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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-09-26

Mrs. Sim O'Neal and baby
wen, 20 Hale Center Wednesday
on a visit, 20 be gone a few
DAYS.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-07-17

1EG-E.ssssll -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-07-17
IA Tumble in Trunks

Trunks with fiber and metal covers leather and
iron bound strong hinges and bolts Best of locks Most too
MANY STYLES to attempt description
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-07-17
Great .StrawHatsale

Every Straw Hat ordered of our store No hating
daIying.
There's plenty of Straw Hat weather ahead but now is
time to sell and Sell We Will
Look at splendid Straw Hats pick out the hat that
peases you, ask the price and you'll be surprised
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-07-17
underwear Under Priced

Formerly $500 Underwear Clearance a Price s875
Formerly 81 100 Underwear Clearance, Price 1913
T ornery S300 underwearC Clearance Price $500
Formerly $500 Underwear Clearance Price ~ ! Si50.
Formerly 81 30 Underwear-Cl Price $100
Formery ST. Underwear Clearance Price 80
Formerly 90 Underwear Clearance Price ...... s. 40
Formerly % Underwear-Clea Price ..s S &c
To appreciate this Underwear You must see it.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-07-17
Hand BAGS

Bags in good styles, linen and leather lined nickel and
brass trimmings, steel frames strong handles all sizes.
Formerly $4,000 Bags-Clearance Price SIS so
Formerly $500 Bags-Clearance Price ... $1375
Formerly $1,000 Bsgs-Clearance Price $ll SO
Formerly 14cO Bags-Clearance. Price $ 975
Formerly $1,000 Bags-Clearance Price 500
Formerly $1,000 BagsAClear nee Price .....$ 700
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-07-17

Suit Cases
Heavier leather strong corners steel frames best brass
locks, leather handles ,u
Formerly $14OO Suit Casts-clearance Price . $975
Formerly $1,000 Suit Cases Clearance Price $500
Formerly $1,000 Suit Clearance Price 49,. $500
Formerly S 800 Suit Cases-Clearance Price ~ $50
Formerly S 600 Suit Gases-Clearance Price $500
Formerly S 400 Suit Cases-Clearance Price $500
Formerly 200 Suit Gases Clearance Price $15O
You'll be pleased with these So -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-07-17
A Cut Price Shoe Sale

Here's the Shoe Sale of the yeara sale that counts
and many instances portion Of the cost in order to make
room for the Fall line.
The you invest in good Shoes the more you'll
make or remember dollar saved is worth
earned Note these prices
Formerly $50 Clearance Price ......... 1915
Formerly $3.50 Shoes-Clearance Price :.. So so
Formerly $500 Shoes Clearance Price ........ SO 90
Formerly $3.50 shoes-Clearanee Price ......... $275
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-07-17

Well cut garments such as men like all sizes and all colors
Some with silk frogs. ei-,v4
Formerly $500 Pajamas- Clearance Price 49,, 81 95
Formerly $3.50 Paiamas-CIear ance Price $175
Formerly $500 Pajamas-Clearance Price 81 az
Formerly $15O Pajamas-Clearance Price 81 90
Formerly $1OO Pajamas Clearance Price ...$ sc
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-07-17

Formerly $500 Trunks Clearance Price, $3.50
Formerly $1,000 Trunks-Clearance Price $I75O
Formerly $4,000 Trunks-Clearance Price SIS so
Formerly $500 Trunks Clearance Price ... Sl375
Formerly $1,000 Trunks-Clearance Price , $1l so
Formerly $14OO Trunks-Clearance Price 975
Formerly $1,000 Trunks-Clearance Price S 500
Formerly $1,000 Trunks-Clearance Price 700
Formerly 800 Trunks-Clearance Price $50
Formerly 600 Trunks-Clearance Price ......$ 400
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-07-17
SO, 900 CLEARANCE SALE
The Boys Suit

The Boys Suit
YOU CAN CLoFHE THE BOY AT A BIG SAVING DUR.
ING This SALE
The double breasted Suit is the most popular of Bows
Suits; It's roomy, comfortable and good looking
hepopuar fabrics are Worseds and Cheviots in hand
some mixtures and colorings. Sizes 8 to IT,
You'll find that Boys Clothes are more durable and
please the boys better than those sold by other clothing stores
Here are the price reductions:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-07-17

