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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-01
TIsK LEoIoNARU MA slBIkI.

Ccskoslovcnska armlda 10 81.
bifi m6la yIastni knihtiskarnu, Y
niz tiskla RUNE tasopisy q Mnihy
ncjcn v Feel Gcskt d slovcnsk6, ole
m0darskG, ncmcckf, litcyskt,
srbsk6, ruskd atd. Ida ciscIny w.
knz fnformnen6. Osvttovtho Odbo.
RI arm6dy 0 joji prdci; Cd po.
tatkn rokn 1919 NJ do koncc ccrv.
mn 1920, tcdy ~ | n pdl roku, W.
shzcpo, yytist6no u yyddnO exam.
pIdfni "CcskosIoycnsktbo Dcni.
|kn" 1898, 600, "SIovcnskych lila.
|hh' $4,000, "Tclcgram Csl. De
piku' $4,000, INA Strdan 2l5..
200, "Ccskosloycnsktho vojdka''
10000, "vdlcfnfh0 z%proyodajc"
~. 900, "Iicimat" A. 900, "Cmko.
slovcnskSeh Bescd'' ~. 300, "Ma.
gy6r Tonfit6rs' 800, Ufedniho
vcstniku 5000, Casopis0 cizojazy.
coycb $500, CcIkem 1901 800
excpldf6 Litograficky vydhno /.
Honpacek' $500, (asopia q.
zojnzycnych 2l,G6O, "vykHk6''
y205. Celkcm 5,tt7.C0G cxompI6
cDsopis6 I'rozDr yyddno ny
pogrDficky | Iit5graficky) mIkcm
49, bG2, Krone tobo tibttny pro
w. %vojeuskf 1fady tiskopisy, ma.
py, pl0k6ty, pelkem t,23G2st ku.
vi u zbotoyeno 2sit riNuych pc.
rcU u rozitek. Ghroem yysIo y
gr0fickach dneD JDformacD6 o.
svtt0yfbo odboru ~ zmiutnon do,
bn 11,3tGO2 tiskn, sIoyy jede.
met miIIionh Vscchny tyto Vi.
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cov6no), 30 pFpadh broloyauy
'ucb yaz1ny knib6fGou inforusr,
ne osv6t0yhhO odbof,y, v}praypoD
pax z0b1leny y rozesld0y nebo
prodcjp0u V drobnlm pfodluy
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-01
Trinerdv nast6nny kalcnddf 1921
10 vysocs originalni q an.
jimavy.

Trincroyy ~nhstenne kaIcnddfc
vncsou do Vaseho d0mOva kindly
rok u6co novGho Letos Ouch
Obnoyy" tvGdi VAN mn mysl Oh.
novnou Utmost. jcz nostala w
vscch oborcch obcbodu . prhmy.
SIN po piciy6 prdci svttovt ydiky,
MysItnkm 10 jest vclmi pfibuzna
Trincrovu lIofktmu Vim, ktcrt
take vzdy n%opomah6 X obnoy6,
.totiz X obnoy6 zdravi, trpitcJi NJ.
chutf X jidlu, Ndcpon Jicbo jinfm
ncpofhdkcm zoludku KoIcm
stfcdniho obrazn sesknpeno jest
M kaIcnd6G potndct map cyrop-
skgch zcmi y jejicb noyymi 20.
yhIrenymi hraniccmi Jc vi mapn
Ccskoslovenskt Republiky, Pol
sk0, Ukrajiny atd,, jakoz ! mapa
%ncsmrtclnb "Dnabsse" cili cesty
fcskosIovensky ch druzinDik6 "
HtBka napM ccIou SibiH M 10
V1adiyoMokM Tax um1lepkd kr6,
wi slonGona i cpsoyym zhjwem Y
laduy cclek PosIcte pStndet zen.
W ~ 6hmdn poNtoyntho : IN
sepIt Trinw Company. i333 IA
10 Ashland Ave. Chicago, ILL.,
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-01

