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Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1912-07-04
Mrs. Buckner Dead.

Mrs. W. f. Buckner, so years
old, died at Paris last Sunday
night She was a native of the
town in which she died and had
lived there all her life. Mrs. Buck.
ner was the mother of Mrs. A. S.
Houston and Mrs. c. R. Gibbs of
Mexico.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1912-07-04

Mr., and Mrs. Frank Donnellv
OF Mangum, Okla, are visiting
friends in Mexico.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1912-07-04

Walter Newkirk of Oklahoma
City is here on a visit to relatives.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1912-07-04

4. G. Corner, Of Laddonia, re-.
mains in quite feeble health.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1912-07-04

Born, last Friday, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Albus, son.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1912-07-04
Speaking Dates.

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-30
GUN MEN INVADE
NEW YORK STORES

New York. july 29.-Two caring
shoounss in which storekeepors in
business sections OF the city were the
victims, one soceivins injuries VII
caused death. marked tile latest out
break 10y gun men in the city TODAY.
y man identinea by the police as Kay
mond Forby. alias Clark. with a
long criminal record. who was cap
tured by officers at the point of re-
Volvers, is locked up charged with
both of the crimes. lie was Identified
as their assailant by Doth victims.
According TO the police. Eorby was
one of the three men who SHOT ana
Killed Waiter Meseri,@ tIatSusn
storokeepcr in hoid-up last b'ebru-
ary. The prisoner. who described him.
self AS Carries Wilson twenty-five
years old, Brooklyn salesman, denies
his guilt
Morris schwartzhopf an East Side
iewcler. wss shot In tile neck 10y "a
man who had called TO have a watch
repaired, when AN arsumon, arose
over the charge for tho work TN
man walked calmly from tne store and
Disappeared Bcf9re he died SEN
wartzkopf Identified Wilson. or Forby.
AS his assailant
Tho second victim was Maxwell
Katz chief clerk In large cigar
Store In Cooper square \ stranger
who had entered the place suddenly
drew revolver and began shooting
Katz closed with the man and was
Shot three times. receiving serious in
jurics ) crowd chased the assail-
ant Into Tho cellar Of an apartment
house Thcrc the two policemen VINO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-30
NIoorc-Isarn,,ardt.

Special 10 The Timcs-Dispatch.l
Sponcer. y <. July 29.-The parson-
1ee OF Spencer NJ. II. Church was The
scenc at uletty marriage late las,
NIGHT when Miss RoNie Earnhardt be-
came the bride of Horace =, Moore
The ceremony Was performed In the
proscncc OF few invited friends by
Rev H. c. Sprinkle. pastor OF the
church Tho groom was the second
member of the family to marry during
the past week. sister Miss olivia
Moore. having been married on Thurs
day uight TO H. Ambrose. and the
ceremony was performed in the same
roam. Mr Moore is an employs OF the
Southern Railway Company at Spencer.
and tho bride Is a daughter OF Mrs.
Sallle Earnhardt. OF Salisbury.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-30
CLARENCE CURTIS
IS BADLY INJURED
Dives From Barge at Ocean View
and Head Strikes Bot