Here the way F'rlces are CUT!
Formerly $500 Straw Hats Clearance Price $500. $3.50
Formerly $500 Straw Hats-Clearance Price $500
Formerly $500 Straw Hats Clearance Price $15o
Formerly $500 Straw Hats-Clearance Price .. $10O
Formerly $1.50 Straw Hats-Clearance Price S rs
All Panama Hats reduced one half.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-14

Jrdu .aate Wc9urrin ipurbe untsr
Der 4ntlage. in stnem 2inter5immer
bes garbierlaoens pon CHARLES q.
Strooer cine Gottsrisbuoe fiir psi6lihe
aunoidaft betrieben 5u baben, nit sti
ner GeIoitraie bon SO nebit Soften BE-
legt. Der Barbier erhieIt ipeeen 0ers
mittbsns BON 3immern 81 Spiel5Dss
tsn cine Gel0itrdfe BON IS uno ben
Soften 3uoittirt.
9oIbie 2bomas uno aate Smitb,
beios ipeib, iparsn am Wontag abenD
on Der Gde Der Court uno Sohn Strls
Be iiber bic 3uneisunS bes 9bomas
Sbeloon. zines rieiigsn. toblf6par5sn
Hessrs, in Strsit aeratbsn unp Golps
tatts ibrer 0egnsrin bic untsrlippe
btinabe abgebihen. Sis srbielt e.ns
Oeloitrafe bon $25 nsbit ben Soiteu
5uoittiri. pdbrenb bas anbsre Jrausn=
3inmer ioDie Der Bigger" freiseipro,
den muroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-14

fsranf s. SbeparS, 81, 9ortpcoo. l.
Sba e. @iuiams, Is, Roripooo, 8.
Ssobn Carroll, 27, 600 ". 3.
Rarp .Sarriicn. 20. 663 Carlisle.
(gsm. s. 8eriie, 26, 1927 8ccS.
Iatpn Gpenue.
lDsnrp Sdilberiuf, %, gtoripooS, :.
lGo. 6. Magee, "a. Gittsburg, go.
(Glarabea 90. aoams, 33, 51i VI.
Z. StrnBe.
5GbarIes Sipif, 81, 34f3 WsouIton
gloenue.
aaura Wcainnep, 10. 3429 Roul.
ton aoenue.
ssames %. gerrp, 21, All SO. 7.
(Marp 8. SHlitb, 20, 43t W- Z.
{6reo. @ambsganB it.. %. 41t2
/ sslorioo.
tGlara 9. arpnenieier, %. 220e
Sbaospea.
}gommobcre O. Gutter, 81, 4S47
Gaitern auenue.
gerono Moemmel, 25, 3346 Spo'
fame gpenue.
5Robert o. 5iobaa. 26. Gortpooo.
l2enore 9afer, %, WaaSiionui1e, .
}9eo. Wm. aeinninger, 90. gInupool
Jenna 8uIie. %. Carthage, 8.
|gaIentin aof IT,. %, 724 Clinton
lRarp Ginning, 80, 1916 Gutter.
(garl @anner, 1908 Glm Ctr.
lgIi3abetb 9ehtoIb. 2l4 20. 2ibertp
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-14
Oeburten.

Jobn unb Sabina Woe, 2125 4is
ldntus Str, Snabs.
S Scief uno GliIe gamater, 266 nc
Tliden 4pe., Gnabe.
5anS uno Warsareihe 6aupt. $50
Sit WeUtiden 4pe., Uldohen.
6enrp uno emma 80bm. 1867
Wbseler Str, Wdb6sn.
QIfreo unb Uaamie aamuf. 102 SO.
Clifton lpe., WtGo6en.
5arrp uno lille Sandman, Alp
Dopio Ctr, Wdohen.
Sfaac unb Rebeeea ,3immsrmunn,
sgt Soues Str, Wdofen.
4rthur uno Ssanetts RaItnsr, 1866
Retpton 4pe., 4nabe.
SuIsf uno Rannie 0ambre6t, 1643
Sionep Ipe., Wdoten.
Garl uno Gillian glrtmann. 1915
gine Str, Gnabe.
5arrp uno Glorente aobter, 90
Warp Str, Wdohsn.
Waltsr unb gtbel 5eibsr, 1865
SebIsr Str, Wdbden.
6erbert uno RubD Eol, $50 M. 2is
5ertp Str, WlGohen.
Bernard uno Gmma Iiefbaus, 93e
Belts Str, WGohen.
ausuit uuo Wiprtle 1ennineer
1914 3Deite 4pe., Rnabe.
Nnton unb Sina Rnssl, SO glar'
Str., Mdb6sn.
Otto unb gtta Cfsuborf. 1011
Glart Str, Wdbhen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-14
AuS benz Vo!isei8eriHt.
Gie ,Sdmar5e SanS" I. aifaire enoet
nit einem Tiasfu.

