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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-05

AIRS. Sila Senbrificn Ssoe | fin
Sens Stem Der / gpen Wanooas af.
ten. SIM par feot 6te September
1927 poa 8prsur0 / 2prOoI, Soau
Storage % foHt til Nmerifa / 1850;
bun boeSe ct Bor aInr i gorfoile,
g9iS., bpor bun bleo gift nteo Sans
@enSrifion. 5 1852 tom DC til @Ien-
mcob Sotpnibip Der / Gountpet, buor
bun boeoe, til bcn6es Ntan0 osSe /
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boct Der / 9pen. Sun bar baot otte
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6efirfen bpor Bait. Scrriion forrctte.
sc. 2iget tpges til airtegoarSen |
GlenpooO boor afosbeS Naano builer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-05

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afiner Gouutp ! Nnrbeoen at
Sowurb, bpor ban ogiaa bapoe
Smiojc; M bar ban ioIgt fit Sono
% Dor | Somarb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-05

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fslgenoe: en- ififfelig sggtemauo er
hoe paa 5orretningsreiie. Sans min.
Gre ififfelige Suitrii, Der tror bam
borte for Iuneere 5ib, benptter Sci.
ligbeoen til OF gisre bnm til Sanrei.
Wten allerbeoIt iom bun FREEZER op for
i'm Glifer, bender ggstemanoen plitb-
ielig tilbaee. 8alanen bliber iaa |
ItsrIte Sait pnttet mo | ct @ioiebiir,
Tom bans fj9re 8eninoe baffer til
meo ct Stpffe 2inneb. Wu ifal oct
imiolertio tr9ffe itg iaa itbelbigt, at
iamme 2inneo nplie en- blepen bleget
meo Spoplbamp, og ben itaffels
9iepel er liee peb at fpeles / tit
59ngiel. Sroos Spbpoelien at al
fin Gnergi err bet BAN umiligt at
bolbe iig i 29ngben, og paa eneang
brpoer ban no | en- iaa polbiom Np.
len, at bele Sniet rpiter. S ben Sor.
mening, BET Dor Ronen, Der nos, ar'
befaler ben gobtroenbe sggtemanb
benQe panem9siigt til @ubernes Bel.
billie. Ien oa InfalSet neoparer,
fatter ban Iistdnfe og faar Sie pan
Dem iremmeoe Wonb | @uret. Saa
icritaar ban.
Eli ale 9iber bar Der fnpttet iig
nter eller minore Spertro iii Hpien
= en- ret naturIig Sslge al Den reIi'
gisie 9Grefrpgt, man bar n9ret Der
for.
sos be fleite Slotiosfolf msber
man oenne Spertro iterft ubpiflet,
men Dog ingeniteos iaa giennemfert
inn hos &omerne. Ser bar ben liae'
frem lat | Spiten. De fielnebe ioa.
leoeS ifarpt mellem beloig og ubeloig
9tpien. gfterlom Wnanen befanbt iig
/ bette eaer bipt al 3prefreoiens
Segn, parilebe Npien sobt eler onot.
90 nos ct Wenneife meaem gtionat
% Miiobga, maatte ban ppre forbe'
reot paa oct perlte. Sit ban oerl.
MOB ct Hpieanfalo mellem Wttooog
og Mionat, bapbe ban off goot iperte.
Som man til at npie, mar man 'too
op eller gif ira 9oroet, bar Der lite
unbet at aisre emo at lP9ge Jig nj
ienes igien og forisge paa at Iooe
eaer igtte Iig tilboros paanp oe
fropps fig poerligere for beroeo al
afperbe set nbelbige @ariel. 9et bar
oaiaa al flor getpbning, ON man
res Ell eller flere @unge, ligeiom Del
oor al itbpre 8igtigbeo, ON man nm
ser oen ifi9bnebeitemmenoe Afi
penote Sopeoet tilbsire eler tilpen'
fire, ON man netop bapoe begpnot Ct
slrbeibe eller itoo mi0t ! bet oip. ! Del
uenoelige.
2ige neb til pore Gage far oenne
Spertro bolbt fig. Man Ter bet a
ben b~efienote Salemoaoe: oct nos ot
paa, iom man enonu tit fan faa al
bsre, naar man fommer til at npIt
nmiooel6art efter at babe iagt noget
S6i nleo oeune Solemoaoe fan De,
fornuftigpis fun menes, at en- iaaoar
9pien err en- 9efreftelie al bet iagtt
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bpiGfet ogiaa bberligere itoofGites
naar ser oite tilfsies: iaa mao Dc,
ga bore ianot = eaer: iaa ilaar De
cgiaa NOT til.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-05
Gmaapinf.

