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The Washington times., 1919-03-31

The rates quoted are the minimum
charges for ten words and the extra
charge for each additional word. The
announcement says with regard to
other rate increases:
DAY letters and night letters shall
be computed as at present. but
charged for on a basis of the
above rates. Night messages will be
charged for at an increase of 20 per
cent over existing night message
rates.
Commercial and Government leas-
ed wires shall be charged for at an
advance Of 20 per cent over existing
leased wire rates whether such wires
he furnished by a telegraph or a tele-
phone system under Government con-
troll.
THE telegraph rates for domestic
United States Government kilograms
are increased 20 per cent over the
present Government rates"
The Washington times., 1919-03-31
BROTHERS HAVE HAPPY
REUNION AFTER so YEARS

ST: ALBANS, VT, March 31.-John
Sears, Of Seattle, came here to visit
scenes Of his childhood after fifty
years absence. He looked forward
to seeing a sister, but did not expect
to find his brother Lewis, who had
been reported dead many years. John
found the cases reversed. His sister
had died, but he found Lewis. a Civil
War veteran. The childhood scenes.
however, had changed almost beyond
recognition.
The Washington times., 1919-03-31
MANY WASHINGToN:MEN ON
STARS AND STRIPES STAFF

The staff of the Stars and Stripes,
the famous soldier overseas paper, is
composed largely of Washingtonians
or men who have spent a greater, part
OF their life in newspaper work in
the Capital. City. The men include
Capt Mark S. Watson, First Lieut..
Stephen T. Early. Second Lieut.. r. =.
Fendrick, Nat. Morley. Charles Bus
sius, and Lester Baukhege.
The Stars and Stripes has an aver
age circulation of 100000, and Is
the daddy Of about $50 unit papers
printed by the American eXpediC ton
airy forces.
The Washington times., 1919-03-31
j. S. .PREPARES22
WHALE RECIPES

AS a source either OF shoe-leathsr
or table tid-bits, the whale Is now
one OF our leading raw materials.
Whale hide is being tanned for
shoes, purses. travelling bags, and
Ook-bindings. simultaneously, the
Government Fisheries Bureau an
nouncss' twenty-five recipes for such
dinner delicaeies as fillet OF whale
steak. and whale stsws, soups, cut
lets, roasts, and pattles.
whale resembles beef and venison
in taste, but has a distinctive flavor
all its own. Some 6.0OO. 900 Americans
The Washington times., 1919-03-31
DTVORCED COUPLE REMARRY,

ROCKVILLE. Nd. March 31.-Hav-
ing made up their minds that the old
affection between them still existed,
notwithstanding that they were az
vOrced about a year ago, Arthur s.
Heed and his former wife, Mrs. Leone
r Reed, both OF Washington, visited
Rockville Saturday and were remar-
RED by the Rev. p. Roland Wagner,
pastor OF the Baptist Church
The Washington times., 1919-03-31

According to information obtained
In all parts OF the United States, So
called "soViets" have been organized
IN but three places, Seattle. Portland,
and San Francisco. Efforts to get an
estimate OF the number of real Boil
sheviki in this country were unsUc-
cessful, as the figures given by police,
radical leaders, and others showed
such wide variation in each town,
and there were so many ideas of
; what Bolshevism really is, that it was
seen the estimates could not be con-
,sidered accurate.
The Washington times., 1919-03-31

To beEin saving On q small scale,
bay Thrift Stamps. To develop tie
drift habit, buy War Savings Stamps.
To save on n still greater scale, buy
Victory Liberty Bonds.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-04-09

While it is very difficult to form a
correct understanding Of what happens
at the Raris Peace Conference from
the meagef reports that filter thru, yet,
recent cable present a situation that is,
at least, disdieting It is evident that
the very thina that are holding up the
peace treaty are the very same inter
national jealousies, intrigues, ambitions
and lust for power and commercial
advantages, that caused the war in the
first place. So many conflicting inter
ests are involved that the negotiations
seem to have reached an inextricable
tangle. President Wilson, if we shall
believe the reports, is disguised with
the whole blamed business and pur-
poses to return to America Immediate
". Let us hope that the situation will
clear and speedy peace be secured for a
war tired world.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-04-09

