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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-09

u Ae#4aMSsAN~NH sSEaGf0 s-NNzsEa-5
&alg ! Council. Mlberman Sames
Malonep bIep / 9irsoags palgt til
&reiioent for Common Council lite.
Set for @inn &omers. Otto &ob-
Iono blep gienbalgt til &reiioent for
8oaro Of Ml6ermen og Oscar 6.
Seller til HrGii0ent for MSlemblp.
George Mnocripn, IL Mar gait
mel, spn al Olaf Mnocrion, cit @o=
ger, iom boer / 1889 ct. Ml1tbony
Mpe11l,e, orufneoe Spnoag gftcrmio=
Dag, me0ens ban lege0e peo 1loo=
breooen 1,ar. Mariboll Mpe. @roel1.
2iget blep funoct neite Sag, fprt til
County Morgl1e % gienfjenot G.
!Grengcts Sober. ~.
~~asr,~fet4'~ -
Huitiparcbanf / 81. SAUL. Sra
&olt 9e%portcnnentet / @albington er
Scr fon1n1ct Meobelclie ont, at ser 5.
1. sSl1li cllcr fort Sis 0ererter nil
blipe oprettet CIT Noitipare6orf |
let. SAUL, i0et General Eoltmait er
o9ter at be9pnoe Sn6fgrelie al sp-
itemet / fprite alasies Yoitfo,torer
minneapolis % 9l,lrtb pil ligeleoes
fao &oltiparebanfer. &oltmeiter ga
ntib far ollere0e for lG11ge iibel1 ir1O=
gipet Nnipgnil1g ON at foa cit iao:
San @ant / lit &ontor.
Gtatc Tair 8parb er / 6e1ne Sii
ifGro mes at traffe 6prbereoelier ii!
Sen itore DEMONSTRATING. Sc
Ter ierligt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:
met, iom Set far u1oer Soerbeielie
@lanot ol1oet er set beltemt poo a,
orrongere Sc itprite Ml,tomobil-&ub
6elpb on 2pr0agelr, iom Scr ,1ogel1
iinoe bar funoet Ste0 / noyrt1 81
/ &%eitltaternc. Sgiaa @prnenes 9a{
bill blipe eli ltorartet Mff9re. Boar
sets Mc0lemmer far UNDER Sperpei
ellie iaar at onlGtte Ell labe1e SeSno
gangspris til l1oitillingel1, 1te11 Sci
er enonu life truffet nogen afgip
rcnoe @eltemmelie / sen &etning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-09

@~cjerifomisier @imfjcr pil
|Slutningen al 6e11ne 11ge reiie til
&lhart Sea, Minn., for at treffe ct
enoeltg arrangement mes gierne al
Oct o%erberen6e cooperative Meieri
om Citizens &jgb al famine til ct
1oriegSmeieri, iom itoI 6rtpes I'M
ser Meiert=9 epartementet: 2eqisIo-
turen beotog at bebilge $4,000 for
bette Gormaal. 9e nuberenbe Gle
re er meget tilbeielige til at ielge
Mfeieriet til staten, iaaleoes at Sc
fan foa ct @eiert, ser bIiper 6repet
efter alle gioenifabens 6ororinger.
Sc Butter scoring Gonteits", iom
ben npe Meiertfomisier bar in6-
fgrt, % at bpilfe sen fgrite bIep
ofbolot for ct &ar Tiger iiben fer
|8pen, bill ba blipe foretagne i Gor-
iegsmejeriet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-09
Eel. Office r. S. 1141
Residence T. S. 5519
DR.. N. G.. Mortensen..
9a~,k Sose.
2I4 Amer. Nat. Bank Bldg
ST. PAUL, MIMI.
res. 742 Rondo (Cor. Grotto).
Res. 742 Rondo (Cor. Grotto).

