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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-01-11
Gmrefa. Saas9afota.
5. sSanuar 1911.

Sn ben leBten Sasea TT es bier iehr
talt, 10 talt, baB einem beinabe Sbren
unb Naie erfrieren uno bab lebtere
mandmal wie cine srObe rotbe 3miebel
ausiiebt. Sod, aud bieie 3eit wirb
pieoer poriberseben.
Weiu ndbter @eoante 1T iebt serabe
BET &aroline Slider In Galiforniea.
Alip, Ydsle, Sie iinb sans unmillis
nit ben Mdnnern, aber id seb' gurem
Willem redt. gr fol- es fid gut mo-
den, penn es ibm bic 3eit erlaubt.
geionoers gut mub es iein, penn man
bic Siibe uuter einem Sranaenbaum in
bic Sbbe itreden tann uno iid bann bic
Sraneen tn ben Wtunb tuseln ldbt.
4ber bod min ib Sbnen eine quite DEE
oisin perratben. ipenn Sie Sbren Wil~
lem nit alIer @eipalt fleiBig baben
modtsn. SD peroe Shnen oas Re3ept
brieflid suididen. uno tpenn rihtis
an9ewanbt, bann peren'r er mol ieben,
pas'r fer en- Heibise Willem ben. Dice
ies Mittel III einfad unb gut, unb
penn es iid aud bel Sbrem Wilbelm
bepdbrt, 10 aebe ih Sbnen bas Reht,
es in Der vpolt" su publisieren, oamit
au1 anbere es antpenoeu tOnnen. Wer
oaran iiraudeIt, follte es oann an iid
ielbit probieren, uno tor iueroet aus-
iinoen, oaB Der SenBe 8ilbelm reht
bate.
Ser ndhite on Der 8eibe 1T Der Sas
lomon, ipslder meint, baB Die Gang
obreniaso nidt gum 8efen aebt. Meib
nidt, Radbar, id tann nidt Hagen!
SD brau1e nur nod 90. bann babe it
i6on 100 bieier &erle ben @araus se.
maht.
glun elm 8ootesfal. glm 81. De-
sember psriAieo oas bier Wlonate alte
SDbn6en bon guguit StObner. unb
puroe am /. Sanuar CUR leBten &uhe
eebettet. paiior s. q. Gent belt bic
gesrdbniBreoe. 0as ainolein bat oas
etpige 2i9t erlanst uno ben gltern
iprede i9 mein innisites geileio ous.
Stun min id aud nidt perseilen uno
6reuno Sobannes Slipfel frussn per
i'm perhofenen Sabre 1911 bic meiiten
&orreiponbensen einseianot bat. gSie
ia nod allen 2siern betannt, bat er leB-
tes Sabr periproden iie pieoer alle ab.
susdb!en uno sinsuienoen, uno Der,
pel6er bic meiltsn gsridte bate, iollte
ia einen rotbeu v@Otta" betommen.
IS tbut mir leiD ipenn oerielbe pers
ipielt 1T, aber es 1T eben 3u ipdt; i'd
bin epa a 70 en- Gerl pie iellsr Willem
in California. glber oesbalb uidt bic
Slinte ins &orn eetporfen, ionoern
frii6 barauf los. @er oieies Sabr on
bic Spibe tommt, benz tperoe i4 ndds
fes Sabr cine idOne Buppe als @eibs
nadtssei9ent taufen, wollte aber iagen
Maul. oupula, lid amer 10 gut.
g2un m6dte id nod einise anfiibren.
bon oenen i6 aud nal serne lpieoer,
ettuas bOren m6dte, udmlid: Grieori9
Sofi, Seinri6 S6mitt, goam &ie9ert
uno Sacob unb 9lusuit 8ofter. Seio
aae se9rGbt.
Sd oente oas piro pobl alles ieia
fur oiesmal; nddltes Wlal uielleidt
mieoer etpas bon sinem Sod3eits. pid-
mid. SIM @anss iites i4on elm lpenis,
aber i6 barf isbt nod ni6ts oapon per-
ratben, ionit betomme id am @noe eins
aui Die Singer. gtun aoieu, uno bleibt
aas idOn seiuno.
Der 8enbe @ilbelm.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-01-11