Die Dor einigen 9agen pon Der go,
ii5ei NIT sroBem Gfldt unternommen:
MoS5io ouf anseblihe Witslisber Der
.S4norjen 6ano@s @sGefeIfhaft, reip.
Der .Spcietp Of Banana enoe.e geirern
i'm poli5tiseriht nit einsm tld3lihsn
Gidsto. llnier Der Giihrung oes neisH
Deisiiips Ssrssantsn Grim rparen meb.
rere 1snementbduier i'm Weiteub ouss
seboben unh neun5ebn StaIiener pers
tuftet porben. Soisph ponga bon Ro.
S46 Weit 5. 4penue uno iein Weite.
Soc poHsa hattsn Iih seiiern untsr Der
Gntlnee bes Iragsns psrborsener
Moffsn 81 peranttpprten uno tuuroen
az ie $25 Geloitrafe usbit BEN Rotten
rerlrtbeili. Die iiebsebn anberen ans
ssbIi1en MitgIisber Der gsfiirhte.sn
.Sdmor5s 6anb@ sGeIsIIihafi, fpeihe
ebenfaus untsr Der formeflsn 4ntlaae
tes 1ragtHs nerborsener MafIen nerl
bdfiet iporben tparen. nanbem be 3ss
ont<n unter ibrtt Gffeiten mebrsrs
ReDclp<r. RoiirmeHsr etc. aefunben
boiten. nurben nit iuspsnbirtsn
OelDitrofen BON ie $50 unb Rotten nnf
fleien Gub seiess unisr Ger Bsbins
eung. bic Staot Su perio1tn. llsbris
gins mar porber bic unier ben umitGn.
Zen abfolut unboltbdrs 4niInge bes
1rossns perborssner Woffen auf Nn-
rrbnuna bes poliSeiriAters in bifits
Eiee Der Wnsnbonbase umeednbert
psrbtn. Ter aussong Der 6dIIe be-
tpsif, bab es iid bd ben Oerbofteten
niGt um WitsIieber Der .S4Daraen
60nh- ober irgenb elmer onbertn 6bns
Ii4en Observation-Disclosures eebunbeIt
hoben tam. DIR geftrieea Nsrbanb.
luna robnsen ner itaIiemsiGe acnIul
unb anbsrs prOminente 5ta!tsuss bsi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-14
3inf.Jnqmef.
Ter aageblid)e N0rSer inter $500
garsidait ben 6rokseidworcnen
iihermieieu.