Norfolk. Va, July ea-Divins from
an upturned sand barge into less than
three feet o. water at ocean View
yesterday uftcruoon Clarence Y. Cur.
tis. COZ West Highland Avenue. Of the
arm of r. Z. curtis & Co. ship brok.
ors on calnpbeils Wharf struck his
mead heavily upon the bottom. and Is
now at the Protestant Hospital paru-
lyzcd from, his waist down.
Tho ac>ident occurred abopt :
o'clock When tho water was low Tho
barge WiNck had been ilotinE about
IRON one position To another ana. at
the tim" MI. Curtis made his nm
i"cky plnnss had drifted In shore to
depth of between two and a half to
three feet of water
Mr Curtis weighs more than 700
rounds. and striking the bottom head
hfst uIc impact rendered him Instant
Dc helpless in his lower limbs en,
l'i the PROMPT assistance OF other
natners he proba bly would have drown
lie was hurried to Norfolk ana taken
90 tho Protestant Hospital being car
riod later 10 tho office OF Dr. j. "
iini1es ia the Dickson Building. where
an N-ray examination disclosed three
nt'.Ke" ribs beside the spinal injury
Mhich produced the lower limb paraiy-
subsequent 70 tho X-ray exan,ina
ten the patient was taken back to
me Protestant Hospital and operated on
10y pr r. S.. Srilman. who is in charge
of tho case.
From the hrs, Mr.. curtis has been
thoroughly conscious. apparently in the
possession Of all his faculties except
the us of his legs.
MI curtis is about forty-nyo years
Ola ANA has family Eie has cot
iaso 800 Ocean View ana had been liv-
ing There with his family inco the
carly simmer
ne IS i nenhew Of j. a. Curtis OF
Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-30
c. T.LAMB RESIGNS,
GOES TO ATLANTA
Quits Norfolk and Southern to
Become Head Of Atlanta, Birln-
ingham and Atlantic Road.
Lspeclal o 10 T!mes.nlspa,eh.

p
Norfolk, Va. July 9e-E. Il Lamb
has resigned as president and general
manager NJ the Norfolk and Southern
Railway Company to become operating
head OF tho Atlanta. Birmingham and
Atlantic Railroad Company on August
!, with headquarters at Atlanta. Ga
He VIII represent tho receivers and
VIII have a free hand In the general
management OF the roads AFFAIRS and
has tAe entire supper, OF an interests.
1t is also expected that he VIII be made
president OF the reorsanized company
Untn Mr. Lambs successor is chosen
tho management OF the Norfolk and
Southern Will be in the hands OF NJ.
s. Hawkins, at present assistant to tito
president and secretary. 1t is under-
stood that W. :, Tinsman. OF Chicago.
assistant To the general manager OF
the Rock Island Railsoed. will be
elected president or tho Norfolk and
Southern to succeed Mr. Lamb
Mr. Lambs service with tho Norfolk
and Southern dates from June 10. 1903.
when he was made general manager
for the receivers OF the Norfolk and
Southen Railway Company. When the
company was reorSauized May 4. 1910.
he was elected president. He succeed
cd in putting the road on a dividend
paying basis within five months after
the reorganization.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-30
You Cannot
Avoid Buying a
vi ctrola

If you are a lover of good music
and will stop to realize what the
presence of this great musical in
vcntlon in your homo will mean in
supplying a medium of entertain
ment and pleasure. The cost is
trivial compared with the satisfac-
ton and enjoyment it brings
We are better equipped than
ever to supply you.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-30

conspicuous qualities on when We haye
dwclt 1T has been said OF min n4.
ne never read book mat he dll not
set the whole meat OF the subject
and mis- pointed comments thereon
were often as striking as the orig!nal
treatment oy the author
But. however fai ansll use may
wander In d ncnort TO sketch the cnal-
actcr o. this mauy-s!dod man. So must
always return to Tie Genital rae, OF
his lfe-his sense OF Justice and his
exalted opinion OF the linport4n, Ia
bors with which those are charged
TO whom are inttGsted Tile lispons-
ing OF Justice II one Would wo.thuy
emphas!zc this side ~ his character
aud would seek ioi tAe m.cssnse winch
MS life and acts nave LETT behind. 1T
cannot petncps Uutias tc cApics1ed
tGan Ia TINS pssusgo Som enc OF the
notice addresses of another great ora-
tor
"As it has been said th-t love IS
stronger ,han death. even SO tlst.oe IS
stsomser than popular excitement.
stonge taan tae PASSIONS u d mo-
Ineni stronger ever iaaA tne etllgc-.
the roseutments and the SGD trad.-
tons OF the past WaIkiug in Una,
llgh' we cannot err. Guided uy ,hai
ight-ihut Devine lsht-we are safe.
Every step ihat we take lpou our
road is u step THAT b,!uss Us nearer
10 tho goal. aud every obstacle. even
although for the momen, i, mag seem
lnsurmountabic. can only tor lit
tic while rc,ard. aud never can de-
feat Tie nnai triumph % inc risnt'
30 II Resolved
Resolutions by nnr
/ Tina, In the death OK Juagc samuel
- w!tt the oar Of this city desires
70 record the personal griof felt by
,ach and All al tie DEATH of b dcar
friend. ass well as the loss this city
and Commonwealth haze sustained. sc
q faithful UPRIGHT and wise 3lngc.
whose serene dignity and iadepeniencl
adorned that exalted position
Th4t 10 his interesting ,am.ll and
20 his widow Mrs Marianne Foster
Wit wc respectfully tender our deop
sympathy "a; the sorrow which Dark
ems their lives
Q tina, VIC wiil attend ia body
the last sad ri;os to he Taid our d.
ceased brother
: That NE chsirman ot thls meet
lnp appoint ono member OF this hody
for cach % the courts. state ana Fed
cfal. % presen, these resolutions witn
ihe request that the same be made /.
part Of 'he records 81 the court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-30

