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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-16
&afccn / &pitalocn. Set er en-

&afccn / &pitaloen. Set er en-
.gonn1el, fje1ot Sog, at set lfal be-
re ct glimren0e Miobel moo gleg=
lot og M%erpdlite at opboloe Jig t en-
&'oltolo. Mlperoens flpge Sooner bor
n11 og ga gipet Ell blo0lps, iellfobS=
trnt og fornem Donte Bette &ooo.
Moaife bor Set ofte fun ppret, for
81 Ell ian6nn &oitolbfur ngobenoig=
bis bar fren1tbnnget ct Sar10opbolo.
Horiierlpger11e bor 1igefrem faat
lat aoltal6=&nren / 5pitem, fortpl=
Ter v&6benbapn". Man fan tp1
Ierietioen jnpnlig lie a%rnoncernl
ON 2a1oopbolo %inOebolOe Splpsnin(
ON, at ser er mem M0gang til bel:
bpgget &o1tol0 olp.; og fornplig el
Ser l16e / en- al 2%pltifoDe1te beo Eo:
|ris blebet aabnet en- M %nltra=e1e
gort og original @fobrel tanront
|bbis fornemite Siltrnfning er. So
,feen /. &oital6en. &eita11rottonens
Nabn er rBre @otelan"; Ser ino
tager @jplterne- 9agens f6rlt'
MoaIti6, Ser bope6iogelig beltaar
1DmoIfet Mplf, be6 S%erberings
,bor6ene / @%o1tal6en, og Trofoltel
,ipiIes pao @ng=&erm6aen, bpor be1
butter at npilaget So.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-16
@eorppcoe auinoer.

On &pt11Oe oil ga1lif e natltrligt
}e 2inet fra Sen m6rfe SIDE, noar
BUN li0er al en- f%pinOelig @pg0om
og far feilet at fir0e ct Oft00el Der
imp6.
sSS11get1 &piroe fon bore lpffelig,
bbor ser fi1r0es llregelmp5ltgbeo,
Meropiitet, &pgimerder, &opeopine,
8etenoelie m. M.
Suo0uu1e &pin0er burOe erir0re,
at 2poio 6. Yinfbam's &egetable
COMPOUND bil goa til Moben al Sn=
set og ba1rtig ooerbirroe .6isle Sioel=
ler. Set far baret en- 8eifptter for
&ni>roernes Snn6beb / benpe6 40
Mor og Mpotbeferne lglger oenne
Me6icin / Meng0e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-16
@innfsnta.

= sill Hoitmelter / &olS, &oleou
County, er u0nep'rt almer Sfrlt=
bolo.
&i1,e Greet ct ct nDlig ppret=
tet Eoitfontor / Stosco County.
&arriet Gcbl1ller er %anbefalet lom
set npe @ontprs Yoltmelter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-16
M,nerifamif 9amfer. @

Mmerifanif &amier. @fjgnt Scr
er $40 Mar. ii6en &u%nfertreet
lom er en- Nrt 2ourbrrtre, inbfgr.
.tes fra &ina o. Sapan til Mmerifa,
er oct, mRrfeligt nof, fun en- bolt
Ones Nar, ii6en mon / SD6en oQ
I@D6oelten AT 6e 6oreneoe 9tutel
tog fat pao en- egentlig DDrfning al
erect, og Ga eno6o lige inoti]
1905 fun iom 5irplarte. Nu ori:
oes &amfertreoprfni11gen 6erimot
1aabel / 6lori6a 1om / California
iom Ell m1eget in6bringenoe Np:
%ringspej, og set .iler, efter at MOI
|bm giort Ben Op0agelie, at &am
ferret, iom man ti6ltgere fl1n n0:
6rog al Rlontens traogtige @ele
me6 lige iao ltort l1o6ptte lo6er fig
u66roge at @1a6ene, bborbeo op
races SEN Tor6el, at man fife l9n
ger bebgDer at pe11te me0 Streets
l16bptning, inotil oct CT u6bofiet -
eller / Set min61te bar raoet en- biz
|Stgrrelie og Ml6er.
&amferin6u1trien betoler Jig DOC
fun / set itore og egner Jig berfol
%6oarligt for Ben min0re Sor0beiio:
Ser, men ga &amferet CT ier0eleS
npilomt / fine Sor6ringer til Soro.
bun6en og oDer1 / &igbet meo Sor'
fi%nrligbe0 gror / magre og lonoc'
6e Sor6er, = Iom Ser ingen Mon
gel er paa / Sc paagipl6enoe Ggn$
iii en- btlltg &e1rge -, er Snout
1trien til @jengielo oberoroentlit
inobringen6e, 1raar Blot ct tilltr9f
feligt itort Nreal er taget UNDER
DDrfning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-16
u@pao er set, bu l6ger ion ibrie