oel UtptlsSt poet "u'h', ouS 'oS'es w
Dir ihon beiorseu, nidt tbeurer als
iieben roer a6t 9roSent pom Sunoert.
rSa, wann's 10 iid", iaat cann Der
beutide Midel, mo tat ids" uno
bat er ben Widsl ooer Sannes einmal
10 melt, oaun miro idne0 sum Notar
sefabren uno Der Saufatt ooer Sabros
baidne ab9eidloHen uno cine 3eit feits
seiebt bis gum @ubide. SIT oas eins
NAL 9eibeben, oann brau6t i6on Der
San9el nidt mebr gu laufen, oenn Der
oeutide Widel 1T ia etn9e3dumt. Sept
mus Der Midel gum San9el laufen,
uno Der Sansel ridtet es meiitens 10
Elm oaB ct nidt oabeim 1T ooer er 1T
trant, bamit lid Die Sahe in bic 2dn9e
sieben ioa. Sept auf einmal mirb es
aber benz Widel poer Sobann ernit,
oenn bic 3eit 1T ibon turs. SEPT
fraet er bas iitoiide &ino nidt mebr,
um pel9e Yro3ente man in Soeha
@elb betommen fann, benn er 1T in Der
&lemme uno mub sum Sdparsen au6
@eib iaseu. IS wiro eilisit mad
SbeHa sefabren uno Der San9el ldbt
ben Midel beim WeHer= ODER Sutma-
der iiben uno sebt ieinen 8eiddften
mad. Der Widel iiBt aber ben sansen
Sag tpie auf Naoeln, oenn Der San9el
tommt nidt. rStit 9leiooa Spet III
berbeim itebt mel @iddft," iast ct Dor
f6 bin, mann id noma bon benz
2anotafe nits sewiBt bdtt!" IS piro
idon 10 llbr, Der Midel mill iid idlas
fen le9en. SEPT auf einmal tommt
aber Der Sansel anserennt. n@ot
monet, Midel, lebit nod? st, iast er,
Wtdel, lid beB a @ididt; mer tann
net srisa TAI 8elo tueni9er als IL prOs
gent; oeB mo mur su iieben uno adt
ProSent bat griga Tonne lia alles meg.
vNO", iagt Der Wtidel, rtuas lid DO 3u
NADIA; mir miillen's ban, oeB fann
toita mas es will." gtun, oentt Der
Sansel, 10 babe id es idon lanse baben
wolleu. SEPT ibneioet Der SanaeL
uno spar 70 breite Riemen tpie er min.
llub frQgt man oann ipdter 10 etnen
Mibel ooer SObann, no wie lid euer
@iaaft fertig mora, oann ia9t er, gang
gut, oenn Der Sansel la9te ibm bod:
Sag noma nifs oerpon, Wtidel, Dor
a anorn bGtt i'd oeB nett tho mas i'd
for bid TO ban." gtatiirlib weiB ia
Der Widel nibt, oaB ibm Der San9el 10
piel bel Dem @ei6dft pe9eenommen
bat, oab er oas 2ano, pel9es er 9e=
fault bat, oret Sabre lden tann uno
betommt nidt 10 piel beraus als Der
San9el auf etnmal 9eerntet bat.
Seiten GRUB an meine 9cpeiene Na6=
barn So. uno 6. 2app bel &i6arbton.
2ieber Nadbar, oeinen wertben Brief
babe i6 geIuno erbalten uno miinl6e
Dir ebenfalls oaNe!be; tpenn ou gu meis
nem S6pa9er &retn tommit 10 9riibe
i'm bon uns uno er ioQ li6 audi etn=
NAL in Der r@ureta Yolt" b0ren; es
piiroe mid iebr freuen. 9u6 einen
@ruB an g. @altb; mill Dir ruiiien
lalIen, oaB oeine griioer uno oeine
SApeiter Magoalena mitiammt oeiner
alten W}utter nod ale 9eiuno lino.
Seine Sdweiter 1T 0fters bel uns uno
iie lieit oeine Seridte iebr ssrne. gud
einen GRUB an s. uno 6. @altb uno
an s. Sdeuifele uno 6rau. @arum
ldBt ibr eud gar nidt in Der vpof"
bOren? aQerwdrts sriBeno
6 briitian gauer.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-01-11

az Wer @elo auf 2ano tpill iprehe
Dor in Der Seuti6en Yant. 9ein auf-
Idu5. @ilnitise Ysoinsunsen.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-28