BY Samuel p. Witt justice was al
ways tempered with mercy. the rights
OF the accused were maintained with
out losing sight OF the rights OF the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-30
STUDIED An Questions.

But in thus dwelling upon his ora
torical talents we would not be I'm
derstood az accentuating his powers
IN this respect at the risk Of depre-
eating his other mental equipment
with him one felt that IT was sim
ply choice Of fields Of intellectual
endeavor; that he was equipped for
any mental journey he might under
take. His power or logic, his insight
into subject. his talent for clsar
exposition. the arsenal OF facts with
which rcton,ive memory armeI him.
were quite as remarkable as the moro
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-30
Dr. nntchcr,s rrlhntc.

DE- iiatchets sermon was simply.
hut eloquently delivered lie said in
part.
This is not a dime for mucn speak
Ing. The Christian conception OF life
Is that Of triumnh over evil ana
willfuiness. 1t has been taught that
Moses was the meekest man. but mrs,
ne was eNcceding,y w.llful ana it took
God forty years go conquer Moses The
great man before Goa is he who walks
before him after Il great struggle.
We have the silent dust of ono OF
kichnond's most !lusirious men lying
before as to-day in his veins ran a
double stream OF old Virginia nobility
lie came out into life. buoyant and
self-conf!dent. lie looked upon evn
and folt the suing OF tho adder.
have known every step OF my friends
struggles never knew any one
who had such struggle Five years
ago the struggle came. He overcame
an evil and Went back into the fellow
ship or God TO live stainless life. In
mat hour Of supreme triumph. the fell
lowship Of God was fully re-establish-
Cd and no lived and died the life Of
Chrirtian
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-30
'IHE: WEATHER.

foreehsti YirGinin--Locnl showers in
southi fair north portion Tuesduy;
w ednesdny, fair.
North Cnroiinn--Fnir Tuesday, IocuI
showers ut night or Wedncsdny.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-30
Justice NVns In II.r,.

He was man who held NJ the
scales Of Justice With equal poise for
the poor criminal and the very rich
man Juise Witt could administer
justice because justice was in him and
Il part Of Aim. II we had men ike
Judge witt "A all OF our courts. We
would not need any higher courts
HIS life should he an example He
taught how o. learn to conquer. With
out cNaeseraron or fulsomoness say
'hat have never known ans one win
"a kinder heart He studied the wants
OF men ana minJstered to them. what
heart he had! And now to the glory
of God. he has gone to final rebose."
There wore more floral offerings
than could 10 used to cover Judge
Wits grave and by direction Of his
family. tho -emalning flowers were
placed on Judge John II. Migrants
grave Like hat of Judge witt. f,
was completely concealed beneath a
mound of roses.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-30
JUDGE WITT RESTS
IN SOIL HE LOVED
Crowds Attend Funeral. Many
Being Unable TO Find Room in
Church.
DIR. HATCHER'S TRIBUTE
Aged Minister. Who Was Judge
Wits Pastor Tells OF His
Faithful Lie.

