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Gilpin observer., 1911-09-07
DEATHS FROM HEAT

which otherwise would cause giddi-
ness, the first warning Of impending
heat collapse.
DR.. Hirth recalls that some forty
years ago the inmates Of some Ger
man prisons we're deprived Of salt,
under the mistaken notion that salt
was a luxury. not necessity. The
consequence was that prisoners col
lapsed with precisely the same symp-
toms as those observed In heat stroke.
he further adduces in support Of his
theory the fact that indulgence In al.
cohol in hot weather enormously in.
creases the danger of collapse. this
being explained by the fact that al.
cohol is an enemy to the saline cleo
trolyte.
DR.. Hirth expresses the opinion that
heat stroke means simply starvation
Of the body for lack Of salt.
Superstitious persons have been
alarmed by the simultaneous appear.
ance. near Paris and Lisbon, OF the So
called speaking stones"-rocks in the
aver beds Of the Seine and the Tagus,
which only come in sight during q
severe drought and which. legend says.
indicate further heat and drought to
come. with death and disease in their
train
The French stone has chiseled upon
it's surface the words: Whoever sees
me shall weep. for the world has wept
whenever was SEEN" The stone was
last noticed in 1870. The Lisbon stone
was observed in 1855. when an earth.
quake destroyed the city. and since
then only once for . short time, In
1879. It bears the inscription: who.
ever sees me knows that foretsll
evil"
Gilpin observer., 1911-09-07
New Mexico.

Chloride Flat. the historical scene Of
early struggles against adverse mining
conditions, the producer Of many for.
tunes. the camp that built Silver City,
has come into its own. A deal has
been completed whereby two Of the
most important claims in the flat
passed into the possession of Los An.
geles capitalists who viii not soon but
who have already commenced opera
tions that will Immediately put the
mine into the producing class
Gilpin observer., 1911-09-07
"soy" Rooster Anglers Town.

Philadelphia. : Maurice Megonigal.
the eight-year-old son OF Charles
Megonigal of Lansdowne. suburb.
has developed an obsession for crow
ing like a rooster and cackiing like q
hen.
All the birds answer him. causing
such a din. in the neighborhood that
all OF the residents are up In arms.
declaring his growing and cackling are
becoming nuisance.
Maurice says he cannot help It as
he was born with proclivity to crow
and he expects to keep on Growing un-
til he dies.
Gilpin observer., 1911-09-07
Lost Money Found in Home of
the AccuSer.
Police Are Not Convinced and Arrest
Of Furniture Dealer 10 Ordered
After investigation of
Mystery.

St Louis.-When Assistant Chief of
Police Gillaspy declined to allow his
prosaic conception of things to be
swayed by any suggestion Of the oc-
cult and In consequence ordered the
arrest OF Louis P. Brasch. thirty-three
years old, who conducts q furniture
store at 2618 Franklin avenue. he
spoiled a good dream" yarn.
Brasch was arrested at 1926 Mont
somery street. his home. by Special
Oficers Doyle and Murphy Of the Day
ton station and Ira Cooper of head
quarters after the latter had worked
up the case.
Brasch is accused by the police of
being responsible for the departure of
three 500 bills from the home OF Mrs.
M. E. Nichols. living at 1902 Chestnut
street Mrs. Nichols said that Brasch
called at her house to collect a $40
bill. and she said she placed the three
big bills on her bed while paying the
smaller amount. The bills disappeared.
She searched for them and even went
to Brasch's store.
Brasch. she said. denied all knowl-
edge OF the bills. and said Mrs Nichols
must have misplaced them. He said
she ought to search the house thor
oughly before making any such ac-
cusation. Mrs. Nichols then told the
police about the case. and Cooper went
with her to the Brasch store. He and
Mrs. Nichols claim that Brasch again
insisted that Mrs. Nichols was mis-
taken.
II am so convinced that you have
willing to pay $3.50 for the privilege OF
Gilpin observer., 1911-09-07

home. Shortly afterward she found a
$50 bill in handkerchief which her
husband had thrown into a clothes
hamper.
Gilpin observer., 1911-09-07
To. Falls Seven Stories,

New York.-Delena De La Monte,
seven. fell from the roof Of her homo.
seven stories to the pavement. She
was picked up unhurt and crying be-
cause her dress WAS dirty. The girl
struck q clothes line during tho de-
scent. breaking the fall.
Gilpin observer., 1911-09-07
Nmas&@MvpH
l2aMMm<cMG
By Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com

The Change Of Life is the most critical period Of
wornans existence, and neglect of health at this time
invites disease.
Women everywhere should remember that there is
other remedy known to medicine that will successfully
carry women through this trying period as Lydia E.
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound, made from native roots
and herbs. Here is proof:
Gilpin observer., 1911-09-07
Germans on Tour.

