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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-18
Cambridge City, Ind.

Mr.. STAGE of Hamilton, Ohio, Wis
tied Cambridge friends Sunday.
Preaching services by Rev. Lee at the
Baptist church next Sunday at three
o'clock. The stoppage of interurban
cars caused by the strike Saturday in
ccnvenienced many of our townsmen
who attended the Old Settlers" pic
mic. Mrs. Julia Fraunberg is en-
joying strawberries which she picks
from her patch, Of the variety Ever
lasting. Miss Blanche Boyd gave
sketching party in honor of Mrs.
Steven Alike of Cincinnati, and Miss
Esther Daugherty of Jacksonburg,
Saturday. The Misses Edith Daugher-
ty and Grace Kiess also participated.
They spent Saturday at the old Wag-
ner homestead below Doddridge,
sketching the old mill Russell Cox
Of Richmond, visited with Cambridge
friends Sunday afternoon, and heard
Rev. Mr.. Lee preach.
John Hiser of Muncie, visited rela-
tives and friends here this week. 49,.
Mrs. Steven Alike, one of Cincinnati's
foremost artists, is visiting Miss
Grace Kiess. Mrs. Laura Sommers
and son of Fort Wayne, are visiting
her sister, Mrs. Ella Beard. Charles
Wheeler made a business trip to In
dianapolis this week. . Miss Virginia
Barnett spent Monday with Mrs. Alice
Cromer. north of town. Mrs. Mar
garet Patton, of indianapolis, has re.
turned to her home after a several
weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs
Wesley Cornell. Miss Grace Neff, OF
Lewisburg, Ohio, formerly of Cam.
bridge, is visiting with relatives and
f1~in no. n
business trip to Finley, Ohio, was
stricken with appedicitis and was TAX.
en- to a hospital for operation. Mrs
Beck of East Pershing, Ind, spent Sun
day with Mrs. John Groves. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Boyd and daughter, Miss
Blanche, picnicked at Glen Miller
park Thursday evening.
Mrs. Julia Frazier, of Emporia, Kan
sas, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Bron
son and other relatives. Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Doney and daughter, Mrs
Edith Scott and Mrs. Alvin Bertsct
are at Lake Winona, Ind. Mrs
Louisa Wantz, of Danville, ILL.,, is the
guest of Mrs. Harry Peters,. Miss
Isabella Gerling of Connersville, is
spending a few days with Mr.. anc
Mrs. Fred Shinkey -. .Merimor
OIIduSlu LAS USSu pOSI
master at Cambridge City for the mex
four years. Prayer meeting at Tar
at Baptist church Wednesday eve
ming. Mrs. Charles Alberts of Rich
mond attended the funeral of James
Muslin Thursday. The Misses Fran
els and Thelma Leslie have been Wis
iting relatives at Delphi.
The newest machine for etching
glassware holds the piece by suction
1t is quite customary now for Turk
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-18
Briefs

We Will Pay $4,000 for Smile. Can
You Sell it?
We are trying to find Mill Supply
Salesman. Will pay according to abil-
ity Must be between 25 and 35 years
of age. A. 1 Personality Well rec
commended. hustler and know your
business. Salary and commission. Sky
the limit. Apply only by letter to E.
w. Pickett, % FIT. Wayne Oil &, Sup
ply Company, 225 East Columbia St.
FIT. Wayne, Indiana
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-18

The newest machine for etching
glassware holds the piece by suction.
1t is quite customary now for Turk
ish women to have their shoes shined
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-18
PATSY" to Entertain Orphans
at Murray on Wednesday

Patsy, the Candy Man. of Terre
Haute, will give complimentary mat
inee to the children of the Wernle
Orphanage, at the Murray theatre
Wednesday, August 20.
An interesting program has been
arranged by Manager Holland for
their entertainment
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-18
RELEASE OF
Continued from PAGE One)

Christmas day, 1917, when they caught
the American stage driver going to
Candelaria, hanged him and cut his
throat. Chico Cano, one of the lead.
ers in the raid, is member Of the
band believed to be holding the avia.
tors, according to advices from Maria
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-21
UczMY Dzl IL ! i AA A; czYTAc, PlsAc
40Rlc 70 PolsEu.
GEH len! k < ! RI P0lLS-
lKlEGO. !. !.
(Gazeta Katolicka W Kanadzie.)

