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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-28
Unsere grossen Land-Bargains.

$4,000 9der in ben Counties 2aSane, McgRuaen uni 9ubal, All beiben
Seusn pes Aue@s giDer, geibndbe nerhih; 80 600 older retdes goHom~
SlnB per gpoenr ut IN 1dgpm3ers hebrger nnb fbtpar5er Ganobooens NIT be-
mem Sebm uIder9runo; bpae 95 Yro5ent imb euks Sarnlnnb. Rreis $13 per
neun5ig saeen on6 oas 2ano s1en ttro. Sh fefenr mir Sag aano III NED
rereS tIde Elm.
$500 Older, faf aeeuen noroIb bon gradetmue, einsetat in brei grobe
Sants; cine fbme Gnele, elm Samb<9ans. 8is SIS Der Mder.
e. 4H4oVo, ader ~ WtIls. eounp, NIT Der Srpnt at Colorado 9Mr um6 gegen
e S staot eolStNpaite it'd 9n5ebenb, an Der @anta Sc gienbahn. 100 ader i'll
ION onmn fud1oert nerben. 9reis So per gder.
sx - ader ore5e1M .gealen fpethb bon geebiae; 300 ader in aulhr. orei
fen0t, messfa99r 6 ag22 adsr in gutter gdppeines !, 3hgufen8; Yras- $40 p: alder.
$ Ader, neben geden bon Green, m Der Mranfns 9MB gtenbaln nO
t tmtt gMilsa BON sem5, elmer oeafden anieolune, nit 9odoiee, @tors, Got.
e nsNo lgna13r gtesqnre gooen, bolfonrmen eben. ewabe gemg Sal fit
Sdoer; 80 Rro5eut fann inter aulhur eebradt nerbenab Bel elmer 9ur1fdultfs<
ahs 9aoo Dor Dor > pT Ader, aues IN gutter Sen5 Breis $40 per older.
Sic per Slider. - 49, 80 o"'
5es Me@utessao; 400 ader in aulhr, allies eineeen5t; 95 Bro5ent iSarm.
LAMB. Bris SIT per Nder s
5000 alder. in ataseoa mo aeegeiGsn County, ans idauar5s mesquass
$4,000 ader in 2iue DAT Count, nae Oafude, ass idupar3es Mesutes
gang 81 eOs H. 20 55 Sroaenf S SaraanI garsain $s per adsr.
nee & a@ nnss Y Mar5Ion %ees9 mmss 20 IN IS, aaS me eounp 3p6lf geaeH bon &nr'
100 ader gueg ibpar8es @esquhezaono, flint Meaen neaInh bon aorues
eHp; an per nenen Bremen 9foao; e5 Sargent 8armlano; 9rds $2s Der N&r
eben; 95 9ro5ent Sarn1lanb. Hreis $50 Der Nder.
guer Ghs af Sn Beoro 9egbs, 55 BEL 15 Snb, bod geIgen, ehuns M
pst9 sins s anf ~ wlo aon Dpn t ger g54rabs n biaiie, $3.50,
: Cine cot in MarI5osM a@ ssn ns1 az Ser r stra aba sSs GG%u gosmnaen
rtn9gumx einen balbsn glod bon prefngtra6e; nr $1,000.
8ir baben 5mt 8erfanf ODER Saufd fir aMs Qano lin sehphousNonhoos
rne<g1gentnm bon 1860 geien nit persebn gerbinbungen, fMnf5e6n .Grtds
s s1mosa nm I'M d la5o elnssTihrhu sdsp9onen, oas Elm MsaosginfOnnen bon 10
ben ODER 5n telepbonieen 3
GEORGE koERNER ~BRokERAeE CO.
22 Gibbs Gebdube. gdbe seebteue
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aatarra raan n.dst tnriert ,uerDe,

