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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19

John Berry. we'll known coal man
or ibis city. was yesterday appoint
20 20 the position of manager AZ the
iarr Run mine and entered on tho
discharge of his new duties q. X
Ward. the former manager has rc-
signed and viii make this city his
home Tor some time before accepting
. nov pcsIfLnn Nm Ohio
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19

Miss Martha Walters. ~ Gionns
run. had her middle finger taken or al
me trst Joint on clipping machine
while ~ work Yesterday morning AZ
'h' 'orrursting works Dr Wilson
rendered necessary medical attention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19
VII Entertain cluB.

The Music. Art and Literature club
Mi meet at thc homo %. Mrs A e.
hceiham. on Thirty ninth street Fri.
da5 afternoon. 400 addition to an In.
tercsi.ns program. the author Thos
carlyle. viii be- discussed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19

Jinnie Owens wAs h-ourh, ee,cr.
Mayor Loog yesterday morning
ehArSec Tite Illegal seiiing OF lSuor
re ADMITTED having sold o. one ooca.
son from the Mccain property on
PRS; street. and WAs cred 500 and
costs BEING Unable 20 pay ;He rne.
Re vas aiken % TIE county jail a, 81
Clairsville
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19

stanley iudor. tho wcek-old child
or forelen parents living 40 Wheeling
Creek. died yesterday. There will
De- no funeral services and interment
VIII De made today az Linwood Gem
ctery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19
Whist cluh

The Camp Rest Whist club was
pi'asant!y entertained yesterday art.
crnoou at the home OF Mrs. Walter
hcs"ick in Brookside. Late in the
afternoon an apotizing luncheon was
served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19
MARTINS FERRY
Al Wills a. LauaHHn Closed Down
VIII Resume IN Three
Nall

The four mills which have been
working out the stock OF steel bars a.
the Laurhiin durinE the past week
finished yesterday. and we're closed
down. Tho new cold roll engine viii
o. ready in feV weeks and The mills
AID resume in three weeks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19

Sample shoes are worth % more
than the shoes they are made TO
represent. and We sell them for less.
Investigate the reason. LOCKE
shoe Co. Bellaire. q.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19

IT. Paul Morrison. a. TUforrr.Ie
.ornerIy ~ his c.fy win leave FOR
flttsburg today. where no. viii take
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19

Have YOU seen our line o. Tailored
Suitlngs: Arch says they are the
best 70 Do had az any price. Failon
a Corson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19

Try our All America Shoes Bill"
says they are The real thing Failon
d Carson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19

John Sims. lineman employed
on the cable gang % the neU Tefe
phone Company. bad q narrow e.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19

the P2sreur reatuen. He vas BAT.
ten ~ = rasd>fos several Gays arc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19

Play Beilairs.
The Hlgh school football team viii
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-12-21

3raubeii rubt Der @eibttadtsfrie-
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-12-21