Beriin.--The Union of Merchants
and Industrialists. the leading COM
mercAal association Of Berlin. 10 plsu.
ming to visit the United States.
Gilpin observer., 1911-09-07


Compound worth its weight in gold for during this
others publish this
Nathan Creation,
Gilpin observer., 1911-09-07
ANOTHER SIMILAR CASE.

ANOTHER SIMILAR CASE.
Cornwallville, n. Y.-"I have been taking
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for
some time for Change Of Life, nervousness, and
o fibroid growth.
1.-TWO doctors advised me to go to the
hospital, but one day while was away visiting,
met q woman who told mo to take Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. did SO and
thankful that I was told to try Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound."-Mrs.
Gilpin observer., 1911-09-07

Nat1ck, Mass.,-"I cannot express what I
went through during the Change of Life before
tried Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound. I was in such O nervous condition
could not keep still. My limbs were cold. I
had creepy sensations and could not sleep
nights. was finally told by two physicians
that had tumOr.
"I read one day Of the wonderful cures made
by Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
and decided to try it, and it has made me a well
woman. My neighbors and friends declare it
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-01-14
BUSINESS NOTES.

The Fair 10 Chicaso's foremost de-
partment store and ID also the safest
Il abounds with splendid assortments
Of merchandise exclusively for the use
Of men.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-01-14

Side. ofnce y q Racine avenue and
Roscoe street. Telephone Lake View
66S4.
Tue Northern Railway Supply Com
pany u the foremost company Of ~
kind n Chicago. Il handles every.
ching n he way Of railway supplies.
Including the nswsst and most prac.
teal window vsntilators. John r.
O'Gallsy. the popular Democratic lead.
q and former State Senator. b pres.
idsnt Of this big company. and n. W.
Drew b vice president.
August Luehow 3 Ne sole importer
Of the famous WussburDsr Hoebrau
end Original Plaseasr. These imported
bsers sre favorites q al leading bat.
ests md clubs. Mr.. Luohow's Chicago
o0ess ars q 100 Ia Sale stsssk ths
0eesk 11shAnse building and aso h
Ohargo Of Mr.. flAns Luchow, he pop.
uja1 and sasrSstie western rsprsssnta'
I've.
~
For badges, buttons and dsns Of oil
kinds 20 10 osrashg : Co.. 81 Ia Sale
street.
The business men who want ths bssl
dssks and o@ce 6ttinSs % b Revell'a.
II you ca1't b suitsd &C RsvellS you
can't b suited aAywhsrs.
The safest department. store II the
city today b The Fair. Il has 'xoad
sislss and every convsoisncs for IL
public.
NJ haAdsomsse most sanitary aAd
most Aurahls end s@dsn4 eoastsuetiso
svse o0seed y he eelsbraAed opal
Onyx Jcslso soda you1ta1Hs sell q.
elusivsly b Ne Bishop . Babeeek
Company. 10 Hase wash1n0toa sessst,
This tis company. whisA has smssa
IN Ne largest citiss II America ~
no pssr Of ~ kind In ~ world. end
svssythins Il Offers 10 re best. The
Chicago oaess are under ~ eaoabls
and popular management q Cooper
Lyon.
One Of the most popular places on
the North Side 10 Rudolf Wosslick's
German Restaurant, known % the Kai.
ser Garden. at the corner Of Halsted
and Addison streets. For those who
enjoy . good meal there 10 no better
place In Chicago. A 6o-cant table
d'hote 10 served every day. Special at.
teution 10 paid TO automobile and other
parties.
For the finest tailoring at moderate
prices 60 to Tanner & Conley. Reaper
block. They stand In the front ranks
Of Chicago's leading tailora Tuxedos
and full dress suits can BE- rented.
Kolse's ans Electric Park at the
corner Of Irving Park boulevard and
N. seth avenue. 10 the place 10 90
for An enjoyable time. The best place
IN Chicago for holding picnics and
festivals. etc. Henry J. Kolss. the
popular former County Commissioners,
10 the proprietor.
~
The Riensi Cafe and Garden. 1900
Diversey boulevard. corner Evanston
avenue and Clark street. 10 one Of the
most pleasant and enjoyable resorts
In the city. II 10 hrst class In every
respect, conducted In q most respect
able and orderly fashion. and patron
lied BY the very best class Of people
Concert every, evening and Sunday
Remember Breen 4 Kennedy are the
sole proprietors Of the famous Mary.
land Reserve Pure Rye Whiskey, nc.
eRsd By everybody 40 the best o.
e. -.1rket.
One Of the foremost concerns Of n
kind In chicago 10 the Lake Buildial
Material Company. EvsrythinS IN ~
way Of lime, cement. rubble. crushed
stone. plasters. lath, sand. seWeg PIPE
ETC.. b handled b. this big Arm. Na&e
A Mnnllnp n vnpnniAant Ynhu Caalnmn
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-01-14