-
Simeon s,,lte~, rscsluls ssr.
sks aske,lk, posaiaie sc "a PRIV.
nihc ~ namych nahosenskS ch
|horlivcA. k,eii vtiili, Do ,~rcsiAnIn'
hfisnaho ,ela masc Nc duse lidska
%po,snesti X ,whesNm q ,omtc NJ
mconovi 70 prasi lc vS,si Sdsl
poslednich lficiti let ryeho sivo.
IA strsvil ,ysedavanim na vyso.
kem knmcnnam Sloupu ncdalcko
msSia Antioch, Nsiavujc syojc
.lalo n%csmlrnemn vedru IN dnc .
mraso an noel, ably pfekonal hfis
ne Sados,i ,ela u pfirravil dust
svoii pro slasii ncbcske.
Nadscnymi naslcdovniky ~.
mconovymi lsou sadhove Y lndii,
Take v iinych scmich vyskyily
Sc a dosud yyskytuji rnsnt ndbo.
kcnskc sckty, ktcrc povnluii lrc.
stani tcla IN tin bohumily, ale
neni mn sveta seme, kdc trcstdni
tala provGdtno bylo by v tnko.
vem stupni, jake v Indii, Xde
prov6di sc opravdu ka1da MONA
forma tyrani tala u mistry Y tom
isou tito Sadhovc, ktcfi obyyotcl
stvcm jsou nazyvani "svoiymi
lidmi."
Indie. "'zcme mysticismu a 70.
NANCE ma TAX velky pocct rda
nSch nabozcnskych YER, zc caste
a 10 prdvcm jc nazyvdna INA.
lkou nabozcnstvi." Ncni ami
moano pfcsne %naznaciti pocci r0l.
nych n6bozcnskych sckt. Ndbo.
acnsk1 povercivost kontrohiic
dcnni zivot millionn lidi v lndii
Vsechny udalosti v lidskem 1.-Two.
Il, oil naroaeni M do pohfbu, jsou
pod vlivem toto n6bo2enskt po.
yerdivosti q fanatismu, jenz caste
zdd Ne primo neuv6fitclnym, Him.
dove mai vice jak 0,00O,000 bo-
bi n .jcjich ctitelc nosi mn cclech
jiste znamky, die ktcryeh sc do
ktertho Y bohn uctivnii.
v Indii naltza sc dnes asi 81
Sndhn Eli "svatych Il.
Jc MONO jc yidcti IN sill.
nicich a rozccstieb, kdc vystavu-
j 80 rnznfmn samotyrdni, n6kdy
pravtmu u nckdy toliko pfcdsti.
Jsou 10 ysichni acbrdci,
parasite, ktcfi 2iji Y dobrocinno.
jinych, yynlivajicc jcjich do.
brocinnosti. Casio ncchaji SO IN.
kopati do zcmd, TAX 10 jcnom hla.
va zdstdvd mad Mmi. chodi bosou
pc ahavtm uhli, lchaji ma.
tclcm M prkno Sc hfcby a
tyraji svojc telo. Gin vdt.
jc jcjich samotyrdni, tim po.
'ydtndjs adaji sc v odich po.
v6rcivcho lidu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-01

Angle jcst mmi st8rych lid o
Poole %stotistiky jcst Inn nciyicc
stoletyeh ~ yscch zrmi svctA Ne.
dayno proIf1o Y uovindch zpr6.
Va 0 jcdnom Hkotoyi, kterg do.
sdbl so dcsct Iet KohH hodnf,
pie rad widsky d jqstc tfed w.
nj Icty choJiyl M hon,t Tcjlo
muz, jmbnem John Trclyor, byI
tfihT6te znuat d mi mi0bo NJ
lev, kterd 10 snazi yhemozug 10
zpasobcm zppfjemDiti rau yecer
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-01