Geter q. Sait9er reiite forrige
1lge paa @eisg til geIoit, @is.
Deiis Warp Gbriitopber oa 6reo
Sherman bar / forrise rlge paa @eis1
i Merria, isis.
@trs. g. 6. COPPER og 9srn fro
8uterIoo beisser / SiSie Gage SIegt
cg 8enner Der | @per.
6. S. @eiier oiiIuttebe lit @c'
ieg Der | Ranoogs og reiite tilbage til
Srtonoine, Winr.
RsbeIbanoler Sobn Sadpit5
fom | 5reOngs tilboae fra tit geisg
hos Spnuen / aepmnre, q. Q.
20 SmNreSe 500 Cement
SiocpaIf Ioaoe8 forriae llae puo
&orS. % 2itiioen al S~folebuiet.
- Sorrp @ciier reiite iiOitleoen
9Gr6ng tiIbnge til S6eSio. Ninn.,
otter ct 9eisg Dos Sleat 90 genner
her.
DIR. og Mrs. Robert Soues
fra Sarge por ct Bar 0uge | forrige
llge / 9eisg hos Mrs. SoneS' Bro
ser, 6. 5. @ciier.
DIR. og 0trS. Otto SoIbers o.
MiiS 5Iora 9ertosiu err tiIiteoe neb
Sc n~oropeitIige SotograierS Son.
pentiun / ct. Gaul oenne llqe.
IS. Eapue % auton Irneiou
bar ct Bor Go9e iorrise Hoe / Sou'
fling, boor De banSe Sorretuinger, %
benptteoe iomtibig auleoningeu til
at fauqe en- Del 6iit.
WeIpiu NnOeriun reiite / Gre.
bags til Chicago; berfra refer ban
til Ct. 9ouis. : Chicago bar ban
mt anirtteIie | ct Serrbareprrffteo.
san er 8roouent fra Sneeuisr.S TO-
len / 9~ofapette, Subiann.
- 8rot. s. 8. SbeeI % TomiIit
Tom iioite 9erboa tiIbaae fra ct
So1tiS. bpor DC bar bciegt SIeatningt
% bcieet @eroensuoItiaineen, fiber
Somrcrierien beO 2lttber Collect
begpnote.
49, 8oItor @nrrabnn iom / LAM
StO par Sreit ior oen f~atoIifc Nienig
heo her | @pen, men iom / DC iercri
@ldr bar prret Brett / gambler, 6cSt
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pes | Mihigdr.
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0ccprob Ssnbag % @IanNag ion
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S6a Sbompiou, @}nrie Sanger 0,
Bertha Moen fom SnShuqS Moracl
tilbaae fra lloitiam9eu / ct. 2ouiS
De fit ie off. De tlluoe ooerfomu
taabe / ct. 2ori5 o. / Chicago.
- Zen tpife Songioreuina "6ro1
iimt~ % be spriGe, iom nor meS her
fra til Souaerieiteu / MiImautec
fom bipm 9tunSus. Te er ole oper
pr6entIis tiIireSfe moo 8uren, o
iipr er De ~begeHtret oprr Sangcri(
iren
- grof. 3r. 2aur. 2nricn pen6t
I SnsoagS tiIboqe fra fin &ciic ii
Gaciicfpiten. San bar ppret meQC
ruu0t 6eruoe % paa Here Steoe
hoIot fit 6OreOrag OUcr Den 9torit
Suno6eS &iitorie. RroicSioren b
finder iig peI efter BEN Inuae Heiie.
Sntoeut z. 9. SuStoeOt rciir
SusSaa til glib6u. gfun, hoor bn
oil beiele i'm 8au, Ben. Eeisberi
san oil cgian prGSite for %Soit Go'
man mems ban er Oeruoe. SistOcl
bar iiomner prGSitet Ct gar SANG
for Rat. faUier Mlahiior Somnihil
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paret 9eisg / Qic@regor % &nuto
ipnt / Gecorah % Smean. reiii
Iirs0ags aften hiem igien. SAME
flntteoe for 30 aar ii6en ira TecI
"a M -
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-05