ten Sduiern ertgegen. ga, bort liegt
@eiele Ser gta6t2~
@r bei6Ielnigt feline S9ritte.
ge6ts uno linfs itro6lt 2i6terglon5
ans ben 5enItern. 8eutlih bort er
Die beIen 4inOerltinmen ert0nen :
y8elt ging berloren, GbriIt lit gebo-
Iein Seimatsort llnb BORT binten iein
8aterbaus! - ,Uiutter, Nfutter~
ieuf5t er, lift 6ies 9ein Sobn oieier
renI 6rene bid, freue bid, 0 Gbri-
Itenbeitl"
Ger @erlorene ipiiht li9 nit Der
Son6 iiber oie 9(ugeH. SITS niHt 10,
ais Oh er ieine eigene 9inoerItimne
ans Der roiigen gliidlihen Sugeno-
5eit 0n3piif)en b0rt2 - @nolib lit er
am 3iel, Dem Srte, tpo emit ieine 8ie-
g itnno.
Gin mates 2i6t ideint ibm bon
BORT entgegen. Soffnlng 6eIebt Ous
ntiioe 9er5. Gr tritt ms Stiibhen.
@eldb' elm 8ilo oes 6rieoens erblidt
er oortl gr fn'm iidj ni6t mebr IGn-
ger balten. Bon Der 1nli6tboren
Windt oes 8iIoe8 5u 8ooen ge5ogen
bri6t er 81 0en 5iiBen ieiner Wtutter
5uiammen nit Dem 9fuf: oNtutter
bergiebl" - Gin paar treue, olte, Iie-
be 9tugen Inn iib auf. SIT eS 8rmum
ober @irfIiAfeit, mas iie bort iebeu?
gleit er lit eS mtrfli1, er, ser lang
@ermiBte. Mutteraugen triigeu niht.
ltno als6aIo Beben i'm Elm 8aar lie
bebolle 9lrn1e empor lmo 6riiden i'm
feit ans 0iiitterber5. Ser Weln6, Ser
idon 10 biele @ebete u10 Seuf5er aus
geitoBen, trirnpbiert: yWfein Sobn,
mein Sobn!. Old bat 0os gbriIt-
fino6en gebra6t. Chen nod babe id
bon Dir getr1umt, uno MN bit oil
i6on oo. glaes, olles babe i6 sir
ner5iebenl" 2iiiie be0efen oas g(nt-
Iib oes Seimgefin1oenen, lu1o oie Willt-
terarne mollen i'm nun ni6t pie0er
loslaiien.
Sings i'm Srt lit Ser 9er5engIon5
erloi9en. 9lles idI1ft ouBer oen bel.
oen bort i'm 9iittben. Sic tpoIIen nod
nid)ts pom SdIofe niiien. W1it ge-
falteten SGnoen fiben lie birter Der
nod acknowledgement 8ibel. ltuo ans
beioer Wflno ert0nt boiler sSreuoe
,,@bre lei @ott IN Ser Sobe, SSrieoe
ouf Groen uno ben 0tenihen Elm
@oblgefaIlenl"
9fep. s. grunotte,
gLlpeno. g. 9.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-12-21

gen 0ie &ronfbeiten oenet Die Wfen-
I6en unternorfen iin6.
limo ieoer glnrpeienoe, ser ie on
eilem aranfenbette meilte, fiiblte,
nuBte, ooB er ni6t iibertrieb. @s lit
ia ouh elm binlmelbober llnterlhieo,
oh finansielle @riinoe ooer nrsi6lieB-
lid cole Selbltoufopferilng im6 2iebe
sur leioenoen Yienidbeit ben Sobe-
be6er rei6en. 9oran 6enft, Iiebe
9eier, itn0 @iire MISUNDERSTANDING
miro ouh ni6t ousbIeiben ltno Damn
miro Cure Soto aud an 8eibnnhten
CUR ehten 8obltGtigfeit geoffnet iein
uno Oie Gedte miro ni6t ipiiien mas
Die 2infe TIT. gs lit fem Nteni6 10
arm, oIs ooB er niht fperigltenS on
Dem Gage fem titiges Wtitgefiibl nit
llngliidlihen ino 2ei0enoen beipeiien
f0nilte. 3enft an Dem Gage an Die
@urius oes @Iiidsl llno ipenn Sbr
um @eibnadtSabeno oie Sannenfer-
SEN bremen iebt uno ainoeriltbel @uh
1mtollt, Damn oenft onron, nie piel-
Ieidlt einige Siiren bon @urer bebngs
lihen @obnung, cine Otlitter per3ipei.
felt nm 9ette i6res franfen &in0es
fauert oOer 5it arm lit, Inn ibrent
2iebling uudb ruir Elm paar bergolOete
gtiiIIe ooer Qepfel 81 i6etiten.
8ergeBt nibt, ipie ihnea Der Stur5
aus Der S0be in Die Eiefe folgen fam
uno pie ooppeIt reid Der ihenft, Der
sur rehten 3eit imo nit rehtem Ser.
5en ihenft.
llno tpenn SSbr Inn 8ol6eiib @ltrer
qeiItiaen rno f0rperIicben &roft ieio,
Damn 0enft on Die &rnnfen i'm 0tc.
4ennon Soipital, Die bort ihon bieIe
@eibnohten uuf Dem 4ronfenbette
ruben rmo nit @eb ON nilbere beilere
8eihno6ten 51riidoenfen, ODER idou
oie 9itti6e oes Sotenengels iie un-
rauihen boren.
S5n 0ieIem Sinne, liebe 2eIer, luBt
inns 9lQe 8eibnobten feiern!
Sons 8elnrtb.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-12-21

