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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-03
&aar Sommeifruerue itrammes.

Sc omerifanife Sernbaneforporo-
TONER begpnoer at Daague op til 6or=
itooelie at, at Ser er beiere Mogter /
2anoet, for bpilte ielu De ituno6om
bar at btfe fig, ensog naor Sperss-
moalet 6reier Jig ON, til bpilfen
@ro6 be fan u0iuge 8efolfningen.
Set Ct life mango aur ii6en, at Sc
mootte gaa iuo paa at neoiette 8os=
faeertafiterne til 2 Gents pr. Ser,1=
banemi1. 9engong itritteoe Sc imoo
at ollie 4refter, men alle er Be eff
trbaan6en blebet nsoiageoe til at
mor6mme, at Sc til Mso NOT funoe
itaa fig pe6 at laoe 6olf fisre meo
for ben &ris, uaar set enoelig full
be bore. 2iot gritatning fit Sc gon-
fte piit ogfaa peo Mnti<Pas 2oper,
fom ifilte Dem al mes en- Mosie SRI
pasiagerer og ifaffeoe 6em rogen
efstrain6tegt. Men BET glog, ST.
ter.Stote Commerce Commission Ii6-
fte uge gab benz be0 at 1agte Dem
&iQooelie til at forbsie Grogttatiter-
ne faoleoe8, at Der blep Sem frotoeet
ben ueiten fire l1oligt til en- foreget
5ortienefte at 81 Millioner Gollors
I'll bebageltg Soroeling, for fitfert
rant BEN aoifitligt baaroere, ibet Ser
Fet ineer formil6en0e Smltenoiebe-
Der bat forbut16et meo 8ri1tningen
at bette fibn,1e $oab, lite cneans
Get, at be flt1oe laoe Sc p%ootpnfte
1orbeielier forblioe / &ruft, iaa lett
&c @aaen bar til Bebonoling for en-
appeIret. ioet Ser tnger iaaoan slp=
peIret finoes uoober Sen nplig op-
rette6e &onoeIsret iom Sc ganife tit
tert lite biloe finbe Meobol0 tcs.
5or iao blot Sc allerebe poo egelt
&oou6 for fat Sorbsielierne / &;rf-
fombe6. faI bisie itrafs opbsre og
Eau blot mon Tan fforitaa fan oe tbil,-
aes til at tbagebetule set lretfar>i-
&c Mon1mo,t, Sc bi0ttl bar infasie e.
ret poa bern1e Mao6e.
Mar ter bel faale0es aaa n6 fra.
at Sernbaner1te ,t1 bar uiquee5e6 tie
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-03
2eAer ttIraeoeoe operate Oh
-heilutteoe at prove Oct
ppperltae NNres
Mtooel.

+. Seq suffer. i faa Orb al. o%uatale, bpao Sr:
aitmer's 5uaunp=Root siorbe for mig, iott
lea ontaaer at nit 8ibnesbprb bill bielpe
auore.
Gor tets Aar iibeu bar leg farlis lps.
lsste tire eeser, iom alle iasbe, at leg bap=
be 4preipsoom. On al benz unoerisste min
l1rin os ertlareoe, at iee baebe 1Dresrus
% nente, at en- Operation bar nsbpenbis
for at sienoinot NIT Qelbreb. Seq snaeoe
inseu 0peration, al Grpst for at ies lite
tunoe ~obtrfaa benne. @osen omtalte
spampsRoot % iasbe. at BET bar en- paas
ttotlis mebieiu for @%sreipsoom. Seq be-
1utteoe at prbbe bet % git til Wer. &o1e.
Apotb<teren | 1903 Central @be., Minneaps>
liz, o. tistte en- Slate, bruete ben, fplts
beore % pebbles strn,eb inbtit leg Bier
luno.
So iea i oeet fets Mar bar ooret fri
for Npreibsbou, amer iee mig MI friF, tat:
let bare ST.. Rtlu,er's 5paups&oot.
Seq unbtoher aCbrt9 at oustak 9trt!
Mibbel, Jon, ies anier for bet besfe af Fl
Sta8s. Dtres u & 8 ointment ct Itse:
lebeS u~braartet. 81 bolstr bet altib i gu
itt.'
9tres useeet fortuuoue,
Mrs. 9largaret 9. Anherisn,
minneapolis, Minn.
Mrs. Mareartt 6. @ub<rion af 8pe,
minneupolis i Staten Minneiota, tom be,
23be Sept. 1909. til mig ptrionlis, unoer
free ootntnaenoe % erterebe unber Gb
at famine / Snbbolb % @irtelt9beo e
Sansbeo. 4t. M. aRerrib9e,
Iotarins 9uolifus
9tin 8eoi1lins uotsber %. Marts. 1914
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-03