: One o. the foremost conoeIns Of ~
kind In Chieaeo % the Lake BuildiaG
Material Company. Evsrything IN ~
way Of lime. cement. rubbls. esushsd
stone, plastsrs. lath. sand. sswsg PIPE,
Etc., b handled by this BIG Arm. Nat
4. Nuslles b president, John oele0'
blsvsh . tSeAapyes. aAA = WltAAn
- sseFstasy. 'o0es end yasls ~ q
11tl Wese tTtA slxesG
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-10

Sen Mober finoes lite ionn lite bill gipre
dit i fin Mast for at bepare fit Barns
Sunobeo, men ofte beb bun lite 8eien.
g3aar berfor en- 9ottor at Stang piier @eien
bsr ollie lptte.
Set ct en- tjenot Sag at nj uo at ii Sill
feloe af 8brneiDsoomme neoitammer fra
Maoen. Man logger Merte til, at Maoez
funttionen ct i%tanbiet, bet bar Opftpo,
~1tranter os sreber. @ip bet life @oneoraaz
ber, foroi Barnet bill ton1me | 8ane meb at
BRUCE benz, os Bib life foritrettet os itrats
lpbe efter 2e9en.
8rpb fprt ct bioenitabelist Gatherings
mibbel. 8rus en- lille 9ofs af Sr. Cab:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-10
ufj til ri 8arta
Rfnntttg RI At rrpttf ftt.

mells Syrup 9epfn, Miblet iom ct ti1tentt
Bgrn. Set ct milbt os fremta1oer lite Ma=
petneb. Miblet ct albe1es rent % %saranteret
i enbper 6%enfeenbe. Mrs. SoomeD / @m=
inssoile, 3d., os mrs. Greb @roms t
@1anion, mieb., siper aloris beres 8brn
anoet. 9isie er fun faa blanot tufinoer
at &binber.
Sc tan tisbe en- so Gents eler 81 Glaite
/ etbsert @potbet, iom bar bant ben for
@a1s i en- Mennefea1ber, men bois Sc fprft
pniter at foriese ben for 9eres 8brn ieno
ba Sores Moresie til ST.. 90. 81. Cabs
mell, $50 Galbuel Building, Montieello,
Sn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-10