Mm. 9rpben BON gturh Strabs,
Reptopn, g., rpelder betanntlit, dm
Sonntag Rahmitias ieinsn Nahbdrn,
Samss 3int. nit einem S6uB ourh
bas 6er3 tobiete, nurbe gsitern i'm
9orpsrbOr pon Wapor 3. y. Weul.
LODI, BON Repiopn, unter $500
giirafhaft ben GrobseI4DorsneH
iibernieisn. 9rpbsr b.bauptsts. in
Rptbtpebr BON ieinem Rspolper Gea
brau1 gsmaht uno zen Gin. sri4ohsn
3u baben.
e. asihs bes Grmoroeten ipurbe
geitsrn nod isinsr alien Seimdtb,
5inssoro. g.. gsbra6t, um bort Der
Grbs iitsresben 81 fperben.
Der Coroner besdnn eeItern nit eem
JneusIi betrsffs BEG Tobes hes 3int.
Ger aneeblits W0roer mdhts bon
ieinem Rs6i Der 3susnibDsrpeissrung
gebraud. Dihtig. Nusiassn mahte
s5rdu Drr.en pcr benz Coroner. Sie
ersldr.s, be5 ifr Mann Dor benz oers
bdnsnibpolIen Rsntonire bon 3ins
teprobt uno gum a1ntpfe berdussefors
be,s tporoen isi. Nah ihrer ansube
befcnb iie fi6 om Sonntdg Hahmits
tag NIT ibrem Wlanne IN ibrer Mobs
nuns, dIs 3ini Dor benz 5aui. err
fhien uno untsr piiIten 9robunssn
unb Shimpfportsn itrsn Wann bera
ousforoerte. nui bic Strabe su iretsn,
3susin nil lout eeiuneen bdben. I'm
3int su iibrt0uen, bu iie buE
ShIimmits bon elmer ettpaigen Be-
sesnuRs 3pii6sn ben teiben Mdnnsrr
bsfiirhtsie. Gin, entfernte iih fhlisb'
LID. obns bab 9rpben Jpn seh6rt bats
ie. unb lsbierer perlisb ipGter bas
5aus, um Ganbp fir feline ainDer 81
taufsn. llneliidlihsrtpeiie traf c,
2ini In einiser Gntiernung bon feiner
Wobnung auf Der Strobe unb ss fan
su benz perbdngnibDlIen Rencontre.
2tpi 3int. Der 10 Sabre alte Sohr
bss GrihoHensn. !pelter ii6 in Be
gleitung Isines Daters befuno, uli
biefsr bon Drnben eritoiien ipurbe. be,
baupiets, bdb fsin @atsr niht betpaffr
net mar unb obne propotution Dor
9rpben niebergs.uullt nuroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-14

8citriser 5lpeiter Sicg Der yGcbs" IN
philadelphia.

SSn 0em aeltrigen leBteH Spiele Der
Serie Spiihen uuiren o9ieos" uHo
ben ,Gudfers~ in GblIaoeIpbIa be-
oieuten 0umpbrIes mo Mc2eau una
Ter 8eitilt aegen Sd)ule uno ailli.
Ter iiir Die 8egner. Ter 2estere uur-
be i'm 3. 8onqc burh 9ooin abgeloit.
8dbreno oes 8. 8anges, ais Die
Guafer" Sen @aQ unires SdIeloe.
rers Sumpbries nah allen Stminels.
gegenben lonoten, lpnroe Der 2ebtere
eurh Suggs abeeIoit, Der ocu Ste8
fiir Die pRebs" nit fnapper gtoth ret
tete. Durh eineu Seimlauf. lreffer,
ais srpei 9oien beiest paren, iiherten
Die .Reos" i'm 4 9ange ibre 3lpeItel
3 Sdufe; 3 Sdufe hatten lie ihon I'M
I. G5anee burh 3 Sreffer uuo eiHen
,Sehler aeerntet. Ssm 8. 8ange mahte
Gbelan Dem geruirnenoen Saui. Sn
eielem 8ange mad)ten bic oGuoter
einen perspeiieIten anqriff r,no f.
derten iid 4 2dufe burh 3 3refier
9eiher mo Ebelau Doren uniere be-
item ShIager nit le 2 Sreiferu Sum
pbries ianote 3 Suftfadler 3ur gani
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-14

@uroeu mahreno bes DerflOfensn
SalbjaGrs 6196 SauerIaubutf.
i6eiue ausgeitcat.

