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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-12-13
Garden CITY
From Thursdays Daily.


Mrs. Maybe John is visiting her
old home in; Waterville. ....-
Mrs. Ida Terry was a business
caller at Lake Crystal Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Stevens were
guests of DR.. and Mrs. Williams oil
Lake Crystal Monday. Hs...
There is excellent skating on the
lower pond, which is being enjoyed
by the lovers of that sport
sMesdames johnson and Hewsor
drove down from near AmbOy Sun
day and visited relatives here.
Don't fail to- attend the Christmas
sale of useful articles held at the
Methodist church on Friday after
noon, December 49,
The Royal Neighbors will hold
election of officers at their meeting
on Saturday. All members are re
quested to be present.
An excellent W. C.. #. u meeting
was held Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Griffith, and there
was good attendance.
A box social will be held Friday
evening, December 6, for the pur
pose of raising funds for the lights
in the new school building.
Mr.. Dyer and family have moved
to their farm near Vernon Center
and Mr.. Moore and his family OF
Iowa will occupy the house vacated
by the Dyer family.
On Sunday morning. December g.
c. w. B. NJ. day will be observed
in the Christian church. A special
program has been arranged and an
Offering will be taken for missions
The show held here ali last week
was well patronized and enjoyed
Lisle Thurston received a fine set
of silverware for bringing i'm the
test the, prize. was merited by Mrs.
Ella Bixby.
The Shamrock club will meet
Thursday. December u, at the home
of Mrs. Laura Clapper Mrs. CIapper
will be assisted by Mrs. Hetty Rob-
erts. Dinner will be served and
the afternoon will be spent in a
social way.
The annual meeting of the Blue
Earth County Agricultural association
will be held in Garden City Deem
Der at two O'clock Reports will
be read, election of officers will be
held and any other business that
may be taken up at that time.
Mrs. e. s. Loring has been busy
these fine days gathering fine lot
of ''toadies," a growth found on old
stumps. With her skillful fingers
she is touching them up a bit, max
ing landscapes, birds and flowers,
wi oh
ing.
Mrs. Will Over and daughter Flor
ence will live in the Charles John
residence this winter and Miss Flor
ence will attend school here. Mr.
Over and his son will come the lat
ter part of the week for visit and
will then return to South Dakota
where they both have responsible
positions. ,t
The Study club met. with Mrs.
Jessie H. John on Wednesday. The
afternoon was profitably spent with
the following program:
Roll call, governors of Minnesota.
Early Settlement of Minnesota,
Miss Mildred Van Dervort
Our Noted Men. Mrs. Roberts.
Massacre of 1862, Mrs. Nettie
Mills
Growth of the State, Mrs. Beer.
Solo, Mrs. Olmstead.
The board of education and the
teachers of the Garden. City public
schools extend an invitation to all
friends and patrons interested in
school work to attend the opening
of the, school building on Saturday
afternoon, December a. An address
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FEW PEOPLE ATTEMPT TO
SUPPORT CHURCHES.

