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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27

Moareo moatte bum la6e fig inos
legge pao Oronningluno Spgeba1s.
gfter ct Gpbolb ber tog bun paa
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Bar Tigers Opbolb her opoe Ben
opgtige apinoe> Der ileb fig lelp til
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8prn % oct @jeu, lom bar be1oes
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st % anoet.
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len inotreber ira Nptaar / Reoat=
tionen al r8er6eu og ST..
s Norbiinllma finbes Ifte
minore reo 81 Bper, bpis Nopne
"nber poa ureo".
Don]te apinbers Sno1amlina
til 9aumarts Toripar bor in6bra9t
1000 &roner / 2pbet al ct Yar
Gage.
49, grcelle11ccn gl1rup bite Zig
fprleben / 2onbstin9et % oofumen=
tereoe berpeo puo oen be6it t9nfe=
lige Moaoe, at bans 9elbreb MI
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til 6eres reipeftipe Stem. @erpoo
git bnn tilbage til Screen, oabneoe
Dsren og iagoe ifpIse "aolotne
Mpis" fin6i9 og rolig til DC andre
@ieiter: ga, Sc ffal life bente
efter Dem, for sc fommer fife mere.
@o6not!" 5aa l1&ffebe fan 9gren
og gtf.
Tao @oorbeier Be6eriens
Marf / Merbe0en al ~&pgoaro" ct
Der funoet en- Sci @uloringe iamt
ct betp0eIigt Mntal Selpmgnter, alt
.inoIpgbt / 2erre6 og gent ben I
22erfor. S11n6et ct ifblge ~0ogenS
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Senien fra &ationalmuieet. On
Sci al Menterne merreS at itomme
fra omfring Mar $50 og er lao=
folote &ulmgnter, Der FIN barer
@tempel paa Sen ene Sioe> andre
at Mbnterne ct fra Speno glt=
ri6igns Sis % benGpnes @une'
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MI fun6ne @tpt menes at pnre reos
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ifal bore ret betpselig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27
gn berp1nt gamn1el Anefoote

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ON ofo. Mo1e5 Meelcbior fortieuer
at f%rc1n0rages, %ltriper ~Yolit.", it.
fe min6]t for0i ben bier, at ben
gamle 9erre / lin Sis ogioa fl1n6e
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aipbnlano> at ban gieiteoe Ga1lt
Seltinosn Cen 2an1S6el, ban il
forreiten lige til jim bpie Mloer ont
fotteoe me6 ben ltprlte SSintereslel
og al De berboen6e Nantere oQ
aipbmpr6 blep ban ferret meo ilot-
te Mioonge, Sen enc mere operooo:
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beore eno noge11, tbi De lfpl0te bun
% bans 6irmu Ne11ge::
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me6 - Tl!ebrg6 OF Rlipfijf.
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Mreal 10S 1or. 2onb Mger og eng.
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rifsbabn er oeb, 70 Mor gommel.
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o%erifsbabns Sparefosle og / mon
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gammel.
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bapn og bleb anlat / @inr & Cont
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Atu1lIluxlS8k IAATAAeA1Ss1s9SA
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9iem1 bar man set iaaleoes, at BET
fife er rigtig Sui, bpis man mo'19'
ker Suleroier, % Ser bar life noge1,
@run6 til at foranorc Spfattel1e
iaor. Dette Sllebefte er lom i@o=
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fpnn pao cn anocn Narstih, ptlhe
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1ouqer @etpoeligbeo ON Sl,len?
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but til sl,lcn er ct 1iat al Sbrnos
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Sail / jplu,one Gage" / MoSlGt1'i119
I'll Sen moberne Sui meo
Oe hpi0e elcftrii fe &llpter,
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Ter:
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urrn,elt bclli1et IN Sing: @opet og
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'Eolbe1nar 4n6erien, Turen % q.
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"f~trefteligt.
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fIiitiife 8iorag al Scope Mofiar>
seeming Berger % a1utt @omiun,
en- &effe @jengipelier al Mrel &ets
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repiberier. Men bporfor fan man
life fin6e @e6aftgrens, Erofesfor
.8url 9arie1,s Mabn poa SS,,lroier?
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fig boer oet> Friper 81. So. / Sri
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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-01-26