3atarrt fann mtbt fnrtert tuerben
onrh Iofale MppIifntionen, ba fie
ben 6ib Der Aranfbeit niht erreiden
t0nnen. 3atarrh 1T cine 8lut< ODER &ons
titutionss aranfbeit un6 nm ie 5u bei>
len. miiBt SIR itnerIide 9eiInittel nehs
men. 9aa,s aatnrrbsau tpir6 eiuges
nommernainb tpfrft brett duf 6as BIut
unb bic idleimige Oberfldhe. 8aps
GatdrrbsR Sur lit feline Qundialbers Meois
gin. Sic tpur6e felt Snbren bon einenn
Der beiten Ner5te bieies 2anbes berurS>
net uno lit elm reseImdbiees Me3ept. Sic
beitebt aus ben beiten befdnnten Sonica.
berbunben NIT ben beften BIutreiniz
g~unasmitteln. bic brett anf bic GHleims
ober5ld6e fpirfen. SIZE bolfommene
Werbinoung Der sipei 9eitanoteiIe lit es,
mas fold punoerboIe MeiuItate BEL Der
9eilunn bon Gatarrh herborbringt.
S. s. g1enep & Co.. gfeenf., zoo
lebo, 9. Werfauft bon alien Npotbeferu.
aabt gu6 3engniife umienit 9eben.
Rreis 70 Gents.
oaa's GamiIiensVinen iit,O bic beifen.
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@or einiaen 2aaen perIor b

Dor einigen 8agen berlor Der
@ngeite1te eines Miinhener &c.
ihafts einen @etrog bon $1,000
Warf. 9ent @erlierer, Der in Der
3eitune uni 8iidgabe beg @elbes se.
beten bate, gingen ouf anonpmer,l
@ege 1880 Marf 81. Ger 5inoer
bate Die reitliden 1900 Morf ols
@elobnnng fir iid gleih in Mb5ne
gebraft mas reft praftiih lit, ipenll
man an Die motnigfahen grfobrun.
gen oenft Die idon ebrlihe Sinoer
nit Der yShofleiie" Der 8erlierer
gemoht baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-28

muB in Berlin ion bis6en mas
bon einem 2ebenlann ongefIoger
lein, Sd fible mid 10. sdidt iit,
efgentIib gar nibt fir einen fIei.
nen Bropin5paufer, mas? ---
Meiben Sic mir, Bit i9on, cine
Der altaoratrntben Streulelfuden.
Cine bob i'd geiagt! = go, ban
fe! $50 i'd aber aud iiberan
gefpeien bin in Berlin! 0ie idon-
iten Saden babe id Sbnen nod
gar ni6t geitanoen ="
uWuroe i'd mir alh nerbeten bo-
ben!"
ySm MetropoI mar id audb, j"
baufte er oidt on ibrem 0br.
u9err Stiborius II"
uSun sic bod nidt 10, Maoam.
den! Sic miIien ia ear nidt, mas
oas lit. @enn Sizes miiBten, bdt.
ten Sic pieaeidt re1t nit ecSbrent
SEER Stiib-oorius". 5opiel
Meibsleute babe id auf einen Sol,-
fen nod nidt geieben = babel oben
mir uno unten nod meniger."
SD bite nun entidieoen -
SEQ ia. Sd req nun ni9ts
mebr. - Muden sic Elm hshen Sic
Saube nod re9ts, Maoamdeil. 90
it's lieb! = 8as i'd nod iagcn
moQte - ia - aber i1on m1r's
aodl 8eionoers elm 2ieo bat mir
oa gefollen -: oas Iadenoe @liid.
nMann tebrit on mieoer, Iodenocs
Gliid!" @unoerpoa, iage id ST.
men. Nafber fins ih es Sbnen Dor.
W1it poIlem Murto fam man nid)t
gut iingen. 2adenoes @liid! Sdorl
oas Sort alein iooelt formlid,
9eIt2 2ndenoes Slid! s. @eben
sic mir N auB, Ma6amden!"
Die olte Dame idiittelte idmur.
3elno ben Ropf.
.&omplett perriidt."
,Ma. benz nidt, Mber Dos mill
fen ste ooh sugebcn = ladenoes
Slid bort fid bod punoerbon an.
Dos flinet 10 nod S%onneneIolt uno
8ogelse5witi6er, nod Bfingitfreuoe
uno - lino - adj @ott ia -
uno mag nod a1esl"
CT Ieb,1te iid in Ben StilbI suriid
ulto blin5elte bir9 6ie 8rilenel1ier
IN ben roiig tpeiBeir bon Der 9ad,
mittoesionne ourdlelibteten Bill
tenbal6odin iiber ietnein 9aupte.
Se~funoenIang mar es gang ltiI.
Nur Ser 8udfilf idlilg INNER nod
iein
Grdi &Iitermom tupfte llahoenf.
lid einige Rlidenfriinel nit benz
Singer auf. Dann r1itiperte iie 3id'
IN ben 56lrden5ipfel.
uSerr Stiborius -"
Sein @lid febrte aus peiten Sc
banfenfernen 3uriid ull6 rihtcte iid
lulrnig frugenb auf Die olte Dame.
bic ben aopf geienft belt.
sd fomne niht barber neg,
6err Stiborius, oaB Sic in Berlin
maren uno 6ie 9ete niht oufge.
flldt fbnbeu.
nMd neel Dnrauf beiBcn Gle Inn
mer nod rum!? Da itllet Scr Sad.
mann utlo ftau,lt Der Sale. Ole
Sade, Maoamhen, lit bod langii
nbgeiprodeu. geben sic NAL - i'd
babe ia l1eine Gebler. Den fob6eri.
gen Mmd6, nidJt tuoBr? limb nelier.
oings nod Die 2ebemannnliirer.
Mber oiffelig bin id niht. @ls
Gr1uIein Sete mir por ieds Sabren
ben bonoliden aorb iiberreidte -.
Sic fponte bod pnrtout RinlItle,
rim ~peroen!~
so bod; fie lit cs bun lit
Ies ia mol aud a~eiporoen," brummtc
'er bpr iid Bin, inoem CT ben bTon.
'oen, an Ben Ghfafen bereifg Iei6f
~erarouten Bart ltrid. Gin beiorgt
priifen6er Bid ftreifte Sic alto Jrar..
MIs oieie nun oufiab, tranf CT oil,
o1htig BEN Meif ieines 4affees.
Cine iebr eroBe 8iinitlerin, &err
stibcriusl Wo fonnte tie fonit oas
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Oas ladenbe Slid.
9eitere @eididte bon 6rie
6 ampbauen.

