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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-22

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Be II a 5 Il II g. Ole Yeoer.
len Snippen fom Seiten 1892 ogm.
tes til lipsparigt Strafarbeibe for
Morb paa Mmunb So paa 8gpoloen
i @ausoaI, er i Statsraa6 igaar be-.
naabet % beIuttet lpsla6t paa 9re-
be efter 16 Mars 0pbol6 ! 6angslet.
Sra Direftgren for 2anoSfangslet
forelaa en- meget BARN Mnbefaling
al 8enoa6ningen, ligeiom Direftpren
bar u6taltu at oct ct iieloen at babe
meo en- Gange at gipre, ser ptier en-
loo efsemplariif .0pfgriel.
Dp6sfaIb I Sreorifs-
baIb. rSmaalenenes Mmtstioen-
oe"s &eooftpr, 0perretsiagfprer Ole
8erentien, er afgaoet pe6 Dp6e1
Motten til 8. 26. @pril efter lGngere
Gi6s @pg6om, As slor gammel. Mf-
bgbe beepn6te lin @irflombeb iom
Sournaliit / nGron6biems Moresie<
opis", bler ienere' &e0ofter % Meb=
eier / vDramme11s Stbenoe" og bar
fra 1895 peret &e6aftgr al ~Smaa-
le1enes Mmtstibenoe". S 90=Marene
bar Fan en- al Spires melt benptteoe
Solfetalere.
80 5 e t e e. So Minoe=
bolttoer bIep 1i6ite Waane6 afilgret
poo Sc Steber, bpor for 100 Mar IL
SEN itob en- Scamp for Norges l1af=
bpngigbeb. 9en enc er beo s e.
Denne 8auta aflgreoes 20.
Mpril. 0et er en- 1852 Meter bpi
groa @ranititen me6 bafre 9rna=
menter, og / @tenen ct inobugget
Mapnene poo Sc Mfoelinger, iom Del
tog / &en ser: @uifeterbatalio=
men at Splan6ife acknowledgement
Gen fombinere6e @rena6er 8atalion
al Gelemarfife og 2. Mfersbusife ST.
fanteriregiment, oe Sfe6smoife Dra.
goner al Mfersbusife Drogonregi:
ment. Mfilsringen ifete / Sperberel.
lie al c. 5000 Mennel fer fra 11er oe
fiern be6 Statsraa6 2om5om, iom
en- baffer Sale min6e6e ON SEN 8e
Drift, iom ber u6fertes 100 Mar til:
bage.
Sen on6en Min6eiten %oflsreoe:
peo Erangen 8. Is. Mpril. 81
M%f6elinger, 1om 6eltog / &en FER
bar Eronobiemife 8rigabe, 9iter6a
lens Battalion, 9plan6ffe @apalleri
forps og en- at 8e~rgens= 8ataljoner
ne. 8autaitenen itaar be6 en- Sfog
Del paa en- 6ielorpg / Masnes @pg6
bporfra Ser er bi6 n6iigt ODER Sc ON
1iggen6e Sfogtrafter = og lige pei
set Ste6, bpor Min6eitenen oper Set
%befienote &aptein Dreier / lin Sii
blep reiit. Srangenpasiet ltgger in
Sc I tpffe @fogbDgben, ner @ren6
len. Ser er 8autaen reiit poo Ell
bgitlisgenbe &p6ning, bborfra mar
Ter pi6t oper Solers bre6e @foglon6
lfab. Gte6et ligger en- lpp otte &ilo
meter fra Tlilenbanens gn6epunft
Smfring 1000 @enneifer bar meo'
op til MHlpringen. @fptterlog fro
Masnes, Sof og @iesaaien 6onne1
sgrespogt, og begge Cider al @eier
bar fantet al @folebprn me6 Stag.
Or. Otto Mn6erien bol6t Selttalen.
Min6eitene11 er at iamme Gorm oe
S1menl loner 1om Stenen paa Sobe=
ru6. S EN- ornamenteret &amme
berer Sen felgen0e Sn61frift:
Observation-Disclosures al 2. Sron6=
bjernife acknowledgement, glperum=
fife Sfileberfompagni, @offife Sfil9=
berfompani, Splan61fe 9rogoner iei=
re0e ber / &en for Se0relanoet,
Srangen, 25. Mpril 1903
Otter Mfllgringen bol6tes pao
@am1e Spni teru6 @oar6 en- belipet
Mib6ag, bbori omfring 100 Herio=
ner 0eltog.
Siferierne e. 9. 25. Mpril
ifripes: Com Get bar at bente, blet
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beiosmano Mnbers Senien. @lao=
1are: &ai 2arieu. Sr6rup: Murer=
meter q. &eteriens &uitru Mmalie.
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Margretbe Glauien. S0enie: Sobo1=
ne &anien. Sorper6: @usmono
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rte Senien. S%aagebuiene: ellen
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ter. 9amgaar6 / Sailing: @eert
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mann. &eile: @Iie Heterien. 2an=
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-22
. Norge. :

