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Republican farmer., 1919-08-01
OF ALL WHITE MORI'UARIES
Capitalistic Systems Of All
 Countries To Blame For War
OF PRESIDENT OF AFFIRMATION AL TRADES UNION CONGRESS $.
 DELEGATE PROTESTS.

Amsterdam, July 27-The first real session of the International Trades Union Congress opened this evening under the presidency of M Oudegeest of the Dutch Federation.
 The statement of M. Oudegeest in his speech that "the capitalistic sys- tems of all countries were responsi- DIe for the war was vigorously pro- tested by the American Delegate To- bin, who contended that "the mon archistic and militaristic elements of Germany and Austria were solely and entirely responsible.
 Oudegeest, after declaring that re- sponsibility for the war rest with the capitalists, said ft was intended to dis cuss measures for checking capitalis- tic systems in order to prevent a re- (, ntinued:
 The second task Is to discuss a wishes and desires of labor classes" He said the commission appointed for the purpose had not yet reported on the resolutions of Herr Sassenbass, a German socialist, which explained the attitude of German workers during and since the war.
 Tobin, in the course of his protest, said:
 'The American delegates will sub scribe to no declarations that capital istfc elements were responsible for the war"
 Carl Legien, presi dent of the Ger man Federation of Trades Unions, as serted that the nilitaristic elements of America were just as responsible.
 President Oudegeest said that To- bins statement would be discussed to- morrow. The congress then adjourned to be later received by the town coun- cil.
Republican farmer., 1919-08-01
{ CONVICTED IN FRAUD IN
 NAVY CASES

Washington, July 29-Four offtc- CTS and three petty officers of the navy have been convicted by courts martial on charges in connection witk the enrolment, promotion and assign nent to duty of reservfsir in the third naval district at New York, the navy department announced today.
 'eside Lieut.. Benjamin S. Davis '.ss conviction previously had been al bounced, the men arc: Ensigns Paul Beck, Oscar F. Berger. and Robert H. Spahn. all naval reservists. and chief boatswain Lloyd c. Casey, chief boatswain's mate, Freak L. Jones and chief yeoman Henry g. Jaooba
Republican farmer., 1919-08-01
TOTAL NUMBER OF AMERICANS
 TAKEN 4,48O

Washington, July 2s-A re-check- ing by the War Department of fig ures up to June 3 shows the total number of Americans captured by the enemy in France was 4.480. of whom 316 were officers. The 28th Division was the heaviest loser with Is officers and TIA men. and the 26tn next yitl 1o officers and 43s men. The Eighth Division reported one man captured
 Of the divisions earliest in line tn First Division lost no officers and 1Ba men and the Second Division five of8icoxD and 16z men.
Republican farmer., 1919-08-01
SMITH, PLAYING OLD ARMY GAME,
 PASSES BUCK"

New York, July 2e-Responsibility for cruel treatment of American soldiers at prison farm No. 2, near Paris, was placed sQuarely upon the shoulders of Major General F. ~ S. Strong and Colonel B. P. 0rimstead by Lieut.. Frank H. (Hardboued) Smith in testimony given by him to- day before a sub ub-committes of the House at Governor Island.
Republican farmer., 1919-08-01
AGAINST
 ITALIAN RULE
 GROWING DAILY

salonfki. July 29@The number of AIbanians in revolt against the Italian troops of occupation is growing daily, according to the newspaper Macedo- mia. Several of the Albanian chiefs who were opposed to Essad Pasha. provisional president of Albania. are co-operating with hts partisans in an attempt to force the Italians to svacu- ate.
Republican farmer., 1919-08-01
WORLDS FATTEST
 MAN IS DEAD
 FROM PARALYSIS