Sg tonmer S%neitornlen (vB(i5<
5oro), oo mao man boloe Jig inoe,
ON man bar lit 2ip fjer. 5 oct
belle isles oen ionrn.e aul6egrao life
ngr iaa buar0t / M~innelota ior /
Danmarf, for6i 9uftem set ;britc
Steo CT melt ter. Sra Mibt,n nf
6ebr,1ar foar Solen megen Mngt,
og ofte ct Sen ltrenge 8inter> ba for
bi. Wen sen fan ogioo treffe US til
liolt Marts. Snempngoen er me-
get forifjellis Sc foritielliee Mor.
Mange 8i1tre er Ser intet eller ube=
tpoeliet Sleoefsre. Gen bsje, rene,
terre 2l.ft meb ri9eliet, Coffin gibr
@innei otos @inter ltprfenoe oa luno.
minneapolis far Sen. min6lte
0eoelisbeoSprocent al olle.. Sor-
oens Storbper. Nllligepe( fsles aul=
Sen til 9ioer iom boorot, ilar al pl=
Gre Solf.
6oraorStioen far oite ct mere
raat Yrag, meo @%raapeir, @egn,
@lait og &l,loe, men ielpfelgelig
petslenSe me6 porn1t og ersoeiu I
SER. Om Sommerel1 pal6er 8or=
men / beoe Belger giennem 9uftea.
Saa mart set blejer> CT oer oog life
trpffenoe / Sfpsgel1, inarere beboge=
list. Netterne er oltio fglige, iaa
man tan faa lin roligc, iun6e Gepn,
bpoo ofte er lmuligt lengere moe
Spo. Sun iiel0ea1t bier Sbermo:
n1etret 40 @r. s. / Sfpggen, meoens
: 80 CT almin0eligt. Set CT meo 8ar.
I men JONI mes &uloen: oen tao(es
: beoit / Sen terre Suit. Mesnen fal-
ser ofteit JONI Soroenbpger og met /
6oroar og Torionnner. Sen gjer,
nemlnitlige uarlige Mebbpr er ca. 26
J CONNER, oltioa noget ltprre ero /
2mmarf. Sn1trert fra Miotel1. al
= Septcm6er er Ser itooig Mattefroi:
= Men iaa er set gierne milot og iti(le
l ON Oagen n1e6 flort Col fin. 3cr>
l peO bliper @fteraaret eller meget al
Set Sen ifjenneite Si0. Set er Sen
l%oofol0te ~Snoianer ion1ner", Ser fun
bore babe fort og lang. l1n0erti=
| Sen parer Ben beo til be1in1oo Sltl.
t Sra Sen begDr1oer, fle6es Sfope11
list efter li6t / EN- rig, glimrenoe
6orpe6rogt. S0et Groiten og Solen
I ififtepts in6pirfer poo 9looer1e, BIZ
! p%er.oisies Softer og blp0e Gele efter=
%hoon0en forifjelligt farpe0e, ioa Sc
%ltrooler % glinier, re6e, brine, guile
t oa / Sc flere Sbergangsfarber. Set
I er ct pre9tiat Spn at ie Sc tore 2sp<
I ifope / 6eres bro9et farbemgtteoe 81
tcroors6roet. @n vSn0ioneri ouuner"
/ Minnei ota er cit al Motnrens itore
&%erligbe6er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-03
6uta @e t|rar ri augfltgt
8artt trn11 1fttr frtt.

rinssmiooel iom 9r. Galopells sprup
4epTt,, ionn Deb at renie Snouoloene os
tprfe be lmao M%apemulfler trats bill OPP
brpc 2ioeljen.
Settle er lite olene Dor esen Menins.
men BET lamme mener Mrs. q. 8. Meao /
Greeport, >&anias, bpis 8arneoatter bar
bruet ben meb @elo, os Mrs. S. 81. 8bitz
ing i 2ena, ISIS, lom bruser ben for
8brnene % fig jelp. Sen iel9es / 50 Gents
os 81 Glaiter / etbpert slpotbet, men bois
Sc fprt snfer at prspe ben i Gamilien fer
Sc tisber, oa lenb Seres @oresie til Sr.
y. 81. Golouell, $50 Galope1l 8utlbins
Monticello, Sll.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-03