6reoericia bill fremttoig bore at
betragte lom en- 9%oeliesleir, 8pen
lfuloe ligeiaaliot iom &eliinggr %
Marbus fremti6ig bere @obtlife'
ringslteo. Iropperne / 6reoertcta
piloe i gipet Silfeloe blipe tprt pr.
@ane til set @teo, bpor @obiliie-
ringe11 iful6e foregaa.
Somrne Bag me6beles / &unogip-
refer for &ere11, at @eneralmaior
81. Mrenorup,@ bef for iDo6fe 8rigaoe>
frotreoer oenne @tilling og itilles til
@aaoigbeo for 1. @eneralfomanoo
fra IS. 0ftober, bporbos ban ufifeot-
ges / Maaoe af &rtgStieneiten meo
@eniion fra is. Mpril 1912.
Mpe @eiifoler +. Seiifo-
letanfen bar mart giennem1pret belle
set 6anlfe 6olf, iaa SEN bltper taget
i Mnpenoelie at Sc MET foritielltge
Monosrctningcr. Com befierot bar
Sen S,1ore @isiion forlG11git opret=
tet @piifoler rl1bt ON | 2onoet, Der
blomitrer % tribes og iiffert bibra=
ger til at bol>e benne &etning friif
'pg / @erpring mes andre Man6sret=
ninger. - Spcioliiterne oil / Bette
gfterooor aobne Ell urp6 @pjlfole"
i &%jpbel1bapn, bpis 6ormaol nermeit
bill blipe, fpruoen alminoelige Sfole=
f11n6ifaber, at Mbringe @leperne en-
biltoriif Spfattelie efter iocioltitiife
Mnifuelier, iamt giere SEM befienot
meo 6agforeninaerncs l1bpiflings=
biitorie. = 0giaa &utboliferne agter
at oprette cit @piifole, nermeit efter
@%rlmotpigif @pnlter, / bette Otter
oor. Gn fatbolif @9iifole bar Doe.
: ret poo Sale / flerc Mar, men c,
fgrlt INT raaet iaa longt frcn1, al
|6en fam pirfeliggipres. Otter Sor:
! Ip0en6e 1fal Sfolen til at bcgpnOt
mes bape 2ofaler / @%run6tpigs @rs
i &ipbenbapn. - gn6pi6ere fn1
1nepnes, at cit &ibbman6sbeiifole al.
lere6e / flere Star bar nGrct brcpel
paa g%ienoommen v@iebmanusbpire'
nurpco @prsbolm; Sen bol0cs pac
set nnrmelte / Sen grlmbtnigife Sol:
febeiifoles Mgniter, men me0 cit no:
get u6pioet l1noerptsning.
S oenre 6orbin0elie fortiener a
nGpnes, at ser / cit 11Gr 6rcmtii
fan pe,1tcs Iornpelie al Mrbejoet fo1
en- &irfeliggierelie al @rmotpigs
gamle Dn0lingstanfe r@piifolen
,Soer". S 9pllfolefreO1e bar Del
lenge peret Nlaner fremme ON a
opf6re en- flor folfeIig=pioenifabelil
Spilfple / Sorp / Sperensltemmeli
meo @run6tpigs Sonfe. Ser ipne;
nit at aabne Jig @11ligbe6er for Sci
itore Nlans Sterilization. @eityrel
,ierne for @eiifolernes og 2an>brugs
ifolernes Screening nil toge Sl1itto
tibet til, at Sanfen feres 1,o / 81
bet, toet Sc paatGnfer at laoe e
Mp6e afbol0e / S6enie / oenne Mao
mes for at un6eri6ge Gtemnmgen 70,
,Sagens @ielmemfprelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-10
Ecrne.