Gn nh en-. Sen finife Erofesior
@ummerits / Seliiugfors er fert til
&uslanb. San er ben fierbe | GGf'
fen al De llniperiitetslGrere, iom er
arreiterebe % taene fra 6amilie og
Stem efter Moroet paa gobrifoff.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-05
stsur eits a~yasmartso.
ens q. saul assamarfts.
spif SanarrforbnnS.
Snifernes
Den 4Se auauTt.

~Sarserburo" / ameritas &orSosiieu
cptruuote i 9tiIuaufee i iorrige llse.
Senooa Site Sltli paIstc Sanaior.
bunoet Gmbeosmpno for Be isIaeurc
to anr. S6eOoor 9ebrens / Chicago
bleo grriinent % 1beubor aeibe /
Rilpaufee SansIeSer. Get ooerloocS
til @refutiptomiteeu at beitemme ste.
Oct iur Set npite Sauserieone,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-05

&csiitrerinacn for 9obtr9tuinsen
pna GeoiIS 2afe Aeierpatiouen be.
gouoer al. 8 5orm. Den Soc aysuIt
ieriifnmmeroe NfauSng / De.
pills Safe % @rmo Sorts. y. Tof.
% porer til oeu 20Se auguit. 400
600 Ncres Sano ital aa6ueS for
2 Excitement.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-05

hinge Sfirbne pe6 Sebon % Mo.
|ieIle. Mset maatte fapitilere. III
benne llIpffc blep brogt oper Jranif.
mrnoene of IaSens itsrite 1cItberre
log Strategifer - WoItfe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-05

O.. q. Sobe, fpenffsaorif Vtees
tenfuI, Gstp BORT 2tfe Sios., st.
yaui, Ninn., infaSferer sirpsttiss
.iert Noree, Gpertse % Sanmarf.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-10-13
WANTS BISMARCK PAPERS.
German Government Anxious to Sc
cure Far-Famed Collection Of
the Iron Chancellor.

The death of Herbert Bismarck In
Berlin puts a stop to the chief labor
OF his latter years. sorting and editing
his fathers immense collection Of pa
pers. The interesting books issued IN
der the care of Herbert Bismarck in
the last five years are only the result
OF clippings into this immense store.
At his de'th II large cases of pap rs
had still to be sorted. It is difficult to
know to whom this work will iiow be
Entrusted, and the kaiser is desperately
anxious on the point. Princess Herb
ert has no political knowledge and her
husband cid all he could 10 keep men
Of the collateral Bismarck branches
from all knowledge Of his fathers at-
fairs.
Strong efforts viii be made by the
etate to gain possession Of these valn-
abe archives, as It is known thai
there are numerous documents freel;'
cr.ticising the present kaiser.
There is also much that illustrates
the blood and iron" side Of the great
chancellor's character. which millions
Of his admirers would regret to see
published. Either the state will secure
the papers or they must wait until
young Otto. to whom they are left by
will grows up; he is only seven now.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-10-13
Lnnnnese Parliament.

Perhaps the greatest sign OF the
dissemination Of Japan was when II
formed its parliament only IA years
ago. The first meeting-a somewhat
stormy one-took place in the winter
OF 1S9O-91. Japanese members of par
lament are paid about ESQ a year as
salary, in addition to travelling al
lowances, which they are not at liberty
10 refuse even II disposed to do so.
The number of qualified voters In Japan
amounts to little over one per cent
Of the total population. All electors
must lie 25 years of age, and must pay
1T yer direct national taxation.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-10-13
ONE HUNDRED A DAY.
Tension Commissioner Ware Esti.
mates the Mortality Among Vet
Grams of the Civil Wa-.