GrfurIion beigefiigten Cars beIl6t
baben, wel6 lebtere meiili6e grnte-
pro0rtte, Sbit, W1ineralien uitp. IN
geihmaduoIer, auidauIi9er ausltel-
lung entbielten.
90 febr es rns MN frelit, 0nB Ser
Often einen @orgeI6Hod pom edten
@eiten erbielt, 10 merfpiiroig muBte
eS ie0en niht poreingenommenen
Meni6en beriibren, oaB beionoers oie
@ouberneure BON MDon1ing ullo 2.
2. @eiIeb Oon Sa0-0nfDta aud i'm
Often ibr 8arnoepfero ritten uno an
ole iltngen Qeute I'M Gfteli apeellir-
fen, MIR Damn nnh Dem @eIten 81
fontnet, ipenn iie, ,gooop gooop bopS"
ieien, ni1t trGnfen uno niht raud-
ten llip. 3ugleid goben Die @ou-
perneIre ibnen oen 9iat, li6 cine
6rau aus Dem Often ntit5ubringen.
Die eipig rii6rige GrDbibitiOnspar.
tel bate es ii6 nntiirli6 ni6t nebmen
Ioiien, Die &eiie Der @ouberneure 5ur
ltngeb0rigen 9ropoganoo fir ,ibre
quite Sadie 5u benliben uno batte
.an Die @ouberneltre cine @inlo0ung
geianot, offi5iele 8ertreter sur 0a-
tipnnl-GOnOeRtiOn Der glnti.SalDon
2iga in @aIbington, mel6e bort am
IA. 3e5ember itattfano, al eittienoeil.
@ouoerneur 8eiiep, elm liebensmiiroi.
ger un0 ebrlider, dber Ieioer niebr
ais engber3iger Serr, entianote aith
prompt ole @erren: 81. gf. Sollople,
Or. S. @. Soagloao uno 2ollriB Mil-
Ter bon Nfitdea, s. q. Smith BON
Gon0e, z. 81. gSalfer lmo 0ean 8e-
riIbo BON 8ermilion ino 81. @. Wta-
lone bon 9raper. (8ie NationoI-
Gonferen5 beriet II. 9l. Die 8erIanot-
frage geiitiger @etrGnfe BON noiien
in trodene Serritorien un0 elm 9lmett-
6ement oes 5piibenitaatliAen San.
oelsgeIebes, ipeI6es oieie 8erienoun-
gen berbieten ion.) Ger glufruf Die
Ter g[nti-Soloon Qeague mar inter
g(noren: bon SenatDr GraiuforO,
@Ombernenr @eiIcg nn0 6. 6. 9eri-
ibU, iGmmtlid bon SiO-SafOtn, u1-
ter3eif)net. (Senator Gamble bat in
Oieier Siniidt cine riibnlliAe 9lus.
nabme genadt)
Sier mar fir oen Staatsperbano
bon SiiO-SGfOta glei6 cine folnoie
8elegenbeit, gum eriten WeoI prin5i-
piea 5u mirfen uno einen pffisiellen
ErOteit ON @oupernei,r 8eliep I'M gene
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-12-21

6en orf Ser ndr6enboften gatltr. Der
Shnee glibert in Dem Silberlihte oes
Wonoes ipie Elm Nieer bon Stern6en.
9ln Dem floren 3o9tbimmel leuhten
Miaionen bon Sternen-9lugen. -
gio6 Dem erpdbnten &ir6oorfe non-
bert cine bagere. IN 2itnlpen gebiiate,
mdnnli6e @ri6eirltng. .2ebt iie
nod? @iro iie nli9 ipieoer als ib-
rem Sobn ollfnebmen2" Ser ipdte
@mloerer ipri6t's fr0Itelno in Dem
falten 9euhtiuino. gr nIltitert feline
@eItolt i'm 2i6te oes Dfonoes. glh,
mie gan3 anbers lit Tie geiporoen nod
Dem reihIihen 8rurfe aus Dem 8ait-
melfeI6e Der g8eItl Bon meitem
Ieudten ibn 2i6ter aus i6neebeoed-
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-12-21