-
res tragen, baitete Grau Seanette
Giiitermalm aus Der Slide IN ben
me~iBbliBenoen GnrteM.
4lirren6 fette iie ons Gablett mi.
Der rieiigen brnllnen 4affcefanne,
bic bod aber EniieH uno allbentsI-
lem e~nlpcrragts, nuf ben Sid I'M.
ter Fem @trnbaum. Donn FEB fie
Die Nrme fallen uno Bitch perfdnau.
feno iteben. /
Die Saube fab idieB ouf benz
einnen glnttgeiheiteten tpeibelt
SCAR, unb bic ysdar3e hing ibr
bolbsel0it Tim oie $Iften. Die beb
bige, Ionit 10 peinlid oorettc Mite
6ruu bot 6oa Bib elmer saroa, bic
feline 8eif bat, oft fid felbit iii ben.
fen.
Sdon spirtidoftete fie ipieoer &C.
idaftlig lumber = it6ubte bic peiB.
roiigen 9irnbIiiten BON Der Ti{d-
tede urlb iteIte Die sVdifeil surett.
Damn baitete 1ie unter benz Baum,
berpor unb IteB ben WHd bird
ben @nrten ihneifen,
u&etr @tiborius /
Nidtg. Gin Wudffnf lana ieitt
3fditibE1Idi-tidi .tidiiniipl Cont
fefn aout. MIs aud auf beil aipei.
ten Nuf mer1nlo nitttuortefe, elite
Grnu aaitermorn1 brnnt,ner6 Il, 6ie
&iid)e 5ttrHd.
Or ftpirb unororntItd, Der Ser
Sttborilis felt Ct 1T 8erfitt aripe
len 1T. Mdg er 6enil iilieiiteffpegsn
falten. Raffee trinfen."
Oamit mar eS ibr ober bod midi
ernif. Sic boIfe bic grobboudjiae
Rnnne nod eininnl auriid un6 iteu-.
te fie Bouf ben 4eros bon benz mar
me ilBIifbe DIfte ausgfngei. Didc
~Deritarften fid nod, de Sic aIfe
Dame oman Die EIr beg 9ddpfeis
offnefe uIl6 nit elmer Gtridnnbcl
IN benz goInbrnuuen Nopffufen
ftoberte, ID er gnr fei.
I'M Elm 9aar mdre-ibr Der fdtDe.
re Fopf abgerufi1t. Gin madtiacr
lgriiner 8uid fdob iid unter Ndlt-
,a9s'. Ano GET 5pe19e y
o'e Saage
sSeI'esn,arla mas ldleppel'
S'e "a aMIs
.Du llusl PEE Spatloitn i!lo
ilunMl p aas Hd!e. gesls iao9fe efre
iomore 9'ptamler1fdlIlle Dl'ter benz
= WlHn; vuoer aper
iuu'lr' pus mogef1 Sle oenill
oaaus Sfrr Sf1bortusl gidts
mIe raus!" RET ore alte Ynnle, III.
Dem re gegen ben 9lid aaordngtc.
70 ooB er ti6 gieid tpieoer Dor 6er
&nr befotlo. ySn Der Slide fam
tdJ 70 fpaa iid5t bronden. Mas
10y penn iioerpalspf Dag @riins
get DOeEiegrer geiT,uf SftborlIts
parI gen 'eap1en 5iii1eidiib our ers
., ole Sgnlfern oisf ui'o
lgoo orc vtitse aus Der belBc,t
SHr g
icon moo1l tat glalber, Woss
0a1Hs Hlilfernaallll, Dob Sle trot q.
Is spIer Doderer .nlIo 1riiooetet
mIgI m1!leia, mas lrlcrsett fur Gin
SelIIdg q. @rnrSetlg t'ertlt oie
Oraa oas! Yeteritltes 3nuM, Golat.
nno oereield9en be5ci@net maj, als
@@flIl5eng pos ober iino Maielts
1enoume ~sss.'ferffdntt! Yftn0it-
ma.ell!. oetoate er mt erDnbener
Snnlme lsno bodeelaobeneil
oIauen, lneefn INN Der S@nlf ana
oen grtleaolaiern ldd2te. nDansit
Dlro Spr tpndellees yqlais beronss
sepusI CUR ySerer oer Yentefolfe
Hno oer pe'f1feDr TrdaleIn Setes. :.
Nd Sie - maulte Grail s eans
nette, nber tire Musen ionnten fiji
an. Dnnn iiberfnm fie tpie6er enc
rofenoe @eimdftigfeit.
nSSeifes mein aa@en!@
9elmut Stiborius foIgte ibr In
Die Riide, M6breu6 lie ons BAN.
80 ~ No.
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@liid tit INNER mas 2ufttees, Soudl-
5enoes baber aud laaenbes
@liid"!"
St ipanote iid ab uno bantierte
ernlig NIT ben lidtgriinen 8iiiden.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-18
NOCHlCKEN FOR SOLDIERS
Cut on the Holiday Menu in Interest
of Economy.