Washington, Oct. 6.-Soldiers OF 1.-THE
disappearing army" as the veterans
of the civil war have been termed, are
dying at the rate of 100 every day from
sunrise to sunrise. This pathetic
showing is made by the quarterly
statement of the pension bureau
which has been given out by Commits.
sioner Ware. The mortality among
soldier pensioners Of all warn and
classes last year was 81, 72S deaths, oil
which 3O,O71 were volunteer soldiers
in the civil war. Commissioner Ware
estimates that there are from 10000
to 100000 soldiers of the civil war who
are not on the pension rolls. These he
has designated as 1.-The unknown
army" 1t is said fully $4,000 civil war
veterans pensioners and non-pension'
ers) died last year. Commissioner
Ware estimates further that the death
rate among the pensioners of all classes
at the close of the present. year will
approximate $4,000.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-10-13
"ToO MUCH LIKE ROOSEVELT"
Bryan Tells His Objection 10 Par
ker-says Roosevelt Electors Will
Garry Nebraska.

Norfolk, Neb., Oct. Civilian ].
Bryan spent the day in northeast Ne
braska. He made speeches at Wayne
and Randolph during the day and adj
dressed a large audience in Norfolk
last night. During the course Of his
speech here he said President Roose-
welt would carry Nebraska because the
democrats and populists had named
separate electoral tickets, but believed
,he fusionists would elect most Of the
other officers. He again spoke Of the
reasons for supporting the national
democratic ticket and said: "The only
trouble we have to find with Judge Par
ker is that he is too much like Roose-
Welt" a
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-10-13
WOMAN REVEALED A CRIME.
Mrs. Bentley Took Oncsrs at Holden. Mo.
to Abandoned Well and Found
Dead Body.

Holden, No., Oct. 6.-Mrs. Anna
J. Bentley, whose home Is in Tennes-
see, took Sheriff Hughes, Of Cass coun-
ty, to an abandoned house near here
where the dead body Of q man was
found In O well. Mrs. Bentley told
the sheriff that she had witnessed the
man killed four months ago. The body
was that Of Carl Miller and Mrs. Bent
ley states that he was killed by man
with whom she was travelling from st.
Louis to Kansas In buggy. She de-
clares that at Warrensburg, Mo-, they
met Miller and that os he had q team
of horses and large wagon they In
duced him to allow them to accom-
pany him, as he was driving In their
direction.
Mrs. Bentley says that after Miller
had been killed his companion de.
clared that he would also kill her I'M
less she swore not to reveal the crime
during her life. She claims, however,
that the killing has haunted her day
and night and that she felt 1t was her
duty to tell the story to the officers.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-10-13
IEERS FOR HIGH CHURcHMEN.
In the Streets Of London a Process
sion of Episcopnlian Clericais
Was Reviled.

London, Oct. GA procession Of
Episcopal clergymen attending the an
nual congress here was met in the
street by nnti-ritualists who shouted:
Down with popery." "Oh, for another
Luther" and when the venerable
bishop of York appeared. his silver
cross of Office held up bsfore him, the
crowds booed and shrieked traitors"
at is popery in the Streets" send
them all to Rome" amidst storm OF
kissing.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-10-13
Silent Wedding Party.

Every member of the wedding party
being deaf-mute, the wedding OF Miss
Emma Blanche Warden, of Harrisburg
Pa, and James Laid. Of Bingham Cen
ter, Potter county. was an unusual one.
The ceremony was conducted at the
home OF the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs. G. W. Warden. The officiating
clergyman was the Rev. F. C. Smielau,
also of Williamsport. The Episcopal
ian ritual was followed, the sign Ian
guage being used. The attendants were
classmates of the bridal couple at the
Mount Airy seminary.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-10-13
Raise Bananas in New England.

