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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-05
Uorp Dafota.

- &c. S. &oue og IS. 8. 6tocf=
nell aniatte peo Msiocioteo Gba-
rites / Sarge er be0 fripillige 8i-
Drag fat iltan6 til at oprette en-
2aaneforening, Ser iettes. / Girfiom=
be0 til Nptoar. Ser bil fun BE-
btlgeS 2aon / p6erite Me0Stilfel6e,
iier bbor @pg6om bar iat Somilien
/ tr9ngen6e &aor.
- 81. 81. 8ruton, 8o11ffasl erer /
BLANCHARD, er en0nl1 life opiporet,
oplpier @anfens @mbebsmen6.
@i6en fan foriban6t for en- Maane6
li0er, bar Sc life bgrt set minolte
til bam. &ons 6omilie be6 beller
tffe noget ON bam. 8nnfens gm-
be6smgn0 bar geinnemgaaet Regn=
foberne og fun6et alt / Sen be0ite
Sr6en.
= Ser er for Si6en Blaner UNDER
u6arbeiOelle for Sbferellen at oDer
25 Meierier / 0en peltlige 9el al
Stoten, Iaa mart 6roiten er u0e al
SSoroen. Walfineriet til mango al
Dem er allereoe paa Blo01en. Meie=
rtoriften er / itprf l10bifling ODER
belle Staten> og Ser bliber bDgget
en- M9ng0e 5iloer. Men set ct
BOG i9rligt / Sen beitltge Del at
ben ct / Sremgong.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-05
Wiseonifs..

@l1bera6r Mc@obern bentes
fife at billie i%ammenfaloe @rtroi eS=
iton al 2egislotl1ren, boerfen for
@eMagelien .of 9open ON BppaIg
n6enfor Sc forifiellige Bartier eller
for an6re Gormaal. Spgrgsmaalet
ON 0en nebnte &aIgIob oil life blibe
bebanolet f9r SEN almin6elige 2egis=
latur / 1918.
~ S @erbe6en al Mppleton fanot
2 Smaaorenge, M6olpb og &11ooIpb
Bingel> forleben en- @ulero6 iom Sc
bette og ipiite. Sire Sinner efter por
Moolpb 6e6, og man tbhIer ON at
&ubolpbs 2io fan re66es. Set an
tages, at 6en forgifte6e @uIeroo er
lagt be6 @eien for at orebe Igsgaa-
e11oe &reaturer, iom / nogen Sio bor
lBbet ONT.
- Mels Baulion / &aptparo, gift
meo en- sStt6ianerfoinoe, 6rebte lio1te
Hge lin &uitru, Soiepbine CLOUD, %
ber6es Mo6er, airs: 9mafmat. San
git oerefter no for at finbe fin Sui
gerfaoer; men % ban lite fanot
bam git ban tiIbage til &nlet og
affpreoe en- al1gle moo fig felp. Ste
1erbationens 8olitiman6 fanot Saul
ion iltbe. Sans oargamle Dotter
fanoteS ibielfrosien.
Da Der | 6on6 61 Sac ct in6-
truffet ct 9e6sfaI6 at Difteritis, er
8pens SfoIer luffe6e. @n Bige
bab6e | to Gage, efter at bore or-
grebet at 5bgoommen, baret iam-
men me6 andre 8grn / @folen, og
efter 8igens 800 bleb @Dg-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-05

Dr.. Caldwell:
Jeg modtog Deres Prove at Syrup Pep
sin, hvorfor jeg takker Dem. bet 4ar
virket som ct Under paa NIT Barn. Han
er Xxx som den samme Gut og er nu
saa fed. Jeg ensker at jeg havde vidst
ON dette fsr. Siden jeg modtog Proven
er jeg nu we'd den 3die soc Flaske. Jeg
takker for den Dag jeg l@ste Deres An
nonce. Jeg vii aldrig undv@re dette.
Mrs. Evelyn Matson,
SIG Mil. ST., Milwaukee, Wis.
Dr.. Caldwell:
Jer modtoe PrsveAasken at Syrup Pep
sin OF har brnpt to soc Flasker siden.
Jeg takker Dem for Proven, da jeg kunde
Sc paa denne, at den Wide hjmlpe den
lille Pige. Mrs. W.. +. Forney
Bank Az. st., Des Noines, Iowa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-05
- Norge. =
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