The funeral OF Judge samuel b witt
was held yesterday afternoon at .
o'clock from Grace street Baptist
Church There was an immense gath
ering Of trends ana members of the
Richmond bar attended iu body. from
gallery to pulpi, every scat was oc-
cupied. and mans were unable to OBJ
tain entrance into the church.
The funeral scrmon Was preached By
Rev William T. Hatcher. d. D., VINO
for twonty-siN yoais was pastor of the
church where Judge Witt worshiped
he dwelt tendeily upon the noble in
stincts of the man whom he had SO
long known. and sali that the bar
would lose an ermin-d character who
was tine cmbodimD ut OF Justice and
equality. Rev. RJland Knight. d. H..
pastor of Calvary BAPTIST Church.
opened the service los reading from
tho scriptures, ana was followed in
prayer by Rev. i - Hutson. pastor Of
Pine street Baptist Church
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-12-05
M6gfby krzyknac IA
dOSCt.

,,Chcialem Panu podziekows6 z
glebi serca," pisat G. r. RAIDER z
Lewiaburg, W. Va, ,,za cudo~ M
podwojpa korzysc jakiej doznaiem
z Electric Bitters, " leczenlu SIC z
niebezpiecznege przypadku zofad,
kowej choroby j reumatyzmu cd
kt6rych cierria}sm beznadziejn'e
przez dziesie6 lat. By3y n odpo-
wiednle zrobione jakby ola mnje.:'
Ma niestrawnosc, zo}ciovosc ably
oczy6clc system : truciznY merck,
kt6ra powoduje reumatyzm. Elec-
trio Bitters 50 niezr6wnane. Spr6-
bujcle je. Kazda butelka lg,waran
towana jako zadawalniajaca. TyIk''
SIC v apiece M. J. Kowalewsk'ego.
S ~ nvsl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-12-05
Z POZNANSKIEGO.

POZNAN. Wielkie ~nieszczescie
tramwajowe zdarzy}o sig tn tych
dni- Cd tram~aju elektrycznego
jad2cego z rynku nosa ulica pa
plac wilhplmowski. urwa} sic pray"
wieszony drug' wagon, kt6ry z 81 a:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-12-05
wIEsCIZ OJCZYZNY
z PRUS POLSKICH.

"A xGOO
PUCKA J~ASTARNIA. Rybak
Kakol wracajac W czasie bu :zy
46dka z --'argu W Pucku uton2{. X.
pozostawi} zone, z ma}oletnIch
dzlecl.
TUCHOLA. Is lat liczacv de-
putatuik WladYslaw Gospodarskl,
zwozac buraki spad1 z woza, .kt6ry
20 %przejecba{. Zaledwie pozostanle
PREY zYciu.
PUCK. Robotnik Heinacker "
pix sc i wszczaf awanture z rdznys'
mi ludzmi. W kohcu przyareszto-
wano 60 i osadzono We wiezieniu.
Konic posiedziciela Wysoc-
GEOGRAPHICALLY sic ma szosie i poe
pedzify cwa&em. Robotnik Preis
wYpad} z woz cdnids} znaczne
rany
TuCHOLA. Wdowa J6zefIna Gro
cnowska Y Gf6wce s;,rzeda}a po-
siad}osc swoj2, tbejmujqc2 go
m6rg, bytemu gorzelanemu p. ia
neckiemu re Slaska "a $4,000
Ma subhascie poslad}osG han
dlujacego meblaml Glerchoa skie-
90, ~po}ozona PREY u',cY cEojnic"
kiei, kupjfa lego siostra Wiktorya
M ~, 800 mi. Zuaczna cSesc dlu
gov hipotecznych ME po<ryta.
W}ascicielowi Zurkowskiemu
z Okouina, gdy wracaf do domu pc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-12-05
L,ns ssYbkoscia zaoz9} sic tocz5G