Chicago, December 5.-The
story Of an Indiana village
of 262 Inhabitants, with six
ty-ei9ht professed Christians
and only twenty church men,
bers, attempting to support
three churches, was related
at the federal church council
today.
Of the sixty-eight Chris
tians in the village, the forty
that were not members of the
three churches, were distrib-
uted among nine denomina-
tons. 1t was said that no
young man under twenty-one
years of age was a member
of any Of, the three churches.
This case was selected as
being typical of church con-
ditions in many of the small
towns in the country. Repre-
sentatives of state declarations
Of churcf1es,s said that it was
conditions such az these that
they were seeking to remedy.
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returned with Quitting to Faribault
Quitting declared that he will fgh
the case to finish -. --.
! s...y
From Thursdays Oaiiv.
Wilkin Post, Grand Army of the
/ Republic, elected officers last nigh
as follows: .,a... ..-s-.... ... s#
p. c., Ebenezer Sheldon; S. V
c., e. R. Kennedy; j. V. c., Charles
Hoffman,; adjutant A. H. Steifen
hofer; p. l., J. G. Fowler, @. M.
M. Hanna; surgeon, ]. A. Williams
chaplain, H. S. Eldred; O. d.. r
Girvin; o. g., A. Dixon.
At the regular meeting Of the w
r. c. held last night the following
officers were elected: President
Mrs. Anna Nerbovig; Senior vice
president, Mrs. Isabelle Temple; jul
Nor vice president, Mrs. c. E. Ball
I secretary, Mrs. Eva Vance: treasur
er, Mrs. Florence X. Stubbs; chap
lain, Mrs. Nettie Mead; conductor
Miss Anna Jones: guard, Mrs. Adaf
Wilcox. Delegates elected to the
department convention were Mrs
<ASilSo - " oih No, MiS. NiOld iIlOUftililS
Mrs. Anna Scott, Mrs. Marcella Ken.
needy. Mrs. Ellen Foley.
D. A. Ditch of Wells was i'm Man
kato yesterday.
John Nelson of Lake Benton was
in Mankato today
Hugh Jones of Lake Crystal was
in town yesterday.
J. A. Graham of Austin called in
the city yesterday.
Fred OFT of Owatonna visited in
Mankato yesterday.
F. A. Alexander of Owatonna was
in Mankato yesterday.
f. Hartwick of Mapleton was here
on business yesterday
Mrs. f. H. Mcleod of LeSueur Wis
tied in the city today.
Harvey Goodrich of Madelia called
on friends here yesterday.
S. &C. Whitcher of Pennington
called in the city today
James Faley of Medo was in the
city on business today.
o. Fl. Meyers of GAINESVILLE was a
Mankato visitor yesterday.
]. +. Medbury of Winona called
on friends here yesterday.
William Tarkelson of Owatonna
was in Mankato yesterday.
Robert Koehler of Long Prairie
called in the city yesterday.
John Jensen, Jr., resumed his po-
sition at the Northwestern freight
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Lockjaw Is Feared.
rom THURSDAYS Dailv.

William Howieson of Sterling Cen.
ter, who lost two fingers in corn
shredder several days ago, is now
thought to be suffering from lockjaw.
Four doctors were in attendance
last night and his chances of recoy-
cry are considered very doubtful.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-12-13

to Mankato today and this afternoon
returned with Quitting to Faribault.
Quitting declared that he will fight
the case to finish. - -.-.
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John Quitting, a young man in
the employ of the Faribault Seed
and Nursery company at Faribault
voluntarily gave himself up the pc.
lice last evening when he learned
that a warrant was out for his ar
rest on charge of beating board
bill 81
Quitting has been guest at the
Commercial hotel at Faribault for
about five weeks and Monday he
left for Morristown on business. In
the evening he called up William
Mentz, the proprietor of the Com
mercial hotel and informed him that
his business i'm MOrristown would
keep him over night and that the
next day, Tuesday, he would come
to Mankato and probably return to
Faribault Wednesday. He directed
Mr.. Mentz to send his bill to Man
kato. Mr. Quitting arrived here Tues
day and yesterday he again called
up Mr. Mentz and was informed that
warrant was out for his arrest
and that the sheriff of Faribault
county was hot on his trail. AS
Mr. Quitting was at that time in
the police station he gave himself
up at once and told the officers to
lock him up.
Quitting is very much angered at
the suspicious nature of Mr. Mentz
and says that it will be a very
cold day in July when he pays that
board bill. He says he has 5000
coming from the nursery company
in Faribault and left his trunk and
all his personal belongings at the
hotel in Faribault He says that he
cannot see how the hotelkeeper
thought he was taking any chances
when his man was keeping him
posted as to his whereabouts all the
time.
Mr.. Quitting spent the night in a
cell at the police station, a volun-
tary prisoner. ..E
Sheriff Gieger of Rice county came
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-12-13

Blue Earth, Mimi, December s.
Judge James II. Quinn of this dis
trict has made an order directing
that a special grand jury be sworn
here at 2 p. m. on Monday to con-
slider the charges made against Harry
w. Parker, the absconding vice pres
ident of the defunct Bank of Com
merce of Winnebago.
Parker is in the custody of Sher-
if George (Freer and County Attor-
ney Bulls and is on his way back
from Atlanta, Ga, to this place.
The party is expected to reach here
either on Friday or Saturday.
Few Witnesses to Be Called.
Only a few witnesses will be sum-
moned by the state for the grand
jury hearing. The case seems clear
and Parker admits that his short.
age is from $4,000 to $4,000 He
has declared that he did not take
any of the funds for his personal
use, but was induced to cover the
bad notes of some of his friends
who could not meet their obliga.
lions and who were confronted with
disaster because Of heavy indebted
ness.
The sole charge which the county
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-24