&ron6biem 8D1tpre
bar / OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES belluttet at
inofigbe flere itore SorOeieroomme
til en- iamlet 8eroi al ca. 100000
&roner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-05
JOHNSON CREEK, WIS.

fioro, ii0en @an0elsman6, @aaro-
bruger og OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. @an
repreientere6e Sromsg Mmt pna
S%tortbinget / &erio0erne 1885
og 1868 og blep balgt for 8eri-
o0en 18S9-91, men &alget blep
f%orfa1tet. @tortbingsmon0 Dreplan0
ttlbgrte paa Stortbinget set moderate
@nrti og n96 a6ffillif Mgtelie fom en-
6pgtig @un6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-05
.6j0r $va0t B0rn krafti0e

Megen Leg Diet Erie er uden Twill en ideal Made at h@rde ct Barn, og
organer arbejder fuldst@ndig Harnoni Oct ornemste at dse Organer er
Maven og Indvoldene. Disse er Grundlaget for al undhed, Barndommen
SAD vel son den modne Alder. Standsninger Indvoldene fremkalder Gift
stofer. Blodet smites, og Nervestet, Tr@ghed og andre Onder indfnder sig:
Barnet klager like, men wiser F1gerne. Moderen burde hurtgt l@gge M@r-
Ike til dete. Uroig s6vn og daarig Appetit er code Beviser. bet er imid-
lertid let at ophave Ondet. og n omhyggeig Moder har ald ct paaidelgt
Middel j dette 0jemed we'd Haanden. bet nadvendige Middel, son ingen
Fannie burde v@re foruden, e ct paaideigt, mndt Laksativ som ct Barn an
benytte uden Kvalme og som aligevel er virksomt nk for ct tlfredsNinende
Resultat hos voksneF Folk. Eft saadant Laksaiv, der opfylder allie Fordringer,
er Dr.. Caldwens Syrup Pepsin. Faa Mgde har like hMt deHe omtale, og
endnu'farre, som like til Stadighed holder Diet Huset. Hvor ct Laksativ
tltr@nges vii rugen deraf sikkert tlvejebringes hle Famiiens code Helbred,
thi ale kan benytte Diet. | ale intelligence Hem har dette Mddel estat-
tet den hensynslGse Bug af Sate, Mineravande og andre fprende Mder,
som sj@ldent er nedvendg og navnGg like for Born, Kvnder, gamle Folk
gen we'd at hlde DR.. Caldwel's Syrup Pepsin i Huseu er ubetydeig og Be-
sparelsen i L@geregninger, G. s w. err eget betydeig. We'd at vedigehdde
Mavens regelm@ssige Funkion allie Livets Perioder oprethodes ct got og
kraftigt Helbred og forebygger Forkjeleler, Febre og mindre Hd- og Blod-
sygdomme.
Dr. Caldwell: Dr. Caldwell:
Jes hsr prsvet Dsrs Prsvaasle son s 5s s P%tGg fra fra : Dem a% On fri a5h pYsve ud f
pe kSbte jg an SOC Fhke pa Apohe. mg meTt me end noen anden NeE
ket Jg aner dt som den bedsteT Ting Gin jg for hr bmgt Jg hr en- lille
i Verden for hard Nave. Jg hr vac SSnnesSn omTent IL Maaneder gamneL
ret pget i aareMs daf og fandt aldng SON SON Pageuss 1 d. Pans II ne han 'Se x En
nogen Kurf r jg bugte DHes Syrup ret rak sden.4 @
Pepin. Miss Marie Yager,@ #a . .. r. rider @
Maiuehe. Wis Kimban, Mmn.
Enhver som gnsker at prevev dette NIiddel fr De kjeber Diet ad s@dvanig
Vel hos Apothekeren for 5e ener en- Dollar for en- stor Flaske Famile-
Sterrelse), kan fa en Pr6vehaske frt tlsendt we'd blot at skr1ve ~ Or. W..
B. Caldwell, 45 Washington St, Monticello, Ill Deres Navn og Adresse pa
it Postkort er tlsMakkelgt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-05
Julcheftcr 191l.|
Julegranen==5o n