men Der 3u 800 liberal geionnenen
Oelltifen Stirumgeber bes Stontes 81
entienoen. Dab Der Rotionol-ger-
bonO oieies griu9en Der 9Gnti.Soloon
2ign ON 0ie @oitperneure oireft oils
ltngeb0rig, ia ols cine 8eIeioigung
Der iibertpiegetoen Mebrbeit 6er fret
iinnigen 9iirger erfontte uno es fir
ieme 8flibt oniob, offi5iea our9 Ole
8eaniten Der eiil5eInen 0eutiben
Stootsperbdnoe gu proteiiiren be-
peiit Ii. 9l folgenoes Eelegromm oes
gunOesiefretGrs an 9oaegen sos.
Gi6oed, in oeiien offi8ieIler Gigen.
idnft ais &rGiioent oes Oelti6en
Stootsnerbonoes bon Soma:
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-12-21
Col. Soiep6 giboef,
9es Mtoines, Soma.

~I2 VbUtilSSf AOU4uu.
8e5ugnebnpno, oaB Die gInti.
Saloon 2eague aQe @ouber
neure eingelaoen bat, gertreter
5u 0eren g9ationnl.G Convention in
98aibington am Ia. 0e3enlber, 5u
erHeunen peroen Sie oringeno er.
iudt, lofort Sbrem @ouberneur i'm
0amen 0es Staatsner6auOes an
telegrapbiren uno iebr entpbntiifJ
gegeu cine iolhe cumming 8u
proteltiren oa oieielbe Die g8iiroe
etltes @onperneurs ii1iultirt.
gluf 9lnoronltng 0es 8rdIi0enten,
9loolpb Sinlm, SER.
9uriiber i1rei6t aoaeqe @i6oed
ferner: 006gIei6 Ger Soma Staats-
gln5eiger". glei6 naaoen Der ,,gfegi-
tier anO 2enoer~ befaitnt mahte, oaB
@oub. Carroll bon Soma bea6Iihtiae,
8elegaten 5u Der oben ermabnten
Contention 5u ernennen, in engIiiher
mie Oeuti6er Spra6e gegen cine ioI-
DIE i6dnoli9e glnmaBlng Ser Gem
peren5-Janatifer energiiden GroteIt
erbob uno Serrn Carroll marfirte
Summer oes 8lattes 5ugeiAidt tpur-
De, neridumte Serr @iboed feline Wti-
mite uno telegrapbirte oem @ouper.
neur, Dab er bon Ser 9eIegaten-9e-
ididing abiteben iolte, ipie folgt:
@oup. g. S. Carroll.
y0a Sic bon ser 9[nti-Saloon
2engue nufgeforoert tporoen lin0,
0elegaten 5ur g1ationol 4robibi-
transformation in 0aibinqton
om IA. 9e5ember 5u er1ennen,
miinihe i6 Inn gtanen bon 10000
oerti6 amerifanilden Stimmae-
bern bon Soma ltno Weitglieoer1
oes 9euti6-glnerifanii9en 2ibera-
len Staatsoerbanoes, empbotiif
gegen cine iol6e SanoIlng SSbrer.
ieits 81 proteItiren, Die ais @ouber-
neur aIler Soma 8iirger, Die
@iir0e SSbres boben 9lnltes ernie
origen uno 5uglei6 ipenigifens Die
Sdlfte, tpenn ni1t cine Mebrbeit
Der Stimmgeber bon Soma illiul-
tiren piir0e.
N3it bober Ihtling,
SSoiepb giboed,
grGIi0ent oes 0eiiti6-9lmerifoni-
i6en Staatsper6anOes bon Soma.
(lSortiebllna auf Seite 81
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-12-21
Gin Weibnad)ts9eI6snk
(gine Sfi53e ans Dem 2eben bon
$. &ruuotte.)
Sir Sen .. S."