r6pao er set, 6u iGger ioo iprig
efter blan6t M~pertisiementerme
Seq Tiger en- np @asierer."
rSpor bar gu gjort al Sen gam=
Re bo?"
r@om Tiger leg osioa efter."
sfrip efter 8rgoennmere paa b<..
te 8lab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-16
Zig Manoers Rleoer, ser laa poo
gtronobreooen. 8lu0ielig iatte Ben

gtranobreooen. 8lu6ielig iatte Ben
i&orner1e / 8enfle6erne og lpb.
Maroen fom OPP al Gnn6et % lot
tie bog efter 5tubel1. Set lpffeoes
bout pgioa, ga ban I'LL oar llbelpp=
ret % let tilbe11S, at inobet1te Den,
met bper @a1rg BON naoeoe Den,
nenote sen Jig meo ct bit BrM pm
moo bmnl. 9taar ba lao pcg tilbo-
! &c, fortlotte Den 2gbet.
2anat ON lpnge lpffe0es bet Dog
Mo1poen at Haa li11e 8uflc ct igicrl.
8ncn ipenbt fur itramt. Otter
bboD Ser meO0eles u@ein1oal" fra
poolioelig Slide ifal Der bape fur-
set Ell Iprbanoling Steb mellem
&%pniiitpriet / &iel pg &1tltltsnint=
~lteriet i 8erlin, bporun0er bette flo
Ite erflereoe, at Ser life efStlterer
mget 6orbu0 imo0, at noro1les=
lbi9ife @reiter fom / Sc oonife Sor=
lnmlingsb11le {.
81 set life er mere e110 balptre=
Ste Mor ji6en, at &l1ltusminilteriet
Il ct minilteriet &e1fript notalte, at
u&rpiter og 2erere bgr unogao at
beiege Sc oonlfe Sorlamltngsbn1e"
etc., moa &egieringen albiaa bape
in6iet, at SEN ban6e lpenot Bl1e11
for ltromt.
timber Gb%erifriften n9nmbeb"
omtoler set ignoeripoife Bloo
,6eimOal" en- Mrtifel / Social
Demofroten, bpori Den oanite Be=
folfning bebrei0es, at 0en fife bar
ltgttet Moos @gbolm. - 8laoet
Ifriper berefter:
u8laoet rpber berpeo ct llfieno~
1fab til bore 6orbolO, joni pirfellg
er b%elfemmen6e. ut Ser raooer
ggb i Muos @gbolms Siem, 1fDl=
6es Sc tp1fe MpnoigbeoerS Srem-
fgro moo Tamtliens Torlprger,
men @gnens 8efolfning bor = 1aa=
|bi6t Sc UNDER Sc fer fenoe Sorbol0
bar gigrli9t = poet Maos Ggbolms
6omilie al ben Stptte og Si9lp,
1om bebgpe6es. @la0et lpnes fife at
bape en- Mnelie ONT, at bbtS Der
pan set n%ltpnretroe Ei0spunft bar
blepen formnltaltet cit Snolumltng
til iSoroel for Mabs Ggbolm, btloe
Mpnoigbeberne rOen btoere babe
qiprt ltoleg / Sen for De iopmte B6=
Ser, og Briien pil6e bupe pgret 800
Marf pit. Sag.
Set oonlfe iocio1oemofratilfe @ar=
ltis &obe0organ bi1 fife belte Be=
for tit opencitereoe Mngreb
pou Sen 6unl fe 8efolf11ing / Noro=
lesoig."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-16
S Sacfion Goa1ntp ip11eg SCI