en Gomi1ie met in,aa 8srn 1onn er fri
for epsoom i syuiet er Ell %sieloeube1 .os
bet er berior nistist, at Gorelorene bsr
pioe boao be ital benptte i ioretommenpe
SiliGlbe. cit ct Barn r,eo en- oiDorli9 GpS=
Dom bebsber en- ecse er lanot, men / be
f(ete Silfelbe lioer Barnet, lom enbper
Qese pce, al ct Maoeonoe, iepoanlis en-
ureselmesfig Wtape.
Ser er insen Menin9 / at sioe bet en-
Yille eller ct Miboel iou1 ct lspnoDsienoe
% beller life ian en- noitplnius af Snb.
poloene onbefales. Gin bet bettere en- min:
>re Ooiis af ct milot os op(ioenoe 2atse
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-03
ION ct SS1otbi5. Sligo Mer6 er.hll6a
nerh al Ben 8eeeiitring, ion1 GoIt
fan ofre Dem / 9~atnemmeltgte6.
(Jortiat).
8 m t o m m e II 6 onosn M n 8
Mmerifa. ,

Sfslge Sn6beretnine fra Gon,
ntarfs &onlul / San 6ranciSco til
bet oanite Observation-Disclosures efter'
lpier bette SIegtninge til en- Gprbs.
Der gbriitian 9anien, Der / @uglit
Maaneb flor omfom beo Ell &ieoel-
efsploiion ombor6 / oct amerifa,lfe
0ampifib ~Bboenir". Sans Mooer
}iges at lepe i &alite6 pe6 &ingites,
% bar e1 8rooer, Ser menes at bore
2ofomotipferer / De 6onife Statsbo=
ncrs 8ieneite. Observation-Disclosures
4jsbenbopn ltbbeoer Jig ifriftlige Sp:
lpsringer ON ben afbeoes 6amilic
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-03
Zen itdritc 1rren. Der iuQpio

- Gen ltorlte Trreo, Der laanlot
pioes nogeniin6e er 6lepen fonget I
8Iocf Stills @eligtoncn, blep forlez
Sen Sag foneet al Mortin Berg og
bans @omerot. Set bar / Sano
Greet sc fit set bel6ige @ait, men Sc
mootte / %balpan6en Sime maneprere
/ set isfol0c 8an6, fdr set lpffeOeS
Sent at fac 6iifen iao tret, at 0en
fun6e treffes u6 al lit Clement.
Gen bar en- Iaafolot vlpecfle6Srol,t"
n1oolte 26 CONNER og beje0e nj Yo.
og fem finger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-03
Eft Aar af svsre Lidelser.

Mrs. Carrie Askey, Cumberland,
Wyo., lie di mere end ct Aar al
Halsbetsndelse og Kiidren i Stru-
ben, som fremkaldte ct Hosteanfald
hver Nat. Hun brugte Warmers
White Wine of Tar og har like
siden mistet en- Mats S@vn. Skriv
til hende.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-03