robu rova so gledali vojaki ma
jetnika. In sinila je misel skozi
posurovele mozgane: "Vrzimo
kamenje ma Mavra!' In vsak je
nagrabil kamenja, kolikor ga je
mogel nesti, pa ga je nakopicil ia
robu rova. Potem pa je zaGelo de-
zevati kamenje ma nesre6nega
jetnika, XII sc je oziral kvisku z
grozepolnim pogledom. Francoski
kolonijski vojaki so bodrili Sene-
gale z besedami: "Tako je do
bro" Mu6eni jetnik Sc je skusal
OBJ stem pognati navzgor. Ampak
slabo je naletel. Ogromen kamen
je priletel ma njegovo krvavo gla-
vo in ga podrl ma tia. Markham
je tekla kri IL vseh udov. Njegov
obraz nj bill veG podoben Glove
skemu in vendar ga je Sc vedno
obracal kviSku, kakor da hi no.
tel zadnjic izprositi usmiljenja
Cd svojih rabljev. Ia odgovor ie
vnovic zacelo dezevati kamenje
razliGne velikosti, pablo ie ma kr-
vavo glavo in jo zdrobilo. Kmalu
je pokrild grmada kamenja mrt-
vo truplo neSreGnega Marokanca.
Sele pozno zveGcr so odSli Twin
ski mutitelji od jane, veseli tega
StraSnega della"
To so podrobnoSti francoskega
marocanskega ''pomirienja''. Pi-
sal sem YAM ze, da so slu6aji te
vrSte zelO mnogoStevilni in pri-
povedujcm Yam lie naigrSe in pa
najbolj krvave. Kar Sc tice ro-
panja, Sc ~uganja ma debelo. Fran
coski vojaki kupujejo cd Mavrov.
ce pa ii zahtevajo placilo. i'm
pokazeio puSkino cev ali baionet
10 Je nedvomnO pravica mocnej-
Sega"
Tako dalet pismo, Xxi priobGuje
nlkakor ne revolucionarni. am
pax vSaj poSteni demokratiGni
list. Nojna povsod vzbuja V Glove
ku najgrozovitej$e nagone. voina
unlci neStevilna dragocena xiv
lJenja in kulturne napravc. voina
pa ponila tudi uniGevalca same
ga.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-24
Bivsi rimsko- klerikalni poslanec
- mohamedanec.

Pred pol letom so prijeli V
Smirni bivsega poslanca ogrske
klerikalnc liudske stranke. Franc
Udvarya. Xxi so ga bill zaradi kriv
de Cd NIGGA upravliane banke in
drugih goljufivih dejani 5 tiralni-
60 zasledovali. Tvedlo Sc ie proti
MENU izrocitveno postopanje. XII
Sc je do zadniega casa zavla6eva-
10. Nedavno pa .je dobil sodni
dvor cd iustiGnega ministra oh
vestilo, da je turSka oblast izro-
citev Udvarya odrekla, GeS: da Sc
Je bivsi poslanec izpreobrnil k
mohamedanski veri in .je ~zatorej
zanaprej podvrzen turskim zako-
nom.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-24
GRoZoTE VOJNE.

PariSki tednik ''CloveSkc pra-
vice" objavlja pismo vo.iaka IL
Maroka. XII zasluzi posebno 20
zornost prav zdai. ko ogroza vol
ma furija evropski jugovzhod in
vso Svropo.
Prva polovica tega pisma
podaja popis boja pri Sidibu : At
manu- 6. septembra. Francosko
topnistvo je ~provzrocilo straSno
krvoprelitje. Ma francoski strani
pa so bile izgube neznatne - Sest
mrtvih, med temi en- Senegalec.
sedem ranjenih. Vzlic temu Sc ie
pri zadnjih strazah nenadoma
zbudila maS6evanjazeljnost. Vo-
jak piSe: "PeSci so planili ma
mrtva trupla M~arocanov in so
jim porezali glave, uScsa. .iezike,
noge, roke it'd. Vsak ic hotel ime-
ii majhen %"spomin".
Oh eni smo dospcli V tabOriSGe.
Gumiieri (doma6i pomozni jez-
deci) so privedli dvanajSt ietni-
kov. Polkovnik Mangin Jill je "a
sliSal in Sklenil 20 triurni obrav-
navi, da Sc usmrtc zumaj taboriS-
ca. Senegalccm Sc powerful izvr-
sitev smrtne obSOdbc in odvedli
so Jill po tri in tri. Medtem so "a
zgali vas ma vzhOdu taboriSGa. We
hkansko so Sc Spenjali plameni
do neba in V tenn Okvirju. podob-
nem peklu. so korakali jetniki Y
smrt
Eden med mimi. mlad. krepak
clovek, ic okanil cuiccnost svoiih
spremljevalcev. Nenadoma ic po-
begnil in tekcl. oGividno slede6
nagonu samohranitve. V iuzni
smeri cd taboriSca. Njegov trud
le bill brezuspeSen. Petdesct voja-
Kov Sc 10 spustilo IA MIN. Ko je
nesrecnik to videl. SO ie vrgel V
zsusenO recnO strugo Stiri metre
globoko. In Ddai Sc .ic zaGela dra-
ma - ali pravilneje umor. Marc
Rance ie bill stiri metre globoko
nekaksnem row - bill .je torej
%popolnoma nevaren. Zgoraj, ma
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-24
he kazni ne more odobravati OBJ
sodbe umobolnega cloveka.
STEBER 2 A GLAVO.