. Norge. = s
,NM
~ i. @%tortingets 8uogetfomite tno'
itiIIer paa 8epilsning at 5000 &ro'
lei til 8earbeioelie al Ell 9el al
.@iga" -gfspeoitionens pioerifabeltge
Moteriale.
&ripat g 5 b e + II = :
1eI{e er SEN iioite Srugt al SECT
feIjen @pfplfe. timber en- Sorlom'
lima forleoe1 poa Ginng, bpor Gn11S'
fer Taloeen par tiliteoe, farot man
poo at ubbele Moopere1, og bet II
ges, at set ifal pGre Senltsten al
fprtlptte bermeo.
Mpo 6anf &peg g. st
itprre Mgoe al 2anomeno fra @1er'
ben, @olum, Sollen og Selgen bat
peotoaet Ell Nrotelt moo Snotprlel
til 0iltriftet al lepenoe &peg ira
Donmarf, ioet man fanot, at 8ebo-
bet fun0e tilfreositilles peo ben
s@peabeboloning, man bopbe. @1'
Deputotion bar operraft Nmtmaroen
@rotelten, iom pil blipe lenot ptoere
til 9eportementet.
Sngen 1niformer . I
GipilembeoSmen0 SITTER
Sssultits0eportementetS Sorllag er neo
fonqelig &eiolution Uniform aflfafz
fet for @pieiterets @eole1nmer, an1t-
menb, @orenifripere, 2ogn1ero,
@etsifripere, &olitiembeosmeno o9
@tatsaopofoter, 6og i%aaleoe5 at Den
jerlfilt %beororeoe Simeiteorogt for
&oIitiembe6smeno bibeboloes og al
set tillobes Gmbebsmen6, iom BID
til bar brrgt Uniform, inotil pioere
at BRUCE Sen / Gieneiten. Men al
@olauniform for bisie enlightenment
ct. iaoleoes berefter afifaffet.
II nepnel e + m. M. &on=
1titueret @totsoopofat 9ibrif &onom
er u6nepnt til Statsa6bofat for Bn,
iferubs 2agiogn og &riitians Imt al
@eoemarfens og @riitians 2oglogn,
forbenperenbe @fspe6itionscbef Mn'
quit Sibbern til Solbfasierer
Mois, Sognepreit / $50, Sronse
etiit, s. 81. 8yoal til Sogneprel1
@teigen, forbenoerenoe @ogneprel1
8ernt 81. Mnfer til Stifsfapellar
<ariitiania og Sognepreit &ornin'
oQlcn 50. @esielberg til reii6ereno'
Gapeilan / @pnbre 9balen. &ano
! tbeol. Sobonnes so. @jbrub er til
AIobt orbineret iom Sielpepreit bos
l@ognepre1t @artpig @alporien bel
Baalerengens, &riitiania.
Morif g e + e
9giort tilifamme. Stapanger'
blaoet u@%eitlon6et" me66elet en- 81:
itorie, iom er cit @fam for norife
&pitboere. &apteinen paa BEN bel.
giife Camper v8en Macoui", Jon
for nogen Sage ii0en gift tilbun6s
l16enfor ggeriuno, bar f%ortalt, at ef,
ter at 8eletningen bap0e tilbrogt
Matten / ct Self laget al 8aa6letl
paa stranoen, gtf Sc ON @orgenen
aflteb for at treffe Solf. Otter Ell
stun6s Sggen fanOt Sc oglaa ct
@us, bpor Sc gif in6. 0e bar iultne
og ooifillig meotat al 5traba0lerne
og &11loen, og Sc ba6 6erfor ON al
faa figbt Safe og Ma0. Men bette
blep Dem ne9tet, ga Sc life bap6e
an6et ems engellfe Nenge at betale
me6. 8lan0t Manb1fabet bar Ell
Speni fe, iom fun6e tale li6t Nor]f,
og &apteinen talte goot @ngelif.
8ergenSbanen st y
ming blep 6elpis lton6iet 2angfre
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-22