Aynq sSybko6cia zaozal sic toczJd
: potwwrrotem pc pochyio6ci novel u
|l'cy,, 3 stoczywssy gig ma rynek,
wykol.en sig wpadt. ma dom. "
k'6'ym gle mieso' st'ad garderoby
p. kuczaks, PREY zderzeaiu k,!k4
os6b odnios}o ciazkle rany. Dwie
.osoby JUL z,narly, m~ianowic,e IL
letnja Barczewska i wdowa Marya
Nowak.
PAkOSC W Bronse w,cach POI
~strzel.} sic niebezpleoznie 81 letnl
syn woznicy Goebela- Przyczyna
~nieszczescia by}o nieoAtrozue Oh
chodzenle SIC z rewolwerem.
OSTROW. Podczas budowy nc
wego niemieckiego domu koncerto-
wego zarwa}a sic sciana; 8 robotui~
k6w sosta}o zabitych a jeden ciez.
ko raony. Ma mie)scs wypadku
przyby}a natyohmlast komls7a Sled.
GA burmistrzem i pierwszym
pjokuratorem ma czele.
TRZEMESZNO. S letnla core
czka robotnicy Kury z Kr6lestwa
bAwi}a sia W Sw,erk6wcu z ,pnemi
dzn cmi pray piecu, mimo doraznej
pomocy. tax sic poparzy'a, ia a
z%ajutrz wsr6d strasznych bole6ci
zmarla,
MIKOSZKA, pow. gniezniens1i.
W niedziele 81 go pazdzlernika 3D.
by} SIC Stub panny Francisxki Po-
~ieskiej, c6rki dzieriawcy Mi
roszki 2 p. Leonem Obrem, take
dz,erzawoa z Miroszki. Aktu Stub
nego dokonal w,elobny ks. dziekan
T. Niechanowa.
WOLSZTYN. Drogerzyste Man.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-12-05
sprzedaniu kllku swim, towarsysz,

sprzedaniu kllku swim, towarsysz
kt6rego zabra}, skrad} $40 MI.
w Zarembje spa;,l sic don
mieszkalny, stodo{a j diva Chevy
pe sl~edziciela Kazimlerza Janick1e:
60. Syn pcgorzelea odni6s{ clezkie
poparzenia. Og,eh podobno pod,
4ozono. Szkody pokr}wa cze5clowo
zabezpieczenie.
- Restauratowl domu mem; &c
kiego"zgine}o 700 mr.. Ale gdY 70
zesz}a sic wlesc, re pies p'Ilcyjny
zostanle uzyty ma wytr 'pienie z}o-
dzieja z%naleziono p~ieuiadze lezace
ma stole.
KAkTUZY. Towarzystwo lu-
doznastwa kaszubskie, 20 obra4o
przewodnic>acym ks. prob. Kopa-
czewskiego Goreciua a zastepc9
weterynarza Bahra. D,tychczaso.
wy przewodn:czacy dr.. Lorentz opu.
Sch swoje stanowisko.
w SWORNIGACACH " powlec,e
chojnickim Polak p. Szymon Stolt-
mann jake plerwszY sprzeda{ swo-
j2 500 morgow2 posiad}osc W rece
n,emieckie. Sprzeaawczyk ten do
tycbczas zazywaf ogolnego po~aza>
MA. Obiegs tez ~pog}oska; re po
siad}usG p. Rudnika, okoAo 600
mdrg, .przejdzie wkrdtce W rece
piemltckie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-12-05