,,g8ei6nodtenl 8ei6nobtenl lleberoQ
Comet ourd Die 2iifte frober Stall !"
- glu8 anoernuno FONTS lmo in
BEN Ser5en Der gllteu medt es Oas
@do.
9rnfle Sdatten einqemummter
@eItalten, fleine 1no groBe, bemegen
ii6 auf beri6neiten 8egen fort 5lir
GbriItDesper in Der bea erIeu6teten
Stride. 9ie @loden rltfen unernlii0-
lid in Oie flare @interluft binein
.Gbriit lit geborenl 5reue oid, freue
Did, o gbriltenbeitl -
SSln @otfesbauie it's Nun ipieoer
0iufeI. Die 8eIta(ten 5ieben ipieOer
Oortbin, BON mo- iie eefommen iin0,
Den &inoern geben Die Gltern nibt
id)1ea qenug. sic itiirnen i6nen por-
an. g8as mag oas @briItfino6en
pobI gebradt baben2 ~ 9as mar ibr
gemeinlumer @eonnfe.
@ittian1 tpanft ourA BEN S6nee an
Stobe 0abin elm altes, gebiidtes Dit.
ter6en. 9ort 1inten, gnn3 ml @noe
oes 9orfes liegt fem Seim. lle6er
Dos pom @rom gefllrhie antlis iit.
den ii6 Die Gr1nen ibren 8eg. Seiu-
Iib qlibern lie i'm Monoeni9eine. =
g8ie bot es 0o6 I'M @ottesbalIe ge.
flungen? SITS ni6t 10; 8rieoe aui
@r0en? gl6, IN ibren SSlnern finoei
tie ni6t Sen fSrieben. 3enn bort III
cine olte @unoe ipieoer aufgeriiIer-
,0teun So9nl Wtein Sobn!"
G6IudBeno fonlmt es BON Den tDel-
fen 2ippen Der gramerfiillten Weutter,
gtum bat Iie ibre @obnilng erreiht.
sic betritt ibr bel9eiOenes, aber trail.
Iides Gtii56en. Cine bebaglide
g9drme front ibr bon ibren alten
Diem eittgegen. 9lIles, mas iih bort
I'M engen &aum borfinoet, lit nit ibr
alt uno grou geipor0en.
Gs lift elm 9enfmol friiberer, eoloe:
ner Belt. gto1 einnlal mrB tie 0ds
gpongeIium BON 0em 6rie0en oes
GbriItfin6es leIen. 9arun bolt fie
lire 5erlelene 8ibeI NIT ben bergilb-
ten 8l1ttern beriInter bonn 8orte.
Tagt1glib ihopft iie aus ibr 4raft,
SroIt ln6 9iot. @obl bon auBen ner-
loiien. lit lie 6ennoh niht bon bieiem
foitboren Gfab geihieoen. ga, ibr
Wtnnn bat Dor bielen sSabrerl in oie
@efolgihoft oes unerbittlinen, I'M
barnnber5igen gfitters, genoitnt Goo,
eintreten miiiien. SIR eiil5iger Sobn
lit trobig in Die @eite ge5ogerL Ben
iie bod NIT olIen 6nlern ibres Ser
sens gebegt, eepfIegt, geliebt bat. SIT
er beroorben, eeftorben2 S6on Ian.
ee erb1lt iie feine Nahrihten mebr
bon ibin. - sic fam itidt nebr mel.
ter Ieien. Die Sr1nen berbieten es
ibr. sic Iebnt iih aliriid in BEN NOR.
iden 2ebnftilbl im6 ihlieBt lire gln.
gen. Sbre fd1ipielieen 9(rbeitsbdnoe
Iiegen aefoItet altf Dem SdooBe. Gin
beiBes @ebet iteigt oilf 5u DeHL Der
beute ais SeiIano eeboren. llno baio
bllYhcn Die gngIein ilfs 8ifrnler Der.
Elm uno fingen fte IN tiefen S9lof.
9rauBeil rnbt Ser Meibnadtsfrie,
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-12-21
Gin Prctelt
0ieRrobi6itiOniiten iuOlIen 6ieStaats'
legislntnr nnS IOgar ben GrGii.
benten eriuablen.