Washington. Oct. 1S.-The elimination
of chicken from the army menu, the
limitation of turkey to Thanksgiving
and Christmas. the substitution of so
called field bread" for bareback and
adjustment of the field ration, sum
up the important changes in the army
ration for the American soldier made
during the past year, according to the
report of Commissary General Henry
G. Sharpe.
The elimination of chicken has result
ed in a yearly saving to the government
of S52, 600.
The daily average cost of the rations
issued during the year in the United
States alone was 2275 cents Alaska
$3.50 cents; Hawaii 24.1O cents; Porto
Rico 2S.72 cents; aboard transports %. %
cents; American soldiers in the Philip
pines 2456 cents, and the native sol
diers in the Philippines 14.57 cents.
The report shows the average cost
per man in the United States to be
S105.96 and in the Philippines $114.21.
The experimental farm conducted at
Camp Wears, p. l., to determine wheth-
er potatoes could be successfully raised
in the. Philippines. has proved the IN
feasib ility of such a project The yield
averaged % bushels to an acre, but only
IA were fit for consumption.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-18
PLOT TO KILL TAFT.
Expert says No Amateur Placed Dyn-
anlite Under Bridge.

San Francisco, Oct 1S.-George w.
Inge, an expert on explosives. employed
by the Southern Pacific railroad to in
vestigate the alleged attempt to dyna-
mite the FL Captain S0O-fOot bridge
over which President Taft's train
passed last Monday morning. expressed
as his opinion here today that the
twenty-five sticks of dynamite found
beneath the bridge had been placed
there before the presidents train
passed, and plans really had been
made to blow up the structure. The
bridge is twenty-five miles north of
Santa Barbara.
1T was while the man was adjust
ing the second charge of dynamite.
said Mr.. Inge. that the Mexican
bridge walker, Gomez, discovered and
fired upon him. The man ran and as
IT was dark, no good description of
him could be given.
1T was not until later in the day
that Section Foreman Brown discov-
cred the presence of this charge of 81
sticks of dynamite with the fuse at
tached. There was not sufficient ex-
plosive placed to completely wreck the
structure but from what 7 observed,
it was clearly the work of an expert
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-18
ADMITSHE'SAF
st. Louis Millionaire Says He
Paid the Price.
Draws a Line at Continuation of
the HOldUp.