New York. July 2S-Jack Wilson, "the fattest man in the world" died yesterday in the Holy Family Hospital in Brooklyn. He was stricken with paralysis last Monday while on ex- hibitfon at one of the Coney Island sideshows. He was taken to the hos oital on a auto truck and placed in a bed built to fit him. A specially con- structed coffin Is being prepared.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-14

neolGgnines. ("Meat Yacfina".)
Gtablisiementer, ioet en- berom fore.
lIaaet RcioIition ben 7be os. peotoeeS
meo AZ mob al Stemmer.
Jorilaeet. Der forbpber @rusen al
oct rsbe Stag / @isconiin. pebtoges
Den Zoe os. al Sriet meb 80 moo 81
Stemmer. Den or MI operieilbt
Senatet.
IQc 6oribg paa at foretage pigtigc
S%oranoringer | Statens Brimpr-
palglop bar ilaact fell, % ale Iegt
tpoer paa, at fitn i%lbctpoelige 5or.
an~orirger, ON nogen, bill bli fore
taact al inocpprenoe 2egiSlatur.
Scgislatllren bar aaercoe giort oct
al meo TO iIise 5orisg. Get enc al
oisie tiliigteoe at opbGpe 9eitemmel'
ierue arlaaaenoe Girfulationen al go
minntionSpapirer, meoens oct anoet
forbeiebe Mntallct al DC Stemmer, Ell
Gonbibat mao ina iorot faa lit Napn
opiert paa Galgieolen.
Spponclternes egentliee Senligt
meb fine Ingreb paa Hrim9rpalg'
lopen or at faa gieninbfsrt oct garnle
politiifc &onpentionsipitcm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-14
Sapmcoe Wrpiuaer fra
0ucbrauosoaleu % 9oten.

S~reIicsnrmcens gfterissel lesfpntor |
a%riItionia, Norse, mebbelcr at Der ncb
Nriitinuia Stifterets Soonire Bite 9e'
cculbcr 1918 or tiIfnlpt fsl9enoe fras
prrenbe Yeriouer. itamnHnbe ira Gier
/ @lGobraubSoaIen, abiiiai9e tuien 8ros
ncr / 9Irp efter afpsbe Srsfen airiten
SfuIt5.
1. ariitian SprerieuL ca. 81 aar o.,
for ca. 80 9lar lioen ubDarloret til
slntcritu. Ipreslc utienbt.
=. Mari Sppersoatter. ca. 70 Iar
a.. Gift nteo Ole 8aIterllb. llopnnbret
iii Il. z. u. fpr ca. 40 Iar iioen.
goresie uiienot.
3igsIeoes bar afhpoe Wurcr Iatbias
Teberien ira Ssnitebp, @eitre Sotsn.
e~fterIaot fine Seitenoe, bnoraf fsl9euoc
er ubpdloret til Imsrita, ct IrpebeIsb:
4. Irton Eeherien, ca. 80 Iar 81.
Sioite ticrpte aoresie: Secorab, 8ins
neibiet 60, Soipd. (llbpunbrst for ca.
80 aar iiben).
2. Yauline Yeberien, iamre Ibre5ie.
3. Sc fire Barn efter @ertbe Gina
fsbt Yeoerien. inn for "a Aar iibcn
or afgaaet peh SsSen / Imerita. Seres
Napn, Nleer % SpboIosIteb CT utienbt.
@nbhcr Splpsning ON openIlTprte
Nrpinaer mortgages mco SatncnmeIigs
heo al Sreliesarmecns G%fterleselless
%toutor. YileltrGbet %, Griitiania,
Npr9e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-14

SeOrc eMO Gdlpmcl
Sniinber bar epbaset Or. GbparSs' Sliu,
SabIetS iom ct uiiabeligt Subititnt.

81. Gbmar6S' SIipe tablets Snbitie
tute. for Galonisl - Ell ct mi!bt men iiffert
giisrinssmiboel, o9 bens 8irtninS paa 9es
pereu er nGlteu oiebIiffeIig. Ie er Rsiulz
tatet al 3r. GbwaroS' seilntniuo ON life
at be9anble 2epers % Wapeonber meb Salos
mel. 0auS GeltyGbelier Tor at %ailfaiie bette
frsrbra9te bi5ie in,aa olipeniarpeoe Cabs
letter.
9tsie bebaoeli9c imao Sabletter bar be
9obe Sirtniu9er iSalpmel, men in9en ilems
me Giterpirtniuser. De itaber life 5en:
berMe, iom itsrfe Splesuin9sr al @alomel.
Sc toser lat poa Suoet 90 retter bet bur-
tia. 0porfor turere Seueren paa SRnoerneS
@stoitniue2 Golomsl shelGgosr unpertlbeu
S%aubtlsbet. Soa 9ier itert. Splssniuger.
Get CT bebit lite at toge Galontel, men at
labe Sr. @bwarbs' Slips tablets inbta9e
bens VlabS.
Ten meite Nopeopiue, Slepbeb % isleIle
al eobbeS tommer al S%oritoppeils % upirf;
iom Qsper. Sag Or. Gcmaros' Dime Sabs
lets, uoar bu fsler iIeu % ting. Nterf
bporleoes be 9isr en- oD.rltpet Njernc tlar
% aieuoppRffsr ben Hone Nanb. Zoe og
25c pr. 9GIfs. allie apotbetsre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-14
0m0lps, iaar SAILS.
ginbres burtig naar on anpenber
liot Wtu5terple.