@1eftriciteten pao
2ol1an6 S t e t. @t6ttl
bor Spo= og &elt=2ollo11o nuret So
mineren0e mes &enlDn til Mnleg al
Observation-Disclosures men M,
%begpnoer Sen gprige 9el al Stifte1
ogiao at fon1me mes. S Stations=
bpen &olebp er ct &9rf rn6er Spfp=
relic for Si6en, / @orbelep og Soc
.itrup pao 6allter arbej0es ser for
Sililutning til to rpe @erfer, pg
forle6en be0toges Set poo ct Mfpoe at
oprette ct @9rf / Sfprringe.
81 q I RI y. @en.2 30.
Sftober fejrebe Gbefen for S. 8. 6.
/ Ganmarf, Stotionsforitonoer
8ofs og @ultrr, / &osfil6e, 6eres
Splpbrp1lrp. @ols, Ser ligeiom fin
Suitrl1 ct SGn6eriD6e, Iurte ben6e at
fienoe for 81 Mar ii6en, ga FUN iont=
men mes Sc i6noerjp0ifc @in1ter rar
paa 9eipg / &ingfjpbing, bpor Iois
oengong bar Stationsf oritonoer, pg
De bleb hieoe Sen 20. Sftpher for
% @or ii6en / @ojens. .Gtotions=
fori tan6ergois's Mrbeioe MfboIogio=
gen er meget fort.
Sc 0rogeria flag @ogbol=
Der gertbelien paa Sernitebertet /
Msiens blep for fort Sis iiben orre=
iteret, itgtet for S16spaaietteIie pao
Sabrifen, fra !bpilfen ban bapoe fooet
lin Mfifeo pao @runo al falf Sta
tltsopgiprelie. gn fritiif @cuiIion al
&%egnifabet far brogt for Ioger1, at
oeriioen Gfteraaret 1906 er begoaet
8e6ragerier til ct @eIgb at ca. 23,-
600 @r. gertbelien e%rfjenoer, at
bans Sammcntullinger er fejlogtiqe,
% at Ser ltoen bans gioenbe ct Die
oen itiaolet at aasien, bporfor bon
jar b9ret MOT til at nnbse line
Opgidrelier.
o Mars @reiteinbi-
e II m. Dette iielone Snbilnum
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-10


Otter 6ore6roget iggte Goof og|
2eoiagere 10 a6 en- 8agoer for
at naa ODER til &otel nYbgntr"
uoenfor &orten bap6e imiolertio fle-
re Snnoreoe Menneifer taget Spitil-
ling, % % @oof fom uo, blcp ban
oberbenget meo roaone 9@g. 0p-
trinets 6%ramatiife &arafter forgge=
oes peo St, 6olfetinesmoro @abroe
tom til Ste6e og ~oberfol6t @oof
meo Sfielosoro iom v6orbrpoer"
rSSoiot" og rSfurf" - Oro, iom
Mmertfaneret mo6tog meo tit per1=
ltgite emil. @an troe6e oabenbart,
at ST. Sabroe iag6e bom @ompli=
menter. &oIitibetiente eli fortereoe
@oof og bans @elifab ober til So
tellet, og efter at man bop6e anbol6t
en- al Sc libligite 9emonitronter -
set bar lite @r. 5abroe = gienop=
rette6es Sr6enen nogenlun6e. @no=
mi benimo6 1=Si6en 1to6 Ser 6og
Golf. u6enfor @otellet, nenten6e paa
enonn en- @a1g at faa @oofs ber=
oensfienote %gao6eful6e emil at ie.
Sfe1ge ct Telegram fra Soutb=
compton at 6. Mob. er @oof mt n1=
6erbeis til Mmerifa. San bar opgi=
bet lin 6ore6ragsreiie / europe poo
@r11no al 6en fdlige @o6tagelie ban
fit / @iebenbotn1.
Mftie e t a Ct Sens
I&id6ien ubilerer. &pem
fienoer life / bpert 6alo at @ap,1
Sen beremte Sens &ieloien'ife &le.
0eforret11ing / &ipbenbapn mes oens
eien6ommelige bolpt on,crtfanTfe
Mbertering og &eflame. Sen feire=
De ii6ite @aaneo fit 25 MarS SsSltbi,
laum. S Sftober 1886 flptte6e en-
6riftig ltng Sanoelsman6 mes lin
6pgtige Some inb / en- lille @ielocr=
butif / @ien0omme11 meteorological
Is. Gen Gong uar bans @apn life
,fien6t, og bans &apital bar egenliq
fun bans folosiale Mrbeiosfroft oe
@nergi. @u ligger ser poa &igrne
ii Ste6et for sen gomle @ien6om ct
flor nh 8p9ning, olle gtagerne be
I rer Mapnet Sens &ieloien, og fri
,6ortopets Msfalt lDier Monnet
8ronce.
9enne 8pgning forteller cit &iito
RTE. Oct er &iitorien ON en- Mano
Ser arbeioede fig op fra ne0en bei
{ fin 9pgtigbe0 og SLID. &an begpno
: te fin Silperelie iom en- fatti!
IDreng. San 6eoe ili6t OBJ at Fl
: Mrbeioe, / fine be6ite Mar, iom SIN
: 6ebauer al en- megtig og lanbsfjen6
Sorretning, gier at en- flor ytlla pc,
Stron0peien. 2ele fun6e Sens &iel6
, fen lite, ban fur6e lige til Me6 fri
> be lit Mabn. Men 6orretningsmani
: bar fan mes 9in og Siel, lit 8og
boloeri bab0e Fan / @opeoet = ol
{ ingen u0lGrt @ogboloer fl1n6e gier,
set be6re pg ban forltoo iom fo(
Meflamens 8etponing.
San oplepe6e life ielp lin 6orret
ntngs 25=g(ars SeSl1bilelrm. Men / e
.Seitifrift, Ser CT piet @egipenbeoen
bar Sorf atteren Gbr. &ou1norf 81
ogiao riitet Sens &iel6ien en- im1,>
Minoerune. Set er en- flor 9@re
tten Sen er belf ortjent.
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Gisbcnbapn.