st. Louis, Oct. 18.-''A4ost men make
fools of themselves at some time in
their lives. 1 made a great fool Of my
self for several years But it does loe
and will fight
In these words George F. Snodgrass,
the wealthy president of the Modern
Typewriter Supply company and Of the
Clearfield Realty and Investment COM
pany, summed up his relations with
Mrs. Minnie A Anderson of 643 Grove
land Park, Chicago, who has suits pend
ing against Snodgress and his realty
company for the house that Mrs. An
derson occupied when she lived here
and was known as Mrs Wessen."
THE Woman's suit is based on the
assumption that the house she occupied
while living IN St Louis was hers,
said SnodgraSS, and that she wants
possession. Her claims are ridiculous.
The house was mine / sold it recent
Iy and I could not have disposed of 1t
unless 1 had had clear title to it.
Il have dreaded this publicity Tor
several years, but now that it has come
it may as well all be told. 1 am glad
1 have no daughters in my family i
have two sons, the eldest being more
than q. But they can stand it md
1 will have to.
1T was this house that owned that
brought me in contract with Mrs
Wessen. She never paid a cent rent
for it.
.Of course she was a good looking
woman I met her husband or the
man she said was her husband, and I
loaned him money before 1 was ever
touched by Mrs. Wessen He knew
I was interested in the woman.
"She cost me more than $21 900 in
cash that I gave her at various times.
Then there We're bills at many of the
stores where she bought goods and
had the bills sent to me- The glamo.r
of the thing wore off several years ago,
and I sought to extricate myself Thea
she became more exor bitant.
"She told me she would denounce me
to nv family. 1t was then that agreed
to a settlement with her. I gave her
IS notes for s125 each, in considerati1n
of which she agreed to go to Chicago
and release me FROM further demands
she said she wanted TO pose as a itch
woman to this Mr.. Anderson, whom she
claims she has since married
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-18
least 7OPEKANOIES|
HlASM
s Qeeaakzfia naa $sss lss

The East Topeka. band will give d
concert and box supper at the church
Tuesday evening, November "a. Every
one is invited to attend
There will be a stereopticon lecture
given at the Third Christian church
tomorrow evening by Myron c. Settle
The lecture will cover the work of Mrs.
Milton Madden in Japan. There VIII
also be a letter read from Mrs. Mad
don, giving an account of a shipwreck
on her return trip to Japan. No ad
mission Will be charged and all are in
vited to attend.
Little Mary JoIley is improving after
being i'll for several days.
Charles Gathers went to Manhattan
Sunday to spend several days visiting
friends.
Alfred Hawkins of Usage City is here
visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. o. Hawkins
of Chandler street for few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stout are
spending this week in Houston, Tex.
Grandma Fuller of West Sixth ave-
nue. spent yesterday with Mrs Gathers
of Lake street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Jewell will go to
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Will
son.
Mrs NJ. E. Harper of MeIvern and
Mrs. George Weakly of Cover are the
guests of Mrs. Harper of Leland street.
Mrs A. l. Seiber has moved from
Oakland and is living at 419 Leland
street.
proud parents of a baby boy. born
Saturday, October A.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Duberry have
moved to 424 Madison street
Mr. and Mrs. William Stephens Of
CarbondaIe spent Monday the guests
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-18
1 Am Willing To Prove
/ Can Cure You
To That End Am Giving Away $4,000
Worth of Medicine