% Muiterole nil lite bepirfe @abIer iom
bel sanmelbaois Seuepsplalter. Smsr bet
Inn poa meb Sin9rene. Get trGnger isienz
nem I'll bet ioore Steb meb en- milo 8l;brsn,
lesnenOe aniamlineer, trettenbe no Saars
beb oe Smerten.
Wuiierole er Ell rel. bpio Salpe, ttlberebt
al Senepsol;s. Cen cr nbmsrtet ior burtis
Qinbrins ui iaar NaIs, @rontit, bet9ubte
RanbIer, Strubeboiie, Tin Nctte, atbma,
Weuralsia, 9opecpine, @onsetion, PIsuriip,
Rbeumatisme, 1nnlbaSo, Smerter os @ers
fen i Rp99en eHer Seoens, Sor'trettelier,
laare Muifler, Stsb, Nrpitfnuoer, forfrosue
Esbbsr, 6ortielelie / grpitet (bet iorebpeeer
oite 9uuoebetenoeINel. Sntet Tom WuiteroIe
ior Born nbiat for Strubebofte. sap bet |
gsrebitab for pisbIitteIist Brig. 8rntfer
iii 300 o. Coo lNoipitalsiterrelie SO. so.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-14
6elbreoer @uoipgoomme.

Gs bebsper life at Iibe al eczema, Sinner,
&iusorm, TNresner % Iisnsnbs Snbubebasss
lisbepsr. .Semo. iom fan iaaes hos snbper
apotbeter for 35e. eler s1.Oo for en- srtra
nor SLATE. pil. burtis anpenbt. iGbpanIis
sips eiebliftslis einbrins for fIsenee 2ortMr.
Tet renter os ltprtsr Subsu os belbrsoer
burtist o. pirtlomt be feiie Subipsbomme.
,Semo er ct pieunosrlist. siennemtr9us
senbe. bortiierusnbe fpbsube WibeeI %
niibmsr ben men sminbtlise Cub. Yet or
lite iebtet, tan let anpeuoes OF foitr hIn
Iist. Sfai Sem be: ibas % ipar Gem ielp
al fremtibie Summer.
The L. w. Rose Co. Cleveland. ohio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-14
Sill 0a.orisferne.