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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-28

FRON IIIT
'.,tr ia saefats demands thar
" =. Al possible foE 'bo. cor
g -'. .as and ,da. W. mpaft to
'a ~. al information coming
laaa's -. =. on a.Hca tends .
l'a %. t.or.,.oa Of die condition
, s1 .,.,oua,el.. except. OF course !
''' .,gsrI.s as Nay be patent
- a.s.5 .sa4..sa.sa whereby We
aa- establish monopoiy
sa5..a II ~ -, a.. necessities OF
p ~
Killers 49,.
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III II I{t4 II
i. 4. hia&' WHO aas aiail
siderable money en- me
ment ef lake and PARK al tstzsa
told me Monday that owns t. ~.
continued dry weather. f@aH'as ~.
flew OF his spring weak AMI e7tt=1I&
lie hauling OF mueA @tt.E inc
from his lake hda bo1 ti.tatI oHE
said he had some water atotF'd W"
fish HE expects whom TIC eaftH
shall once more become tnlt o VA
ter to have fine lake, and tls Trees
ia the park ar dnin& A#f4 Vol
j. D. Freeman, one Of the best iei-
lows i'll Ellis county, VAS hefe from
WaXahaehje j. and pui his figures
forward another year. ". T. Fort
or, Who has lived here aariHs the
year, has Joined the back 10 M
farm movement and u nov a home
out on WaXahachle :, Tuesday
morning | mounted SeiiH sid Eek
and rode OUT on the Ferris roat.
WIS soon overtakeH hy Il. T. Johea
and rode With him out five miles
He told me some time since he would
move, but WIS glad 10 ieasn that
he would remain where He is BY
the way. he is q WidoWer, past sixty.
but not much 2ood-lG0kinE. iuteIlI-
gent. no small children. ana looking
for Il Householder. A hat 10 the
wise is sufficient. found " l
Gibbons az home. and within u shoG
distance OF whore he WIS reared.
Out on the road | met Mr. and Mr.
.. r. Risinger, their infant son and
Mr.. y. X. Bin from Ferris = !
notice where II local paper referred
to the same trip of these people.
speaking of Mr. K. as prominent
farmer Prominent farmers are
nIentiful but II Is not every one who
Is in tGe full enjoyment Of being
dad for the first time. Dave is
proud of his boy. and every properly
constructed human must rejoice
with him. Houston Jolly Lad All
attack of meningitis last spring, but
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as against s2,os..71 through the same
source last year.
The roll cali of the 43a enrolment
was next in order and then a free
field for discussion of any topic for
the good Of the church or for sugges-
tons on that theme which was partict-
pated IN hy quite number, all of the
most optimistic nature as bearing on
the work for the ensuing year The
card system plan on the old debt
fund was continued.
Mrs. \. s. Butter was unanimously
and il might be said, enthusiastically
retained as leader Of the choir
A vote OF thanks Eas rendered To
Miss Myrtle s. Davidson for her
faithful services as orgauiEt
A hearty vote OF thanks was given
10 Harry yanausdaH. the retiring
superintendent of the SUNDAY schoo
for the efficient and Tery acceptable
manner in which lie had performed
his trust.
Then after q prsrer by the pastol
Meeting closed. everybody feeIin!
that 1t was good thai ther had at
tended this most encouraging NEE.
ing
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-01-04
Glorious Hair
For Every Woman VINO Wants It

Any woman who neglests her hair
cannot expect to have as lovely hair
as the woman who doesn't
Wash the hair once week, use
PARTISAN SAGE daily-keep YOUR
hair brush clean and IN a fev days
you viii give to your hair beautiful
lustre that you will be proud Of
PARTISAN SAGE is a most reliable
hair tonic: so reliable that Wilkinson
& Co. guarantees it to eradicate dand-
ruff. stop falling hair and itching
scalp, or money back.
should be used as dressing By
every member of the family hecaEe il
keeps the scalp clean, prevents hair
from turing gray and badness Large
bottle 81 cents You will have no use
for ordinary preparations after once
giving delightful PARTISAN SAGE a
trial
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Business Meeting Followed consresa-
tionaI Supper Which Was At
tended by Several Hun
dred Pensioners.
PASTORS REPORT READ
Reports Were Received, Showing the
Church to be ia Very Flour
I,hins condltion-Finanees
Good.