Die 8ouberneure Der @eltitooten
iino BON ibrer Iongel1 a@r5iebimgs.
reiie~ 5lriid. gSie beteits I'M %. s.. "
gemeIoet, NOR es Der 8ped Der 8eiie,
Dem Often iiber Die reihen SiilfsqueI-
len oes 8eitens elm Eolglibt olif3u-
iteden ino, ipie geneloet miro, bat Die
9eiie ibren 3ped niht oerfeblt.
lic6er $4,000 EeriOneu IoIlen Die Der
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RArs-p-s-ss---A-a-sss-s-s-s-s-s-s-kus-ss4&-s-a-el
Lesdir q German Newspaper
Il in the Dakotas.
Y ADVERTISING RATES; !
= 2sc per Inch Display Ads
1 Ioc per Line for Readers.
&c per Word foi Classified Ads.
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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-12-21

pSeoermonn pir0 bier nlifgenom-
mem, inqte Der giifof in Ieiner 5il
Ser8en geben0en glniprode. 2eine
JfeIiaionS-, feine NotionaIit1ts-, feline
Salttfarbenihranfe miro, tDie bereits
ertpdbnt. nod Dem eolen @lnlIh Der
Gtifterin in 5rage fommen. 1lno mie
man i'm &rieae ben Sieg boupti1hIi1
ben tapfern Streitern al beroonfen
bat, 10 lit IN einenr SoipitoI Der Gr-
folg ballpti1hIid} ben &ronfenpfIeee-
rinnen siauidreifen. lllo tpenn ia.
t6oliihe aronfenihipeItern getpdblt
tpuroei1 10 geihnb oies aud bier nnr
ans Dem @11in0e, neil eS, tpie Die gan.
0e @eIt es often befennt. m Der gam
gen @eIt feline erfabreneren uno tiih-
tiaeren OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES giebt.
Sic tporen bic 8eIbinlien auf ben BIN.
fiqen GdbIohtfelnern inires 8iirger-
frfeaes. file iino t1gIi6 uno ieoe Hoht
Die $eIbinnen inn Iteten Sample ge-
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StadtSverbdnd And
DeatIcber unterriebt

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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1911-10-12

ity which it is beyond the power
Iof man to prevent, you are get
ting just what is coming to you,
and your neighbor is getting just
what is coming to him. We
want you to think about it, and
give neither sleep to your eyes,
nor slumber to your eyelids" till
you find out just why your neigh
Dor grew a crop that will furnish
him a profit this year, while
yours will probably lose you
money, or at best, simply make
expenses.
No amount of reading of ag-
ricultural papers or books, no
amount of attending short
courses or corn judging schools,
and no number of years at col
lege can make a man a good
farmer unless he himself is wide
awake and does a lot of thinking.
Nobody else can think for him.
The most the outsider can do is
to hold up an ideal, discuss gen
eral principles, set a good ex-
ample. The rest the man must
do for himself; and if he does
not do it for himself, it will not
be done.
Agricultural salvation, like
the salvation of the soul, in one
sense comes through faith-faith
in the unvarying operations Of
the great laws of nature that
lead to crop production. In an
other sense it comes through
works; and every man must make
his calling and election sure"
must, work out his own saliva
tion," if not with fear and
trembling" then with all due
diligence. In both cases faith
without works is dead" and
works without faith will not
bring the answer. There are
more analogies betwixt agricul-
ure and religion than most far
ners dream of.-Wallace's Far
ner.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1911-10-12
First published September al, Ion }
Publication Notice.
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

In the probate court Of Cherokee coun-
y, Kansas.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1911-10-12
First published Sept. 2S, 1on.)
Publication Notice.