ST. d g a h II e tab bar en-
Deputotion meo Diitriftets Stor.
tingsmanb 2gfen iom Dr6fprer bait
5oretre6e for &egieringen for at
frembol6e @nifeligbe6en al, at Der
gines &oncesiion paa 9rift at 8inf.
gruber | 9iitriftet.
Mor6enfieI6if 8erg.
perfsDrift. Sboplftsefsporten
fra Gron6biem bar / ferite &partal
ppret ialt $4,000 Sons, bporaf SOL
oals @erf bar ien6t 1890, 8eeos
Metalgruber 1890 og &uitbangen
2,400. Sra &pros @erf er l16ienbt
$4,000 &iIo &obber. &arbi6efspor-
ten ODER Gronobiem bar belebet Jig
til 100000 &ilo.
Mrne 6 arborgs sc :
Ser og6. Sra 5an0nes me6oe=
les, at Sine 0lien @egre be6e 5. %.
MpriI / en- Mloer al n @or. Mfoeoe,
lom par fp6t paa @aaroen &ol19ita6
/ @pilon6, blen gift meb @aarobru=
ger Gipen @arborg. Otter bans 500
6oeoe bun cit Sis paa @arborg, men
flptteoe ienere til Mal0e, bpor bu11
bpe6e bos Ell at fine Sgnner, iom ga
eieoe @aoro ser. Senere blep bl,n
gift me6 @aarobruger Sonas Segre
og boe0e paa @aaroen @egre / @ei-
lono. S Sc ienere Mar bar Sc peret
hoiat / San0nGs. Mf6g6e bar en-
title, me9et epnerig &pinoe, iom bar
iterft religipit intereSieret. Senoes
ii0lte Man6 og fem 8ern al fgrite
9Ggtefob oberleper ben6e. 8lanbt
8ernene er Sorfatteren @rne @ar=
borg og SEN fienote Son @arborg,
iom mi eier en- iterre @aaro paa 9it<
lan6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-22

s. ferierne. 9. 25. Mpril
lfripeS: Com oct bar at pente, bleb
l1obpttet al Sori fefi1ferierne for
bolbspis tibet / forrige nge. @i11ter=
filfet bar 10 iaar facet en- temmelig
brat aflutning> og bpao @aarfiifet /
Ginmarfen angaar, er Sen egentlige
Seion f9rit in6e me6 Mai Maane6,
laa nogen itgrre Songlt en6nu life
fan pentes.
$ 1i61t forlebne uge blep Sfrei=
'ilfet belt ahluttet ogiaa / Sgnore
Gron6biems Mmt, bpis iamle0e
6an9it fom op / is Million @tpf-
fer, og set er M fun for Morblan6,
at nogen 6oregelie al oct opfiffeoe
&pontum enbnu fan bentes. Siifet
por Der gonife in6bringen6e for Soc
r. .8pit, bbor Ser blep taget ODER
100000 Stpffer, men er belt forbi
poa 2ofotens Otterii6e og ganife
imaat paa Salten-&eIgelonbsfD-
iten. S 2ofoten, bbor 0pipnet onta-
gelig bebes / 6enne l1ge, bor ser ef-
ter {i6ite Meloing I'LL @aa6e til
itebe, Ser beientlig 6rep 6iifet / De
For ip6ligite Seer = Serpaagem og
Io, bbor Der en6nu beb ugens @lut-
nin0 bar nogenll,noe San9It at faa.
ugerS n6bDtte blep bog life mere emo
100000 Stpffer, og 2ofotens &pan-
tim er frem6eIes igrgelig Tibet. Salt
er ser optaget 1872 Millioner Stpf-
fer MOB 1875 MilIioner ifior og flor
flor. Sangiten er omfring 10 Mi1-
lioner UNDER ct Mi66elsaor fra 80.
Marene, og BET ct GREET, at me6 ct
1aa6ant l%1n6erifl16 for bette Diitrift,
Tan 2an6ets iamle6e u6bptte banife-
Zig 11oa op til ct ~@iennem1nitsoar,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-22