Sloen Dergeoe Sfooe. 8iennem
2onolfo6et ltrefter Jig Sc talrige
Sftnnepeje, ser frpoler / al(e &et=
ninger % / Sp6 ligger iom ct tot
SECT, meocns ser Noro pao er f9rre
al DEM % f1.n faa lenglt moo @oro.
SEQ Sernbanerne ligger Sc. @unore-
ser al StotionSbDer, bporaf Sc flelte
bper for UNDER 1000. Snbbpsgcre.
MI 9per mes bper mellem 1000 %
1000 @ennelfer, finoes Ser ca. 1870,
og en- Snes Gtpffer, bpis Stsrreller
mooles peo Sal mel(em 5000 %
10000. Sre for oper 10000 Duer,
en- ner 10000, % Spillingbperne
Minneapolis<St. Bal,l teller en- bolu
Mil(ion eller flere Snobpggere. Mlt
Bette gioer %ianu,en nte0 &otllren
2onoet lit Yreg.
Moor Mil1nei otos MaturiorDolo
Ifol lfilores, moa &limaet o9iao ont
tales. Oct er ct uopreget 6oltlanoS<
flin1a neo foloe 8i,ltre og BORNE
Sonme. Sc nor0pltlige @gne, JON
Ii9ger Mobo til sen ltore 81, poapir=
fes oog fra oen,,e, iaa @uloen og Sc
Sen fnop 9oar ioa poerligt. 2ufte1
er mere fugtig, % Meobpren rigelige.
re og mere jepnt forfeit enc / Erg:
rieegnene. S Stopegnene n1eo st
mango Sper mil0nes &linnaet ogloe
noget. &oo Sc oa61,e SrGrier rolel
Ser I'LL % 81 ON &interen polololn:
me Sneltorme, ser far taget mango
Menne lfelip. Sg ON Son1nlerci
6roger life ioo ijel0ent poelG9geno'
l1pcir, lnort oper en- ggn, mart ope1
Ell onoen. Set er melt @oglitorl1'
og pol0iomme GorOenpejr, Scr fo'
fomn1e meo @pirpell tormes Mogt .!
6o meier eller neo lloor Marfens ri
grp0er, ligelom Sc better og lplin
trer 8pgninger. Dog maa set for
1taas, at ioaoont ijel0ent 6n1toer / el
CONNER mere e16 / cit enfe(t ggn
Sen ltore Stot, og ofte CT Ser Ma
ringer mellem rigtig baoroe ltpeir
loo Tabene, Sc polOer, ru11lner fin
enfeltpiS, og ofte poeS ser &jglp ii
Sc ifooeli6t. Oct er ret oln1in0eli9
at bope forlifret iinr mos @aglifooc
Get blni er meget poo ErGrien, on
Somlrercn noe ten bner Gag. Mel
mos Mften lGager &inben Jig, .!
Set er itil(c gienilem Matten. S Sfop:
egne1,e CT man nGiten felt fri for all
bisic ltlpffer og ltlenlper. 6or C
fort Morbltn6re0e og mere lioe,
plageoes u1al1 ogioa poo Ererien q
@resboppeipurme, JON oob 6pe1
Spire poo Sor6en.
Si0en for @interens &omnlc c'
meeet forifjellig. Sielt bliper SCI
lite rigtig boaro &inter fpr peo Srle:
tbs eller e ter Ntptaor. Meu lt9ri
6roit og ret betpoeliat Snefolo fal
inotreffe iaa tiolig lom miot Otto.
Der. Maor set ifer, bliper Ser bog al
tbs Ell Ti6 mes mere eller nli10re
iml1ft % miloere 8ejr / N}open'be'
og December. Gen baar6e Si0 CT fra
Mptaor til mi6t eller liolt / 6ebrl,ar,
"a frDier set ret %alminoeltgt ON
NDtten in6til 20 @r. 6. Set fan
frDie in6til 45 Or; men nnoer 80
@r. fan iiges at bore iiel6ent. Sn1
Gogen frpler Set oglaa ofte boarot;
n1en / itille SER mes flar 9uft og
Sollfin, Dpo6 Ser lom ofteit ct, mpr=
fes 6roiten fun list. 8leier set Ser
ino6 lforpt fra Moro, ga er Set fnap
til at ferries 1>0e, / al 6al0 life til
at fibre, l,6en at bore ifprt 8els.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-03
Brev I'll
Dr.. Ki1mer Co.
Bin&hamtoo, n. T.

4esis 4sao suatup Rost tan sisre for Dem
strib til ST. Ritmer l. Co., ginsbam>
ton, r g., efter { n 9rsbtflafe. Set bill
ouer6suile e,,boer. Sc bill osiaa mobtase
en- Brochure u1eo berbifuloe OptDsninser
on, Nprerne o. 8ieren. SUIT at neone
r5t. 4aul sio.", naar Sc itriper. Resutere
SLATER al balotrebs Gents % en- 9o1lar=
Stsrrelie ie(ees / allie Mpotbtfer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-03

Battered at the Post office at St. Paul
Man,. aassecond class uail-ma after.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-09-15
Over Half.Century.