en- ggte aritranS S.
e for 1 0 6 T.. gn fjpbe11=
babnif &11nitban6Ger fit forle0en bos
EN- Marifanoiier gle poo ct Moleri
al Maritrano mes pe0feiet @ris 10
&r. ga fan boboe fiebt Set, bangte
ban set op / lit eget @inoue, men
mes SEN 6oranoring, at @rilen III,
be06er 1000 SIR.
| Gen fronfe 6lppe +
g oula / II, ser / set ii01te Mars
Si0 bor foretaget Ell Mengoe 2uft=
ieilaoier / 9anmarf, far miltet i'm
ooniffpote &uitru. 6ru &oulain bar
en- 9otter at Sen b%efien6te @onufaf-
turban0ler og Sportsmon0 2altrit,
&alom / &igbenbapn. sSorle0e1
giennemgif 6ruer en- operation /
Berlin for en- ltnoerlipsig6om, og
1ogle Gage efter 6poe FUN. Sum bleY
fun nogle og tpoe Mor ganme( %
baboe bGret gift / 3 Mar,
Elpnore.t for 4, 0
Ser. gn 8rooinsman6 bar forle6el1
tomn1e11 no at more Jig / ajpbe11-
bobn. San TOM run6t pao e1 Muno=
De Seb9rtni1ger poa Gelterbro %
tom fer I Selifab me6 en- Del lpsaq=
ttge Eiger og 6eres ajareiter. Go
ban naite @oreen boae,1eoe poo c:
mirore &otel> opoaeeoe fan, at bon
| Mottens 2eb bar blepen beItiooIct
for ollie fine 8enge, fife minore ems
on1trent 1000 @roner, iom ban full
oe baoe brugt til at ofpifle Ell 1l,r=
refining n1eo.
F
So r sifatte. N
9ar Den fprlte ltge / aig6enbapn gi-
bet ca. 1900 Ser, og BERT er iffe
meoreg11et set fgl. Sbeater, Sc: be-
Faler otrefte til 9tuten, oe Gogmor-
:Deafrets Mbonnement, Ser betales :
11%aaneospis. 8iograftbedterenc bar ,
)totil betalt ca. 5000 ar., gorie= :
eer'1e ca. 1,5o0 ar., @%oncerter %
oo%nielaloner ligele0es ca. 1000 ar.
Oct btotil inbgaaeoe bliper iaoleoes
q. 10000 Ser, bporaf Sc to Gre
tilfaloer gtoten og en- arp-
rebel &omll11e1.
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vi. Noot SC d b c II
a b II. 9e ii0it mo6tagne 6onife
gla0e befrGfte tiloels @elbelelien
ont bans grun6iee 5iaifo iom Sore
o%rogsboloer / &ipbenbapm SEN "a.
iSftober. San blep grl1n6igt Nope
bet poa ct Mp6e, iom ban bap6e for
anitaltet / &oncertpolnet, og iom ST.
ri9ereoes at en- 5bn al f6p. Scott
1ejlspra iioent &olitein 2eoreborg.
Saa mart Goof uilte Jig poo Sribu=
11er1, billtes ban al en- boloiom &ibe-
to1cert, og oct bar rpr fommet til
Slagsmaol n1ellem Biber1te og nog<
le Toriparere al 9oftoren, iom ban=
De gtbef Mgoe. 9erefter optroo6te
9r. Nor11ton @anien og fulote Gopf
cit 5olif1er og 2pgner, og ser oplto6
ct ltpligt Sfenoeri mellem Gormon
9on1en, Goof og 9irigenten. @oat
ut Goof Sr6et. San biIltes til en-
gegpnoelie mes en- ereoepen6e Btbert.
rSnto BAN u.s. bi bill life bgre
barn" - lgo set rnnot omfring,mert
De Soft, Ser pil6e bape roget for !
oeres Nen9e, bar / 0pertol, og eff
terbaanoen blen ser ina megen Mo,
at ban fnnoe beepn6e 6%ore0ragct,.
iom BON fit Sob at boloe tiIenoe.
Sans Sflteipillertalert gioroe imio-
lertio girfning, oe ga ban i111tteoe
5oreora9et, orltfne1e &iber og 1Igi-I
ter ! 4lapialber. goof fit fig 6a en-
% forIo6 Nooiet
% imilenoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-10

