturday afternoon
at party.
Louis Michaud Of st. Paul visited
at the |. L. Stewart and F. V. Will
liams homes Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pringel of
Two Harbors, Mimi, were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Burnett a few
Days the first Of the week.
The remains of Mrs. Myrtle En-
sign, who died of heart disease in
the Ramsey county hospital at ST.
Paul last Friday, were brought to
this city for burial in Greenwood
cemetery Monday. Funeral services,
conducted by Rev C. A. Bird, were
held in the M. E. church. Mrs. En-
sign died at the age of 38 years, 6
months and Fl days. She was the
daughter of David Huddleson, who
was here from Lake City, Mimi, to
attend the funeral.
The Fire Department made
quick time response to an alarm
about IL o'clock yesterday morning
from the Val Weisend home where
threatening chimney fire had start
ed. It was extinguished in a few
moments and no damage resulted.
Just IL hours later, at II p. M, the
department was called out by an
alarm from the Will Currier house,
where another chimney fire threat
ened. This was also extinguished
soon after the alarm was turned in.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-04-24

Miss LOvlla MOSher entertained
the Picnic club Tuesday.
| Herbert Vlieland was down from
Ft. Smelling over Sunday.
! Ashes hauled and garden blowing.
Inquire Of ]. J. Koling adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bliss enter
tanned at six o'clock dinner Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Anna Keith went to St. Paul
Saturday to visit at the home of her
son John.
Miss Helen Nelson was home from
her school at Crownswell, Mimi, a
few days last week.
| Mrs. Foss visited at the home of
her son William, in Beldenville. the
| first of the week.
Mrs. w. T. Doar of New Rich
mond visited her sister, Mrs. w. p.
Knowles, Tuesday.
Mrs. Petra Christensen of Black
River Falls is visiting her sister,
Mrs. j. S. Wadsworth.
Miss Irene Bergum and Miss Hell
en- WATSON spent the Easter recess at
the formers home in Nerstrand,
MINI.
Mrs. Ralph Bredahl come down from
Minneapolis the first of the week on
visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Richards.
Frank Rissue of Beldenville is en-
ployed at the Weiss Bros. livery. and
expects to move his family to this
city in the near future.
Mrs. Pearl Waterman and mother,
Mrs. Ed. Wilmoth. and Mrs. Geo.
Sweet motored to Hudson and visit
ed at the Ray Wilmoth home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Finn and Mr..
and Mrs. John Finn and Mrs. James
Carolan went to Ellsworth Tuesday
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Albert
Finn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cotton Whitcomb
entertained at family" dinner
Tuesday evening, the occasion being
Walter Sutherland's birthday
anniversary.
Miss Florence Bliss. accompanied
by her friend, Miss Mabel Sabo, was
home from Minneapolis for her Eas-
ter vacation. They returned Mon
day evening.
At recent board meeting of the
Tenth District of the Federated Wo-
mems clubs, held in Eau Claire, Mrs.
L. L. Plummer Of this city, was APP
pointed chairman for Pierce county.
Miss Ruth Symes returned to her
school at Moorhead, Mimi, Monday
after spending her Spring vacation
at home. Her mother, Mrs. A.
Symes, accompanied her as far as
St. Paul.
The Prescott Tribune announces a
proposed electric line from Prescott
to Taylors Falls, and states that
plans have already been formed and
laid before a group Of business men
and bankers of ST. Paul.
Arrangements are being made for
banquet for the men of the Con-
gregational church, to be held in the
social rooms on Tuesday evening,
April 20, at $50 p. m. All men and
young men are most cordially invit-
ed to attend.
The New Richmond News reports
that Assemblyman Cakes semi
annual tax payment bill will have
hard shedding" through opposition
from the State Tax Commission and
advises all who favor it to at once
urge it's support by their legislators
According to the official county
equity publication, the Prescott
Equity Exchange, which at present
owns and operates four elevators,
two at Prescott, one at Diamond |
Bluff and one at Ellsworth-now
plans to increase its scope and to
either build or buy elevators at
Beldenville, Spring Valley, Elm
wood and Maiden Rock. At the
latter place the farmers have already
organized, with ]. P. Olson, A. L.
Fisher, A. Fosberg, w. Halverson
and VIM. Foley as directors.
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More Locals