Charles Franks, proprietor of the Red
River Valley Stock Farm at Warren,
makes most liberal offer to boys and
young men in this issue Of the Sheaf,
an offer that will enable them to get. a
right start in raising pure bred cattle.
Here is an opportunity for ambitious
young men to secure pure bred cattle
on practically their own terms Find
MrsTranks announcement in this paper
and read his offer Mr. Franks is an
experienced stock man and he has un-
doubleday the finest herd of Hereford
cattle; in the Northwestern part of the
state. His object in making the liberal
offer is to encourage the raising of bet
ter stock in this part of the valley.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-04-09
NEW AND TASTY SAUSAGE.
Ever eat potato and nut sausage?

Ever eat potato and nut sausage?
# you haven't; there is treat in in
store for you and at the same time you
will be helping conserve the meat sup
ply. The recipe for this delicious dish
is one vouched for by the Department
of Agriculture. It follows: 2 cups
mashed potatoes. u pound nuts Of any
kind i egg well beaten. IL teaspoons
salt. rs teaspoon pepper. Few. grains
oven until brown (about 45 minutes)
Serve with tomato sauce.
cayenne. Pinch celery seed. y cup
milk Approximately. 1s pound salt
pork.
10 the mashed potatoes add enough
milk to bind them. Put nuts in boil
ing water to loosen skins, remove skins
and put through meat grinder. Mix
nuts and potatoes thoroughly and sea-
son well. Add well-beaten egg to po-
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-04-09

ruDiisned Every Wednesday.
~a..red in the Post Office At Warren
IS second Class Mail Matter.
odicial paper Of Marshall County.

What about the paving proposition!
Anyone who sees our streets today will
agree that they are a disgrace and an
abominat ton to a city that claims to be
up-to-date And why cannot we have
paved streets like many towns have,
that are no larger than Warren and no
better off in business or financial
way? When Crookston paved its streets,
it was no better off financially than we
are, but that Improvement was the
making Of Crookston. Very few cities
in the United States accumulated the
money required for paving purposes
beforehand. Most Of them, if not all,
have to borrow the money needed for
these improvements. IL Warren shall
wait for paving until there is money in
the city treasury to do it with, we Will
have no paving for hundred years to
come. AS the money will have to be
borrowed if we shall pave, then why
not borrow now, and have the use OF
the good streets while we are paying
for them in small installments. Graf
ton, Nd, town of about the size OF
Warren, has let considerable paving
this spring to a Minneapolis concern,
which will accept city warrants at par
in payment, said warrants payable in
equal annual amounts extending over
period of twenty years. By paying
for the work in easy installments, the
taxpayers will hardly feel the burden
at all. And in the mean time they have
the use Of the streets.
Why can not Warren do the same?
The large majority Of our citizens
as well as the farmers who do business
here want to see our streets paved. It
is the duty of the city council to act in
this matter and do the peoples will.
Let us not put off this needed public
improvement any longer. It has
already been delayed too long for our
own good.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-04-09

AS the manufacture Of wine will be
cut off May 1, the owners Of grape
orchards in California are in guam
dairy as to what to do with their pro-
duct. It is proposed to turn the grape
crop of 1919 into grape syrup, equiya-
lent to forty thousand tons of sugar,
having a value of eight million dollars.
1t is claimed that this new use of
grapes will make larger profits than if
converted into wine. It is evident daily
that investigation and adjustment are
all;that are needed for ma King good use
of food materials or buildings that were
formerly used for bad purposes.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-04-09