anee of Balfe's fayorite opera. The
Bohemian Girl, with a celebrated all.
star cast.
Not only here but in the surround
ing cities as wen, mail orders and in.
/ quirieS are pouring in and never before
has as much interest been shown IN
a performance in this city. This is no
doubt due to the fact that perhaps
never before in America has this pop
ular opera been given with as many
celebrated artists as comprise the al.
star cast Of the Sheehan English Opera
company. In additio nto the famous
tenor himself the cast includes such
celebrities as Miss Gladys Caldwell.
Miss Marion Walker, Miss Annabel
Tarlton, Mr.. Charles Swiokard, Mr..
Francis ]. Tyler, Mr.. William ]. Jor-
gensen. and Others Of the same calibre.
Another thing Is the great popular
ity OF bohemian Girl For over hfty
years it has held frst place in the af-
.fections Of the people. It appeals alike
to music lovers and theatregoers wEo
so to the theatre sor entertainment Its
many beautiful numbers such as Then
Youn Remember Ne, I Drssmpt I
Dwelt IN Marble Halls. The Heart
Bowed Down Bliss Forever Past.
e.,s -.e~,- ,,sNs~- 49,, -,aea,,s -
Bohemian Giri~ in a class by Itself.
The Sheeasn English Opera CON
pAny. viii he heard At the Grand
Theatre II Vsnita, SATURDAY evening.
February 5 and popular prices VII
prevail IN order 70 gve al an orpss- /
tunlgg . hear What VIII b without
aoass tie stellar attraction q he So
s5a.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-01-26
KISSES RETARD A WEDDING
Oscillation Nettled Kansas Justice
Who Was Performing Ceremony
Bride Was 40 Years Old.

Kansas City. Kan. William W
shannon will be known about the
courthouse in future as the kissing
bridegroom, While he and Minnie |
Steckey, both OF Ottawa, Kan. were
being married by Justice Cass welch
In the county recorders office, he kiss,
cd his bride Ave times After every
question the justice asked Mr.. Shan,
non insisted on kissing the bride be-
fore the question was answered
IF You don't cut out the kissing |
won't 80 any further with this eere-
mony." Justice Welch told the bride
groom You not only violate the an.
ti.kissing rules OF this Office, hut inter.
rupt most solemn ceremony
Guess | can wait 50 seconds II you
rnish up In that time Mr.. shannon
told The justice, He kept his promise
Mr.. shannon is SO years old and an
III the ceremony was a bachelor. Tbs
bride is 40 years old.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-01-26
srArr unlvsaslTY MGws.

Miss Eva Messenger. senior IN thi
college. has been selected az instne
TOR IN the Hughes county normal % b
held IN June.
The next issue of The Uuiyersit.
Magazine" the student monthly liter
ary publication. viii be special mum
Der on debating and athletics
Fluai examinations for The first
semester begin Tuesday Second Sc
mostor enrolment begins the following
Monday
Miss Lora Rlrebau who completes
her course for an A. . degree this
semester has accepted a position as
instructor IN mathematics and history
IN Shawnee high school
Ffty.nye workmon are employed on
iae large sewer ditch being dug around
The campus. II will be completed this
week
The university chess club will begin
lta games next semester with a mem.
bership Of nearly thirty Bonnie owen,
manager OF athletics In the university
was also chosen manager OF the chess
club.
Practice was begun last week on the
annual German play by the members
Of the Teutonia society The play last
year was an unqualified success.
l. L. Williamson Of Alyn. who grad.
uated last aurinE and was on the de-
batting team which opposed kansas at
Lawrence, is a candidate for the llar
ward debating team.
Track work was inaugurhted at the
university last week IN preparation for
the big meets which have been sched
uled for the spring months. Several
cross country squads have been OF.
ganlsed by physical director Want.
land for the benefit OF, the long distance
runners.
The seniors have finally rejected the
idea Of presenting u Shakeupcflan
drama commencement week. They
have aelected for their graduation play
"Renaae." strong Russian comedy,
which the Yale dramatic club has ron.
dered four times with marked success.
Rob Wood, an alumnus OF the uni.
verslty who is now with the United
states Geological Survey in Washing
ton, d. G.. recently gave dinner TO
the sooner alumni in that city Okla
homa university grads" are found the
world over
]. ]. Mcconnell. Jra general Y, NJ,
G, A, secretary at the university was
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-01-26
Nc Sue ean Ean Aiush.ns

los Anseles, Cal. Because her hus
band, who is baseball ~fan, wagereG
on the games ant, il he lost. made
him self diSagreeahie about the house
Mrs. Florence Engel wants a divorce
trem Bert l. Engel
Gneel admits being an ardent fan.
bat declares that bis only wagers we're
for small stakes Ike a cigar OF a din,
ner
lie also admits that when. by reason
Of bad nlaying the home team lost. he
would get angry, and says 1t is enough
10 make any hamsn being angry the
way some bah players play the na
tionsl same
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-01-26
LADY WANTED