Cd posla Weeytickiego ze Sam
bora ktory internoWany j trzyma-
ny pol roku W niewoli nkrains-
kiej-przyjrzaf sic przcsladowa-
niu naszych ksiezy przez Ukrain-
COW. i stanowisku ruskiego kleru
wobec tych okrucienstw- otrzymu
jenny nastepujace szczeg6}y.
/. Ma %poczatku rzadcw swych
aresztowani Ukraincy W okregu
tarnopolskim kat, kt6rych inter
nowali w artsztach ma talk zwanej
pulkownikowcc W Tarnopolu.
", ! Areszta jej byiy wstretne,
brudne zawsze mad miernie pre-
petnione nory: nieprzewietrzane
: bez slonca nieopalone przyczem
nmieszczani W mich ME korzysta-
Ii 2 przechadzki ME pozwalano.
ich odwicdzac; a 0 tax zwanym
wikcie" wspomina6 nawet sic.
ME godzi. Jedzenie = zewanatrz o
trzymac MONA bylo jedynie "a
swoja oplata przez "posla."
Nory te byly prawdziwym czy
sscccem W dos1ownem znaczeniu DO
.kazdy- Wychodzil stamttad oczyygsz-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-21

ia zapytala mas. podczas poprzed.
Iiejj bytnosci, co ona moe kupi6e.
"a 20 marek (dWa dolary kt6re
dial jej jeden . czlonk66W naszego.
toWarzystWa, byIa spleciona " us
miieclhu. 80 Odeszfa ona Cd pieca.
przy ktorym gotowala kleik re.
zggeszczonego mleka, maxi j Wodyt
ably mas Wszystkich usciskac.
ny zydoWskiej %synagodze
gdzie byla przystan uchodzcoW
5dzieci dostaWa1y mleko pierwszy
raz cd paru miesiecy. Gdy wesz-
lismy do ochrony 200 dzieci siada
10 do obiadu kazde . dzieci do
stale spory kawa1ek bialeggo chile
ba j fHiiizanke rozcienczonego kon
densoWego mleka. Warunki jake
znalezlismy v TEN miejscu byly
tax zle, jakich ME spotkalismy
nigdzie.W Polsce j zabierze to jesz
cze DUO czasu metylko pod .wzgle
dem zywnosciowym ale pod
wzgledem opieki lekarskiej ably
przywr6ciG zdrowotnosc wsr6d
tamtej szych dzieci.
Identyczne raporta nadplywaja
2 miejscowosci jak Lw6W, Brzesc
Litewski, Lublin j KEielce, o kt6-
rych wiekszosc Amerykan6w sly
szalaspo rag pierWszy gdy by1y
'wzmiankowaneL W wiadomosciach
wojennych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-21
PRZYCZYNY WYSOKIEGO IA
POTRZEBOWANIA MA
ZBYTU:

Washington, D. c.. St6sow-
ME do osWiadczenia, wyrazonego
W artykule Federalnego Handle
wego pisma informocyjnego
przyczyny Wysokiego zapotrzebo-5
wanna ia ryn!xach zbytu-sa ma
stepujace: y cgromna iilosc znisz
czonego matcryaiu, jaki byl pre-
znaczony na cele Wojny p kolo-
utrata potencyonalnej pro-
dnkcyi, spowodowana uzyciem IA
.kryk j narzedM v celn wyrabia-
MIA materysl6w Wojjennych Ii
3-nowe zapotrzebowanie roznych
artykulow, plynace Cd blizko
I2OO.00O.00O 1udzi, dopiero co IL
wolnionych 2 objec s~trasznej VOL
ny.
Tych 20O.00o,o 600 nowych kon-
sument6w - prawiea W jednym
dniu - zostalo dodanych do mas
kupujacych, co pomnozy1o niez-
miernie .zapotrzebowania i W re-
zultacie podniosio gwaltownie pro
dukcye.
w TEN mieiscu trzeba wziasc
POD uWage i ten fakt, re wynagro.
zdzenie-za-praces podskoczy1o cd.
l procent do 800 procent. Ten
fakt nietylko re wplyna} ujemnie
sauna produkcye, lecz take
podni6sl ceny artykulow spozyw-
czych ] innych, co razem wytwo-
.rzy1o Warunki nienormalne w
.rrzemysle W zyciu %codziennem
konsumentow.
Jakkolwiek dwie pierwsze PREY
czyny, 0 kt6rych nova W pierw-
szej czesci tego> artykulu, dadza
sic stopniowo usunac- to jednak
przyczyna trzecia- zaspokojenie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-21
1zMARTWYCHWSTANlEP POL
SKI" W 0BRAzKACH
RUCHOMYCh.
Probne przedstawienie odby4o sic
w jednym z teatrow.
zenie koncoWa scene egzekucyi
Polakow.
Chicago. Ill.

Ns rs
Ia staraniem hlku Polakow IA
Wschodzie Wykonczony zostal o.
braz ruchomy ia tie aptryotycz-
mem, zatytu1owany "Zmartwych-
wstanie Polski'. Obrazy poszcze-
golne skladaja sic ia calosc byfy
W czesci przywiezione do Amery-
Iii przez oh. Karasiewicza, w GEES
eli zdejmowane W Ameryce, jesli
odnosily sic do relautacyi armii
!polskiej ma ziemi amerykanskiej
il wreszcie dokonane przez dwoch
oficeroW amerykanskich W Pol.
see.
Ma pr6bne prSedstawienie, ur-:
zadzone ola zaproszonych gosci,
zebrali sic przedstawicscle prasy
~miejscoWej. Ma ekra1iic ukazala.
sic W kr6tkosci historya ostatnich:
|pieciu lat, objasniane napisami.
Prrzesunely sic legiony, Pilsudski
easy okupacyi niemieckiej, Rada
Stanu i Rada R%egencyjna, potem
Irekrutacya ochotnik6w do armii
.polskiej ia ziemi amerykanskiej,
-potem ukazali sic ma p,,66tnie Hal
.1erczycy Walk ma frontach poll
skich.
Piekny obraz bohaterstwa ma
rodu polskiego. zogniskoWany W
tworzeniu legion6w kobiecych ola
Sobrony LWoWa. wygladal wzruszat
jaco. Kilkadziesiat miodych Polek
.ubranych " mundury WojskoWe,
ewiiczace karsbinami przygoto;;
Wujacyeh sic do odparcia Ukrainn
COW. Wreszciie nastapily sceny z
uroczystosci WarszaWskich, pos
wiiecenia kamienia Kosciuszki, POI
%EkHL4E EMS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
=chodu Bozego ciaIa " czerWcu b.
=. Wreszcie %przeniosly widow
obrozy IA ziemie po7nanska, gdzie
tysiace ochotnik6W zWalczalo but
nose Prusak6W. Ostatnia scena
przygnebiajaca, straszna praWie
WyWarla olbrzymiie Wrazeniie roz
strzeliWame polskich poWstancoW
przez Wojjska niemieckie. Widok
5okrucienstWa zolnierzy pruEskiehl,
przyjaciei X. N, ME zaWiazlu-
jacych navel oczu skazancom by!l
trudny do zniesienia. Niejeden
tea odwracal oezy Cd eKranu.
Byi tezsna salisobecm Wspol
.pracoWnicy Dzziennika IndoWego.
= jaka luboscia patrzyli ma szatan1
ska te scene rozstrzeliiWania ME
Wysiinllnych PolakoW przez Prusa
k6w. Wszak Dziennik IudoWy
jego przyjjaciele Cd samego poczat.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-21