ws,epuje W szaregi po%wstshc6w a
sch wy;any ko}o Kam'enca, ska7any
zosta} ma rozst z.lanie. w O tetn'ej
chwiIi, gdy juz lufy ka'a'iudw
w%ymierzone by}Y W piers sk&,ahca
-przysz}o u}aska 1ienle z zamianq
ma ch}ostY W iloscl ma 100 nahajek
kozackich i ma d 'zywotnia ka,or-
re. Julian pc przebyciu " kato'dze
Ii lat, skorzystal z udzielonego pc
zwcleuia odwiedzenia rodzlny ma
Ukraine / wyemigrowa} do CALI
cyl W r. 1879. Tutaj wstrzasnietv
straszneml przej6ciami, postano"
viii poswlec,G sig s}azbie Bozej.
Dina 6-pazd'. 1870 r. wstapi} do
zakonu 90. Jezuit6w, gd,ie roku
1887, otrsyma} 6wiecenia kap}an
skie, prymicye odprawi} W dniu ~
90. czerwca tegoz r Przez caly
z ? zycia zakonnego przehywa} "
Starejwsi, gdzie udziela} " kolle-
gum history j l~lteratury polsk'ej.
Zmar} ma stanowisku, otoczony
czcia i m~i{osci2, jake ozdoba i
chluba zakonu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-12-05
z GALICYl

KRAKOW A ZBIORY GIEk-
OZlNSKlEGO. Jak donosza Z
Krako va, krakowska rAda miejska
zamierza raby6 ola Muzeum marc
dowegc Geese xblor6w s}ynnego
gdahszczanlna Gle}dzihskiego. Lii
cy,aoya tych. zbior6w odbedz'e SIG
wkr6tce " Berlin,e. Jako pe}no~
mocn.k .rady mieJskiej wyJedzie
tam dyrektor Muzeum narodowego
Kopera.
sp. Jar Gall We Lwowie umar}
znakomitY muzyk kompozytor
polski jan. Gall
w Kollegium Jezuit6w v Starej-
- 80. 80 Y@l,la - .- ...Ha. sE
wsl prey Brzowie W zlemi San"c-
klej mari nIedawno: Jezuita, ks.
Julian S*iecicki. Il MIN zesz}a re
sviata jedna : postaci, kt6ro bra*y
czynnY udzia} " p,wstanlu r. 1868.
Urodzony 90 -lutego 1889 70 ku "
Waszgeaeh--p Ukraine, kszta{cif
sic " Kamiehcu polotskim. Pc u
k~onczen,u gimnazy UNI, Julian zmu-
szony by1 xstapic do woieka' Wy
buch p~owstania styczniowego po-i
x%olnle 60. do Walk IA sptawe narc-"
ldow 9. Julian. porzuca wojsko j.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-12-05