2aut Dem @erif)t, oen geitern Der
itGotiite @auinipettor Jtapo an
Rapor Suut lbermittelte, tpltroen m
Sen pcrfIoiienen ieh5 Wtonaten i'm
itaotilhcn 9auamt 6196 EauerIaub'
niBiheiue au5qeiteut uno Der MertD
ser in angrtff genommenen gauten
belief iit aui S4,0O1 .2SO. mabrenO
Die ginnubmen oes 9auamts oil 8es
bilbrcn iih auf $11 ,O5t.70 bejiffers
ten. @S5m erIten 3aIbIabr 1911 BELIEF
iih Die 3uhI Der observation-disclosures
auf 5689 uno Ser @erth Der in gin.
ariii qenommenen gauten auf &c.
653, ,4S0.
Iteiem 9eriht oe5 goutnipeftor5
laq aud Der erIte @eriht bes nelen
Observation-Disclosures u. 6. IooO
bei uno Serr Eooo hebt in ieinem De-
riht beroor, oaB iebr pieIe 9altsbeli'
ser. nameutlif @ige,vtbiimer bon
Whethsfaiernen ubiolut feline ahuunq
oapon hoben. in DeIh ifauerLIder
3uitonoe lid ihr gigentbm befinoei
uno oab er uno feline 9liiiitenten Ii
0ieier 9e5iehuug cine er5iebertldl
aanpogne begornen bober, Die Be-
reits ;Sriid)te getragen bat. SSrSge'
ianmt nuroen iorpcit 559 Wietbs,
faiernen inipiSirt unb in 1G4 6du
fern puroen einitneioeHoe Heparatu
rem uno llmbauten angeoronet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-14

areu5ung an Der gurrou StruBe i'm
Sitenoe, als ietn Wagen bon einem
3ugs Der 9. s. 6. &c ct. 6. Rp. gez
troffen uno 3ertrimmert tpurbe. gr
fam babel gu 5alle, erlitt einen 8ruA
bes Roisubeins uno anoere BerIesunz
cen, fir pel6e er jeBt $5066 uls
S6mer3ensgeIo bon Der Giienbu6n9es
Ieu'haft Derldngt.
gu gIeiter 3eit itrengte ouh 5enrp
9opnssnb. Der gigentbiimer Der
Sopnseno Wilt Co., cine &luge iber
$402.9O uIs Gnti6doigung fir ben
3ertriimmerten Ddgen un0 Elm ges
tobtetes pfer0 gegen bic 8obugeIels
ihaft on.
Ra6IaB g q den.
Dm. u. 8oobrpin lit Ra6IoBbers
ipaIter BON Wm. 6. Compton; PerIos
nalien $4,000, 0runoeigeutbum
$4,000.
:. qeter Setter 1T 1eitamentsOous
ftreter pom Rep. u. 6. 0rufHer; per'
ionaIien $4,000.
glnna W. groDts permuht i6r Der:
m0gen an t6re Wutter Itar9 9
! proots.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-14
ane,blid,er 3ed)preaer.

G.orss WcDonalb. Gin Chauffeur,
ipurns seitern auf sinsa bon Jrau
Mlarp Wilbe, 8sIiberin zines Goits
6auies, go. 421 Meit Z. Gtrabe. Dor
JrisD<nsrihtsr armitrons erpirtien
bafibefsbl bin bon ben Goni.abIsrn
iyasin unb Robtrtlon unier bsr Qlns
slaee Der 3ehprelIerti perbdftet. Wes
Donalo fcII DOT unseiGbr sinsm Sabre
Idngerer 3<it In bsm Roftbouie se.
ipofnt unb idIiebIih. nahosm feins
Nehnung cine sslpiife 6ok errsihl
bate, Bel Nodt uno Rebel bic Gtabl
perlaftn baben. Dor einiseu 9asen
tsbrte er mad Cincinnati Suriid uni
iDurbe am Wontas bon GrauWiioe e.,
tonnt, ala er In sinem Gutompbil an
ibrer Wobnung Doriiberfubr. Der &C.
fnngsne beftreitet bic eestn Jpn erbo.
bene Hefnulhisuns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-14
Wtapor STUNT perreiit.

Wlapor 9urt lit geitern 9lbeno in
@egleitlng BON Serrn Glepelonb BON
Sen Underwriters uah Ietroit ae.
reiit, unt bort elmer 0eriamnIrng
bon Observation-Disclosures bei'
Burpohnen. Ter giirger1neiiter geoenft
mebrere Soee IN 2etroit Bu bletben.
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gSm. ". Wttthcll aeindDt.