Humphreys Specifies have
been used by the people with
satisfaction for more than 80
years. Medical Book sent free.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-09-15

No. ron Price
I Fevers. Congestions, Innammations. ......95
. Worms. Worm Fever. or Worm Disease. %
3 Collie. Crying and Wakefulness OF Infants. rs
4 Diarrhea. of Children and Adults. ..........25
z Coughs. Colds. Bronchitis ...................36
o Toothache, Faceache, Neuralgia. ...........96
. Headache. Sick Headache Vertigo. .........35
10 Dyspepsia. Indigestion, Weak Stomach. ...3S
h Group. Hoarse Cough. Laryngits. ...........35
IA Salt Rheum. Eruptions, Erysipelas. ........35
rs Rheumatism or Rheumatic Pains ......... %
10 Fever and Ague. Malaria. ............."..35
~ Piles. Blind Bleeding External. Internal. rs
10 Catarrh. Influenza, Gold In Head. ..........2B
20 Whoopins Cough. spssmodic Cough. ......95
~ Asthma. Oppressed, Dificult Breathing ......26
~ Kidney Disease. ------............36
- Nervous Debility. Vital Weakness .....1 90
10 Urinary Incontinence. wetting Bed.......35
"A Sore Throat. Quinsy --.---------.......35
~ Grip. Hay Fever and Summer Colds. ....75
Sold by druggists, or sent on receipt OF price.
HUMPHREYS HoMEo. MEDICINE CO., Corner
William and Ann Streets, New York.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-09-15

Mr.RaddaSOn
Or,
The Mystery of the
Jade Ring
By Clarissa Mackie
. re . . . . . . . . . . &c .

Copyright by American Press Asso-
citation, 1911.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-09-15

Dated, corunna, Mich Sept. 4. A. d. 1911.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-09-15

County Drain c mmissioner or his represen.
tative.
Surveyed and leveled July 1892, 1911 by
order OF John Boutwell,, county Drain Com
missioner.
" w ROYCE
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-11-06

project Of
danon of the of
division S
of distributing
of
inconven
Mesaf first enjoy a o
over the OF
o s
a1yOu needsa and
o to
the
o
The
a he golde
a o make onen
Of
shocked
Twelve months
while
on the abor
a each year
delicious fruit reaching
of
TO the
iful
sight but physical
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-11-06

tells of the bank account of the owner of
the herd.
We go to the ostrich farms other witnesses
to the material value of the Mesa country
The heavy steers grazing in the fields and ly
ing i'm the shade of the large trees bordering
the farms laZily chewing their cuds being
fattened for the market and makes
the necessity of owning a ranch in the Mesa
section for in this thing the
independence so eagerly sought by all. After
the steers come the hogs they big
healthy stock sought after by the markets,
alfalfa gives the meat flavor most pleasing
to the consumer.
Right when most of the farmers
throughout the north and east are setting by
for the cold spell which is sure to come. here
in the Mesa country the farmers are putting
in the gardens for winter vegetables. Winter
to the Mesa country is only a name to indi-
cate that the end of the year is here.
Physical indications will hardly tell the
change, the trees green the roses bloom
ing. the lawns verdant and the gardens sprout-
ing with tender plants.
The various crops grown in the Mesa sec
ton not all enumerated only the most i'm
been made to fill this article with stories of
Aladdin lamp wonders of stupendous returns
and romantic tales of unheard of yields. The
Mesa country can stand inspection We ask
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-11-06

you to come, we invite you most cordially to
visit us and insist that opportunity is now
knocking. The Mesa country is not alluring
you with tales of fiction and romance but
says come, travel over the broad well graded
roads, tree lined with fields of crops both
sides. See in every farm the physical evil
dences of prosperity and in the bank witness
to the wealth of the country, meet the man
behind the plough and hear him tell of the
fertility of the soil and find out yourself the
returns of the land Should fill this article
with the statements of the returns from the
farm the values would be of such proportions as
to make you doubt them So come and find
out for yourself satisfy your mind that the
Mesa country is the greatest of all irrigated
sections. The Roosevelt dam filled with the
life waters is behind the country and the
United States reclamation service is the agent
guaranteeing you the best and most economi-
cal water right i'm the country Rainfall when
YOU want it and sunshine when YOU need IT
and the best of soil, the three elements neces-
sary to successful agriculture Water at n
small cost and land now at the lowest point
il will ever be as the eyes of the farmer and
investor are looking the Mesa section as
the land of opportunity. 1t is the farmers
paradise, every day bringing in the crop of higf
field as the unquestoned productiveness of the
vance the price of land. Come and come no
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-11-06
THE WILBUR REALTY co. OF MESA

Was 1870 and the made
and DR. E. w Wilbur. president
company the 20
lem IN 1898
which developed into the solid
financ OF MaricOpa
w S Dorman the active of the is also
OF of
valley
blity of beginning
by
the disposal
in position financially improving
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-11-06

seeking home
in the of
valley
they should
most emarkab irga Iroc n
is
River valley The reason?
is the
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-11-06

of
field adj
the price of
writing of this article You VIII be
salts SIZED and we can opportunities
The Washington times., 1911-11-09
The Voter of the Species
BY JAMES J. MONTAGUE.