Sire @mmocfanger=&u9nc bliuer
liot i Girfiombeo i 0isie Gage for
at biulpe Srmobcosfomis lur 2ol1fe=
iter / at gie1t1emfgre Sroren ON, at
allie pmlp6enoe @unOe ifal p9re
forlpne0e meO Mlrnof11rp. Ser far
Il Sen iel,ere Sis pnret nogle I'll
fGlOe al @lu1ocgalifab / 9ye1> pg
|Mr. 2a11fclte ter nil life reltfere, at
| Spgoonlnren ifal lpreoe Jig pe0 Sor=
ipm1neli9Dco ira &olitietS Sioe.
Gerfpr for fan gipet Sr0re til, at
alle Yolitibetjerte ifal bolbe Sic
meo @unOene, inotil Sen egenlige
@un0efanger=5ie,1elte fon1gler / Or
Sen. &un0e, JONI bol0es inoen 0pre
eller / Mnrbe0en al Gjeren5 Stem,
bebgper life M1u,ofurp, n1el1 fun Sc,
Ser leber frit ON pao @ooerne.
0jcnfnnocn ipm Sig. Eirsoag
Mprgen fanoteS 9iget al CHARLES
9. Miller, ser far peret iopnet fle=
re Tiger, neOenfor cit Iroppe til
&iulOereu ul10er 9obertp & @ib=
bonS Saloon, LA ct. Heter ct.
Eolitiet 6iep tilfolot, men Set fl1nne
fife fin0e Merfer al at Millcr
boboe oeret noiat for Sperfalo el-
Ter on0en Sperloit, iaa Set ontoges.
at fer foreligger ct l1lpffestilfnloe
Eorterel1 / Solool1er falot oper 81
get, oo ban ptloe gaa neo / &jnl0e:
rem. Miller bar tioligere, til fan
foripanot, lt0lfiunfer al Sooopani
Dos S. George Smitb, og / bou;
2omme blep fun6et EFT @ontroft mel
I@mitb, 6oteret 81. Mpri1. San. Doe
Be 532 sberbl1rne Mpe. % efterla
Der Jig gnfe og ct 4 Mar eommeI
Barn.
Set nDc 8uarb Of &arulc, lom c
traa0t / &trfiombe6 efter cit at Sci
lioite 2egislatur pe0tagen Sou, bop
De Sreoog iioite ltge lit fgrite @po
II observation-disclosures &pntor. Son
trolfomslionens Iormano, g.. 81
@tngoabl, er 8oorbets Sormon<
I2e onore @e6lemmer er 6engiels
|maroen &enrp @olfer og @ep. 81
|s. 8. @mitb of ct. Soul. Sc
/ bleb beiluttet life at tillaoe Songe
at bdbe Sagfgrere til at tale 6ere
for &omisiionen. @erefter ma
/ enbber, iom Tiger ON @enaoonina
tale lin egen Gag. Monoag meot
t &omtsiionen / Stillmater og nelt
: 6reoog / ct. CLOUD. @un 6enq
1elsoirefter @olfer og Dr. emit
6eftog | oisie Mpoer, oa Jormalri
&ingoabl er rejit til Bolton for a
/, oeltage | en- &onferenie.
Sen banife @rnnblobsfeR pa
Mielfens og SSobnions Iorm be
state 5air @run0en ii6ite gen0a
Gftermiooag baboe iamlet benpe
, 800 2anbsmer6 fra begge GpiIIinq
bDer11e. Sen bar o%rrangeret a
3onif MISUNDERSTANDING / ct. Sou
'og ung6omsforeningen of 1905 d
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-09

stats ltnioeriitctets Tinanspeiem
giennemgaar / 6isie Sage en- &riie,
Der meo &ette bar baft sen it6rite
Spiigt, ioet oen piier, at ser mao
bore foregaaet ct meget beflageligt
Slgieri ! M6miniitrationer1 al Sc
itore Gunner, ser onpenoes til Uni
DeriitetetS 9rift.
Sioite 6reoag Tormi06ag arr-
me1ote nniberiitetets @osierer og
8ogboloer, S. 8. 8rer, at Fan bar
blnen %oberfal6en al 8 Meno paa
en- Sti tat be6 l1niberiitetet % fro
ronet.en 8afte, bpori ban bapbe en-
Sum at ODER $13, 600, iom ban
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-09
6raa Haar gjengiyet sin naturIige FaYe.