Snoiamlingen til @aIorisaapen msotc
ltstre % lterre 9a%nitcligbeoer efterlom
Siberue blep urrre og %fuoppere unher
@erhensfrisen, 90 eitcr bort 2onb osz
iaa blep mep GIT SnoiamIinsen belt
ilraa. Zen iioit UiieutIisgiortc @pittes
ring ~rcNe9iorbe for inbidmlebe Giorug
Iamt inbpiubne Henter til ct ianllet
@elpb al Iibt pper $4,000. "a Oct life
bar tilraabeIigt at ienbe Yensere til
Norge nnber DC uiitre SiIituube. 90 Sos
miteen besliben mcnte ben muatte pente
pan Snltrurer ON Sonbets Sperleperins
inbtil @nlbris Snmbanb bolber ct orr
bentlig Stenne, bafgte Den, iom en- baas
DC trDg % IobaI Gambling, at anbriuge
oct i~nbiunlIebe Sono / II. g. 2ibertp
&om Souos, % iisbte ct %idoount pau
$4,000 pad @dlbrisgdpcnS Hegnins.
Set logger til Sorparing / Soltb SIDE
Statc Vanf, minneapolis. Gomiteens
&ieb al II. 2. @onbS for $1,000 blep
fIere Wnnge nnnnt / minneapolis @las
DC o. ~piitnot o9ian / andre glabe; men
Oct ipues at bape unogaaet Here iuteresz
Ierebes Spuertiomhen, bporfor bet bcrs
peb after tunbgipres.
Zen ulpffelige aris bar life miuhit
ulp.tcIiDc for Nor9e; og tunoe 6onbet
bIi foregct meb pioere @ihrag inben Oct
operienbes. iaa piioc set uGrc irrbeIes
9lrbeIiGe for Sagens @enner. Snbianls
liu9cu ct life a%filuttet, men @ibrng pil
bli mohtar neo iarnmc Satnemn,clisbeb
iom forben. neutrality-suspicious. aass
iercr CT u. NJ. Suupbeim, 1905 Bart
Ipe., minneapolis, Iirnl. San oil
p%un.tlig ~tpittcre for alt iom tonmner
inb.
Soainart S.prct finSer SiIitmnbcne
8unltig for NiboISelieu al ct aIminNes
Iig @aIprisltcunc piI ct iaabant bIi be-
ran,met. Ni ct iIigt Stcpne Tan ri ba
faa cnbcli9e Snitrurcr ON aae gnteIts
heoer meb Senipu til %aI~hri3gapcns
cnbeli9r Surbringelie. 6orbaabentIig
fan ct nationalt Stcpuc boIoes crgang
i 1919. % bet biroe bicragc til tort
~Ereun1coe at Der iddr blir 90 Ndr il
rem oct fprite @aIorisiteone bIep boIbt.
uemIie / 1899. vi ber fcire uleo ct riga
rig tort Ipoe.
lluNcrtcgnebc pil nteb set famine faa
minoe ont bet Cpraab ban gioroc gjenz
mem Slnoenc eli Sio iiber, ON at fno
Sp!bsuins ON Sdloriier lom off ino /
SunbctS Sicne'te unoer 0ri9en. Ser
Tom mango Soar for builtc icg tntter
penlist. Tcn ieg faar fad Sop til al
bebe ON at ale ipm bar aieubifob iii
ilnse Wrro, oN @piuber, al bel ellcr
bsIpis galbriS A%iitamning. iom off ino
i Sieneiten, / hpiltcniomheIit @ren eIlcr
Irt - Hco Grois. SoipitaIsarbeioe,
p.i.p., iaupcIiom / GamprGtterne -
meo Bet fsritc nebiirtper Napn %
gbresier at %eofommenoc oG Ienoer
mig. Siotil bar ieg iaaet litier Vcitco
ont nrrpoa 200 Naou, % bar ira @In.
beue hentet on,trent 1925 til bpis Naon
pg onorc SmitGnbgheber antpSer at DC
cr %aIhriier. 81 maa faa @isbcb ON
bem. Nnar hi faar 9iiten nooet nrr
fuloitrnHis bill hi Ia ell lang Sgres,
rliIle. Joni ri meo sgre tan %oifentIias
sisre. Seno iub Sc Hapq, Oh tienbsr III,
os Set itnher life ON iauune Iapn iom,z
ner inb ira ilere SLIDER.
%euIiS SiIien fra @aIbris Sambrros
SprmonS, q. u. WebIen.
Gait San Sieao, Calf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-14
ILNlaM1i
Scieircr Smcrte
ferite Cmsang.
G~elgjcrenbe 9inbring al Smerte
gicr SlDams til ct Uni:
perial.W iboel.

0ette beremte Wibbel mob %rbenmatite
Smerter, gmbeb, Stiubeb, pinefuIbe Sors
itupninser, n%euralsiife Snerter og be flslte
andre uopsuoise @niGgtelier, Wenneifebeoen
liber al, bar eli umaaoeli9 SmlGtnin9, iorbi
bet ~prattiit talt aIorig nholaoer at brin9e
burtiS og pel9ierenbe Sinorin9.
altib parut til Srle, nil burti9 tr9nge
iuo nocn @niSning, % 9ips Reln!tater. Gent
% forrriitenpe. iydoss hos ale apotbetare.
Gu ltor Nlaltc er melt beipareube.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-14
Fra de vestIise Stater$ realsIaturer.