.Ukrainca " wykazalo zupema
bezpodstawnosc podobnych przy
Ipuszczen i Wykaza1o Shady zbrod-
nj tel, ktore z zaaresztowanym
ks. Raba zalatWify sic wprawdzie
'po ukrainsku. Wobec tego odsta-
tpiono akta sadoWi WojskoWemu
" Tarnopolu, gdzie sprawcy oczy
wiscie ME wysledzono. 4.
Dziwnie doprawdy wyglada ma
tie chocby tych kilku fakt6w ETY.
ka chrzescjanska duchoWienstwa
ukrainskiego kt6re ME znalazlo a
hi slowa nagany ola takich tym
podobnych Wykroczen ale owszem
mia1o odwage ma zjezdzie swym,
odbytym i s maja " Stanislawo
vie uchwalic wyslanie memorya-
III do Stolicy Apostolskiej " spra-
vie ~Hpowedenia polskoho dueho-
Wiienstwa ia zemlach ukrains-
kichN
Etyka ia Wystepr1je jaskrawiej
jeszcze ma tie propagandy wojen-
nej szerzonej przez duchowienst-:
Wo ukrainskie z ambony konfe-
syonalu, Ma zebraniachtiW cztery
oczy sposob przeczacy wszystkim
zasadom nauSi Chrystusowej i
zwyklej moralnosci ludzkiej.
Me tn miejsce ma szczegg61oWe
przedstaWienie fakt6W, potepio-
Erych zywo przez sam lud ruski.
|Znana jest jednak powszechnie a
|gitacya 90. Bazylian6w, szczeg6l
ME " z61kwi kt6rzy dniami i no
cami uwijali sic pc Wsiach, glo-
sac Wojne sWieta przeciW Pola-
.kklom a 2 ambony ich padaly take
chrzescijanskie sfoWa: HKozdyj
muszczyzna ely zinska, .chlopiec,
dziWczyna czy detyna chajajte "a
horyczy Wodu, "a kosy, &c
Ply j chtoszczo maize j byte Pola-
Xiv hdechto moze, DO to najhir-
szyjjnasz woroll!n .
Take tressciie naulki glosii zeam
.bto'ny ksieza ukrainscy a " szcze-
golnosci: Ks. Rabbi " Samborze,
Ks. Petryk jcden najbardziej
krwiozzerczych " Babinie a IS.
Gromnick " Tarnopolu prze'maa-
vial " YIN duchu ia zebraniu u
krainskim. KS. Banach z Glinska
poucza ambony re kazda chata.
ma. dae iednego zo1nierza krtory
znoW zabie poWinien najmniej 10.
|PolakoW, " przeciWnym razie ne
Idostu pyle spasenja Bozoho (zba
vienna duszy.)
lynn kt6rzy do ar1nii ukrains-
skiej ME zgglosiH sic, odmaWiano
rozggrzeszenia, q tych ktorzy opus
eli szereggi jej, ME ehoWano na
scmentalzu. .s
Ia Wzor Bogga niemieekieggo,
EstWorzono Boga ukrainskieggo, Bo-
Egga-kata, kto6renn najjmilszas ofiaraa
jest kreW polsLa, m Al p,olsklilel,
.polskie pohanbileenie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-21
ku Wojny.by tych PrnsakzooW maj

ku Wojnx1byli tych PrnsakoW mai
lepszym przyjaciomi, y przy-
mierzu zPrnsami widzieli szczes-
Gle Polski. Jak tez ogromnie mu-
sial uradoWac iich SERGE Widok roz
strzeliWania ich przeciwnikoWpo-
litycznych przez ich przyjacio.
Przedstawienie tego obrazu ola
publicznosci, odbedzie ii " mai
bf'li Izz dniach bedalzie ogglosszo-
re " pismach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-21