Send S1.W og jeg vii secde en- Flaske af
W eog Maaned i,s act H plet.e sin NIKE Ret ndae1 Ea ertei
kast like Penge bort paa falske Midler.
vlolETlNE har forste Rang: Diet har veret
tilberedt og solst af os i 16 Aar og vi har
hvis De * synes orn vlolETlNE vii vi
betale Pennene tilbage. PRICES BARBER
SHOP, 1229Wash. Az. n, Mlnneap olls ,MInn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-09

sssNsSszz7
st. PAUL.
est. Paul Tdende" removed to Room
201 Court Block.
We'd Kj9b e1ler Reparation a
uhre bes9g den velkjendte Juve
Ter Simon Nelson, 2oo E.. 9TH st.
St. Paul.
@ulaatba &irfcns ltn9bomsforc'
ming afboloer oereS nGite Mpo'
6reoog Mften Sen 16. Slr1i / Wtr
% Mers. @pren @anienS Stem pat
9O4 @ourtlan0 ct. Mlle CT paa SCI
biurteliglte iubbl,0t.
sil Observation-Disclosures
oonoon Sen %. Sltni ptl Ser fra
ct. Saul reiie ct bolpt pu'1oreol
Menncifer. Nogle al Dem CT allie
reoe poa &ei til europa, % &elte1
mao oflteo inoen Sen Is. for at nGre
liffcr paa at 11aa frem iti0e.
vGbilorcm's 2ap" / @olgatba Sir
fen Spnoog Mften Sen IL. SUM- 81
7.45 nil Ser blipe afbolot 8prne'
@uostjeneite. @prneac fra Sp11oags
ifoleu far bercot ct Hrpgram og 81
inobpoer poa set bjGrteliglte all'
@prl, % 6ornl0re, iom far 2pit ii
at bore meo % bprc poa oen1. -
&um % las &irfen Blue fulo a
@prn Sen Mfter1.
@cipg fra @urmun-S Staten. @eo
l%en1nner al l1tab Gapitolie=&omts
lion rar iioite l1ge / MiunelotaS Ga
pitplilt1, for at le Jig ont % be11t'
Soecr til Set 1npe Gopitolium, ion
ifal bpgges / Salt Safe Gitp fo1
S. 100000 I%elegotionen belto6 a
ipp lttab= gmbcbsmGno, oeribla110
Sober % Spl,, sgtlinge al Sen &c
rpn1tc Mprn1puleoer Soiepb Smttb
Sc nil ogiao beipge @isconiins Ga
pitolium / Mabiion.
Iranf Slipn, 600 @a1ptgorn ct.
iom / Yolitiretten bar anflaget fo1
Grab iom Iplge al ct Slagsmaa
10. Mai paa Yaylle Npenl1e, ion
biofprte @illium Smeenep5 Cpl
Sen nnite Morgcn poa @pDoipitalet
blcp iibite 6reoog lpsloot poa 6or:
llog al Gpu1tpooppfatcn. &ibnefp r
ieleu reb Siglpnsjl1rpel1s 6orbpl
tpoeoe pao, at Slien iutet bap6e al
gjpre meo Smeeneps 9p0. Eager
nil hlipc unoerl egt al @ra10jltrper1
&co 8rpScriamfnuocts Mpbc
Ireoogs slites palgtes fplgenoe Iii
Seitprelic til at fungere fra 1. Sl1lj
til /. Sol1uar nulte Mor:: gfs=NSru>
lioent, 1reo Millcr; Hruiioent, g
q. Eeterle11 &ice=Hrulioe1t, &.
Ml1nf6olm; forreip. Sefrctnr, e
@opi ell Sos erer, $. S. 6ronoien:
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6. @onie1 ~. S. &asm11sien, Sans
Spenoi eu; Suore &ogt, 6. Gbri
ltianien; D0re &agt, g.. g. &osml1s.
IeI1; Si6liotbefor, Sens &nl10len.
Gn @nnorc0aarig. Siolte Mfon
oag slfteu foI1ot Eolitiet cit Mege,
;pe0 Mopn George Goltift iom Sc,
arreitcreoe iom "Gogro1t". Yoc
Eplitiltationen ppgop bon at pprl
1O1 Mar m1mel. @a1 bar 81 9(ol
go>nn1el oo 9orgerfrigeu u0brpo OF
tor fp0t iom Slope / aentucfp
men rpmte ienere til indianapolis
bpilfen 8p paa Set Sis fun bar Ell
r16ctpoelig 2an0sbp. @an bor tbs
ligere pgret inola9t poo Iottigfor
men / Settings og pil MI blipe ien6
tilbage BERTH al @ooro Of Control
2r. g. $. &riosman, Erelioe,,
for Samline ltniperiitet, far opiog
lin Stiling efter at bape tjent jon
8eltprer for ngbnte Sfole / % Mol
i, Gnn ffn1 S,o 4;o,,o ~ 0ro. &c., Nxc
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-09