ltalijanski listi porocajo: Pred
nekaj dnevi je umrl ma svojem
posestvu V blizini Mantue Ami
bale Tosci, star "a let, XII je ma
cuden nacin priSel do svojega
premozenja. Ma cesti IL Nea~la. V
blizini samostana sv. Vida, je bill
OBJ zacetku 10. stoletja postavljen
kamenit steber, XII je incl ma Ia
padni strani sledeGi francoski ma
pts: "Kdor bride l. maja oh g..
zjutraj, dobi zaklad. Ko je pri-
Sci l. maj ma prihodnjega leta,
Sc je zbralo vse polno ljudi oko-
10 stebra in Gakali so, kdaj Sc
pozlati glava. Steber je ostal, ka-
krSen je bill, in je ostal tudi siv
kamen prihodnjega leta. Nekaj
let so pr ihajali ljudje ma dan l.
maja in priGakovali. da dobi ste
her zlato glavo. Pomen besed je
moral torej biti drug in l.judje so
ugibali semitic, "A breZ uspeha.
lzkopali so steher V nadi, da je
pod MIN zaklad, ali tudi to upa-
ME je bilo goljufivo in zagonetni
Steber so postavili zopet ma pref
Snie mesto Neliko let je preteklo
in skorai so ljudje re pozabili ma
Steber. Leta 1871 je potoval pc
cesti neapOlitanski potepuh in
priSel tudi do Gudnega stebra. Dol
90 casa je stall pred stebrom in
razmiSljal napis. Naenkrat Sc mn
zazdi, da je razreSil pomen Skriv-
nOstnih beSed. Ozrl Sc .je prot
Solncu, XII ie blestelo z iasnega ne
ba. potem je zopet premOtril ste
her. cd katerega je padla kratka
Senca. ITO hi bilo - poskuSimo.'
le mrmrlial sam : Seboj in sci da-
lie. o je priSel |. maj, ie bill pote-
puh z.iutrai zarana oh stcbru 5
krampom in Z lopato. Ma bliznicm
SamoStanu je udarila IRA SeSt-
KRAFT. tedaj j. sci potepuh k toGki,
kamor je padala ost stebrove sen
ce. Pritel je kapoti in kmalu ie "a
del oh francoski vojaSki tele6njak.
Y katercm .je bilo 10000 frankov.
\apis INA Stebro .ie razkril resnico
in MOI. XII ga je razrcSil. .je postal
bogat. 81 kupil poSeStvo. kier ie
zivcl do konca svOjih dni.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-24
Obglavljen umobolen zlocinec.