Ayu6AAeS O,nr-
powstal polar wskutek wybuch,ul
gssu, srea1tovano jake podejrzane-
go . rosm'J54amspodpalenr''ee.
zEsLAsK4:
ZABR ~. Najstarsza osobq W
Zabrsu a prawdopodobnie ma ca|ym
G6rnym Slasku Jest Widows; Marya
Hunger re Zsb'za pdlaoonego ME-
przy I'll. Vor ~erkstr. u
rodzi}a sig 25-marca 1909 roku, H.
czy vice les lat
BRZECKO VICE. W stsjni
wdowy S"bc1ykowei przez n;eo-
ba wiacyoh sic dziecl Wy"
buch} spozsr przyosem 8 lata liczq-
cy ch}opiec g6rnlka Patalaga po-
stradaf zyoie. Gdy pozar ugaszono,
wyciagnleto ze~ zgllszcsy ma wegiel
spalone zw}oki dziecka.
RUDA. 7-letni syn gdrnlka Ma
gla, wracajac ze szko}y do domu
przechodzi6 mus,a4 obok kopaln,
przez tor ~ko)ejoWy. CHOP &c POI
6lizgna} sic i upadf v chwill, gdy
,~,adjezdza} w6z, kt6ry biedakowi
obie nog'. Przywo}any ma"
tychmiast lekarz opatrzy} ch}opca
| kaza{ odstawiG do lecznlcy gwa-
reckiej.
MIECHOWICE. w niedzlele
odby} RIG tn wielkl vice protestu-
jacy pr1eciwko wyw}aszczenia, W
kt6rem bra{o udzla{ okoio lvOO o.
sob. Przemawiali PIP. Kuhnert
i P1otrowskl. Z oburzenlem prote-
stowano przeclwko nowemu gwa@.
,owi rzadu ma spoleczehstwie poll
skiem dokonanym.
BYTUM. Ciezkl clos spotka{ tue
tejsza parafie sw. Tr6joy. D}ugo-
letnl iej proboszcz, ks. pra}at
Sch,rmelsen umarl bowiem " Ee
sz}Y platek, po dokonanej operacy'
" xakladzle sw. Jerzego we Wro
c}awiu rozostawisjac smutek W ser
each swych polskioh parafian.
Zmar}y odznacza} sig BOWEN
wobec swych. polsklch aieczek
rzadka ". naszych czasach ppra~ lie"
dliwosci3 i otacza je swa opieka
ma rdwni z swymi paraflanami mic
mieckiml. Dlatego tel zal pc MIN
Jest og6lny. Mech odpoc1ywa "
spokoju!
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is reported much improved and ex-
poets to leave with his family for a
three weeks visit to New Richland,
where they will visit Mrs. Dennis
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hatch.
When in doubt as to what beer to
serve in your home, call phone No.
235, order a case of Bemidji beer,
and remember when you serve Be
midi beer you are patronizing a
home industry and serving a pure,
wholesome product. "The Taste
Tells"
B. R. Larson of Fosston and sons,
Lilmer and Russell, arrived in the
city the latter part of last week, and
have been visiting DR.. and Mrs. J.
Warninger. Mr.. Larson left for Foss-
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brother, who died Friday afternoon.
The deceased was 3S years old and
leaves wife to mourn his loss.
Cut-over land wanted for cord
wood, camps not more than 5 or 6
miles from station. State amount
and quality of wood and how much
you want per cord, we do the cutting.
Reply to III. H., this paper.
Miss Beth Horton OF Crookston,
who has been visiting at the L. H.
Higgins home for the past two or
three days, left for Turtle River this
morning, where she will teach in the
primary grades this coming year.
Ray Dennis, who has been confined
to his home with an attack of the grip
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ton yesterday, but the two boys will
remain with their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Warninger and attend the
public schools in this city this winter,
and make their home there for the
present, their mother having died last
winter.
List of advertised letters "unclaim-
ed' for week ending September O.,
1912, in. Bemidji post Office. Men:
Ole Aastad, E. B. Ballou ~, Albert
w. Ball, Ned Blanchard, Louis Bord-
son, Hedge Brondson, Alexander Dali
game, Lee Dewey, Lawrence Futham,
s. Q. Hetland, Clyde Hayes, c. f..
Lawrence, II. T.. Locken, Geo. Nc
Cumber, Henry Marquette, George A..
Olson, E. L. Wood (2), J. E. Warner,
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Tony Yunk; women. Mrs. Mabel
Carckeman, Miss Eva Eckstrand, Mrs.
F.. F. Fead, Miss Mae Gibson, Mrs.
Haze, Mrs. Getie Hartmann, Miss An
ma johnson, Miss Title Kersene, Miss
Marjorie McConkey, Mrs. Annie Nc
CHM, Mrs. e. Midges. Mrs. Mamie
Sedan, Miss Florence Severson, Miss
Christine Severson, Mrs. James G.
Stewart.
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PAID ADVERTISEMENT
$500 for Series).
CANDIDATE FOR CORONER.

/ hereby announce myself as can
didate for reelection to the Office of
coroner of Beltrami county, Mimi,
on the Republican ticket.
During my term in Office appoint
ed deputies in the remote parts of the
county, thereby saving the expense
of travel from Bemidji, and return,
which was a saving of hundreds of
dollars to the county.
If my conduct in Office meets with
your approval I respectfully solicit
your vote at the primaries on Sep
TENDER 18th, 1912.
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Better Grade Of Diamonds.
Diamonds from the new fields In
German Africa are softer and more
easily cut than those from British ter
ritory and are more Transparent.