$685.
kant llamsua. kiery ' mimi.
heh dnech y~ymamcnkn hsl NJ
helnsca ccnea rfn li,eratun, h,|
icslnou propulsion pro neschor
nes, v "a duha ien'o rrnsla,e.
lny nersAs splsn,a'el hyl kanduk
|,er.m va p%oulifni drasr Y thlce.
81. k,cra ,ehdy h,la ics,a irA
hu kchskeu ydAln nv v, II
hssdy sleeth mehl ~ i udrlcll
prAei Jake koniuk'nr M poalle.
NJ drAsc, \ MA nrni sfcba vlas'
Mich pfipraynsch s,udii a I'D.
nych ~kvlAs,nIch rnalos,i, kdsltt
ami scikA gdyofilos, ~ M ,iiscn.
cIch ~puulisnich drah ncpolainie
Slnsha v posadi sosu nehsla tat
ieaka, jake , pfedu vos,i, kdc by.
10 tfrba miii iakousi rfcdhtsnoi
skusenost Y mchascni \ konskym
po,ahcm, Ale NJ w ir lomu iak
lcoliv. sNslayd skntccnosti, r.
knut 1lamsun b,l propulsion pro
ncschopnoSt die prohliscni
spravcr spolccnosti poulicnich
drah. pro noprostou ncnaprnviicl.
most.
v ~ dobS toto propustcni \ pra.
&c n z~as,oveni pfiimn numcnolo
ncpochybn6 pro knu,a llamsu
ava tcskou ranu, p%onsvadl pfisel
do Amcriky, ably nabyl nctoliko
,kuscnosti, nybr1 | bohnistvi zne.
cbutil Nc mn pc u 1ivot v Amcri.
&c do u miry, H. vrhtil NC do
Norskn, kde IN kr6uko nabyl lite
rdrnf sldyy,
Soudci, ktefi vyvolili JED pro
tuto vclkou poctu, minuli takova
imdna, jake Thomas Hardy, Ana.
tolc France u Henry james Jedi.
nym anglickym spisovatelem, kite.
~ kdykoliv obdrzel tuio Nobclo.
VA ccnu, byl Rudyard Kipling.
vcIk6 pocta, ktcrc We mu dostalo
n ktcrd ic vyvrcholenim jcho II.
ierdrni sldvy, mznncuje, 10 soud
spravcc c~hicagskc spolccnosti po-
ulicni drhhy nebyl s%prdvnym.
Kmut Hamsnn Y povoldni konduk-
tora proste ncbyl mn SVEN mista.
Snad bylo pro neho stestim, Se byl
propulsion 40 slu2cb spolccnosti
poulicnich drah v Chicagu, Pod.
nftilo 20 2ajistt jeho ctiSddost n
rozhodl sc upl0tniti v povolani Ii.
terhta.
Casio ncpatrnc vcci, ktcrt na
okam2ik princsou nam Macnt
zklamani, ukdM Sc ma koncc m.
Sim prospSchcm. ('Iovtk, ktcrS
mad malickoStmi sc irdpi, skodi
vzdycky jcnom sam sobi, Nemd
nikdy ztrdceti nadcjc. Jcnom tn
kovy dosdhnc ispechu n vytccnt
mcty, ktcry ncncchGva sc MEDIA;
ny odraditi ma ccst6 k vytocntmu
eli. Sila clovcka ncspo6ivd V
tom, co jc s to vykonat bcz poti.
III, nybr2 V tom, 60 dovcdo vyko.
natl prot r6znym pfckdzkdm.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-01
NEDosrArEK DEsrNtKu.