Wszellkich. rzeezyy, ktore npoao,b6salE1
sobie ktorykqlwiek ieznyyc1hhl be-
|rojo6W ukrailykiich, Wpadajacyee,hlIl
noca =przewazznie naako1trrolee c rs
[dzyeh kieszem. Dialo sic to "a.
miilczaca zgoda wladz,yWiec skar7
gi ami razu skutM ME odniosay.
w aresztach tych trzymano T8
letmiego ks. GloWinskieggo, probo=
SEGA q CthorostkoWa tam take
.kruszono opornego ducha probosz
cza.. 2 Berezowicy, Ks. Wil[klonlia,
[ktooremu sosWiadczono re pnszczaa
go z tego wiezienia pod Warrn-
klein, ze zoboWiaze sic pisemllniee.
do Wyglaszania kazan " jezyku Y.
krai1skim. Sprawie tel patronto'-
wal nauczyciel ludlowy syy'l Ely'ks
|kt6ry unusual grozba W1oscian
polskich z BerezoWicy doc wnie:
sienna do komendy podania, v kt6
rem domagali sic kazan jezy-
[ku ukrainskim.
Ks. Wilkonpropozycye odrzu-
eli.
Przeora O o. Dominikan6w ".
GZw=#xEtE E4[s#NEEtL=H%5
Tarnopo1u @. zukoWskiego Fam
knieto w lochu klasztornym gdzie1
trzymano go 8 godziny j grozo-t
no nahajkami, jesli ME wyjawi,I
gdzie jest ukryta bron, kt6rej
PREY rewizyi klasztoru ME male!
ziono, DO jej ME by}o.
3. Do cell chorego 0. Romualda5
" Zbaraziu wpadli zo1nierze ukra-I
inscy 2 rewolwerami przyklada.
JAG je ola igraszki do skroni cho-.
rego wzywali go, ably wstawa1,
"bo Ukraina je."
To zachowanie sic spowodoWa-
10 natychmiastowa smierc chore-
go.
4. w pierwszy dzien SWAT Wiel.
kanocnych rzym. kat. mial W Ska
lacie kazanie ks. Raba, Wikary
tamtejszy syn w%}oscianina re
Strusowa kt6ry m6wiac Q Zmar-
twychwstaniu Chrystusa wspom-
Mai re Wstaje zmartwych Polska i
re Polacy maja W rekach swych
lWarszaWe Poznan, Lw6w try
gl66wne miasta jakby try klucze
Polski, a kto ma klucze ten jest
gospodarzem.
lego samego dnia W rozmoWie
ia temat tego kazania Wyrazi1 sic
pewien siierzant ukrainski W Ska
IIacie (nazwisko W aktach sado-
wych) x "nyni je dnoho wildly
wywernu1." Ma drugi dzien rano
znaleziono cialo ks. Raby W odleg
1osci okolo 1 i pol kim. cd goscin
ca wiodacego re Skalata do Tar
nopola, przyrzucone tylko lekkaa
ziiemia W dole, w >kt6rym tul6w
zaledwie pomiescif sic. Sekcya SO
dowa. stwierdziia W ciele jego
ossm ran smiertelnych cd kul re
wolwerowych Obrabowany ME
by1. Miaf PREY sobie papiery swo-
,jc jak dekrety nominacyjne po-
chwalne a odziany byl w sutanne
iakkolWiek wieczorem Wrocif do
domu okolo godziny 9tej odziany
w krotki kozuszek.
Ksieza ukrainscy jak proboszcz.
tarnopolski ks. Gromnicki i jedy
ny ukrainski Francuz KS. Bon,
chcac zlagodzic wrazenie jake.
wypadek ten wywarl, ME zawaha:
L; sic wyrazic przypuszczenia, re
morderstwo to ma podkiad osobis
tel zemsty albo ,erotyczny. SledztI
wo sadowe przeprowadzone jed
max przez sedziego Bilinskiego -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-19
21,563 Citizens of Philadelphia
Have a Secret