Last night Was the date for the an
nlal meeting of the First Christian
church, Tenth and Blondeau. and il
Was perhaps the most satisfactory
and joyous meeting OF the kind ever
held by the congregation OF that
curcil.
At $50 O'Clock p. m, a fine congre- .
gationaI supper was spread and en-
joyed By the membership, and their
children, which proved most happy
social and friendly occasion which
continued beyond the hour appointed
for commencement of the business
meeting
This event concluded, the meeting
was called 10 order By l. D. Davidson
president OF the official board who
presided, with ]. O. Boyd as clerk.
Rev. y. E. Corey lead in prayer,
song. a scriptural lesson by the pas
tor. Rer- r. II. Lilley, and another
song opened the meeting. Mrs. Fl. S,
Butier lead the spirited song service.
which was joined in BIZ the congrega~
ton, with Miss Myrtle A. Davidson al
the organ.
After the reading OF the minutes OF
the last ANIMAL session the election OF
elders and deaeons for three years
was next in order and resulted in the
election Of the following: Dr.. Il H
Stafford and Paul Bear, ST.. elders.
and II. RI. yanausdaI1. i. D. Davidson.
A. G. Hos.ettsr and Charles Altes,
descons-
The rastor, Rev. r u. Lff1ey, reas
a brief hut very interesting and Ell
couraging report in which he antici
hated the good reports mat we're 10
follow from officers and auxiliary or
CARNATIONS in connection vita ths
church. lie congratulated the mem
bership on its Years successes, dis
eussed the roll OF church membership
and urged future efforts. One singuls
coincidence occurred in the report Il
which IT WAS shown that during IN
year ne had attended nineteen fune,
ais and offciated al the marriage Q
nineteen couples.
Following this report we're TIE 70
loving reports Of the officers Of ID
church and Of the various arxiliar
SOCIETIES including the Missionar
committee. Treasurer, Ladies' Aid 8
ciety. C. ~. b. NJ. organization, su
day school, Brotherhood societg Sc
ior, Intermediate and Junior Christis
Endeavor societies.
The treasurer's report siaowed hi
there vas a debt Of sI.3e459. vhit
had during the rear been reduce
from II 800. and that there we're J
debts due or unpaid, all bills for Il
year had been paid. This announc
ment brought On the fiappiest COZ
ment and it vas announced that tt
was the first time IN the history Of I
church when so good and encourage
a record had been exhibited r
amount collected by the church PR
er aside from amounts contributed
auxiliary organizations was s3,i19
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see Work.

CHICAGO. Jan. THE patrol vag
on OF the west Chicago Avenue STA.
ton sas turned into coal wagon
ghen Mary Lepandovski and her
four children we're found destitute.
Fuel and provisions were hurried TO
mem.
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Her Greet Book.

BERLIN, Jan. Viola Scott, an
American. IS On trial here charged
sim swindiing- She is alleged 10
hare sod book telling how enemies
could he deprived Of their power b.
staring a. their noses.
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Hot Water Bottle.

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. Jan. Mrs.
Grace Foster. daughter of Col J. A.
Tatrous, put burglar 10 flight by
throwing HOT water bottle At him.
The thief howled With pain as he drip
ped boiling water.
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Corset Cords u1.d

CHICAGO, Jan. Stripped of her
clothing, Mrs. Nag Perlett, 50, was
found in her flat bound with her own
corset cords. Her asssiIant gained
entrance as gas Inspector
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Ronhers corr..pondenc.