That bananas can be grown In New
England has been demonstrated by ]. La
selle. OF Manchester. N. H. He distrib-
uted his first crop the other day among
his friends. Mr.. Laselle sent south six
years ago and obtained banana bulb.
which he planted in tub. II began
growing and kept on growing until now
It is Is feet high. Until last fail nothing
resembling the fruit was In evidence. At
that time bunch in embryo formed and
continued to grow. until the other day.
when Mr.. Laselle picked Il of.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-10-13
FOND OF JAIL LIFE.
Mrs. Nation Released Mt wichita
Only to Ne Rearrested ON
New Charge.

Wichita, Kan, Oct. 8.--Mrs. Carrie
Nation. Mrs. Lucy Wilhert, Mrs. Myra
McHenry and Mrs. Lydia Mountz, who
made the recent joint raid here, were
found guilty and Mrs. Nation was fined
$50 and given six months in jail; Mrs.
McHenry and Mrs. Wilhert were fined
$50 each and Mrs. Mountz was fined
$50. They gave notice Of appeal.
Mrs. Carrie Nation and Mrs. Nc
Henry, Immediately after having been
released from Jail on an appeal bond.
went down the street knocking cigars
out Of the mouths of the men they
met. They were again arrested and
are in the city Jail on the charge OF
disturbing the city peace and obstruct-
ing the sidewalk. A mass meeting has
been called for Sunday to start a pro-
hibition crusade.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-10-13
4 Yenr to Decide.

Washington, Oct. SIT is mistaken
Idea to suppose that plans for a sea
level canal have been adopted by tho
lsthmian canal commission, according
TO Chief Engineer Wallace. AS mat.
ter OF fact, Mr.. Wallace states, 1t will
probably be year, and perhaps more,
before it can be determined just what
kind of canal can best be built.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-10-13
Has n Large Circulation.

New York. Oct. Sin the SS years
of the life of the American Bible So
ciety there have been issued 74,441,-
ga copies of the Bible. Of which 1,77O,-
s91 were spread in the year just ended.
During the last year 92s,s93 copies
we're issued from the society's foreign
agencies in China, Japan, Siam, Syria
and Turkey.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-10-13
SHY ABOUT TELLING AGES.
Only One Young Woman mt Brig
ham, Utah, Confessed Thpt She
Would Vote Republican Ticket.

Salt Lake City, Oct. S.-As Senator
Fairbanks special train was preparing
to pull out of Brigham number OF
young women employees Of an adjacent
tomato cannery came up to shake
hands with Senator Fairbanks. How
many of you can vote?" asked Senator
Dolliver. Only one confessed that she
was old enough to exercise the fran
chise. BE sure you vote the repub-
lican ticket" said the senator. "You
can bet your life on that" was the re-
ply as the train left the station.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-10-13
Portuguese Troops Ambushed.

Lisbon, Oct. GA detachment OF
Portuguese troops, belonging to a col
umn operating in Portuguese West
Africa against the Cuanhamas, was
surprised recently by the tribesmen
while crossing the Cunene river. The
detachment lost 254 killed, including
Is officers and so wounded.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-10-13

Doan's Kidney Pills. but four boxes Of
this remedy effected q complete and
permanentcure. If suffering humanity
knew the value of Deans Kidney Pills,
they would use nothing else, as It is the
only positive cure / know"
For sale by all dealers. Price 50cents-
HnstcI-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-10-13
STONE Fell on Her.

Kansas City, NO., Oct. 6.-Miss Myr-
tie Gwinn. Of this city. was struck
by g piece Of stone coping, which was
pulled from Its place on one Of the
buildings near the junction, by a BAN
ner stretched across the street, and was
30 badly hurt that she has since died.
Her mother lives at Salt Lake City.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-10-13
500. ZOO sInusoIeum for Hanna.