De n gamle, sol var tlovers, at Kr. Disregard. = Mar Bedstemoer ear
ung gao 1dealer, at r. Disregard: = Jonas og Hva16sken, al <. eia 4n
s sfh41Sd Rah; a: $. Nielsen, 4. J. Petersen, Rasmus Thomson, Peter EriEsen T.
~ a. q, 9opJerg' = Bedeslag, # Antoni Thomson. - ReIeminder. af Erode
( " sa nf c%1 H.n Fra Advent ,9t: til Jul at Erik Appel De Cite Kirke.
e essn w - p@ n II na{e a. - Chr n. Bsa :[c.- - J. Ne1eman, vuggesang, a. Qster
e A yer Stenbaks Bednfter, af J. Chr. Bay. - Hiem1nnosoi -
~ . se enousbo. = Bileder: Paul stefensen: og aldrig har jeg hort dett fol-.
II +. Palmer: Koncertaften i Hmbolt Park. Ano FaoLorn vooto.a
Eiskekone, omslagdegning at H. P. Palmer. Desaden er Julebef%t 4 %
1Husterret med Tegninger af J Enkebene, Paul SteHensen Knnd namha
+. Wetterberg, FIR. Appel, 81. /. ""'of
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-05

enneru 6ban6 Sob
e g + e r beo &ongsberg
er al Oct engelife Selifab, iom MI er
@iere, iolgt til ct norif Selfab for
10000 ST., mel6er ct Specialtele=
grom til uMftenpoiten" fra Songs
berg, Set er Meningen at paabe=
gDn0e 9rift.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-05

956sfnI6 s. Sorbenberen6e
@tortbtngsman6 / Sromsg Mmt, 8.
s.. Dreblanb, ape6fior6, er ofgoaet
1eb Db6en. San bar fgot / 1912,
bar / en- Murrefffe 2prer / Qpp6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-05

tie 5ttlltng.
6 @ape S 1914 ~fienfe6e
Ien norife M6elsman6 S6rgen @faf-
tabel 2 Mlterlpieitofer til u&omme=
6als Mnnere" g. e. Eomter Mnner@
&irfe). @taferne bar forIDnet meo
en- Snifription ON @apen og meo
@ffafftnblernes @habenmnrfe. Mf
EN- 8eiigtigeIiesprotfol fra 1673-75
fremgaar, at Staferne 6engang itoo
paa &trfens Sitter; ienere er Sc
imi6lertt6 blebet ifilt fra &irfen,
n6en at mon far nogen SplpSning
ONT, naor bette ife6e. S SEN ienere
Si6 bar SEN enc al 6isie @tafer bee
ret / Sen ibenife Maior 81. bon
Scbinfels Sic. @fterat Maioren -
fo%ranle6iget be6 Snifripttonen paa
.@tafen - bab6e in6bentet Splps<
ming ON, bpilfen Strife SEN / iin
Et6 bar tilb6rt, bar fan MI giennem
&irfe6epartemetet gibet @tafe1t til
bage til Gomter &irfe. Stafen er
at Sin og meget lml1f og bar en-
Sei6e al 80 Gm.
~-
&irfe6epartementet bar paa Strife
itprel1ens @egne bebi6net Moior bon
@cbinfel 6ens erfien6tlige Sat for
Sen bafre @abe. gnobi6ere bar De-
partementet rettet en- Opfor6ring til
Eomter Sogneitpre om bos en- 6Dg-
tig Metalitpber at beittlle @agen til
ben 9om1e @tate, font TIT otter bill
blibe anbrogt paa &irfens MIter.
8 ro1n g so an6s
S II I e in6fisb B. Goronleoiaet
be6 en- Me66eleIie fra 2on6o1, gao
en6c ,'f paa, at Dronning Maro
ful6e 6aoe short betp6eIige Sn6fipb
UNDER lit SpboIo / England fornpIig,
ffriber en- al &riitianias ferite Sor-
retntngsmen6 / uMftenpoiten".
Ct Ser birfelig lite nogen, iom
bill iige ct Sr6, ct frit olborligt Orb,
ON, at Dronningen lite fieber ber-
men faar alt fra l16lan>
Oct. Set er lite iaa meegt for, bpo0
fun fieber, iom for set @fsempel,
b1tn iom 2an6ets fdr1te Game giper,
og iom mange al 2an6ets bgitltil-
1eoe 9amer 90 f6lger.
S Sil1utning bertiI ffriper uMf-
tenpoiten": 81 tror, at en- Menings=
uotolelie iom 6enne itfe ber ober-
lee. Sen er f%remfommen fra fulot
lopo1t &olo og bar flor &ilIutning
fra neutrality-suspicious.. Dette er
1oget on6et og mere enc ct gfonomilf
5pgrgSmaal for en- Del itgrre Sri
ltianiofirmoer og Sc &en6er, iom
Der finder lin 8eifieftigelie, men set
oeffer @ismo6, og man er tilbeielig
| bette SorboI6 at ie en- Gilii6e=
ietetlie al norif Mrbei6e, norif @mag
og norif 6orretning. MIe 2on6ets
Borgere fgler set iom en- &Iigt efter
enne at giere alt for @orge og for
Sremne at rationale sSym%teresier, og
Der bill man gierne ogiao ie @on6ets
fbrite Game gaa / @pi6ien.
g orenffrib Mcbe-
b ng er ofgaoet be6 0g6en /
/ en- Mloer at 83 Mor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-05