CHICAGO. Jan. 4-For week
Chas. r. Francis has been carrying
On negotiations through advertise
ments with the thief who robbed him
Of q stick pin. Francis offers $50 for
the pin The thief wants more.
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staIe an Ennine

BRADFORD. Pa. Jan. Accused
Of stealing an engine and landing in q
ditch with il, Frank Dockstader. a
Seneca Indian from the Carleton res
eryation. was held for court.
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Card Parties.

cENTRALIA- I'll Jan. 4-soelety
women can no longer play cards for
p-.zes, il the ruling Of Police Chief
Duncan II his order IS violated ne
SAYS ne vii raid card Parties. ~
homes ami receptions.
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w. j. HARTER, M. D., b. o,

Osteopathic and Electric treatments
a speciality Office 50 North Fourth
street. Ground floor.
Hours 10 to 2 a. M; ? to 5 p. m.
Evenings by appointment.
Phone Office Iowa 1254Red; resi-.
dence, Iowa. S10-Red.
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Ceremony Free.

CHICAGO. Jan. Alt didn't cost
Benny steinberg, 81. and Dorothy
Grossman, 1s, d cent to get married,
becauge they we're the first leap year
couple 70 present Themselves to Judge
Newcomer.
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Lear Year BATES

EVANSTON, III. Jan s-slagiE
rates Boyer and Harrison have Of,
Tered TO marry any girl wig pops the
question free during leap yezT. Now
Harrison offers IN addition pound Of
tea free to eyerr couple
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-01-04

When you want reliable medicine
for cough or cold take Chamberlain
Cough Remedy. Il can always be de-
pended upon and is pleasant and safe
TO take For sale ~ Wilkinson {. Co..
Pharmacy and J. T. Kiedaiseh & Son.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-01-04
Turkish New Year.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Jan. 4-sons
of the Ottoman empire will celebrate
the Turkish Mex Year tomorrow to
be followed by the Armenian New
Year observance q week from Sunday
Armenian Christmas comes week
later.
KEW YORK. Jan. 4.-statisties
show that .23 persons we're killed by
vehicles on the streets of New York
in 1911, III by automobiles alone.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
PHYSICIANS.
DIR. w. p. SHERLOCK.
HYSICIAN AND SURG

Office is North Fifth Street, In the
Howell building.
Office Hours 10 to Il a. M; 10 y
p. M: evenings. I to S; Sundays, IL
to 1 p. M
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DIR. BRUCE /. GILF,LLAN.

DR.. BRUCE Z. 6ILFIIENN.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office G211s Main street, over
Crooks & Cox Millinery store. Bell
phone l90-Black
Residence 81 North Fourth street
Bell phone l2s0-Red
Hours. 1912 a. m. "a p. m. IS.
p. m. Sunday by appointment.
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Broken Back.

BROoKVIILE. Pa. Jan Israel
Corp. %. is dead al his home here, az
ter living ~ years with a broken back
sustained when tree fen on him.
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ciosino up Time.

NEW YORK, Jan. "a woman and
q child companion stood in front of
iewelry store here and watched three
burglars empty the window cases
The spectators thought II was closing
up time.
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mjgsnnzir. OFFICIALS

sEw ToRE, jar. z-Tn addition to
haying 9 millionaire commissioner Of
police in Rhiaelander Waldo. New
YoTz VIII hare q millionaire superin-
tendent Of the bureau Of HIGHWAYS in
Queen couutv N g. Howiaad Levits.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-01-04

Persons troubled with partial par
alysis are often very much BENEFITED
by massaging the affected parts thor
onghiy when applying Chamberlains
Lsniment. This Imminent also relieves
rheumatic pains. For sale by wilkin.
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Percy elyes HimaeIf ~

United Press Leased Wire Service
NEW YORK, Jan. a. Percy C. Van
deroef, cashier, who is said to have
confessed to the theft Of s14o. 900 from
the dry goods firm Of Van Kueran and
Inornton Co, surrendered himself
yesterday afternoon He was commit.
ed 70 the Tombs without par.
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vsluable LITTLE Finoer.

CLEVELAND Ohio. Jan. Hans
S. Aagaard's left hand little finger,
useful in playing a violin was worth
$500 in a damage suit resulting
from an automobile collision. Aagaard
works at house painting.
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DR.. j. EATON JOHNSTON.