@olsatga airfcns ltnsbumsfurc=
nin9 oibol0er oere5 nGlte Mpoe
6reoaa Mfte,1 sen 16. S1ni / Mr.
oa Mrs. Spren @anien5 &iem paa
9O4 @ourtlan0 ct. sllle CT paa Set
'biurteliglte iubba1ot.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-09

We'd Kjpb e1ler Reparation at
uhre bes9g den v~elkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, 2o9 E. 9TH St.,
St. Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-09

sil Observation-Disclosures
oonoon sen %. Suit pil Ser fra
ct. Saul reiie ct balpt %pu'oreoc
Meuucifer. Nogle al Oem CT ollie
reoe poo gel til europa, % &eltcl1
moa ofltco inoen sen Is. for at bore
liffcr poa at 11aa frem iti0e.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-14
FIFTEEN NILLIONAIRES
|. To HUNT COOK RECORDS
WEALTHY PARTY SOON TO
LEAVE ItR THE FAR NORTH
WILL SEEK POLAR BEARS.

New YorL June I2.-An attempt
WIN be maI.. incidental 70 a hunting
trip. t. determine II the records which
Dr. cook alleges he l.f, Al Etah are
there. tn, expedition is being or
ranizcd under the auspices Of Harry
whitney. 20 biz game hunter. and
under pers nal direction OF CAPTAIN
Robert a. bartlett who commanded
the Roosevelt the shin In which the
Poary oyp.. Jlon salI.d in search of
the %orth Pole. The expedition
starts this month
There ul.I D.. twaut, hupig for the
fp,rt.m,nt Who wu, mako nm tho
pnrfy FIf zen ,purg millionaire
whose nnu,, the raptain doe, mot
rnro il rc.o,l nov, ba,a iniprJ i'm
financing Ola, rypadit.op. Dply ,yo
nuul,s ar. fru and tho rl,,taip OK
pc.ts to 0r them l,f,r. br Leaves
ro,rop
The expedition vw bo rrInarily
for snort b.t tho m.mh,rs boy. the
.,urlorfy to goo what tna disrr,5ltcd
r,p,or.r Iar nt r,b DYr,pc ,bc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-14
I6O ACRES WILL SELL
SATURDAY june 18th

The 100 acres of land ad-
joining the city of Broken
Arrow on the north and
known as the Sonny Bar
nett allotment will be sold
to the highest bidder at the
front door of [ h G Court
House in Tulsa next Satur-
day June 18th at | p. m.
One half cash; balance
one and two years time if
desired.
GEO. II. FOSTER
Guardian
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-14
AWAIT STOKES RECOVERY.
Preliminary Hearing of Women Held
ns NSsnilnnts Postponed.