In order to show beyond all doubt that
/ am in possession of a medicine that will
cure kidney trouble, bladder trouble or
rheumatism, l will this year give away
ten thousand dollars worth of this medi-
cine land anyone suffering from these dis
eases can get a box of it absolutely free.
All that is necessary is to send me your
address.
don't mean that you are to use a part
of it or all of it and pay me if cured.
mean that I will send you a box of this
medicine absolutely free of charge, a gift
from me to the Uric Acid sufferers of the
world, so / can show them where and how
they may be cured. I will not expect pay
ment for this free medicine nor would I
accept 1t now or later if you sent it. 1t is
free in the real meaning of the word.
For twenty-five years-a quarter of a
century, have been trying to convince the
public that / have something genuine,
something better than others have for the
cure of stubborn, chronic rheumatism, for
torturing kidney backache, for annoying
calls to urinate. But it is hard to con-
vince people-they try few things unsuc-
cessfully and give up all hope and refuse
to listen to anyone thereafter. Happily.
am in a position now to demonstrate to
sufferers at my own expense that have
a medicine that cures these diseases. I
don't ask them to spend any money to
find out; I don't ask them to believe me.
nor even to take the word of reliable peo-
pie, but all ask is that they allow me to
send them the medicine at my own cost
That is surely fair.
To this end have set aside ten thou
sand dollars which will be used to COM
pound neOlclne- Much OF IL Is ready
now to be sent out, all Of it fresh and
standard. There will be enough for all
sufferers, though there be thousands of
them. And anyone who needs it can get
some of it free. But in order that I shall
know that you have a disease for which
this medicine is intended, 1 ask you to
send me some of your leading symptoms.
If you have any of the symptoms in the
list printed here you need my medicine
and If you VIII write me will gladly send
you box of it free with full directions for
your use Look the symptoms over, see
which symptoms you have. then write me
about as follows. Dear Dr.. I notice
symptoms number"-here put down the
numbers, give your age, full address, and
send it to me. Ny address is DR.. T.
Frank Lynott, 1927 Occidental Building.
Chicago, ILL.,
The ten thousand dollars am spending
for the compromising of my medicine is
only a part of the money / am devoting
to this cause, for the package Of medf-
cine I send you will be fully prepaid at
my expense. From any standpoint you
view 1t, YOU incur no expense or obliga-
ton. Just tell others who you know are
suffering who sent you the medicine that
cured you.
am promising to give away ten thou
sand dollars worth of medicine, and I
viii do that; promising to send any
sufferer who writes me a box OF this
medicine and full directions free Of
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-18
OAKLAND GOSSIP |
b Ill J !glIlII1 lI1JIiTTSSl. -silknRsTaI

Items Tor the Oakland column may De
teller onec TO Ind. phone 175Ll
Mr. and Mrs. t. J. Mitchell of After
avenue were the guests of Mrs. c. r.
Cole yesterday evening
A dinner will be given by the Pres
byterian Ladies' Aid society at the
home of Mrs. Peckenpaugh on Chester
avenue Thursday evening" Dinner VIII
commence at $50 and all are cordially
invited to be present
The w. c. T. u. of Oakland is work
ing up a silver medal contest which
will be held some time within the next
few weeks.
The cottage owned by Mr. and Mrs
Shaner was destroyed by fire Monday
hue- When Mr.. Shaner bought the
cottage it was moved in order to build
an addition, and it is thought that the
moving damaged the fiue. The furni-
ture and family clothing were all de-
stroyed before it was possible to re-
move anything.
The w. G. T. L. of Oakland met
with Mrs. Sinner on Michigan avenue
Tuesday afternoon. The meeting was
pleasant and profitable
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Wood of Over
brook were the guests of friends in
Oakland Monday.
Mr.. Fred Mack of Kansas City was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Copeland
Monday.
The c. w. B. M society gave a pie
social at the home of Mrs. NeisWinter
on Winfield avenue last evening. The
social was a success. both socially and
financially.
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These Arc the Symptoms:

Pain I'm the back
2-Ioo frequent desire 90 urfnate.
3-Burning or obstruction OF urine.
Pain or soreness in tho bladder.
5-PrOstatic trouble.
Gas or pain in the stomach.
7-CeneraI debility. weaIxness.d fxzines
S-Pain or soreness under right rib
9-Swelling In any part OF the body.
DEMONSTRATION or liver trouble.
or pain under heart
12-Pain in the hip joint.
13-Pain in the neck or head.
14-Pain or soreness I'm the kidneys.
15-Pain or swelling OF the joints.
16-Pain or swelling OF the muscles.
17-Pain and soreness in nerves.
or chronic rheumatism.
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u. S. LIGHT TENDEE SINKS
The Lilly was Placing Channel Lights
i'm the Missouri River.

St. Louis oct. 1s.-A message was
received at the United States army en-
gineers' office at the federal building
today telling of the sinking of the
United States light tender Lilly in the
Missouri river near Camden, Mo No
details were given. but it IS assumed
Nv those in charge of the office here
that no lives were lost.
The boat was in charge of Captain
W. c. Eagon and Campbell Hunt was
the pilot It had a crew of 20 men,
It had been up the Missouri three
weeks placing channel lights
The message requested that diver
be sent and it is supposed from this
that there is a prospect of raising the
boat
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