g e 8 b r II g e t bar
opjagt fine Mrbej0ere. Tor en- Waa-
1eos Sis 1i6en forelagoe 8ruget
fine Mrbei0ere en- 2enstarif til Geo=
tagelie. Mrbeioerne f%orfalte0e imio-
lerti0 Earifen og %inolenbte ct 6or-
log til Sarif. Ser ifal MI aabneS
5orban6linger mellem 8ruget og Sir
bei6erne. @er6als6ruget ltoar life
/ MISREPRESENTATION. Set er
iom befien6t fomunaIt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-05

Ask your dealer for "Odin Brand
Mysost", and "Rose Leaf Brand Pr:m-
ost". For sale everywhere. For par
ticulars see adv. in this paper.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-05

e 5 5 t Geglperf.
Sra Srebrifsitu6 me66eles, at Moo=
6etorp Seglperf er bren6t. Sl6en
opito6 / 8renoobnen> og mart 1too
belle Seglperfet / 8ran6. Obnbniet,
Maifinbuiet og en6el al Sgrfebuiet
bren6te. Msiurancen er $4,000 &r.
Driften bar / fnl@ Gang, og ser par
en6n1t tteget Sten, iom iful6e bren<
oeS n6oper @interen. EegIperfet
tflbgrer Mftieielifabets Greorifsitao
forene6e Teglberfer
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-05

9 e I 5 ! 8 s I i , I'll t \
I t 8 p o t I. Sra ariitiungiunb
S Mobember Maareb bar
RSlipfiifefsporten beret niaooanltg
ftor, remlig 4,368,650 8g. Dette
er benimob bet oobelte at
bbab Ser nogeniin6e ttoIigere er efs-
porteret berfra / en- Maaneo. Den
operor6entlig itore gfsport bar fit
ferlig lin @r11nb / BEN itore Sttg-
ming, Tom Barens @rts bar rnoers
gaaet / &6it7 og fom efter @fspor-
Mening mart bill fulmtnere.
Derfor far gfsport6rerne MI r%ealiie-
ret fine 2ngere UNDER set Doerit gum
itige Murfe6.
@tor.e Spberier. On
itgrre Sil6- og 6iifeerportforrttting
/ Gron0biem, iom fortioen er UNDER
MISUNDERSTANDING, bar beret @ien-
ftnn6 for en- &effe eneitaaen6e 1tore
EDberier. On beI 8an6e al Sorret,
ningens Mrbei6sfoIf bar giennem
ct lengere Ei6srum ipitematiif be-
|ftiaalet 6orretninget og ligefrem
6rebet @ngroSforretning / itiaale1
|Sil6 og Slit. EDberierne omfattel
mango Euiin6er at 2roner, og 81
itiooIne @arer er oels iolgt / 8Den
bels %erporteret til n6lan6et. Spbert
erne 1faI bore en- b9ientlig Murial
til Gprretningens 6aarltge bfonomt
tie @tilling.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-05