era1 run Of people are careless, and they
are very busy nc q few people on q
street are Indifferent about maintaining
order, the bad example infects the
whole neigh hood.
3 So there needs to be q persistent
campaign to create higher standards Of
care Of the exterior of homes and public
places. The desire should be cultivated
for such improvements as will beautify
the community and all its dwellings.
Higher standards Of care are neces-
sary than formerly il community is
to acquire reputation for an attractive
a stream of automobile
visitors comes through from early
spring to winter. If the people of this
community are slow to clean up their
grounds and remove rubbish, il there
is general condition Of neglect, no
one of these visitors will have much to
say in favor Of Warren. But if the
spring cleanup work is thoroughly
done, if there is general appearance
of neatness and care, the word will be
passed in every town within 100 miles
that Warren is one of the best looking
places in the state.
If the people are active in planting
trees and shrubbery, working to beauti-
fly their homes and streets, that fact
will make its impression on a wide
area of country. The word will go
around that in a few years Warren is
going to be the finest place in this sec
ton, from the way the people are TAX
ing hold to make improvements.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-04-09

Another bank robbery took place in
Minneapolis yesterday This time
$1S,SOO in cash and Liberty bonds were
stolen by bandits from the Peoples
State Bank, in broad day light. The
robbers escaped in an automobile which
they wrecked in their hurried flight and
then stole another. This is the tenth
bank robbery in, Minneapolis within Is
months. the total amount stolen in all
the robberies being $131,s00. With so
many thugs at large in that city, many
people hesitate going there, even for a
visit
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-04-09


and forwarded under instructions to
the Public Safety commission at the
capitol.
Lake City. Clarence A. Hubbard, "a
years old, banker and pioneer resident
l5of Southern Minnesota, died at his
home in this city, following an illness
of two years. He came to Minnesota
with his parents in 1853, first locating
at Winona, where he resided until he
returned from service in the Civil
war, when he became a resident of
Lake City. Mr.. Hubbard was the first
cashier of the Lake City Bank of Min
nesota, which was the first state bank
organized in Minnesota, and was presi-
dent Of that institution at the time
Of his. death.
Crookst on The. first intimation that
his son had been killed in France
came when Peter George got notice
from the government declaring that
he had been paid $75 too much IN his
allotment money and to return It to the
government. The reason given for the
overpaymenti In the allotment was that
Georges son had died and with his
death his father was not entitled to
the money. Although no word has re-.
Gently been received from Peter
George, Jr., his father felt confident
he was still alive, as he was still re-
ceiving the monthly allotment and had
received no notice Of his death from
the war department.
Long Prairie. Farmers residing In
the neigh orhood Of Swanville organ
lied q potato growers association with
the following officers: President, 2. a.
James; vice president, Albert stoll;
secretary treasurer, Ben Felbaum. The
| association will raise Cobblers and
Early Ohios for their early variety and
Rural New Workers. tor their late va
riety.
Virginia d army recruiting sta
ton for the northern part Of st. Louis
county has opened here under the
charge Of Sergeant Charles Kelley,
former recruiting officer here. His
quarters are in the Mesberg block.
vg29
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-04-09
Spring improvements.

Few things give more pleasure and
satisfaction than living in a beautiful
town. One may not have much money
to spend on the development Of his
home places But whoever raises fine
trees, shrubs, and flowers, gives
pleasure to all his townspeople. And
all can help maintain that order which
Is the foundat ion Of all beauty.
10 secure town of this kind takes
constant effort! and WI ilance The gen
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-04-09
RESIGN TO JOIN NEW LEGION
World War Veterans to BE Absorbed
Into New Bodv

New York, April Officials Of the
recently organized World War Veter-
ans Of America, with one exception,
have resigned in order that the organi-
cation may be absorbed into the Ameri-
can Legion, now being formed by Lieu
tenant Colonel Theodore Roosevelt
and other former officers Of the Ameri-
can Evolutionary Forces, it is an
.nounced here. Organiza ton of the
American Legion, which it's sponsors
hope will become the one powerful
body Of veterans of the world war, will
be effected at a meeting in st. Louis,
May L.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-04-09

There is a row Of some kind in the
State Board of Health, the object be-
ing seemingly to force the retirement of
DR.. II. M. Bracken as secretary and
executive officer Of the Board While
a layman's opinion counts for little In
a case where doctors disagree, we will
say nevertheless that we have always
had the impression that Dr.. Braclzen
has made very efficient health officer
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-04-09