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Profits $1,000 to $4,000 weekly. sam
pies and full Instructions packed IN q
neat sample case shipped express pre-.
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territory. Write for particulars He
trt to apply Standard Dress Goods
Co, Desk COS, Rnahamton, NJ Y.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-01-26

Ore can salmon. five rolled shredded
wheat biscuit Slfted. one-hslt teaspoon
salt. one-eightA teSspoonfal pspTsks,
one CUE white sauce. enc well-bessen
esq. one tablespoon water. msoaroni
Drain oI the o1. reners skin and
bones. ana prick the salmon very me
with 3 fork. Add salt, psprsss and
one relied a11 Slfted shredded wheat
esscast Nix thoroughly and ad6 the
White sSace. Set away to get cold
ana share into eAeps stick piece q
mscsroni IN the end for the ehop
eone, ron IN egs ard water, then IN
TIE siftea Aiscais crumbs. and Try in
eeep fSs G&rnssA with rsrsley and
serve WITH quarters q lemon.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-01-26

Great latersss n TIE Coming Of Opera.
Ne event 81 the season has caused
as m0oa lnterest IN theatrical circles
here as the cemtng, x the Sheehan
Eaglsh oneN eompSFs fag = perform.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1912-08-29
HIGH Prices at GOrrelPS Warehouse

Below are few sales made there
this week. They would like to make
a high sale for You. 1t will be to
your interest to sell with them.
They are all expert tobacco men,
and we haye not heard of single
dissatisfied customer leaving their
warehouse.
JE Green sold at GorrelPs ware
house 2S1 lbs at $24.OO per hundred,
312 lbs at $3.50, 100 lbs at 14.25
66O lbs at 29.00.
j Nesmith, 234 lbs at $4,000, 1872
lbs at 1900.
JB Wallace, 740 lbs at $500.
VT Phillips, TAG lbs at $3.50,
25O lbs at 100, 5S2 lbs at 1850.
ID Dubose, 144 lbs at $3.50,
420 lbs at 100.
Hugh McCutchen, 1860 lbs at
$3.50.
Morris, 720 lbs at S14.25, COG
lbs at HOO, $50 lbs at 1900, 12O
lbs at 1925.
RIM Thompson. Jr, GAO lbs at
$1,000, 172 lbs at 100.
FW Fairey, 750 lbs at Sl4.25,
1890 lbs at 100.
CH Boyd, 636 lbs at S14.75.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1912-08-29

The Bank of Hemingway, re-
Gently organized banking institution
with capital stock of SIS, 900, has
opened its doors at the new town OF
Hemingway and is now advertising
for business.
Attention is again called to the
half page ad in this issue Of MIR L d
Rodgers, who is offering the large
stock of dry goods. notions, shoes,
etc,formerly owned by w T Wilkins.
at very low prices.
Mr. George w Swain and wife left
today for their home at Danville,
Va. Mr. Swain is a tobacco buyer
here and will return in few days.
They went via Richmond, Va.where
they will visit their daughter.
There will be no preaching at the
Methodist church Sunday night, but
the Ladies Missionary society will
conduct a special service. An inter-
esting program will be rendered.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend.
There will be a big land sale at
Johnsonville on Thursday, Septem-
Der IL. A special train will leave
Georgetown for Johnsonville at $3.50
and arrive at 1920 a m. Prizes will
be given, and brass band will be
on hand. Read the big ad.
Mr. S E Evans, who has been in
charge of an agricultural school at
Eros, La, is at his home in the New
Zion section, and will spend some
time there before leaving for the
University of Wisconsin, at Madi-
son, where he expects to take a post
graduate course.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1912-08-29
Married..

MIR R D Carter and Miss Julia A
Scott were quietly married at the
home of the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs ] A Scott, at $50 Wednesday
evening. There were present only
few intimate friends of the family.
Rev R L Holroyd performed the
ceremony. The couple will continue
to make Kingstree their home, and
they have the congratulations and
best wishes of the people of the
community.
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Barn Burned.