In the District Court of Cherokee
County, Kansas, Sitting at Galena.
Susie Ross, plaintiff,
VS.
Joseph Ross, defendant.
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
The state of Kansas TO the above named
defendant greeting:
You will hereby take notice that you
have been sued in the above entitled cause
in this court by the above named plaintiff,
whose petition is now on file in the office
Of the clerk of the district court at Galena
Cherokee county. Kansas. And that you
must answer said petition on or before
the 9th day of November. 1911, or the al
legations therein contained will be taken
as true and judgment will be rendered in
favor of plaintiff for an absolute decree of
.lvorce from said defendant and plaintiff
will be restored to her maiden name OF
Susie Smith.
Witness my hand at Galena, Kansas,
this 20 day Of September, 1911.
Attest: w. S. WIcKERsHAM,
Clerk Of the District Court,
IsEAL BY WIN. CAMPBELL, Deputy.
Morgan & Burr, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1911-10-12

III Tue pAObaAS OOuAA VI ShCA OhSC Sbdh-
~, Kansas.
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
In the matter of the estate of ]. H. Chubb,
To all persons interested in said estate,
aud to all whom it may concern:
You are hereby notified that l. ]. Orr
'hubb. administratorpf the estate of H.
-hubb, deceased, did on the 18th day OF
september, 1911. file petition in the probate
,ourt of Cherokee county, Kansas. asking
hat l be directed to sell the following de.
'cribed property. to wit:
iinety-six (o6) feet of the east end of lots
lumber three (s), four (4), five (s) and six
o.. block three Isl, Dunbar's Ist addition.
which 60 feet includes lots 3. 4, 5. and 6,
block E Original Plat; also lots 10, II and
II, block 8, Dunbar's Ist addition all in the
,ity of Baxter springs. Cherokee county.
Kansas. for the payment of debts OF
be said ]. H. Chubb. deceased. and you
IRE further notified that said petition
will be heard by the probate court of
Cherokee county, Kansas, at the probate
:ourt room in the city of Columbus,
Kansas, on the nth day of October, 1911.
It the hour Of 2 Of the clock,p. m.
Signed this 18th day of September. 1911.
]. ORR cHUBH. Administrator.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1911-10-12
Changing Farmer.

In no phase OF human ACTIVITY
has such great and importan
changes occurred within the pas
few years as in farming. The
solitude and isolation of farm
life in the past has given place
to more intimate social relation:
and to enterprising bushes:
methods.
The old days of the pioneer
farmer who skinned his soil and
moved to a new farm when the
old gave out, are passed. The
days of the farmer who mines
his soil instead of farming it are
passing and the days of the bust
ness man on the farm are here to
stay. Enterprise, brains and
money are all needed to compel
success in modern farming. The
farmer who was content with
ten bushels of wheat to the acre
and who made money on that
yield has had to give place to
the farmer who must have larger
yields in order to pay expenses.
AS matter of fact it always
requires more good horse senst
% conduct farming operations
proftably than city people with
no experience were willing to
grant. Now, the knowledge,
skill and training necessary to
successful farming are fully on .
oar with those required of thu
successful business man in the
city, and the farmer has a great
many more uses for his know
ledge and more knowledge for
his business than has the aver
age of his city neighbors.
Even on a small farm the cap
Ital invested in land and equip
nent is considerable and this
IAN never become less as there is
10 more new land to occupy. Ir
order to make both ends meet
and lay by a little something for
I'D age better methods are nj,
,ssary on the highpriced land oil
today; and this includes good
seed, good live stock, good ma.
;hinery and economy in methods.
The farmer of today studies not
70 much to get a big price for
ais products as to produce them
more cheaply.-Kansas Farmer.
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Public Sale.

A mile and a half east of Lin
colnville, on Thursday, Oct. II,
c. E. Emerson will sell 6 horses,
a good cow and calf, ? fine brood
sows, 2 shoats, a lot of farm i'm
plements, household goods, 40
acre lease, 20 acres of good corn,
4 acres of cane and millet. Ten
months credit will be given. w.
T. Hartley will act as salesman,
and Roy Nicholson clerk.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1911-10-12

Three-room house, four blocks
from postofice, concrete walk all
the way, good barn, fruit, a No.
l cave, 1OO-feet front, all under
good fence. Price $3.50; half
down, terms on balance. This
Office.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1911-10-12

Services at St. Marks Episco-
pal church on next Sunday even
ing at 500 o'clock, conducted by
Rev. Warren Yeakel of Galena,
Kansas. All are invited.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1911-10-12

Any business is more respect
able than what is termed loaf
ing. A young man had better
sell clans by the pailful than
hang around public resorts, muir
dering time and his own reputa-
ton.