George Keith was out from Ellis
worth Friday.
Mrs. F. w. McCardle was our
from Spring Valley Tuesday.
A number of her lady friends gave
shower party for Miss Edith ReeC
Tuesday at the home of Miss Heller
Pratt.
Pratt's 5 piece orchestra of this
city has been engaged to play for q
dance at the Alton auditorium Sat
urday night. April 26.
Mr.. Drake Of Johnson & Drake,
the contractors who are paving Main
street, was down from Minneapolis
Tueaday and yesterday.
A feature writer in one of the
Twin City dailies, telling of trout
characteristics, Classics the Kin
nickinnic as one of the intellectual"
streams, referring in that manner to
the witness Of its trout.
Now is the time to plant shrubs.
Bridal wreath, hardy Hydrangea,
SNOWFALL, Mock Orange, Boston Ivy,
White Spruce, Blue Spruce, Arbor-
vitea, and peonies for sale. The
River Falls Floral Co.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Enockson of
St. Paul, Henry Enockson Of Eau
Claire, and G. C. Enockson Of Pol
lock, N. D., visited in the city over
Sunday, guests at the home Of the
gentlemen's sister, Mrs. Amelia Me-
gordon.
The Prescott Tribune was issued
under new management last week,
Bros. Orrock having been succeeded
by A. A. Taylor. The new editor
starts out well. the Tribune con-
tanning more live news and showing
better advertising support than it
has for a long, long time.
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the arts OF dup'icity. President Car
ranza1 may not he An intellectual giant.
but can he have been so indiscreet az
to put himself behind the deviltrS
that senator Fan has discovered?
If Mr.. Fan, CHAIRMAN. by the way.
Of a 81, ID committee that has Just be-
gun to Investigate the Mexicans, can
prove his case, II will not be neees-
sary for the senate 70 request Mr..
Wilson 10 withdraw his recognition OF
c,arranza and sever relations with
Mexico, Such action. it may be said.
Is entirely the presidents business, al
though. as Henry clay once said, The
may be auickened in the exercise of
his power BY the expression of the
opinion, or by other acts. of one or
both branches of congress" II Car
rama aud his diplomatic agents have
been guilty Of the outrages against
a friendly state charged by Senator
Fall. Mr.. Wilson viii not let the grass
grow under his feet in prescribing
tho Mexican government. Mr.
Shields. of Tennessee. an anti-adnlin-
istratton Democrat, Is so wrought up
nv the shtJrsf resolution that he calls
for war with Mexico. He is only more
frank than his colleagues from the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-06
senator. The Ashurst resolution nser
rot bs taken seriously

rot bs taken seriously.
Senator Fall seeks to stiten his
re solution with sensational charges
that the Mexican ambassador IN
Washington. the Mexican consul gen
sral in New Yofk and Mexican con
suis In. this country "sre deliberately
stirring revolutionary troubles, are
engaged in Bcishevist propaganda
and that their action Ia Endorsed by
Fanustiano Carrsnza himself" The
senator declared that the evidence
CO mot be controverted He should
produce It. Consul General Ramon
de Nerrf, static ued in this city. and
Consul General Cara. zertuche, a..
San Francisco. have already answer
I'd Mr. Fairs charges with emphatic
denisls. Senior Jertuehe says that
the commercial interests Of Nogaies,
Los Angeles ard. san Francisco will
hear testiroonv - the fact that my ef-
forts have bean directed toward har-
monizing relations between the two
countries. Ambassador Bonillas has
made good Impression at Washing
ton. II he has been instigatire re-
volt In this country and disseminating
Bolshevisn. ne must be master OF
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wounds and intestt6ed TIA destructive
aettor
Experiments to enlarge the tbera
peu'ic pcopertiee. of the anti rsseous
sanErone serum so as To include the
other bacterial species mentioned are
SO we'll advanced that ii In safe to con-
ciude that a permanent addition has
been made TO the measures now
available for preventing gaseous gan
lreno. or for curing It when SIT arises
in connection with the industrial and
othoF accidents OF civil life"
Tho report reviews Its familiar de-
velopmcnt ~ the Csarrei-Dak,n
method of treating infected wounds
which found such wide wartime ap-
plication. telling in detail how the
method was .ausht 10 large numbers
Of physicians aud nurses In Il special
portable beac hospital butt on the In
stitute's grounds.
Nearly half a million doses Of
serum were prepared during the year
and distributed, those being for the
treatment Of dysentery. meningitis
ard pneumonia
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The Book the Boy or Girl
Ought to Have

IL NOT always Inc uook
be or she will select If
left alone to do their
own choosing. We have
gone a long way in safe
guarding the minds and
morals of youngsters
by providing books we
know - and parents
the children ought "a