One of the barns on Mr. 7 Olin
Epps' premises near Kingstree was
burned to the ground Sunday even
ing. A lot of machinery and other
material were stored in the building,
most Of which was destroyed, as
there were not enough persons pres
ent or near to save much of the
property.
1t is thought that the fire was
caused by lightning, as a severe elec-
trio storm passed shortly before the
fire was discovered.
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LEARN TELEGRAPHY

and earn $50 to $50 per month. 4Thou-
sands of operators needed, Most fas-
cinating and educational work. 80 -
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Workman, August 70: "A most
pleasant entertainment was given
last Friday evening at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs Wilson Mcintosh by
their daughter, Miss Florence Nc
Intosh, in honor Of her attractive
guests, Misses Marian McFaddin and
Martha Jenkinson of Kingstree. The
latter is classmate of the hostess
at Winthrop,
At the front door was receiving
line consisting of the following
young ladies: Misses Florence McIn-
tosh, Marian McFaddin, Martha Jen-
kinson andL Lily Mcintosh. There the
guests were ushered into the parlor
by Miss Rene Mcintosh.
The home was effectively deco
rated with japanese lanterns and
beautiful pot plants. After a short
interval of pleasant conversation the
merry crowd indulged in an adver-
tisement" contest, which proved to
be very interesting and exciting.
The first price, box of bonbons, was
won by Miss Marian McFaddin and
Mr. Will Hardy; while the second
prize, silk sewing bag, was won by
Miss Evie Wingate and Mr. Colbert
Mcknight.
Afterward they were invited to
the dining room, where delicious
course of cream and cake was served.
Perhaps the most original feature of
the evening was, that as each guest
entered the dining room the hostess
handed them a dainty memoir book
in which they were asked to regis
ter.
In a short time after refresh
ments had been served. everyone
busily engaged in the fortune tell
er" contest, which afforded no little
pleasure. Great credit and praise is
due the charming hostess in so care
fully planning and gracefully carry
ing out the programme of this even
ing of merriment.
Those present were: Misses Mar
ian McFaddin, Martha Jenkinson,
Margaret Ross, Kingstree; Lottie
and Margaret Woods, Sardinia; Re-
tina Moore, Olanta; Carrie Anderson,
Manette McElveen, Lake City; Mar
garet Reardon, Manning; Margaret
Pierson, Sumter; Leona Mcknight,
Irene Mcintosh, Lima Smith. Evie
Wingate, Jessie Wingate, DaBelle
Evans, Pearl Wingate, Marie Har-
rington, Ethel Mcintosh, Lily Mcln-
tosh, Florence Mcintosh; Messrs
Alex Gordon, Clarence Alsbrook. Al
vim McElveen, Virgil Kinder. Wallace
Mcintosh, Kingstree; Paul and Eu-
gene McFaddin, Edward Player, Ry-
an Woods, Landon Corsor, Sardinia;
Davis and Talmage Gibbons and Bill
Hardy, New Zion; Claude Wingate,
Mayesville; McLaurin Lowder. Man.
ming; David Epps, Lucas and Burton
Harrington, Mouzons; David. Marion
and Workman Evans, Junius, Ernest
and Laurie Mcintosh. Allen Pierson,
Covert Mcknight, Mr. and Mrs D A
Mcintosh.
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Telephone In Depot at Kingstree.

The following communication to
Mayor Kinder will exrlain itself and
the installation of a phone in the de-
pot here will fill a long felt want.
Columbia, S c, August "a.
Mr. L P Kinder, Mayor,
Kingstree, S G..
Dear Sir
Referring to the above matter,
the Commission directs me to inform
you that under date of August %,
Mr. ] N Brand, Gen Supt A c L Ry,
Savannah, Ga, writes as follows:
Referring to your favor of July
16, addressed to Mr. Newell, our
General Superintendent at Rocky
Mount, N C, on the subject of in
stalling a telephone in our depot at
Kingstree. S C, | beg to say that
| have instructed our people to SUBJ
scribe for a telephone at this point,
and the same will be installed with
as little delay as possible"
We trust this will remedy the
trouble and will be satisfactory to
all concerned.
Yours very truly,
j P DARBY, Sec.