New York. June l3,--I.illian Gra-
ham. "A chorus girl and Ethel Conrad,
an illustrator, charged with shooting
" r.. D Stokes, proprietor Of the An.
3, MIA hotel, In their apartments Wed.
ncsdny night were arralgned ia the
West side court today, but because OF
the inability ot Stokes to leave the
hospital their preliminary hearing was
postponed until next Wednesday
on the plea of their consul Magis-
tatc Freschl consented to the release
OF the girls on $4,000 bail each Al
though confident OF raising there
quired bail no bondsman was present
and they were remanded to the prison.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-14
SELECT THE CROP TO
FIT With THE SOIL
STUDY THEIR REQUIREMENTS
50 TINT EACH one HELPS
THE MKT ~ ROT ATION.

There is no use irving 10 achieve
success with . sail ,., ,...5 D., bc
NJ
u, 80. '''' ''''' " ''''l'''-
o.. -''" 10 '''p'
"'',.' w. ''' a''''
-'.''. ~ ''''.n d ''''
r'.''. a',' " ''' i'''''' mere -
,,. '''' '.'','s "'' '' 'N'.i' i''''"B "'"D1
" ''s' ."'' .'i '',''' crops '''
am ,"i,' ana .''''a'eS'
'"' "i '." Iiel t"lht7 l"r us 70
rear" 't 70 ina out 'hich crops are
.'h' aNapiTa '' our SOILS ana gro"
'h'm On our arms. We need 70 study
l"' requirement. ~ i'' various crops
'."' we @''" lN our crop rotation so
'.al 'ach ''p may be grown under
'N. most if''rA'i" conditions.
WINE ! 'W stauneh friend OF
''4'. IT, manure a"a constantly urie
'''' "'ep'hs "4 more anu b-ller form
a'",H' |et can see the necessity OF
'".'"s thi Sl1ati"H IN pracIlcai
manner me average farmer mas
VIII not SUNNY the adeauate amoupt
of plart food :, d.,c. a maximum
field of grain and ,tb.r cbo,y and
tho only s.r,t.le ,biug n do T.. IN
sYppIy m. .l.0ciart e.or.,,s
me heri''y OF SOILS on our
mineral ftilry erneclaly nbos-
phorus and fl a. clearly 10 our adj
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-06
Anderson Beagles.

Anderson -Beagles died at his home
Wednesday at eleven p. m. Mr..
Beagles had been gradually declining
in health during the past four years
and confined to the house for the
last TIN ee weeks.
He was born near Tyner in Polk
township and had resided IN Mar
shall county during the entire fifty
six years. of his life. For the last
five or six wears his home has been
in this city. and he has been the pro-
prietor ef a dray and transfer line
Besides wife. the deceased leaves
seven children. They are: Jesse OF
J.aporte, RAYMOND E. of Toldleton
Oregon: Mrs. Jennie Jafnison of Ply
mouth. Walter of South Bend. Dan
lei of Plymouth. Mrs. Bertha Lee o.
Plymouth and Eugene of this CITY.
The feneral services Will be bell
at the family residence on East La
porte street at two p. m. Saturday
Interment at Oak Hill cemetery.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-06
ARCHITECTS PLANS.
Congregation of Methodist Church
Delighted With Drawings of j.
G. Fulton.

The congregation of the Methodist
church who braved the sweltering
heat Sunday were given an addition
al thing of interest in the shape of
the new plans for the proposed
church. Architect j. C. Fulton of I'm
iontown, Pa, has prepared his draw
ings for a new $4,000 structure and
these were pinned OIL the wall at the
door,
There was a fine picture of the
church as it would appear, with large
art glass windows on the Laporte
street side and Center street side,
and an imposing square tower on the
corner. A wide portico makes an at
tractive entrance from steps which
lead up from the sidewalk. The au-
ditorium and Sunday School room
are on the same floor and may be
thrown together. The Sunday School
department has six class rooms below
and six above, besides the main room.
The basement has provision for the
primary department and a gymnas-
ium.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-06
COMMISSIONERS JULY SESSION
Have Macadamized Road Petition
for Consideration and Bridge
Specifications Liqu-
or License.