We %spojcnSch Si6icch ic pr,
ncdoslalck dcsinik0 Ne snad, ~
by ncbylo iich dosii kc kuupcni
v ohchmlceh, nybrk = Il pfitiny, b.
Tide nckupuji iich lolik, kolik iich
poifebuh. Nsktcrd rodiny doccla
dobfe vysiaci \ .iednim destnikcm
n ,ic mnoho robin, ktcrc dcsiniku
vnbcc mmaji Tcnto zajimavf oh.
.icy ntinilo SdrnSeni v~ysabitel1
desinikn, kter6 pravi, m narod po.
tfebuic ncjmene 5.000,0W dalsich
dcitnik1 Soudasn6 zahajili hnuti,
ably odpomoscno bylo lomu,o ne.
dostatkn,
kdyz M nam TO tovarnici dcst.
niku fekli, musimc iomu VERT Ne.
nj ostatn6 zccla zddnych pfiein,
proc bychom ycriti nemeli Vine
dobfc. ~ yctsina lidi poyazuie
dcslnik IN %zbytecnosl, poncyadz
pravideln6 ncni po rucc, kdyz ic
no potfeba, Rychl6 zmony v poca-
NJ u ncspolehliyost prorok0 pove.
trnosli ie ioho hlavni pricinou,
Casto SO slane, ze rGno, pfi odeho-
du do prdce, je pocasi accla PEEK
ne. TAX Re nikoho ami nen0padne
vyzbrojiti Sc dcstnikcm. Dd sc do
dest6 tfcba hz k veceru, kdy ehy.
sta SO clov6k domd y prdcc. Je-
stli2e Vi naslcdujiciho dnc venue
me destnik, mnzeme byti ttmef
jisti, IL prset nebude. X cemn
vlostnd jc tcdy dcstnik dobry. No
sit stale jci clovek pfecc nemhze !
A TAX So dlov6k ncw0ac doccla
divit, 81 jc pet million6 lidi We
Spojcnych Statcch, ktefl p~oyaznii
dcstnik IN hplnou 2bylccnost. Ale
tovarnici dcstniku ncpfipisuji ne
dostatek destnikn ttto okolnosii.
Jc TO Mela %pfirozeno, ncbof ne.
mohou sdileti ndhledy, IL dcstnik
.jc v6ci zbytccnou. Prayi, Ne priei.
nou toho jc okolnost, IL destniky
zdraaily n ae ncprodd SO jicb nyni
tolik 60 drive. Byly dolby n
vsichni je pamatujclne - kdy do.
celia slusn5 destnik tIoyck mohl
koupiti IA dollar. Ale III takoyy
pakateI dnes clov6k nckoupi AMI
destnikovou haiku.
v dobdch destnikovG lace kazdy
dcstnikAf mel znamcnit9 obchod,
pustilo.li sc do dcst6 v dob6, kdy
Tide vmceli sc do svycb domovG
10 syych dilcn n 1ladovcn. Bylo
mnoho takovycb lidi, ktefi obeto.
vail dollar M destnik, ktcry pax
pohodili komkoliv ancbo jcj n6kdc
zapomn6li, kdyz bylo podosi ptk-
No. Nyni vsak, kdy slusny dcst
mix stoii dcset n vice doIloril, kup..
"a dcatnikd neni mnoho, A koupi.
ii vi ndkdo dcstnik, ddva vi pozor
ably jei nikdc uczapomntl. Jc.li|
ln dcstnik opatrnym, yysloci mu|
jcden 10 pul zivotn
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-01-16
BILLBOARDS HIT BY DECISION
BY Ruling of Supreme Court. They
May Be Barred From Resi-
dence Districts.