Gitp mciler at babe bittet paa oct melt
praftllfe Sanbeneisipitcnt. ltbfuaten
bill ianoipnlianis blipe icretaget SCR.
Aoo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-14


- 9aitor 8. 6. Moiteo at Wfil
tpoutee bar mntaget Wittenberg.aal
bet % oil mtaeelig tilfIptte ! 0fiDter
af Iai
Seltprrf 81. 30. 0snoobI opbol.
Der fig III / @t35a, 8ranfriae; bol
prrbiter I oct b~efienbte Gaiino, ION
er leiet al .. We. 6. 81.
- 8aftor Irel SbefpeIonoS lille
Ssn @oroon, A Inr, s Woane0cr
eantmel, bebe Sen 12te 6cbrltar al
Siabetes iom Selge al Sniluen5o.
& Guale Menigbeo, @nlit
Gountu, 81. Sat, @oit. %. 8. Gil.
fetbs &aIo, bar ben ipunite Snfhrcn5o
bpret nnIminbeliq omiiggribcnoe.
iprIie bIanbt llugoommelt, iNet ca.
90 9rocent al WteuigbeOelS llnq
Dom er afgnaet peo 9eoen al oer1lc
Spgoom.
= GpilinqbperncS 2ilthcr College
Glib holot lin oorIIge Set Nitencn
Sen 220e Sebruar / Cautions Tea.
rooms / minneapolis. st Tor bun.
breoc 8ieIter bcltoG. 6oreningen"
Sormaio, ibp. Wiiuiitcr Z. Spenion
p~rpiioercoc. NroicSior @icrIet Al
2uthcr College taltc ON StolcnS Nr
belize rnoer Srigcn % ON Stolcn@
nprmcitc % melt pootrTngcnoe
@ebop.
- &oIt. q. 9, Sobonion prrDitcoc
Genbu0 Sen 23oc Tebr. lin |''tco@-
prrNifcn i 3iou WcnjShcb | @loct
hucf. MeniQbeocn aoo Den bortrci'
icnoc SjrIeierqer ct N%iltco@oi1cr.
San hnr mottoqet aoIh fro Gnchontc
og omligqenoe WcniQheNcr / alberta,
Gan, 90 refer / oi5ic 0n9e oihoo Tor
of ouertaQe 9lrbcibct / 1T me Sab.
@locfoucf GaIoet bill bIi llhc1 Bette.
ming inotiI ocn al M(enigbcocrne
fnl6tc Stl0cnt fan optoQe i'm @icr
Ming Der.
Iait. 6. 81. 2oricu fpIbtc Sen
19oe Tcbrilor tit 60bc Nor. Eoo
en- cacr onocu Wtoaoc baooc Micnig
he6en / 9riScou, q. Q, ionct Sumo.
fob 6erom, % Sen bennttcoc Tllco-
ninqcn ill at Nipc fin Treit Ell beba
oelia Cocrraifleie. @na oct nGrnc'tc
hele Weuighr0cn clcr noQcll ira hoer
FSamiIie meotc 'rcm. Gitcrmiooa0cn
t~ilbraatcs ulco IQlcr, SonN % Sum
tale. SIR. &. q. Grslono toltc %
ouerrofte poa McniahcbcnS NeNne
0reitcn $50 iii GriuhrinQ on 0oQclt.
- @ait. :. 5. Starpuci@, Gcntcr
riIc, G. 9af., bor rciignerct ira
NomsoaIs Wcni9hco iorot Common
ilutnina al nUpntc Nenigbco mco
Gon6S o9 TrcioIoi9hcb@ Rcniahcocr
flnoe tie. Rom2ools N}cniQhco bar
MI figbt lin TreoiebcI ! &relte8aaroen
- 90 biSie ire Wenighcocr bar ORC
net fla III ct @reitefolN. &C hor hoot
Ct Tpnesmeoe cQ opltilct &%onolooter
0aitor 81. 6. NeSuiq, iom bar Ier'tc
&onoibot, beieqte Galoet Senoo8 Den
16be Gebruor 90 ltonicoc o9'on oocr
CT SomtaIemeoe / HomSbol9 WtcntQ'
hc6 sc ire irIQenoc Gage,
W~ocaloiter &orf Sutbcron
Church, ct. Toul, Winr, 2 Sal.
noriens SoIo, funoe 0cn 23be Gcbr
poo 9oaen et Ior cItcr M%eni9hcocn@
ORGANIZATION, inooic 1T me. potrc
!SaSel paa Goodrich Ipc, NOR SncI'
lima gpe. Or. 6. g Srlbcr9 holot
SnSoieIiestoIcn % bIco unoer ,Nl0.
nieIien osiiItcrct al 0aitorerne @cnrp
@roo ira Gait. Gan, o. e. s Nfocn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-14
NMoiNG0omme