GEE THAT MAN COMING DOWN CHESTNUT STREET that fine
- looking who walks confident Take good look
at him as he
somebody Importance
the for that that live interest
and He has gained of secret
that making him leader the people of Philadelphia lie one
the 25o3 men and whom the city looks for guidance every
service and IN every important They gaming profit and
for themselves and they making this city tremendous factor the
business and political supremacy of the Nation
Yes I'll
the heart of the world
found out how know the thoughts and understand
their They world doing city and
council chamber highway farm and battlefield under the They
know what men and women OF clear vision and good Judgment are saying
social educational religious political industrial problems
and the changing business and conditions of today we'll as the
serious national international and racial problems that are crowdmg on us
for settlement
They which listen in
versy RACES possess all
Sides and the truth of vital subject and gives them
, freedom and authority
But They of connection with the
and have joined themselves with the great forces that
Nation and changing the denies of all
mankind.
great
spoken soldiers have
the fiery gulf of how have endured
vaton and TOLL and deadly peril genene healing
of labor of
professional achievement have
and of and
have known that behind
nvncible forces that all hndance
and laugh at the impossible
with the firm stride of of
and of things has found to touch that throw the switch
his He has learned the of
great throbbg world him.
full end of each week. from thousands OF cities and towns
land through Ft1E
Listen in for moment! -
THE LITERARY $500 newspapers through
opinion League of Nations Their replies
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-19

nation Running through the of replies have the
of something you andhear
OF America on this thrilling question of world welfare
LITERARY DIGEST gathers many eywinesses urid
through the human flesh sold food You KNOW
and FEEL the CHASTITY of America burns hece
you protection for your homeland.
through THE LITERARY DIGEST of
modern which already
the lives workers and
better understanding employee Instantly feel
warmer glow OF brotherhood and cooperation our busy lite together
again. LITERARY DIGEST asking searching
the United States what divided Church in the
face the need and opportunity? the Church
the WARP" KNOWLEDGE of the startling facts
The DIGEST thrill OF responsibility and purpose
DIGEST we mile railway route from the busiest
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Government weather ma How American furnaces of
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who have THE DIGEST "receiver" at their
You'd stirring
Patriotism of "Naon Rebth with
weeks Here of the POLES the United Staesrealy
complete condensed history this and their ancient
being reborn liberty Here the Greece and the
OF bbaros ottoman
The Sclesg reunited with Denmark; the
Lthuanins United Saes and onite histories big with
thrilling with Americans live
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all big live things
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obtanable only by fe How
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THE LITERARY DIGEST your
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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1919-10-22
JUST FISH STORIES
aa..ss5IsssssssU MsGGSSE :

Iyo' doan wantnary trubble
b mustn't hang round, for
|5lISure will get it a-plenty."
liking to an old he-musky in
language is just as successful
Insults as that of trying to
lalce lOp-eared mule that it
Et quitting time. But the
7aouS bunch OF musky hounds
agatEd Mitchells resort on
2Iake couldn't be convinced
rEise. They knew different,
aatter Mitchell, with the aid
lance, ManitoWish's famed
tt, had labored untold hours
them. And it must have
%dne tOmusical conversation
lt bunch, tor 3. N. Neise and
/ A II. of Chicago, put
qt last Saturday two fish
sS1Ing 81 and 35 pounds.
alnuskies will be mounted
Hereafter will bear mute evil
lot musky angling in the
'atowish waters.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1919-10-22
0Dsu Office in Three Lakes.

lH. Thompson, one of the
'+Enown timber cruisers and
I1stors in this part of Wis
ria. has opened an office in
E.r Lakes. He will deal in real
.1ean do estimating and at
5ito the payment of taxes of
.fesidents. Mr.. Thompson
giast completed a large tim
-ract for the Thunder Lake
1pany of this city. In compa-
-rith Henry Gagen be is about
20 over another big tract
b Three Lakes for the Yaw-
zBsselI Co.-NeW North.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1919-10-22
Buys Walden Holdings.

..iank Pashlik of Hatley, Mar
~ ~ county, has purchased the
-lIl holdings on Dam lake
|. the Thurston resort
r \. miles southwest of Eagle
~ and together with his
%a0Id goods and stock is
n, "ated upon his recent pur-
*, tie Il; will start farming it
Ta's This place was former
y, summer home property own
,ad occupied by Walden of
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1919-10-22
Kind of Fish

Miscellaneous Information
OF
of the bag limit
annot ship 81
Offs oexcedbag
linz omusbek
edec
EACH
Unlawful birdsex with
co.wthsp Villas county
6shine;5 ineon
thuutingE licenses
Resident
Applyto for blanks
thuntng icene,sm alg
incud
H. j. OBERHOLTZER Conservation Warden
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1919-10-22
zone to Oregon.