IS ripot g a 5 b II q
1eIie er sen lioite Grugt al Gaf-
feIjen &yfplfe. timber en- Sorlaln-
lima forleoe1 paa Ginnp, bpor @n11s'
fer Toloeen bar tillte0e, fanot man
boa al ubbele Na0pere1, % Oct II
aes, at set lfal pere &eniigten at
fprtiette bermeo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-22


men. storttngets 8u6getfomite tnO-
itiIIer paa 8epilgning at 5000 8ro-
ner til 8earbeibelie al en- 9el at
.@iga" -gfspeoitionenS pioenlfabeltge
Materiale.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-25
Was 1t a BIunder7
Baltimore SUM


The Chinese, it appears, are a SEN
sative people. They cannot understand
why we should have sent our entire
fleet to Japan, but allowed the Chin
ese the privilege of seeing only a part
of it, Our government loses no OPP
portunity to express friendly feeling
for China. Thru our consuls turnout
China and our diplomatic representa-
tive at Picking we are making every
effort to secure the good will of the
Chinese. And now the Chinese gov
eminent and people are Inundated" be-
cause we sent only one-half of our fleet
to China. Is it possible that after all
our years of commercial intercourse
with China, and the observations and
researches of our diplomatists at Pc
king, we do not understand the orr
entail spirit? Knowing that the Chin
csc fear and dislike Japan, why should
we have given the Chinese government
and people any cause for suspecting
that we did rot consider them worthy
of the best naval display we could give
them? Was it a blunder?
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-25
ENTITLED TO LIVING
Iowa Supreme Court Declares Mans
Livelihood Can Not Be Taken From
Him, Even on Judgment.

Special to Times Republican.
Webster City, Nov. 25.-The case OF
the Merchants National bank of Eagle
Grove VS.. Marion Crist and sisters,
Miss DeElda and Mrs Bert Nail, the
latter of whom resides north of this
city, and the former two of Eagle
Grove, tho formerly of this city, has
just been reversed in the supreme
court The case is one of unusual in
terest and in its final analysis Is no.
tice from the states highest court that
no one, even tho he holds legal iudg-
ment. can take away the livelihood of
another.
j. NJ. Crist, father Of the defend
ants in this action, Is a well known
pioneer of this city, tho he has lived
in Eagle Grove several years. Some
years ago the Merchants National
bank of Eagle Grove got a judgment
against Crist for $1,000 Some time
later Mrs. Crist died, leaving her es-
tate, worth SIS 900 to the three child
rem, the defendants in this case. An
equal division was to be given to
each, but the three We're to care for
their father during his life.
The bank then brought an action
against Crist on their judgment ask
ing that he be compelled to pay over
to them annually the sum which his
children We're obliged by their mothers
will to furnish for his keep. The action
was brought before Judge Wright Of
Fort Dodge, who figured that the an
nual expense of Mr.. Crisis keep was
$40 and this sum he decreed should
be paid annually to the bank until his
death, or until the judgment were sat
isfied. This ruling left Mr. Crist with
absolutely nothing, dependent upon the
charity of his children. An appeal
was taken and the supreme court re-
verses the case, holding that the money
for the old mans keep be exempt from
Judgment.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-25
cIearfieId Items.
cial to Times-Repuhlican.

Special to Times Republican.
Clearfield, Nov. 25.-The Taylor
County Teachers association meets in
Cleartield next Friday. Teachers from
adjoining towns are on the program.
Professor Storms, of the State Agri-
cultural college, is to be here, and
arrangements have been made for a
corn contest. Professor Storms Is to
have charge of the judging Of the corn.
Mrs. W. I. Fritz, of Denver, is visit
ing here. Her husband was in business
here for many years.
Mrs William Mccullough who has
taken claim in the Snake River VAL
ley, near Weiser, Ore, and who has
been visiting friends here, left for the
west a few days ago, and will make
the claim her home.
The firm OF Beatty Clothing company
has traded its stock to ID. ID. Baird,
from near Delphos, in Ringgold coun-
ty, for a farm.
Mcconnell & Wetmore traded their
stock of drugs for farm near Macon,
Mo.
John Jameson sold his farm, one mile
east of town. for $107 per acre, and Is
looking at land in Kansas.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-25
Hampton News.