ION GtSema. Salt Ghsrm. Barriers at1. gamls Soar.
Iiuaprm. i5roit % 9rouoioar. 5roltbit. 0uoforaift'
ming fra narps ener Jarner. gIod oeobS o. andre.
heIbrebes abiolut oeo Yrul al min ECZEMA
SPECIFIC. - Wiu StabsSalpe nil beIbrehe Siab.
aIse. 7yrat. Geneu slears NJ proirie Std pao faa
Taae. Sar belbreeet 5niirher be iibite % Nar.
Senot pr. Bot for sfs5. Apotheker S.
Almkiov, Box A, Cooperstown, N. ID.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-14
MQc Sine Oh Qiocn0c

pl faa frit greo on en- peo en- Misionrr fra Cftin.
eisn tnofert IoUerfet Meociu for Aiihma. Sroufit.
2atarth. Snfuensa. Sepnlcsbeo. Nerpelp0,isIi, III.
NJ. RnOn bette 9lab oo ieuo @rep I'll Baitor a..
y. @ereb. 1922 ". Reb3le Ant. Chicago. IN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-14

s7ncr Te tsrnncr Teres eubrrlsncu. renS
helm Bolt euer sarioHetsntHs. Tei or NH.
Teri al lenoe lrie &enae ! alatHeellge g,reps.
% 81 ion lie rGre anipaEli9e Tor Yenae. len
tlir borie p1a geieH.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1919-05-01
Three Cases Develop in the City the
Past Week
Cases are Of a Mild Nature. Many
People Exposed to the
Disease.

Washburn has had a small pox
scare the past week but up to
the present time only three cases
of the disease have DEVELOPED
and the doctors of the city be-
lieve there will not be further
spread of the disease in view of
the strict quarantine which is
being enforced. Those i'll with
the disease are Edith Sheen,
Frances Morgan and one of the
Ed. Plant children.
On account of the number of
people exposed to the disease it
was feared for a time that a
general epidemic might follow
and a large number of people
have taken the precaution by be-
ing vaccinated.
There has been a number OF
cases Of chicken pox in the city
during the past few weeks and
anyone who has any doubts as to
the disease should call a
physician at once. ~"
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1919-05-01
Called by Death

After an illness extending over
a period of a week with plenrisy
complicated by a general break
down, Alexander Maitland, age
50 years, 5 months and 12 days,
passed away Saturday evening
at 6:3O o'clock at the home Of
his daughter Mrs. w. A Robin
son. All members of the family
were present when the end
came.
Mr.. Maitland was taken sud-
denly i'll a week ago Saturday
morning. Previous to this time
he had been in the very best of
health and had gone to bed the
evening before feeling remark
ably well. At six o'clock Satur-
day morning he was taken i'll
and for two days was quite sick,
apparently improving again on
Monday only to grow worse
again on Wednesday and the end
came quietly on Saturday even
ing at 6:3O o'clock.
Funeral services were held
from the home of his daughter
Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
the services being in charge of
Rev. D. w. Davis Of the Metho-
dist church. Interment was in
Woodland cemetery.
Alexander Maitland was born
at McWilliamstown, Pa. Novem-
ber 18th, 1849. When a boy the
family moved to Rock Run, later
moving to Goosetown, Pa, where
he spent his Doyhood days. On
Novemb.l 10t, lo10 he was
married to Anne M. Hullets and
unto this union five children
were born, two of whom are
living, Mr.. w. ]. Maitland of
Park Falls and Mrs. w. A. Rob-
l.Ison of this city. In 1900 the
family moved to this city where
Mr.. Maitland was connected
with the Bigelow Lumber COM
|pany. Eight years ago Mr.. and
Mrs. Maitland moved to Cusson,
lWis. where the Hines Lumber
company were operating, where
they resided for six years, re-
turning to this city in the fall of
1917, since when they have made
their home with their daughter
| Mrs. w. A. Robinson.
| Alexander Maitland was a
kind and affectionate husband
and a loving father and man
whom everyone liked to know
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1919-05-01
Odd Fellows Have a Big Time Mon
day Night.
Tooth Anniversary of the Order Cele,
brated in Royal Style.
Many Visitors.