J. 81. Bolton has bought the Boyd
residence on County Road street, form
erly owned and occupied by Nels John
son, and will move there soon with his
family.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-04-09

'War Gardening and Home Storage
of Vegetables and Home Canning and
Drying Of Vegetables and Fruits are
the titles of two very interesting and
useful pamphlets published by. the Ma
tional War Garden Commission, Of
Washington, D. 9. The Sheaf has re-
ceived a number of copies of the Vic
tory edition of these books and anyone
interested may secure free copies as
long. as they last by asking for them at
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-04-09
BOsSY WILL DO HER BIT.
American Cows To Comfort The French
Children.

Washington, April American
dairy cattle are to be sent to devastated
districts of France, where they will do
their "bit" toward restoring the health
of the children of those-regions. More
than 100 head of pure-bred cattle re-
Gently purchased by the French High
Commission and selected from the best
herds by experts of the United States
Department of Agriculture will leave
New York for Havre shortly on a
specially equipped transport. There is
said to be an urgent demand for milk
from the war-stricken areas.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-25
Scneerjrllane.

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rcnccn lunea bare lnmltcmmlgc /, at
man oil gooficnoc TIallen ON Noro.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-25
st. @lroesbaal paa Sfamlins.

= aSeimoal" ifriper Weolem al
Observation-Disclosures, Chr. Sans
len, Nprremele, / Ell lpngere Writ
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ga ri otter fan bolbe Set paa Sfam'
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bersn1aoI otter lat / SeiIGoet,"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-25
Krio oe Sreo.
N%nrlIrllene lra nc /.

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SidSte nyt.

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pdndmdfdudlen.

Set er praftilf tolt blcoet oi9lort,
heoer BET / ct aubelgrom ma NoriS,
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genbc ~teIegroiitc @eretrinecr ell
Soil ON, men set Ter life no iii, al
@%olIbcniterne bar siort oen Srcm
gang, iom SrotSifp boabebe. llfrai
ncrne offuperer III De aanife oiatia,
Centre abartow % Eoliopa o. baa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-25
u militGrc syurbplo.

GoloinQ, 21oe Secbr. Vlallot Sors
ocrnc / Sc Ipnbcrjpoife Sper gonr Der
mango merfelige GraIagn ON Solon-
tcrroobene, ser 10 bar Ben milltPre
Woat. Sra en- al oiSie Sper meooe-
les ser iooleoes. at SoloatcrroaDet
bier Wtorgcn lpicr cfter 6rlpilllge,
Der fol opertoge &ogtpoItcrne, men
ser mcloer iig nlori9 nogcn Iriplli9t.
Mon leicr ocrior &agtpolterrc, % DC
ioor Ell gonife ~orbentlig Detailing!
9ht oo oo fer set, at Soloaferne
banoIer meo WilitprctS Gieloele.
Tornplig IolgteS / Ell @p Ell Se't, Iorl
SUlgeren nibTnoebc Tor Den fT1lo'
mellalt biQige EriS al - so Morf.
aieberen bar meget bel fornelet.
Torleoen Sag bcmerfcoc Ell Walo,
at Ell @onocipn ira Smegnen al Ell
8urniionSbp cnoni gif / lin Soloa'
tcruniiorm oa Ipurgte bans Moo"r
ON. bporlcoes oct off til. Yet CT
iaomcn nleget %iorrnliti9t." in9oe MO
ocren. San tnger boer Gag ino til
@pen % meloer iig til Soloaterrao'
set. Sam iaar iaa bier Tag fine .
Marf, men Der 10 ingen llIeiligbeo
pco oct, og bpcr Niten er ban her
bienme i9ien."
Taa fine Steber al @rpnIen lfaf'
Ter SoIbaterne iig Ell behogelig Tor'
ticneItc peo Sriffepense. Sclf, Der
life oar Gas, betaler giernc for at
Hippo i9ienuem, % set fan nof ior
Ell cnfelt Nanb / benne ipbe Silletio
gipe en- Torticneitc al op til 20 Mfart
ON Gugen, mooiaget / 8 WarfIeoler.