g t t t, m 0 s e I n e
s. t ffaI bpgges paa @llings=
81 / &eoalen. &otellet ifol blibe paa
mellem 40 og so &ereller og It's
itDres belt mo6erne me6 eleftriif 2ps
o. /. b. Set er Meninget1 at tage
moo baQ6e reiien6e og fa1te @ieiter.
&otellet bpsges al Sfogeier GeIar
2m6aaien. Set bill blibe reiit lite.
betfor set gamle @lIingsbb @otel,
iom br9n6te ne6 for ct Mar lioen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-05

S rebri fsbal6 Gam
las er / 2igbe6 mes en- &pffe
%fpenfte Samlag gaaet ODER til BET
iaafal6te 8rattife Spitem, bporefer
Mlfoboliiter life ifo1 faa fjgbe @piri,
tuoia. Samlaget bar efter Samroob
me6 Bottigitpret og Holittmelteren
lrnge babt Bitter ODER Berioner, til
bbilfe ser life maa ielges eller fer
pereS @pirituoia. @amlagsitpret
forbanoler MI ONT p0erligere Sfier=
pelie al Spltentet.
g r e I. @n 80
&ar gammeI Some / 9itmorfen ifuloe
forle6en Dag ten6e 2ampen me6 en-
5ttifffe fra &eiien. @erun6er tog set
SIR I ben6es &Ie6er. Boo ben6es
@frig tom en- lioen Gut og en- 8ige
til og fit iluffe 8ormen beo at
flaa @ano paa ben6e. Sen gomle
baboe imi6lertio faaet fbere @rano-
faor og &oaret ofipi6. SUN oe6e
efter ct Bnr Cages GorIgb uoen at
bore fommet til 8ept6ltbeo.
r g n SSnrhnnnnoro41So
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-05

90 5 81 6 9 II | e r / n g 3.
a + B e % verne i Eps e.
BAL gaar set raft frem. Sorle6en
Gag gift ii6fte Salpe / sen ca. zoe
80. lange Sunnel, iom er boret mi61
in6 UNDER 8un6en al 8eriepan6et
og iom gi6r BET muligt at tappe
8an6et n6. Set por en- SaIpe, bbor-
til ser me6gif 200 &g. 9pnomit,
iom iprengte 6e ii6ite 3 Meters
Sielobeg, iaa &an6et blot og meg
tigt funoe itremme no giennem
&unnelen. Monteringen al Sc npe
pel6ige &6rle6ninger 6ripes mes
&raft og ligeiao Mrbei6et meo &raft=
itationen. @n beI DeI Mrbejoerbuie
er / set iibfte reiite.
6 Taper &e6ninqs=
8 q a g.. Sra Bergen meo6eles ON
en- fief 9aa0 peiterpaa, iom fortie<
ner at blipe fien6t. @n Mften por
en- 8aa6 meo 6 Menneifer poo Sci
fra Moloeen til Gptingbaag. 8eb
@ongsneSlet bleb 8aa6en at @ig-
ernie fa1tet moo en- SIu GA ppIte1e,
nlDffen ife6e ca. 6 Meter fra 2on6,
og oen eneie ibentmeopgtige Man6,
&orol1s Snrenes, ipemme6e fgrlt
ilon6 meo to balpt bepio1tlgie apin,
Der, iom bab6e bengt fig falt / bons
Meoer. ga oct bar giort> ibgmme-
De ban to @ange u6 igien til &ppl<
bet og re66e6e 6e to Men6. oq en-
@maapige, fom par meo / 8oaoen.
Mlle bar meget me6taget, og oa set
bar 2 a 3 Sem. at gao, fgr Sc ON til
5olf, leb 6e meget onot.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-06-22