S Sncfion @oatntp ipnes oer
/ fommen0e Sfoleaar at blipe Mm<
gel poo 2grere, og me6 De 4,120
Sfolebern / 1f6 forifiel1ige Diitrif>
ter trGnges Der en- ret anielig 2R-
rer 1tub.
- Oct ferltc al Morets @apre,
Slug % 8Dg bragtcs forrige 9gr6ug
paa Marfe6et / Groofston, ioet fle-
re S0rifelog por / 8irfiombeo ner
8Den. SiGr 9pg gop itort l1obptte,
meoens ogiaa &abre pg Slug bar
meget tilfre0sltillen6e. !@pe6ebg=
lten por iaalrg, og Ser bar life l9n,
ger 11ogen 1Sare fur Suit. @eo Gunf
Center bar @pa o9 Slug gipet 377A
@uibels pr. gcre. Geirfnrbolbene
for SsSn6be1tniltger bar Sc beoI tie.
- Iarmerne / Meolpoo0 County
er blepnc begejltre6e ooer Sc gobe
l16itgter for 0prfning al Mlfolfa,
i0et IN 81. s. Scbmobl me6 tire
Mcres fortrinlia @rgbe bnr bepiit,
at Spr0bl110 og &1imnt CT bel iftf=
fet for oenne 6%oberplmnte. Glen
@ol6, Ser 0riper 1000 9lcres Torm=
lano / &eotpooo County og ejer sen
bebite @ioro @%olltei11fpng i oerne
Sci al Staterl bar ogiao giort ct
Soridg me0 Mlfagfo0prfning og er=
flerer, at Mejerifarmerne 6erbe6
goar en M og ablben Tremti6
tm60e. u9eaar en- Tormer fan able
fra tire til fire Sons al set be0ite
Sober for Malfefpng pr. Mcre," IL
ger ban, uog Set noflo0elig lt6en at
plGje eller loa, 80 ntoo Me6moo6
County flun11e pp11oa, bbo6 Set life
fgr onlaaes for mr1tg."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-16
8nroQbet / @aleca bar frem:

8proaoet / @oleca bar trent
Iagt ell T%ororo11ing, Ser giper @ole=
ca @us 60. e11 25 Mars 8ebilling
oerlte0s. Yriien poa @as lfal boz
re begron0iet til $1.75 pr. 1000
500, meoens Mrbejoet lfal poabe=
gDn0es in6en to Maane0er og
mi11o1t 2 Mil @asrer legges Set
fgrite Mar.
- 6rit5 9orr1to, Ell ing Tor=
ret11inasma1o / Maoiion, bleb for
to Tiger ii6en faltet al fiji Motor=
cDfle, me6ens BON fidrte mellem
2ouisba1rg og 8ellingbnm, og Bier
ferit efter nogen Si6s Borleb fun
Ben / en- bepioitlgs EiIiton6. Soc.
gerne tror, at ban bab6e erbolb1
@rlt6 pan &ierneifanen og at Dg.
sen bilbe nipe SgIgen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-16

meter Greberit Storm al Sreoerits,
berg. @igariorter Mlfreo 2rnogreet1.
8l6 SprenienS &a1itrn gl1e. @ros-
ierer Mosiins Snitru @mmp. en-
fe Sine @anien. Mrbejoerlfe Caro-
line 2ilieblob. Sfomagerio ell0 So
buunes 8oron1. Gl1fe SSuba1ule ST.
icber. g1rfe Singer Mooien. GU
fie .SSenien. Tbp. Na1nel frGo0erin=
sc 0rf.> sS1ger Neterlell. 6orr1orD
Gorllens Gufe Mne. 6orlm Slipia
&oifinen al 6i1tlmlo. ll!oba11oler
Maos 9eielie1. Gigyp Sssperie n. Me,
fainter Meral1oer SSerien. &eltaa1-
ropr Cars MnDerien. &anoner /
5gpnrnet Carl Mn0erle11. Srga11ilt
@offmonns gnfe Mette Gr1eltine.
Mrb. Beter @engtiens @nfe Sine.
gnfe Sobam,e Sllen. Mrb. Heter
8Gree @orgitrpm. 6bp. 9pslema=
ger / @eret @al1l Noblig19Segner.
Molerineno Mn6reas @olit. &ellner
Mage 2orien. M11rer Carl 2altenz
burg. Gireftrice, 6rf. Soa &irltine
Sergenien al SreoerifSberg. 6bp.
Sneofer Sncob Senlen. Mlrrerme=
tier &oniens @uitru Gbriiti1te. Sper=
iergent @ra11nes @nfc gmilie. l1r=
tefrnm1l1er Seniens .@nfe Glpino.
81. &jeffenbetjent S,o11aslen (fal6et
Sonbien)s @nfe Mne. 8lomlter=
bonbler @ilbelmiens @11ltru Tbora.
@rosi erer 9irf @laum gbriitie.
@anoelsfl1l6mngtig Mre( Sgrenlen
gnfe glino Birmingham. 5freooer
sSeni ems &l1itrlt Mgnes. @usmano
2nriens @l1ltrlt 8o0il al @iGlm pr.
@nloborg. Mulerlpen0 @l,itap
@cbrgoer. Sne0ferlpen0 8rltuns
@ultru M11gnito. &entier Gonrno
@riergoarb. Sberretslagferer Git
gems @nltru Oagmar al @ellernp.
Sernbonearbeiber SONS Gbrilterlen
@nfe Sine Sll lem. &rofurilt Sarah
Sert5um. 5ne6feripeno Slle1,s SUI
ltrn Mette. 6rf. Marie Mgller.
6bb. 5otionsfo rlto11ber Eer Sells
ion. Gnfefru Soo 8rorion. 1bp.
|Solororsbetjent Heter Sprgenlen.
ISnger 4iritine Sole. Sppogruf Be=
ser SsSenien. 5ne0fer Mapoleon
@ols. 6rf. %ilbelmine @apmorcf.
Mmmelbtc fpr 6reoerifsbcrg &irfs
Sfifterct.
6reoeriffe gl1gel. light Soo
&asmusle11. gjenbomsinipeftgr So
fan @~esie1t~5 Sbp. &igb-
mun6 &einricb 2enrbfe. 8mf0iref=
tgr @erbaro 9gcfer. 6bp. 2Grer=
inoe Heronelle 8ang. Stu. 2Grer-
ir0e Caroline Mor0berg. @aor0eier
Gbriiteniens @11itrl1 Mare11. 8ones
be1tprer 4reoerif Seeman.
Mmmclbtc fpr Murbrc &trfs Sftfte=
ret.
2pngbD: 6prbgoer Yeter Senle1.
SC. g. @a1rlens @l1ltrn Maren. @enz
tDfte: gnfe More11 Feterl e1. Irb.
Sre6erif Miell Ell. 5fooshorg: SIP.
5opemono Beter 2nrie11. Sirl1m
Sine 2orlen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-16