90 8eneraIern c. Gen
70. October bar Set vMiniiteroag" /
Solfetinget, s. b. /. Miniitrene bol0t
Soler og beipare0e sSnterpel(ationer
u11oer 6inanslobs6ebatten lomt for
floreoe oeres Stonopunft til 2op=
forllag og an0re Torbol0. 5prlig
Spmgrfiombeo pofte Toriporsmini-
lterens, &la1s 9erntiens, l1otalelier
ON Mellemperenoet mellem bam oo
@enerolerne Mnleoniatg al Marbus-
5reoericia @arniions Spergsmaalet.
Mttnilteren u6talte, at ser life fra
Selcblps og @aniens @eofommen=
De life f%oreIoa noget %efstroor=
oinert. 9erimoo bopoe General
Mrenorltp tillaot fig %offentlig at
fritiiere en- fongelig Mnoro-
lon1 meningslps. &on bar Ole
ben affr9bet cit grflering, og tilltoo
oa, at babe brugt .oe' ompanoleoe
0otrpf, iom ban be6blipenoe foit=
Seroperfor bap6e Minilteren ;
bet 11eobe16i9t, at oen,1e Sc I,
neral bleb %ofifeoiget. @oman6oen
'ar itrofs bleoet %frataget bam, %
Jan bil ON ct balpt Mar hipe ofife6i-
Jet me0 &eniion. Miniiteren piloe
labe 9i'ciplin i Seren, Iiae fra
til ben Dngite Mefrut.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-08-16
Social Events
PYLE-CARSTENS.

A VERY PRETTY WEDDING OF
Monday evening took place at the Be
rea Congregational church in Daven-
port at S o'clock. when Miss Bertha
Henrietta Carstens. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Carstens, OF S12 West
Second street, became the bride of
Arthur Denning Pyle, son OF MIR. and
Mrs. z. d. Pyle, OF 759 Henry street.
The church had been beautifully deco
rated for the occasion in the brides
chosen colors of green and white.
Above the chancel was suspended a
large white wedding bell, from which
white ribbons hung in garlands and
streamers to the side walls and cor
nice. Just before the ceremony. while
the guests we're being seated, Miss
Jennie Guldner sang "Oh, Promise
Ne"
The brides dress was a very pretty
gown OF white wolfe. elaborate with
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-08-16
COUNTY TEACHERS
WILL MEET SEPT. a
Dates for Annual Institute An
nounced-Professor W. O. VII
cox Of Iowa TO Instruct

The Rock Island county teachers
institute is TO be held at the high
school building IN this city commenc-
ing Sept. 4 and lasting five days. All
the teachers in the county are ex-
pected to be in attendance and rec
ord in this respect is looked for.
County Superintendent s. ]. Fergu-
son has secured the services Of Pro
fessor W. C Wilcox of the Iowa State
university and of Miss Mabel G.
Bragg as instructors at the meetings.
Professor Wilcox will deal for the
most part with American history and
Miss Bragg will devote her time to
discourse on primary reading, stories
and story telling.
The institute is week later than
usual this year because 1t was found
impossible to secure the instructors
any earlier as their time was taken
up.