Obglavljen umobolen z~locinec.
Y kelmorai nu so V torek obgla-
viii 41-letnega d%ninarja Knoppa.
Ilaznci jc vslcd pijanoSti in V tenn
stanju umoril svoicga triletnega
Sina. Pred smrtjo je pisal Knopp
wee poSIovilnih pisem in Sc izrazil,
ia je zrtev zganja. Knopp jc bill
duScvno mani vreden. Ker IT, incl
prebito Grcpinjo, nj mogel nositi
pri vojakih Gelade in oh dczev-
mem vremenu Sc ga je redno To-
omOtica. Poleg tega je pill
leta in Ieta zganje in Sc slabo
prehranjeval. V MEM nj bilo no
bcne odporne sile wee. Nekai ted
nov pred svojim ostudnim deja-
MEM Sc je Knopp zivel lie Cd kru-
ha in krompirja in tako oslabel jc
pol Ultra zganja. Nato ie IL
moril sina. Porotniki so obsodili
Knoppa ma smrt in sodi$Ge ie cd
klonilo izvedenisko mnenie psi
DIR. Aschaffenburga. ceprav
ie slo IA zivljenje cloveka. Ma
vsemu pricakovanju je
kral.j potrdil smrtno obsodbo. Mai
le kdo sod o smrtni kazni tako
ali tako: a tudi zagovornik smrt-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-24
Kako ravna kapital z della


volJnlm Pretresljiv dogodek
t'oveSke bede poroGa "Dortmun-
der Generalanzeiger''. Diva ma
pIJutih bolna delavca IL cinkarne
hi bila morala iii V zavod "a boil
nike ma pljucih. Toda sta morala
cakati, ker V dotiGnem zavodu nj
bio prostora. Dasi nista bila de-
lozmozna, ju .je vodstvo bort
mundske cinkarnc sililo k delu
BlagaJniSki zdravnik je Steer do
vohl ''lahka della. ravnateli pa
le rekel, da morata delati vse.
kar jim da. ko sta Sla zopet k
zdravniku, je rekel zdravnik enc
mu: wi ste bolni. toda moran
Vas zglasiti zdravega. Blagaina
ne zmaguJe StroSkov." V drugi
tovarm so tega delavca zavrnili.
ko je iskal della. kakor so sveto-
vail. Oba ma pljucih BONA DELAY
ca sta s%tanovala V tOvarniSkih hi
sab in zahtcvala Je uprava, da mai
placata Sedaj stanovanje L boil
mscino. To hi Slo. in ko sta bila
dolzna mesec dni "a stanovanje,
Je tovarna vlozila tozbo, da Sc .ju
izzene IL stanovani. Zena enega
ten delavcev je " otroSki postelii.
SedaJ pa %porocajo strokOvni listi.
da je eden izmed bolnikov bill
vstopll pr tovarni nedavno kot
stavkokaz III je 5 tenn korakom IL
%jalcvil stavko. ker je Slo z MIN Sc
wee d%elavcev. Sedaj ie storil V
tovarnl svojo d~olznost. nalezcl
pljucno jetiko. zdaj pa ma cesto V
bedo Z MIN tako 81 je mislila to-
varna
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-24
MEGA ma gosto svetlo-zlatega pra-

MEGA ma gosto svetlo-zlatega pra-
hu.
Eskadron je zapustil vas. Med
potoma Sc je ceta polagoma raz-
prostrla narazen. vendar SO bill
videti vojaki, zlito V emo $ tenn
mimi telesi konj, kakor n sama,
crna masa. Culo Sc je priduSeno
govorjenje, zdajpazdaj Sc je "a
svetil rdec ogenj prizganih ciga-
ret in nato zopet izginil. Ma 6elu
je jezdila gru6a castnikov. njiho-
vi plaS6i so Sc topili kot blede in
sive lise ma temnem ozadju stepe.
Konji so razgetali po gostem..
Cerkesov je jezdil sam Ease "a
eskadronom, kadil in premiSlje-
val. Oh MEM sta Sc premikala
enakomerno topli strani konja, V
obraz mu je vel komaj opazno
hladni no6ni veter. Bio mu je
tesnobno-tezko pri srcu; V ME
govern spomim Sc je ponosno pO-
javlalo nekaj zarecega, golega,
sladkega, vines pa so v%stajale sem
in TIA velike, v~praSajo6e o6i ME
COVE neveste.
"Eh, kaj Kakor vsi dru-
gi &c ne hi JAZZ hi pac
kdo drugi To je re tako z
mimi =" 81 je mislil. toda ne
zadovoljnost $ Samim seboi in mi
sci ma ~nevesto ga je muGila dale.
in nekaj ga je opominjevalo, da Sc
mora ma vsak naGin oprostiti tega
m~oreGega cuvstva.
"Ah 70 je Slo imenitno .
bogme to ie Slo =" ie re
kel spredai nekje tho vojakov
glas, opaioc Sc Sc vcjro $ slad-
kimi spomini.
"Tepec" je odgovoril drug
glas razdrazeno in nekako zanic-
1.-Two.
Spredaj sta Sc naenkrat raziek-
Mia diva prasketajoca Strela in
diva kratea ognia sta Sc zaSvetila
IL goSte temc. Use Sc ie zdrznilO
isti hip. p~ridrzalo Sapo in prisluS.
knilo. V mast nekje je nekdo tez-
ko zaiecal.
Eden ie cadet -"
In temno noe je namah preSe.
kal divji kirk.
"Zasedal Uiemite .iih
pobijte iih! Vase blagorodie
Nadine, so kriGali div,
ie in zmeSano GLASGOW oil vseh
strani.
CerkesOv ie mehaniGno nateg
nil povodce in zajezdil oh eska.
dronu ma cello. u grozotnim hruS.
Gem in truScem. kakor plaz, s kri.
kom in zvenketanjem orozia je
drvela celia a konj in MOI da.
lie V noe. konji so drgetali in je,
cali, izpod nog Sc .ie dvigal prah
ki ga V temi nj bilo STEER opaziti
ki pa je lezeI kakor temen oblak
ma stepo. craven Cerkesova SC
hrnmele enakomerno in zastajale
pOlagoma trne Sence koni.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-24
ADVERTISER
Use o6i obrnjene ma Milwaukee