Dan Myers returned this morning
from a business visit at Kansas City.
Lightning struck the house occupied
by Pleas Holland on the south side
last night and knocked a good sized
hole in the roof but fortunately did
not set the building on fire.
FOR RENT-To small family, five
room, modern cottage, hot and cold
water, bath, electric lights, gas, etc.
Enquire at Chieftain Office.
: Only minor changes have been nee
essary to make in the program for the
Sunday school convention that meets
in Vinita tomorrow afternoon at 2:30
and closes Monday afternoon. No
change at all has been necessary ex-
cept in the personnel, and it will go off
exactly as arranged unless changes
are needed later A. d. Bennett will
give the welcoming address and the
response will be by Mr.. Thos. W.
Smith of Centralia The special music
will consist of instrumental selections
by Prof. Roper, solo and quartette
at each of the Sunday sessions. Mrs.
G. E. Dowis of Blackwell will be the
principal speaker and Mr.. and Mrs. c..
H. Nichols of Oklahoma City will take
prominent parts. The sessions will
commence promptly on time and every
one should try to be on hand at least
five minutes before the time.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-06-22

At Chicago RH E.
st. Louis 600 600 OO1-1 5 S
Chicago OlS 900 22*-S 8 2
Batteries Allison and Stephens;
Walsh and Kuhn.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-06-22

At Brooklyn-- R.H.E.
Philadelphia OOo 600 OOO- 0 8 0
Brooklyn 4Ol OO1 1O*-7 II /
Batteries: Seaton and Killifer;
Rucker and Miller.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-06-22

At New York R.H.E.
Boston O51 900 92O-11 1S .
New York 900 OO1 Oil 3 z 4
Batteries Wood and Cady; Quinn
and Sweeney.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-06-22

Indianapolis at Louisville-Postpon-
ed; rain.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-06-22
American League. .

American League.
AT Philadelphia R. H. E..
Washington $40 0O2 OO0-- 8 IL s
Philadelphia 100, OO1 OOO- 2 5 1
Batteries: Groome and Henry;
Morgan, Pennock and Thomas.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-06-22

At Detroit R.H.E.
Cleveland 500 600 O1O- 6 9 1
Detroit 600 OO2 OOO- 2 2
Batteries: Blanding and O'Neil;
Summers, Coyington and Stanage.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-06-22
R. II. q.

At Boston R.H. E.
New York O2O O2O 100 5 8 2
Boston oil 600 OOo- 2 10 2
Batteries: Marquard and Meyers;
Perdue and Rariden.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-06-22

AT ST. Louis R. H. b.
Chicago oil O09 101-7 Z II o
st. Louis 12O OO1 200 6 10 8
Batteries Lavender and Archer;
Willis and Wingo.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-06-22
earrison's c. o. o. Grocery.

WANTED-Two or three live wires
for fraternal insurance. Men or wo-
men; good contract and easy money
for producers. Address Edward A. j.
Sweeney, Deputy Supreme Comman-
der. Box 3OS, Vinita, Okla. 42-55
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Safe and Sound

And well equipped in every way for
taking care of your account, we cordially
invite you to become one Of our deposit
ors which guarantees to you the services
of a good, strong bank.
While we are not Night and Day
bank yet an account in our Savings De-
partment will work for you every hour of
the day and night, earning interest while
you sleep and the interest earn interest.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-06-22
BASEBALL RESULTS YgsrEaDAY.
American Association.