The power granted cities by the
United States Supreme court to elimi-
nate billboards altogether in the resi-
Dental districts is hailed with apprO-
baton by the American Civic associa-
ton in bulletin which it deyotes to
the billboard evil. The decision which
protects the millions of dollars invest
ed in homes and civic improvements
was rendered in the case of the Cusack
company against Chicago.
The Civic association, in the strong
est language, urges communities to
of billboards in the residence districts.
It calls the billboards "eyesores,"
which depreciate property values.
Los Angeles already has taken adj
vantage of the power given it by the
Supreme court to bar billboards from
all parts of the city except business
districts. Whether a block is in a
business district is determined by the
written consent of the owners of sc
per cent of the property in the block
and the two adjoining blocks.
So it will take the permission of the
owners of two-thirds of the frontage
in three blocks to erect billboards
along one block.
The billboards may be banished at
any time upon the request Of the
owners of 35 per cent Of the frontage.
kansas City Star.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-01-16
Appropriate Gardens,

Much that has been said in regard
to the house applies equally well to
the garden. Let it's style be deter
mined by locality. Formal gardens
with neat hedges and direct paths are
more and more appropriate as we ap.
proach the conventiOnalities of city
life. Leave the picturesque gardens
to spacious, picturesque surroundings.
Winding paths and other features of
the natural garden require to be close
to nature. An orchard is both more
useful and more beautiful in the prox-
unity Of the small house that is not
far from town. The cost OF main
tenance is least in the orchard garden
with paved paths, Towering shrubs,
and borders of perennials.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-01-16
Where's l his Money?

Many American coins rarely il ever
seen in circulation are still officially
outstanding in substantial quantities.
Among these are $40, 900 worth of cop
per cent pieces made in the early days
of the country; more than $500, 900
worth of 2cent pieces, and $665, 600
worth of cent pieces They are still
of full face value-and sometimes more
to coin collectors
Many trade dolars-of the variety
issued some forty years ago in futile
effort to compete in the orient with the
Mexican dollar-have never come back
They were not of legal teuder for more
than S. Those still extant are of only
bullion value, except, perhaps, to coin
collectors.
Likewise substantial amount of pa
per money is still officially rated as
outstanding, but is never expected
to return for redemption 1t is esti
mated that one per centeof all paper
money is lost or destroyed, and when
such happens the government profits -
Nations Business
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-01-16
FRIDAY, JANUARY Is, 1920

Dealers at Shawano are paying S3 5O
per 100 pounds, or at the rate of 81. 10
per bushel for potatoes
A regular "nor' easter" snow storm
hit this section Thursday afternoon.
Art. Collins, laborer in camp at
White Lake, died Saturday after drink
ing wood alcohol.
If the appetite of a man were as
great as that of a sparrow in proper
ton to his size, he would eat a whole
sheep at sitting.
N. H. Smith of Rhinelander, former
ly resident of this place, was cal
Ter here Wednesday and Thursday.
H. N. GODDARD of Madison, state
school inspector, was here Wednesday
looking over our schools
Chas. Townsend of Green Bay was a
business caller here Thursday. ...sssx
Frank Shamrock wentsse~T ipler on
Thursday with a-esew Of men for the
Jones LuuakerfCo.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-01-16

The Shawano Advocate says: If a
young man or young lady should come
to your front door within a week or
two and asks what your name is, what
your business is, how many children
have you, how old are you, where you
lived before you moved to your new
home. where your husband works, how
long have you live in this town, village
or city and about twenty other Ques-
tions which seem to be absolutely alb
surd, don't turn on the questioner and
5av: "What the h do you care?''
He or she will be working for Uncle
sam, taking the census. Many of the
questions which seem to you to be
foolish are needed in the compilation,
so tell the person the best on can.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-01-16
Improve the Grounds.

Unfortunate, indeed, is the family
the house and which has permitted
this much of 1919 to go by without
planting anything. Piling up of money,
land or stock for some one else to use
at the expense of some of the com
forts and pleasures easily obtained for
a home is not only poor Judgment, but
poor business policy.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-01-16
NOTICE

To Owners of Pure Bred Sows an,
Those Interested in the Raising o
Pure Bred Hogs:
There will be meeting held in tn,
agriculture room, High School building
at O'Clock p. M, Monday, Jan. 10, a
which the following topics will be con
sidered
Proper filling out of service blanks.
Hairless pigs.
Pedigree blank for registration Of
pure bred pigs.
Transfer of ownership of pure brec
pigs.
Sale of surplus pigs you may have.
Care of sow, before and after far
rowing time.
Formation of pure bred swine asso
citation.
Be present and on time
H. M NELSON. .
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-01-16
PADUS