The Tooth anniversary of Odd
Fellowship was celebrated by
the local order at their lodge
rooms in this city on Monday
evening and one of the biggest
times in the history of the local
order was held.
Over fifty members OF the
Ashland lodge came over to
spend the evening with their
Washburn brethren and to listen
to the program which had been
prepared for the evening.
Rev. Merritt of Ashland de-
livered the principal address of
the evening on the history of
Odd Fellowship, being intro
duced by August F. Hoffman,
of this city. Other numbers on
the program were a solo by Miss
James. a reading by Miss OVERLY
and a duet by Rev. Merritt and
Mr.. Nelson of Ashland. Follow
ing the program the young folks
enjoyed dancing while the older
members spent their time visit
ing.
The local order Of the Odd
Fellows is a strong order with a
large membership. They own
their own lodge hall, which is
perhaps the finest in this part OF
the state.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1919-05-01
Free Air Station

DeMars Brothers. proprietors
of the Service Garage, have just
installed large free air station
at their garage for use by the
automobile owners of this vicini-
ty and the station will be open
day and night during the tour
ing season. This is something
that has been needed for some
time and we are glad to note
that DcMars Brothers have TAX
en- it upon themselves to supply
this service. They have installed
a large gasoline engine and air
compressor and large air stor-
age tank and pipe lines leading
to the curb and to the rear of
the garage.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1919-05-01
Luxury Tax in Effect

The government luxury tax
has gone into effect and the
people who are in the habit OF
paying the top notch prices for
wearing apparel and other things
will likely be called upon to pay
the luxury tax. For instance
if the common hose you wear
costs more than $1.OO you will
be subject to tax. The same
is true of hats costing more than
$500, shoes costing over $1,000
and other things along the same
line. With the prevailing high
prices it will be hard for people
to escape the luxury tax.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1919-05-01
WILL COMPETE
FOR HONORS
District Oratorical and DeclamatOry
Contest Here May End
Schools of Eastern and Western Divi-
sions Seek to Win Place at
State Meet.

The final declamatory and
oratorical contest for the eastern
and western divisions of the
Cheouamegon Oratorical Associ-
alton will be held at the Congre-
gational church in this city on
Friday evening, May End, when
the winners of the two divisions
will compete for the honor of
representing the Superior divi-
sion at the state contest.
Among the schools to be re-
presented in the coming contest
are Ashland, Park Falls, Su-
perior Central and Superior Mel
son-Dewey, and Ironwood and
Washburn.
In the declamatory division
there will be contestants from
Ashland and Park Falls, repre-
senting the Eastern Division and
Superior Central and Nelson
Dewey representing the Western
division, while in the oratorical
division the Central High of Su-
perior and Washburn will repre-
sent the western division while
Ironwood and Ashland will re-
present the eastern division.
The winners of the contest to
be held here on Friday evening
will represent the Superior dis
trict in the State contest to be
held in the near future.
There is great interest center
ed in the contest to be held in
this city and the schools of the
different cities are expected to
be we'll represented. 1t is ex-
pected that there will be boat
service between Ashland and
Washburn at that time which
will insure a large delegation
coming over from Ashland.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1919-05-01
AGAINST Daylight Plan

Both houses of the Wisconsin
Legislature have voted against
the Government Daylight saving
plan and have passed resolu-
tion asking Congress to go back
to the old method of computing
the hours of the day. The OPP
position to the daylight saving
plan seems to come mostly from
the farming sections of the
state. Generally the plan is
liked by the people Of the cities.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1919-05-01
To Hold Dance

On Saturday evening Of this
week the employees of the Ken
field-Lamoreaux company will
hold a dance at the Garden Hall.
the object being to raize funds
with which to start a base ball
team to represent this company,
It is planned on making this
dance a big affair and general
invitation is extended to the pub
lie to attend. Base ball interest
at the K-L plant is warming up
and the saw mill boys are out
with challenge to the factory
crew.