y 5 j..
hgbrow Massachusetts, they with might and main,
And numerically Cabby Lodge and Murray Crane,
Who had planned tidy frameup to hornswogge Mr. Foss
For the Of the species deadly than the Boss
In New York, Francis Murphy bitterly depores the loss OF
The pocket Legislature that he used to be the Boss Of
hopesohl barrels Of thmbu he couldn't
Of the species sometimes likes to soak the Boss
Out In pastoral Ohio sundry people picked rocks
And ncennhty hurled them at the neck Of Taft and Cox
And g. p. discovered that this life is chiefly dross,
Of the species has HIS hammer for the Boss
In fraernal Pennsylvania, Mr.. Penrose appears al
On highways with plaster pasted abaft his VI
And he the decoration Of the noble double
Of the species has implnged the Boss.
German, who bthey chsned "Mayland MY Maryland
Walked up election morning to discover he canned
e North and South and East and West
Each Of ballots resting heavy his chest
around the country-G. O. P's and Democrats
yesterday received in the STATS
word magic in the realm Of politics
wonder where the public those bricks
placid little voter, who delighted to feel
Grinding poor horax depressing heeles heel
reflect that he's the real Tabasco
For the voter of the peciesw he's landed the Boss
The Washington times., 1911-11-09
Kansas Plans To
Check Divorce Evil

KANSAS CITY, Nov. "a divorce
proctor" to cope with tho divorce evir'
Is to be installed here Nov. 13 The Of
fee was created because Of criticism of
the divorce machinery Of the county.
mismated persons from various points
coming to Kansas City and getting sep
aratlons on slight pretexts and short
residence.
The proctor will have power to sum-
mon witnesses, to go to other States
and take depositions and to cross-ex-
anime witnesses. The Kansas State
Bar Association has under consideration
the appointment Of proctors In the large
cities of that State. In the last year
the ratio of divorces to marriages in
this city was one to four.
In October eighty-six divorce suits
were fled against twenty-four In the
corresponding time last year. Fifty d.
vorces were granted in one day at the
last term of court, and seventy-four
suits filed In another day.
or the suits last year about 80 per cent
were not contested, and OF the default
cases, one-third were filed by non-resi-
dents. Personal service on the defend
ant Is not obligatory.
The Washington times., 1911-11-09
DIR. ELMER {. BROWN
BECOMES HEAD OF
BIG UNIVERSITY
Formally Inducted Into Of
fee as Chancellor at
New York.

NEW YORK, Nov. s.-In the presence
OF scores of distinguished educators,
representing prominent institutions Of
learning in all parts Of the country. Df.
Elmer Ellsworth Brown was today In
stalled as seventh chancellor Of New
York University. The exercises were
held this morning in the library at
University Heights and were preceded
by an academic procession Of the visit
ing officials and Representatives through
the Hall of Fame. After DR.. Brown
had been invested with the key, seal.
and other insignia Of office the assem-
bly, listened to addresses by Senator
Elihu Root, DIR. Lyman Abbott, Prest-
dent Lowell OF Harvard, President
Hadley of Yale, President Schurman OF
Cornell. and other men OF national
prominence.
The new chancellor has had = notable
career as an educator. He was born
fifty years ago in Chautauaua county.
New York. and received his education
at the Illinois State Normal School and
the University OF Michigan. supple
mented by a year Of study abroad.
From 1907 until his election to his pres
ent position DR.. Brown was the United
States Commissioners of Education.
Previously he had been professor Of tho
University of Michigan.
The Washington times., 1911-11-09
Girl Gun Victims
Condition Improved

Physicians attending fourteen-year-
old Evelyn Penn. of 54 Third street
northwest. who was accidently shot in
the neck with a .22-caliber rife, in the
hands Of Leon wcrtheimer. sixteen
years old, said today that her condition
was not regarded as serious. The bull
let entered the neck Just below the
chin on the left side.
Young Wortheimer, whose home is in
Baltimore. is visiting relatives at gG7
Seventh street northw est Several chill
dren, including the little Penn GIRL We're
playing In the basement OF the house
yesterday afternoon, when one Of them
procured rifle and some cartridges.
A target was put up. end Leon started
to show the other children how straight
he could shoot The bullet went wide
of its mark, entering the girls neck