Il, : noIms ofClearwater Lake
\ IL who I, recently sold his
\, ~'' Tor Cascade Locks, Or
I'll % look up a location.
II, 1' Locks is where William
h. Su' a former resident of
'"n OF Lincoln lives.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1919-10-22
,|cR Has TROUBLES

G1EK No.
.,.Iing Representative for
',s;,ejander Creamery and
Festive Partridge Have
IIroubIes Galore
,.,,ras Fairbanks Foster
.. III representative for the
/ ''' I.sder Creamery compa-
'a I 5sring a difficult time get
: n or the Oneida county
81. IN his benzine buggy these
!, owing to the enormous
'..s'doartridges. Douglas says
.i6ng one stretch OF high
h, the birds we're 50 nu'lie, Jus
h. ~ was obliged to make a
-, IN order not TO run over
l n; a dozen more OF them;
/ I'D M desire to get i'll bad
la ~ Conservation wardens.
7, y another place, along toward
|, the cartridges went to
l, m the top of his car and
n, best he couldn't shake
Two of the birds, a little
IN than the others, perched
h, shoulders and went to
J, with their heads in his ears.
E5o he drove into Rhinelander
| outfit resembIed a travelling
sen coop.-Rhinelander New
.rb
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1919-10-22
4s Castle of Durnstein.

{: 4S castle Of Durnstein.
>ssiT s5 :, towers of the castle of
: u IN II which Richard of Eng
n. AM 41p !, still rise by the
$&t - mere is a Napoleonic le-
Is T y The French emperor rode
asn ,l campaign, he point
I an" win horror as a reminder
e1sr OlS incident. Seemingly
0 tba - ; untroubled by any pre-
u Lar harder fate in store
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1919-10-22
viewed Pedigreed Rams.

''i'ed Pedigreed Rams.
" Jackson Of Suits Us"
NJ. %Sa'nTest of Eagle River
n.3 ! Shipment Monday of
81 1S[ ' rams from Iowa,
h wi viii head the flock of
b N'utly purchased by that
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-26
GARIBALDI GOES HOME.

Paris, Jan. 25.-(By The Associated Press.)-General Giuseppe (Peppino) Garibaldi son of the famous. Italian Patriot, passed through Paris! today on his way. to Italy afterx having given up command of the Italian division on the French front. He will return to civil life. =
 "The most important question to my my mind at present is that of Rus sia," General Garibaldi said 9to.s the Associated Press. "The peace confer ence is committing an error in trying to get in touch with the Bolsheviki." "'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-26
.FocH LAYS REPORT OF NEGOTIATIONS
 BEFORE COUNCIL

Paris, Jan. 25.-Marshal Foch ren- dered the allied powers valuable sacrifice when he placed before the supreme council his report on his ne- gotiations with the German repre- sentatives at the time of the renewal of the armistica, says the Echo de Paris today in commenting upon the plans for the demobilization of vari- ous armies on the basis of mutual understanding. His report. the news paper declares, pointed the way to- ward a wise method, for he laid en- phasis on the fact that the coming peace must not merely be a written one. but one in actuality, in. other words it must be peace imposed on the enemy and that sufficient mobilzed military powerN should be maintained to enforce it.
 Germany" continues the article, "has not yet completely surrendered. She is seeking for accomplices and cannot fail ultimately to find few such. The governments, therefore, should not demobilize their forces without common understanding. The powers should come to an un- derstanding as to the forces they in- tend to keep in Germany Such an understanding is essential to the pre- servation of proper state of things, both i'll Europe as whole, and in France in Particular, as France can- not go. On bearing indefinitely the mortgage of disproportionate military responsibilities"