YoIi3eifef Gppelan tpuroe gefterU
in etnem 9eleqramm pon Der 9ebDroe
bon 2lQsntppu, ga, sriuht. 0ohfors
ibungen na6 eirem Wm. W. Utitdea
an3uitellen uno ben Wtann gu beradr
ridtigeH, ouB iein 8oter in QQentOpu
i'm Sterben lIeut.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-14
Tie Serren Or. Charles gresorp

Tie Serren Or. CHARLES Gregory
Smitb, 6. Gorrp in6 6. Grbart
tpur5en aIs Gonoerfommittee er.
nonnt, Inn iiber Elm sIniuhen Der al.
Iieb Grtnting Trabes 8u beratbi6la.
gen, In Delhem Der Sf)ulrotb eriuht
tpurbe, In 8iifunit aur ShuIbuher
ansuifafien bic nit Der Gillette Der
slaieb printirg Erubes perieben
iin0.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-14
kORN Gs1.tu.te. GorOsiter

EORN @arOsitcr mtt 8jno;r&tio5mfgt no; 5i, sn1sg
ftcr phPr g9turom WluHu un0 Bferc itnetoef
unf fduttelt ebcuio nit cuem Corn Etnoer.
glrb in ieocm Stnut ocrInu'l 4rcis $50 nit
Rtnoers3ntebcr II s. Burton roT SubHss
toirn Cbin ihreibt: Ter 0urocfter arreItei
fr pic Ste tpbultptrn gr erfpOJte mir iibcr
S25 on 2lrbciisfraff ICttes Johr Heln, G1rrls
lhnciOeH I'd ihuytt mebU ais 800 Sdofs
made Ruibels gcvr 5unI Sbod 5engntne
unb aQfcIoQ frci IbbIIoura oe@ 9uroeft!re
8eigero Nrlp RrDcss 9CiG. So, sOIiur, SGnias
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qeqen 2 un0 Oeridcnfte rur einen
,SretpoB 3ur I 8uie geQcn 3. 8eiher
mar ser ein3igc @aienoIeb I'M Sptele.
Guen ln0 9renuQu maren Die
Shieosrid7tcr.
GeiuItat Ser ge1trigeu
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SpieIe.

Siir ben 9telp Dorfer uno Ct Souis
ier &lub Itono gcitern fem SpieI auf
Dem 4roQramm
Gic nReoa" reiiten qeiteru 4beno
pom 4hila0eIphia nuh Cincinnati ab
lno meroeu hcutc 9lber0 bier er1pur.
tet Worgen gtahmIttug beginnt ini
hieiigen 8ulpurf eIu oiertaglges
8QItipicl Der 9rooflpner oSuperbas"
nit einem GoppcIipIeI.
Tie BRET neuen Sd,leuoerer 9obis.
Woore ur6 1SrtQ, Die iih in etuigeu
requIaren 8anqen lno ben 8oriibuu-
gen ols oirlper'preteno pr1pie'en 10.
ben. neroen lpnhrihctnIit it1or In
oteier ISOLDE ibrc ,Seucrprobc bier 3tt
beitcben haben, oa Die 8eterauen I'm.
Ter 6cn ShIcubercrn in Den beioen
IeBtcn @ohen iibcrarbeItet puroen
uno Der 9tube bcoIrfen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-14

Sobn 5unt, Elm 5uhrmann Der
Topnseno Tlil. Co., fubr am 1.
RGrs 1911 iber bic pffenf.ebsnoe
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-18
GRANDMOTHER
USED sage TEA
TO DARKEN THE HAIR AND he
STORE GRAY AND FADED HAIR
TO IT'S NATURAL COLOR.

1t is easier to preserve the color of
the hair than to restore II, although Il
is possible to do both. Our grand
mothers understood the secret. They
made a sage tea" and their dark,
glossy hair long after middle life was
due to this fact. Our mothers have
gray hairs before they are fifty, but
they are beginning to appreciate the
wisdom Of our grandmothers in using
sage tea for their hair and are fast
following suit.
The present generation has the ad-
vantage of the past in that it can get a
ready-to-use preparation called
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair REM
edy. AS a scalp tonic and color re-
storer this preparation is vastly SUI
perior to the ordinary sage tea,
made by our grandmothers.
The growth and beauty Of the hair
depends on a healthy condition of the
scalp. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair
Remedy quickly kills the dandruff
germs which rob the hair OF its life.
color and lustre, makes the scalp clean
and healthy, gives the hair strength,
color and beauty and makes it grow
Get a so cent bottle from your drug
gist today. He will give your money
back If you are not satisfied after a
fair trial. Special agents, Fout & Por-
terfeld, 81 Broadway,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-18
.NISBET CREAMERY
HAVING GOOD run