(Rereived too late for last week.
j. F. Hammes and Fred Martin were
at Wabeno Friday.
Glen FS,sdick and D. G. Forrest were
business sallers at Wabeno Wednesday
Anna. \elen and Henrietta Hammes
wAne sao{ 4 visitors Sunday.
Fred M9ftin went to Green Bay on
Wednesday.
VIM. Kip of Algoma was here on
business Wednesday.
ClarencefCase returned to Green Bay
Sunday.
VIM. Bacon and Alfred Nayes drove
60 Laona Sunday.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-01-16
A Little of Everything.

One Fredeeming feature about wood
alcohol; q man takes one drink and
quits forever.
After looking over the congressional
record man kind o. wishes that lock-
jaw wasn't such rare affection.
The devil hates the man who minds
his own business about as much as he
loves the hypocrite.
Every old-fashioned housek eeper has
an idea that a restaurant kitchen must
be an awful dirty place.
Maybe you would have more good
luck is you did not waste SO much
time bewailing your bad luck
Show modern girl thimble and
she would imagine that it was some
thing off the carburater or the spark
plug.
When you see flock of young things
on the streets with books under their
arms and their conversation runs to
"Them things" and 81 done it," and
81 amt got none, you know they are
attending high school.
The statisticians tell us that there
are only $4,000 idiots in this country
There must be at least 100, ZOO of them
posing as models for the Illustrations in
the mems ready to wear clothing ad-
vertisements.
Judging from the figures for the
1919 cucumber crop, Wisconsin grew
one fifth of the cucumber pickles in
the United States in 1919, or 1904
ACRES, or an average yield of 63 bush
els TO the acre.
A house built of beer bottles was
once an interesting Feature of Tono
pah, Nevada lywps on account of thu
local scarcity oft&mber that midi
conceived ths<t Pa of building hi sesE
d~efhmyfr 'front.' hugsssts ~ beer
bottles. Oyer no, 900 s1sfies We're in
corporated in II Re dwsfing. lie
-.sAit.ss.e-=-G
Il understsh old man Akkins was
very much apposed to daaghter
marrying Bill Smith; calleA Bill a fool,
and all sorts of names What's very
stfue,saande before he had been married
six months Bill admitted that the old
man was right"
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-01-16

During the past few weeks many
counties in the state have voted on the
question of issuing bonds for the pur-
purpose of building concrete roads say s
rhe Shawano Advocate. The question
was defeated in Calumet county by a
vote of GIT for and l536 against In
Marathon county it was defeated by
about 900 In Oconto county the ques
ton was also defeated by 500. In Out
agamie county, where they have many
miles of fine concrete roads and wanted
to continue the good work, il was de
feated by the towns that had the good
roads and did not care to be taxed any
more. They had them and did not give
darn about their neighbors. A few
counties carried the bonding question
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-01-16
Lots of Butter.

The butter industry of the United
States is so large that more than tor
of butter was made for every minut e.
day and night, last year, according to
dairy specialists of the U. S. Depart
ment of Agriculture. Yet this enorm-
Gus production scarcely meets the do
nestle needs.
The output of factory butter has in
creased approximately 200, 900, 900 lbs.
each ten years since 1880. Farm but
term ,Aing reached It's ,naximumpro-
duction about 1900. The present trend
indicates that it will become less i'm
portant factor in the nations butter
supply, being superseded by the fac
tory product. Production of factory
butter in the United states shows a
more general upward trend than is
observed in any foreign country from
which dependable butter figures have
been obtained. The number of such
countries, however, is relatively small.
Production of renovated butter is de-
clining This condition results from
reduced supplies of low qnality farm
butter, the chief product from which
renovated butter is made.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-01-16