American Association.
At Kansas City R.H.E.
st. Paul 600 600 OOO- 0 1 i
Kansas City 1O2 900 4o@- Z 70 3
Batteries; Gardner and Marshall;
Powell and James.
Indianapolis at Louisyille-Postpon-
ed; rain.
At Toledo R. H. E.
Columbus POI 610 20O-14 IS /
Toledo y. OO5 600 O00-- 5 5 2
Batteries; Packard and Smith;
|Falkenberg and Land.
At Milwaukee R.H.E.
Minneapolis 0O2 900 O0O-2 3
Milwaukee 600 900 01O- l
Batteries: Patterson and Owens;
Hovlik and Schak.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-06-22
National League.

Pittsburg at Cincinnati-Postponed; ;
rain
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1912-12-19
BOUND OVER FOR TRIAL
Former Witten Banker Accused of
Embedding Funds.

Embedding Funds.
Sioux Falls.-As the result of the
preliminary examination of F. G.
Kurtz, who was arrested several days
ago at Spencer, near Sioux Falls, and
taken back to the Rosebut country
on the charge of embeZzlment of the
funds of the German-American State
bank of Witten, of which he was cash
Ter, the defendant was bound owe for
trial in the state circuit court on four
separate charges, the bond required
to be furnished by him in the four
cases aggregating $1,000.
The evidence introduced at the pre-
liminary hearing was to the effect
that Kurtz had made transfers from
the depositors' accounts to fix up 9TH
er parties o~verdrafts, but that he af-
forwards returned the sums of the
same accounts so that non of the de-
positors were losers by his manipula-
ton of the books of the bank. Anoth-
er of the charges against him is the
alleged embezzlement of $500; anoth-
er charge him of embezZling
1920, while the fourth charge accuses
him of making a false statement to
the state bank examiner as to the
banks condition.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1912-12-19
MYSTERY CLEARED
DISAPPEARANCE OF DAKOTAN
HAS BEEN SOLvED-DAviD
FAHLBERG HEARD FROM.
HAPPENINGS OVER THE STATE
What is Going On Here and There
That is of Interest to the Read.
ers Throughout South Da-
kota and Vicinity.

Beresford.-The mystery in the dis
appearance of David Fahlberg on the
night of January 2 last, from his farm
some miles west of Beresford, is
solved by the publication in the Beres-
ford Republic of a letter frcm him
dated from a town in Illinois.
Fahlberg makes a complete confess
sion, giving as his reason for his leav-
ing the fact that he wished to lead a
free life" and his financial affairs
we're worrying him. The letter tells
Of his experiences. He had about $40
when he left, but this was soon gone.
Taking the train at Davis, he worked
northward, and found himself in Min
neapolis, without money. He pawned
his watch for enough to get transpor-
tation to the woods of northern Wis
consin, where he worked until the last
Of February, when he went to a farm
in Mitchell county, Ia. Later he work
ed for a time in North Dakota, then
drifted to Illinois, from which state
the letter is addressed at this time.
Following Fahlberg's disappearance
last January, a portion of he people
suspected he had left the country, but
most of them hung 10 the murder the
Dry, and the country for miles around
vas searched. Every clew was run
down, and everything done to solve
the mystery. 1t remained a mystery,
however, until the receipt Of the letter
by ~Fahlberg's brother. The relatives
will endeavor to induce David FAIL
berg to return to his Bereford home.
David Fahlberg was last seen in Cen
terville on the evening of Tuesday,
January 2, when he purchased grocer
les, paid bills around town at various
places, and went home before mid
night. He vas not missed until Fri
ed by the deserted appearance of the
place, visited the premises and found
the horses half starved, the collars on
his best team, harness streTn around
the place, F%ahlberg's cap lying on the
ground outside the barn door with a
and blood on the cap. In the house
the groceries were found on the table
and some dirty dishes, on which it was
evident he had prepared a lunch when
ne arrived home the night of the I'd.
For several weeks the authorities
worked on the theory that David
Fahlberg had been murdered and sew
eral suspects were taken into custo-
dy. The case attracted wide atten-
ton. A large reward was offered for
the supposed murderers by members
of the family. 1t was said at the time
of Fahlberg's disappearance that he
was engaged to Miss Emily Anderson
and that they were to have been mar
ried on February Is. The members
of the Fahlberg family are we'll to do
and it was said that his financial con
dition was no cause for worry.