The commissioners met for their
regular July session on Monday and
adjourned over July 4. On Monday
little was done except allow bills.
Wednesday a license was granted
to Clyde Smith for Lapaz. Accord
ing to the population North township
may have two saloons.
An order for some repairs on the
boiler of the courthouse heating plant
was made.
On Monday Andy Molter and 81
others filed a petition for a macad-
amized road out South street, west
on the Pretty Lake road to the Howe
corner, thence south to the Liggett
school house. A complete account of
this petition has already been CIV
en- extensively in the Republican. 1t
was expected that other petitions
would also be filed, but they were
not. Before action is taken on this
petition a notice will be given by the
board and an opportunity given for
remonstrance.
The board is also considering this
term the specifications for the
Brownlee bridge and the building of
several arches at other points in the
county.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-06

undoubtedly could have authorized
this form of bidding, had it so de-
sired, and, if such form had
form had been designated in the no.
tiee and in the forms for bidding,
thea each of said bidders would have
had an opportunity of making a SIM
liar bid, and competition would have
thus been fully obtained. But this
was not done, and for this reason
the bid of app lice did not conform
either to the notice, the specifications
or the form of bid provided by the
auditor. 1t was, therefore, net a val
i'd bid and should not have been re-
ceived and considered by the board.''
The last decision of the court sep
arates the contract, holding some
parts valid and other parts invalid.
1t is quite probable that on this ac-
count Mr.. Ness will not want to ac-
cept this decision as final, for his
contention was that the whole con.
tract was void.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-06
HOTTEST DAYS YET
Temperature Goss Soaring and Every
body Swelters With Coat and
Hat 0ff-Much Ice Cream
Sold.

Saturday night in Plymouth was
noted for the exceptionally large
crowd down town. The sheets fair
ly swarmed with people most of them
with coats and hats off, frequenting
the stores, shows and ice cream par
lors. 1t was too hot to 90 to bed,
so they fingered and sauntered about
town until late at night, seeing and
being seen, and trying in some way
to keep cool, or at least as cool as
possible
Old Sol had beat upon Mother
Earth with his hot fires until the
mercury stood at 90. Weather man
]. W. Siders was kept busy keeping
the metal from breaking out at the
top of the thermometer. His record
shows a temperature on Saturday of
90 degrees and on Sunday of 90 de-
grees. The thermometer at Buck S
hardware. on the afternoon of Sat
urUdN UUueT Tue dNHliiS dl r " ClOCh
was 10 degrees. But this same Their
mometer showed the hottest on
Thursday, June %, when it stood at
125.
1t certainly has been "good old
summer time" the past few DAYS and
an African darkey himself could find
no fault with the work of the wealth
err man. Ice cream manufacturers
we're called on for big supplies and
the retailers were kept on the jump
serving the people both at home and
in the parlors. One<reports sales of
"a gallons on Sunday.
Sunday was a great day for the
autoists. Everybody who had an
auto was out getting the breeze of
the country and thus helping to allay
the discomfort of the melting heat.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-06
TWIN LAKE WINS.
After Hot Game On Hot Day Ball
& Co. Team Defeated 10 to 9.

Ball & Co.'S team and the Twin
Lakes boys had very hot game on
the Fourth at Twin Lakes and the
result.was narrow victory for Twin
Lakes. The score was 10 to 9, and
was made only after the most excit-
ing plays.
The game was played on a stubble
field of the Freese farm. Two base
hits were made by Poor of Plymouth
and C. Freese of Twin Lakes. The
batteries were: For Plymouth, Poor
and Schroeder; for, Twin Lakes
Freese and Freese. Harold Steiner
umpired and had some close dec;-
sions to make. Plymouth got 9 hits
and made z errors; Twin Lakes got
IL hits and made s errors.
Next Sunday our team will play
Teegarden.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-06
HELPFUL WORDS
From . Plymouth Citizen.