Ako Sc zanimate Ia napredek
e~lovestva pazite ma Milwaukee
kjer socialist k%ontrolirajo mesto
in county in vrSijo veliko delo
To pa najlazje storite, ako Sc ma
rocite ma milwaukee Leader.
nov. soc. dnevnik. Leader je IL
vrsten in metropolitski casopis
XII prinasa vse novice, najve6 po-
Dornosti pa posveca delavskim in.
tereeom.
Narocnina "a cello leto znasa
$500, 25c ma mesec. - Naslov
The Milwaukee Leader, Milwau
kee, Wis.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-15

Thousands of women owe their youthful appearance to Newbro's Her. licide. No matter what may be her age, woman with a nice head of hair, hair that is soft, glossy and fluff fy, always looks younger than she is.
 Herpicide makes the hair beautifu. with that sheen and simmer which is so attractive and always indicates T healthy, natural growth. It keeps the scalp free from dandruff and the hair from falling out
 There are remedies said to be just
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-15

The Hot Springs kindergarten, which was in the high school last year. will open Monday at Miss Gray's home, Park Hill. until a room is avail able at high school.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-15
IA WOMAN NEVER LOOKS BETTER THAN HER HAIR
 HERPIcIDE
HERPIcIDE

as good" but Herpicide is the genu- ore original dandruff germ destroyer.
 Newbros Herpicide in 5Oc and Sl sizes is sold by all dealers who quar- antee it to do all that is claimed If you are not satisfied, your money win be refunded.
 Recommended and applications made by the best barbers and hair dTessers.
 Send 10c in postage for sample and booklet to The Herpicide Co, Dept R.. Detroit, Mich.
 Jackson's Pharmacy special agents.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-15
coRMAN IS HANDICAPPED.
Case Against Him Charging Bl9amy
 Is Thrown Out of Malvern Court.

Charles German of this city, who had been arraigned at Malvern on a charge of bigamy. has been exonerat- ed and yindicated to the extent that the case against him was dismissed from court and not even prosecution begun, when it was called. German was arrested here on an information filed before Justice Bettis of Malvern. which set up that he had married Miss Blanche St. Clair a month and a day before securing the final di- vorce order from a former wife, in the chancery court here. Tom Bres- sic was the prosecuting witness. Cor man was prepared to defend the ac- tion had it been called. but the case was thrown out, the prosecution, 1t is said. announcing there was nothing to the charge. German declares the action was brought out of revenge.
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No 15 Henderson Ayenue-Lot to an alley mod eight residence pasered bath atoy down stairs, electric lights with fine fixtures beautiful
 ane in the paror closets the four bed rooms furnace heat and just oneha block perfect neghborhood large barn which garage Fruit the and maple along the front and side of the house. North This best built houses the city, Just the place raise children two blocks of Oaawn school house. The could not be re- built today for less than $5000 and it practically $50OO for the has been reduced to S450o
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank all the friends who were so kind and sympathetic during the recent illness and death of wife and mother, We will always cherish such kindness given in our hour of deep bereavement
 L. CUMMINS,
 LENA CUMMINS.