Cleveland, O., Oct. S.-Sons Of Mar
Gus A. Hanna are to erect a 100000
mausolem on the family lot in Lake
view cemetery, Cleveland. to contain
Is catacombs for members of the
Hanna family. In the center will lie
two mammoth sarcophagi of pure Nor
wegian marble. One will contain the
body of Senator Hanna. the other will
be the final resting place Of Mrs.
Hanna.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-10-13
KnocL-Out for "stalwart..r

Madison. Wis. Oct. 6.-The supreme
court decides that the republican state
ticket headed by Gov. La Toilette
must go on the ticket as the legal one.
This is against the so-called "stalwart"
faction Of the party, headed by Sena-
tor Spooner, Congressman Babcock and
the late Henry c. Payne.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-10-13

st. Joseph, Mo-, Oct. S.-Fire start
Ing in the Kitchen of the Tracy hotel
destroyed the building and fatally
burned Lafayette Frew, c. F. Norton.
live stock men; Mrs. Anna Weston and
son, of Gentry county. and an un-
known man. William Simmons. cat
tie buyer, was badly hurt by jumping
from q third-story window.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-10-13
Trottrng Horse Sells for $4,000.

Lexington. KY, Oct. S.-Fifty thou
sand dollars was paid for the famous
trotting sire Mckinney, 2:11k, by
William Simpson. Of Cuba, N. Y. The
horse was owned by H. B. Gentry, OF
Bloomington. Ind. who purchased him
In California last year for $4,000.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-10-13
Famous. brother and Sisters.

Leavenworth, Kan, Oct. 6.-Miss
Susan B. Anthony and Miss Mary B.
Anthony have arrived here to visit
heir brother, Col. D. R. Anthony.
Miss Susan B. Anthony is 81 years old.
Col. Anthony Is so and Miss Mary b.
Anthony Is.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-10-13
Nebrn.kn.s Revenue Law Upheld.

Lincoln. Neb.. Oct. 6.-The constitu-
tionality of Nebraska's new revenue
law has been upheld by the supreme
court. The suit TO test the law was
brought in behalf Of the taxpayers
of Nemaha county By Church Howe,
consul general at Antwerp, Belgium.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-10-13
Alaska Indians Again Destitute.

Washington. Oct. 6.-For the third
consecutive winter extreme restitution
prevails among the Alaskan Italians
and government help Is absolutely
necessary to prevent them from starYa-
lion and determination.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-10-13
woman Iin. Addiaon DIaeasc.

South Beni. Ind, Oct. S-Ars. Hick-
man, Of Plymouth. was brought to Ep-
worth hospital affected by the rare Adj.
Olson disrsse, the body turning to .
bronze color.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-10-13
Kansa. Bank Report.

Topeka, Kan. Oct. S.-'Kansas bank
deposits have reached the highest point
in the history of the state. The re-
port of the state bank commissioner
shows that the deposits in all state
and national banks in the state aggre-
gate s110, 1921, 695.20.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-10-13
Th,. Dcnartmcnt A.L. More.

Washington. Oct. S.-The estimates
for the department Of agriculture for
the fiscal year beginning July /. 1905.
aggregates $5,699.S10. This is an in
crease of s26S,27O over the present
year.
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Banker and Railroad builder.

Atchison, Kan, Oct. S.-David Aud,
president of the First national bank.
dropped dead in his Office of heart trou.
bic. Aud was so years Of age and
very wealthy. He built the Hanniabl
road from Atchison.
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Troops Leave 81. petersburg.

St. Petersburg, Oct. S.-The first
troops Of the imperial guard left st.
Petersburg last night for the front.
They consisted Of the Second division
of the Finland guards. Of which the
czarevitch is honorary colonel.
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says: "Two years ago
my health was com.
pletely broken down.
My back ached and
was 30 lame that ut
times / was hardly
able to dress myself.
I lost my appetite and
was unable to sleep.
There seemed to be
no relief until took
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XIII. Father in Mothers Presence.

hIIIN FHthfr IN MOthcFH TrtHtHce'
Mabank, Tex. Oct. Sin a quarrel
between H. c. Watson and his son
over a division Of crops. Watson was
shot and instantly killed. His son
surrendered and claims self-defense.
The mother of the slayer was the only
witness to the tragedy and she refuses
10 talk
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securitIcs Higher rhan since 1908.

New York, Oct. s.-R. G. Dun's week.
ly review OF trade says: With the
crops almost beyond danger. prices Of
securities at the highest point since
May, 1908, and Idle machinery resum-
ing at many factories and mills that
have been closed for months, the busi-
ness outlook Erows steadily brighter"