Is your back lame and painfuli
Does it ache especially after exer
t'ion?
Is there a soreness in the kidney
region?
These symptoms indicate weak kid
|neys;
t There is danger In delay.
Weak kidneys fast get weaker.
Give your trouble prompt attentio,
Doan IS Kidney Pills act quickly,
They strengthen weak kidneys.
Read this Plymouth testimony.s
Mrs. George w. Kaufman, COS W.
Washington Street, Plymouth, Ind,
says: CT know from personal exper-
fence that Doan's Kidney Pills are
good for backache and other symp-
toms of kidney trouble. They have
done me a great amount of goodAnd
1 have previously given a testimonial
for publication, telling of my expert
ence with them. 1 still use this rem
edy occasionally but have little need
for it. {"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-M ilburn Co.. Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's -and
take no other.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-06

crops.
The party at Mr.. Hagle's Saturday
night was well attended and all had a
good time
Mr.. Hoyt, near Snyder School
house, lost one Of his work horses
last week.
Arney Horner was the guest of
his mother, Mrs Hawk south of Gull
yer last week.
s. J. BURGER has returned from
Chicago and is busy on his farm
near Donaldson.
Charles Shrom and son Stanley and
Nels Larson Jr., of Chicago are Wis
iting with Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Larson
Sr.
Berlie Price and Mrs. Ida Kesslel
of Kokomo spent the Fourth Will
the formers mother, Mrs. Geo. Trad
err.
Messrs. Berlie Price, Ellie Trader
and Mrs. Ida Kessler spent SUNDAY
evening with 7Mr. and Mrs. John Mu
eller.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-06

Carborundum and alundum are
among the latest of modern abrasives
They are made at Niagara Falls by
means of the electric powder gener-
ated by the cataract. Another new
abrasive made there is aloxite, which
is used for grinding steel tools. The
manufacturers state that it does not
greatly heat the tools nor draw their
temper. Samite, another new abras-
i've made at the same place, is used
for cutting or abrading aluminium.
It's cutting surface does not glaze or
fill when it is used on aluminium or
other fibr6us metals.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-06
OBJ TT U A r Y

Dora May Wilson was born APP il
II, 1884, in Union township, this
cor lty, and died June %, 1911, at
the home of her sister, Mrs. DR.. Lor-
ing in this city.
She was the daughter of George D.
and Nett;e Wilson. Her mother died
In 1886, and an infant sister in 1885.
She leaves, besides her sister in Ply
mouth, father and brother, Frank
p. Wilson, of Towner, N. d., and
many other relatives and friends.
With her father she moved to
Towner, N. D.. in 1899, where she
made her home until in February,
1907, when she decided to become a
trained nurse and entered st. Barna-
has hospital in Minneapolis. In APP
ril 1909, she removed to Walker,
Mimi, and remained Their till in the
fall. since which time she has made
her home in this city with her sister.
She was confirmed in the Episcopal
church at Towner, N. d., in 1904
where her membership remained un-
til her decease. She was of bright,
cheerful aud happy dispos tion, car
rying sunshine wherever she went
was enthusiastic in her profession and
was ever ready to relieve distress
and misery of those about her.
The funeral was held at the resi-
dence of DIR. Loring in this city, con
Quoted by Rev. Mr.. WINS, assisted by
Rev. Fraley. The interment wa
made in Poplar Grove cemetery. nea
the scenes of her childhood.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-06
IMPORTANT Medical Discovery

The announcement by DR.. Flexner
of the Rockefeller Institute, that
they have at last discovered the germ
or rather its presence-for the
strongest microscope fails to reveal
it-wbich is responsible for isfantile
paralysis, will bring widespread hope
and JOY.
The action of the germ is to attack
the marrow of the spine and brain.
Infection is impaired through nasal
discharges which often last for sever
al weeks, and after recovery is well
advanced. Now that the cause is
definitely located we are assured it
will be less difficult to find the rem
edy.-H. H. Windsor in the July Pop
ular Mechanics Magazine.