Of3icT of Supervisor, Eighth District
5l2 Garland Bldg, Chicago, Ill, De
rember 20, 1919
This Office desires information CON-
corning any discharged soldier in your
locality WHO is suffering from mental
or nervous diseases and who is not un-
der proper Observr ton or treatment.
You are, therefore, requested to furn-
ish such facts as you may have of such
cases. within your knowledge, giving
name and address, and other particu-
lars which could be used by ain investi-
gator detailed to make addt ional in
quries for the purpose of aiding them
Or their families in securing institutional
care Chas. w. Banks, Sen. Surg. u.
S. P. H = Dist Sup.
Any one knowing of such cases to
which the above applies, will thank
them if they will communicate with
me GEO H REDDICK, M. D., local
examiner, U. S Public Health Service,
Wabeno, Wis.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-01-16

For SALE-House, barn and three
lots at Soperton. Cheap if taken at
once Also good organ and set of
sleighs. FRANK COLLIER, Soperton,
Wis. 3t-21
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-01-16
WABENO,
Hearts Asunder.

"We can never marry"
"Why not?'
81 am the heroine Of a summer nov
ell, while you are merely the hero OF
a daily storyette. "-Louisvill Courier
Journal.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-01-16
Should Work Both WAYS.

/ believe a man should be proud OF
the city in which he lives; and that
he should so live that his city will be
proud he lives in it.-Abraham Lin
.Oln.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-01-16
Notice as to Payment of Taxes

Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, town treasurer of the town of
Wabeno, that the tax roll for said
town, for the year 1919. is in nv hands
for collection, and that the taxes charg
ed berein are subject to payment at
my Office, at any time PRIOR TO the first
day of February, 1920
Commencing Dee. Goth, / will be at
the town hall on Tuesday and Saturday
of each week.
Dated this 10th day of Dec. 1919.
JOSEPH P. SCHAENZER,
Town Treasurer.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-01-16


patriotic leagues. Our stburballA towr
should not overlook this ohport -
utilize these wartime org1niza
furthering the welfare 4
munities. Many interest
can be carried on. for tie
and Identification of vol
community. / would ST.
lowing as being importa
and practical.
Have your boosters clu
outdoor art committee.
OF this committee should
who can give considerable
public spirited, self-sacrifciny
preciate what town imprS
mean. This committee should
mend the adoption of an ardina
the protection and regulation Oh
planting on all the public streets
1t should condemn the~rfar.
soft wood short-lived varieties o.
like the willow, boxelders cotto,,w|
poplar and soft naples. All of tn Esd
a nuisance and in many cas-
structive. The roots of the
poplars and cottonwoods fill
erss and injure pavements,
box elders and soft naples aiNy!
seriously affected by insect fuaguj
diseases.
Only the hardwood long-li9ei vari
cites should be recommended by thi
committee, such trees as the American
elm, red and pin oaks, sycamore, Nor
way naples, lindens, ginko, ironwooG
locusts, etc. These trees will grow t
be several hundred years old, are no
seriously affected by insect and fungi
diseases and seldom look shabby O
unsightly.-J. III. Prost in Chicag
Daily News.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-01-16
flotrlg Town
A1Htl9lp5 2
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PLANT RIGHT KIND OF TREES
expert on Subject Offers Advice to
Outdoor Art Committees of
Town Booster Clubs.

Booster clubs for town planning and
civic improvements are the natural
outgrowth of our wartime defense and
patriotic leagues. Our stburbalA towns
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-01-16

Railway passenger rates in Wiscon
sin will go back to the pre-war 2 cents
per mile schedAle after March l, the
date .osssszAieif lie railroads are to be
handFd BAG by tHfedera administra
id hccordlng to Mindications Pas
ss@hgeT fares on steam railroads in this
State are fixed by state law at 2 cents
a mile Under federal cont,oI the rat.
was raised to cents mile plus the
war tax