III II SIOIa.N a.ND SNftOEUN
The only physician practicing 0ste-
opathy in the county The Smithsoni-
an truss fitted and guaranteed, the
only truss that holds. Office, North
side of Main street, third door above
Fifth. Phone 49, Residence Ninth and
Webster. Phone Asa. P. o. Lock Box
Al, Warsaw, III.
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DR.. Il. 8. wEsTcorT

DENTIST
Office over Younker's store. corner
Fifth and Main Streets
Bell phone 610-Black. Hub. phone. As
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DR.. w. FRANK BROWN.

Surgery and Genito Urinary Diseases
Office 400 Main street. Hours
1880 to 1880: 2:39 to 400; 7:45 to 2
NURSING HOME
SIS North Fifth street, opened Dec. Ia
Hours at Home--1 to p. M. $50 to
ESQ p. m.
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DIR. c. j. CHRISTENSEN
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN

Y. NJ. c. A. Building
Office hours to IL a. m: 2 to s
p. m. Residence Iowa phone l157
rings. Office Iowa phone 1857, | ring
Residence go North Eighth Street.
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TELEGRAPH TABLcIDS


NEW YORK. Jan. sfilkai Nor
kin. world famous Russian dancer.
with his wife. has left the MetropoIit-
an opera Co II is said seaioasses be-
tween rival dancers caused The man
agement 10 get the hook for Nord-
kin.
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croM Ioo QuiekIY.

PARIS. Jan. DIR 4 Marie, IA
NOUS criminologist, says that crimes
Of great violence are usually commit
ten by large muscular men who have
grown Up TOO quickly.
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worth - cents from the Grand Trunk
railroad. Jacob IsHskat vas sentences
10 - hours III Jail
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The Man of Brains.

KANSAS cITl. Jan A." compe,i-
ton between trusts and universities
for men of brains is making things
EASY for the man with a well trained
mind, said President Hadiey Of Yale
in an address here.
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rouns Twin brother.

PITTSBURGH. Jan After a
search of fifteen years. Vim. H. En-
mons. OF Huron, s. D.. learned that
his twin brother. Clifford R. Emmons.
was lying dead in the morgue here,
killed in an elevator accident
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stol. suek.. Of Coal.

SOUTH BEND. Ind. Jan !. Plead
ing gulltg 10 stealing bucket Of coaI
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Soy ESCAPED.

PARIS, Jan. Captain Lux. who
escaped from German prison al
GTash. where he was being held as a
SPY, has left Paris because il was
feared his iubilant countrymen would
engage in anti-German demonstra-
sionE
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y,a.n,t wortf, . Quarter.

NEW YORK. Jan. Twenty-Five
cents stood between Frederick Eek
and death. He turned On the gas 10
die, but the supply Of gas ran out be
caase of the nuarter-in-she-slot meter
and Eek didn't have another quar-
-
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Threw Him Out.

CHICAGO. Ian. s.-When sub
poena server got fresh with her
husband because he didn't vant to go
10 court Mrs. Emil J Ahrendt threw
the man out of the house. Ahrendt
and his wife were fined for contempt.
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Crouching there in the darkness she
listened with breathless interest.
Messages we're being srr- CO with
amazing rapidity. messages o. iose,
business. sorrow, as the case Es;sh:
be- To nine persons out Of ten It's
succession OF dashes. figures and dosE
was far more banning than any Old
World language. but 10 Rcsie Blake
It was all as simple and as clear rs a
child's A, B. C's.
For nearly twsDs.r :a;natss asc
crouched there in the nigh: tier 81.
went down to hs- s;a.e-rooin 10 gst
the necklace for Tom.
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fa5 MiIes Of Pipe

PITTSBURGH. Jan. THE Nation
al Tube Co. booked an order for 125
miles OF steel pipe of e inches diam
eter for the California oil fields.
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Caddinglon' $
EmeraIds
ST CARY WoKDEaLEY
tce.t.r4ss 1re-. g<ss<reeJl

.,.,zz- .sas. = -Hr -s..sos -u,aas,.I~. .
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Wild West.

TULSA, Okla. Jan "a bandit
who held M the bank of Bixby and
got 500. tried 10 escape on a stolen
pony The nag proved TO be buck
ing broncho and threw his rider as the
sheriff came up