New Salem, March 1s.-E. L. Stet-
sen, was in New Salem on business.
Mr.. Stetson is an enthusiastic booster
70 the Nisbet creamery which started
to do business about a month ago.
He states that they are having a good
run for a new creamery starting at
this time of the year, and that when
then spring eason opens UP that they
will have over seventy five patrons,
which they hope will give them one
OF the largest run Of any creamery
In the state. Nisbet has a n~eighbor-
hood Of very Industrious farmers and
their creamery should be a success
In every way, and in the course Of a
few years they will only regret that
they did not get into the creamery
business years ago. The cow and
creamery is the only sure way to win
in North Dakota, and for that mat
ter every state in the union has had
to come to it sooner or later.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-18
LOST
AT HANKINSON
FIRE DESTROYED LARGE MER-
CAMILLE ESTABLISHMENT
TWO MARROW ESCAPES.

Hankinson, N. D., March 1S.-Fire
destroyed the general store Of Gold
stein & Kulberg. involving a loss OF
$22, 900 on stock and fixtures and
$4,000 on building. Goldstein & Kul-
berg carried insurance to the amount
Of $4,000, and B. PETIT had $4,000 In
surance on the building. The build
ing and contents were a total loss,
nothing being saved.
The fire was discovered by trainmen
going to work. BY the time the first
man was on the scene the rear Of the
store was a mass of flames. and within
FIVE minutes the entire interior was q
roaring furnace. The origin OF the
fire is a mystery. A. Goldstein and
Max Wexler were sleeping upstairs
and barely escaped with their lives
leaving their room in very Sscanty at
tire. From the first 1t was evident
there was no chance to save the build
ing or contents, and the fire depart
ment devoted it's energies to protect
ing adjoining property. A good snare
Of John Green's hardware and furni-
ture stock was removed to h street,
and. the east and north walls Of the
burning building were braced up to
keep the fire from spreading. There
was scarcely a breath Of air stirring,
but what little there was came from
the north, carrying the flames to the
open space in front of the store.
According to the January inventory
and the goods since received, the value
of the stock was $4,000. The firm
was preparing to move a portion Of the
stock this week to the LAWYER build
ing on Cannon avenue, it being their
intention to operate two stores. The
shelving in the Lawler building was
nearly finished and the end Of this
week would have seen the change Of
base complete.
The building was a two-story frame
structure with one-story additions at
the side and rear. 1t was built in
1894 by B. Peitz who has owned it
ever since. In 1902 Messrs. Goldstein
& Kulberg leased it and opened a
general store which they have con-
Quoted ever since, building up a per-
manent and profitable business. The
fire is a severe loss to both the mer-
camille firm and Mr.. Peitz. In addi-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-18
OF N. D.
man MURDERED

Hazelton Republicans George Shep-
herd, of whom mention was made last
week as having been called to Kelsey,
father, returned home Monday.
From conversation with him we
CLEAN that this father had been living
alone in a small house In a secluded
part of the town, but that he had an
occasional visitor-a man of no visible
means of support and of questionable
character. Early in March a money
lender from one Of the cities ap-
peared at the Office of the register Of
deeds to file a mortgage for $500 with
the elder MI. Shepherds homestead
as security. The county officials had
already heard Of the disappearance of
the old gentleman and at once started
an investigation. It developed that
the questionable character above men,
toned and in his possession the PEN
sion papers and also the deed to Mr..
Shepherds land, and thus armed, was
able to make the loan above mem
toned. Search for the man under sus-
picion revealed the fact that he had
left the country. !.
After hunting for some time the
body Of the victim was found about
100 feet from his residence where it
was carefully covered with brush and
snow.
The suspected murderer is well
known to the officials and though he
had several days the start of them
they hope to have him under arrest
within a short time.
Three sons and a daughter survive
Mr.. Shepherd, and all were present
al Kelsey. last Friday, from where
the remains Of the unfortunate man
were taken to Iowa to be placed be-