Hampton, Nov. %. The ar
nual union Thanksgiving services
will be held at the Congrega
tional church Thursday evening. Rev.
William Baier, of the Christian church,
will deliver the sermon.
The regular meeting of the election
of officers of the Hampton Commercial
association will be held at the K. p.
hall in the Empire block, on Friday
evening, Nov. 81. Following the bus
mess meeting. the members will en-
JOY a social and smoker.
O. c. Engebritson, the local ice deal
er, has been obliged to ship in several
loads of ice recently. The early break
up last spring prevented him putting
up as large supply as he anticipated.
S. II. Shoemaker has gone to Omaha
for a visit with his son Frank. From
there, he expects to go to Crowley, La,
where he will spend the winter with
brother.
Revival meetings are in progress at
the Evangelical church, and are being
conducted by the pastor, Rev. j. t.
Lantow.
W. F. Nolte is now in the employ
of the Reebe Lumber company. taking
the place of Emil larger, who recently
resigned, and will move to a farm in
West Fork township.
w. J. Beck will soon return from a
visit with relatives at MarshalltoWn. 1t
is understood that he will take his old
place in the blacksmith shop of II. w.
Show
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-25
Manning Items.
Special to Times-Republican.

Manning. Nov 24-The Woman's
club has succeeded in securing lee
ture course consisting of the following
numbers: Glare Vaughan Wales, The
Shamrock Trio, Ernest Harold Baynes,
and Euphonium Glee club. under the
direction Of the Redpath Lyceum bu-
reau.
Gustav FRANKIE, ST., is in Rochester,
Mimi, where he underwent an opera
ton for goiter.
Mrs c. A. Easterly is i'll with Sc
we're attack of pleurisy.
ID. W. Patton has gone to Chicago to
enter into business there. He disposed
of his residence property here to DR..
Carlyle. who takes possession about
March 1.
After a weeks visit here. Miss Ma
tilda Stuedeman returned home to be-
gin winter term Of school in Audubon
county.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-25
MISERY FROM AN UPSET STOMACH
AND INDIGESTION Will Be ENDED

II what you just ate is sourlng on
your stomach or lies like a lump of
lead, refusing to digest, or you belcn
Gas and Eructate sour, undgested
food or have feeling of Dizziness,
Heartburn. Fullness, Nausea, Bad
taste in mouth and Stomach headache
this is Indigestion.
A full case of Pape's Diapepsin costs
only so cents and will thoroughly cure
the worst case of Dyspepsia, and leave
sufficient about the house in case some
one else in the family may suffer from
Stomach trouble or Indigestion.
Ask your pharmacist to show you
the formula plainly printed on these
50-cent cases, then you will under
stand why Dyspeptic trouble of all
kinds must go, and why they usually
ralie.ve aou- stomach or Indigestion
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-25
THIRTY-sIx GET DIPLOMAS.
Iowa State Normal School Closes for
Thanksgiving Vacation.

Special to Times Republican.
Cedar Falls, Nov. 25.-The Iowa
State Normal School closed this aft
period and thirty-six received their
diplomas from the institution at the
exercises this morning. They are as
follows: Effie G.. Reed College Springs;
Margaret n. Wallingford, Washington;
Edith Edna Barbour, New Sharon;
Mable Mel Barr, Cedar Falls; Glare
f. Bennett, Sioux Rapids; Zeia v.
Eighme, Alden: Lily Edna Johnson,
Gowrie; Mrs. Anna Woolfries, Water
loo: Lorzine Hallowell. Waterloo; Olive
Neff, Cedar Falls; Lillian Amy Rick
etts. Sioux City; Matilda M. Schulz
Blairstown: Ethelyn Dewey. Shell
Rock; Nina Mae Dresser, Postville;
Tressa Hoye, Melrose; Leva Johnson
Eagle Grove; Nellie S. Nelson. Hardy;
Jennie Merle Sanders. Manly; Rena P.
Snider, Usage; Minnie Olive Sanders,
West Liberty: Grace Elizabeth Show,
Wesley: Lena Mae Smith, Mount Ayr;
Clare j. Test, New Providence: Lena
Tostlebe, Cedar Falls; Dorothy Chris
tine Thompson, Mitchell; Eulalla Ware.
Cedar Falls: Nina j. Weisbard, Cedar
Falls: Florence Ethel Harvey, West
Point; Dorothy Scott, Mapleton; Mrs.
Minnie Porter Babcock, Cedar Falls;
John w. Dicllman, Nashua; George D..
Eston. Alton; Mabel f. Gabrielson,
Wapello: Bessie Belle Hoag. Webster
City; Emma Catherine Logan. Cedar
Falls; Elizabeth Hughes, Cedar Falls;
Kate HOWE Macdonald, Cedar Falls.
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The Traer News.

Special to Times Republican.
Traer, Nov. 25.-According to the
statements of various merchants thru
out town. business was never better
The stores are crowded nearly all the
time. Not only one, but all report the
same gratifying conditions, and speak
in equally cheerful manner of the fal.
trade. Prospects are distinctly improV-
ing. and the coming winter promises
to be the most satisfactory, from
business standpoint, in Traer,s history.
The merchants have prepared for the
big trade.
Miss Anna Scharfenberg was called
TO West Concord, Mimi. Monday, to
attend the funeral of a cousin.
Miss Nella Stevenson left Tuesday
evening for Upton, to spend Thanks
giving with friends.
Miss Lauchee Shane. of Stubenville,
o.. who has been a guest at the DIR.
Crabbe home for the past two weeks,
left Tuesday for her home.
julius Backen, a prominent farmer
southeast of town, had his right leg
broken about three inches above the
ankle F1e was ABOUT to sell number
of his chickens and in the evening went
out to the hog yard to get some fowls
that were roosting there. hog ran
against his lantern, overturning and
extinguishing it. On attempting to re-
turn to the house in the dark he
stepped into a hole and fell, breaking
his leg. 1t is a bad fracture and the
attending physicians report that he
will be unable to walk for several
weeks.
Mrs. A. G. Wood, of Redfield, is here
to spend a couple of weeks with her
sister, Mrs. Fred Wood. Her husband
is brother Of Mr. Wood also.
Francis bravo has decided to dis
pose of his personal effects at public
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-25
Fatalities.

"Yes," said the beauteous young
thing. when asked papa II might
go mountain climbing be took my head
off. But had my own way, of
course, and finally the crowd got start
ed. and you know they made me put
on lot of wraps and things that sim
ply suffocated me. And about half
way up | slipped and fell over cliff
and broke my neck! Indeed, yes
And when they had lifted and pulled
me back on the trail | absolutely died
from pain. But before long l was
able to go on to the top. but by the
time we were almost there l collapsed
and sat down. for | could never
breathe again. But they made me pull
myself together and in time we go
TO the summit. and there it was s.
cold / froze to death! Oo-ooh! And !
was glad, | can tell you. when we
came down at last. and as soon as
they got me ho.ne went to bed. dead
from exhaustion. "-Independent.
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sale, and move to Cedar Rapids, where
he has secured work turnout the win

sale, and move to Cedar Rapids, where
he has secured work turnout the win
ter.
Mrs. Eleanor Carrick has accepted
position as teacher in the cooking de-
partment OF the Girls Industrial school
in Mitchellville and will enter upon her
new duties next week.
Mrs. j. f. Slippy, who lived in Traer
years ago, is critically ill at her home
in Clarion She spent twenty years OF
her life in Traer.
Peter Diers, who recently drank am
monia 10y mistake, is now fully recov-
cred and able to be at work again.
Jacob Perry. of Written. arrived in
Traer Monday. and will spend several
weeks with his daughter. Mrs. Willis
Green.
Frank Hadsell, of Cheyenne, Wyo..
came to Traer yesterday and will put
in a good share of the winter here
purchasing cattle to ship to his ranch
in Wyoming.