uMien bporfor la0er Sc 9ereS
&eIt blibe gift ollere6e / ferite &a'
pitel?"
$50, for0i ieg alti0 bor flrnoe'
set meningsleit at lluthe Ell 6or:
telling netop Set, bpor en- WeanoS
@jenpor6igbeoer fdrlt rigtig be
gpn6er. Set En- netop pao oct &ios
punft, man 1fol Io6e &oma11en be
gpnoe.,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-16
Stmbenten Conn Morgenen til /

Stnbenten Com Morgenen til lin
@ertin6e): rSeg bur / Scat lopet
pau 6e1p bare Mn0roS. @porfor bar
Sc lagt @engefle6erne paa @rlbe1
beo Chen al @engen?"
Gertin0en: Set er forfert
bpo6 man laa air.. Oilers laggel
Sc Gem oItio peo Chen at Sen=
gen, men / Scott, ga ieg bab0e logt
'@engefleoerne Ser, logger Sc Sem
/ 9engen!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-16
: ST.. @eitergaaro, 2unobierg-

- @r. @%eitergnar0, 2unbblerg-
goarb i Sfoplunoe, bar flebt ~5fop-
I1,r1oegaor0" al @oaroeler, Sogne=
ronosn1eolem &ilb. Gbriltenlen. Be
1Gtning, Sntpltur % Moifiner
mebfplger. @ooroc1, fnr ct Etlllg=
gctoe al SO 3or. 9ono, % &jgbe-
i,,mmerl CT 19O,25O &r.
ugrsbolt" peo @urrc meb til
berc,oe GODS er al gnfefrl1 Gbri=
1tenien iplgt TIL &roprietGr glo=
5tr1,p, ser tioligere bar eiet "Sla1-
qerupgaorb" neo @olte 90 for S1oen
bar 8clig pao @il1erposbolm. "9rS=
holt" hor is EM. @ortfprn. | Gjen=
boms1fnlb er @ooj et oniot til 49,
900 &r.
- @aorner vgbelSbnr1" er al
ofbpoe Gtotsroob Mol1rier Neter=
TENS @nfe iolgt til gienoomsbonoler
@ech, Soriens. &igbel lum1nen er
ubefienbt. @oor6en har ct Iill1g=
genie og 100 Sor. Gang ager, eng
oo @fon.
.Sutelial9. >@otelejer Carl Sent
len Fat iolgt Sotel rRopol" / Scot
5fon til Me1touratgr $. @rifien, Mo=
ribo, for $4,000 &r.
Soteleier @in0erup55cbult5
bar iolgt Soteleier uMaribo" til
9perfennes Gois, @otel Sfmoino-
bien / Aeafi fon. Onertugelie lfer Sen
Is. Mu9ult.
Sulat statslMoie. &e0 Muftio=
11e,, oper Stotens Mpieoreo1 rGe-
iterfer" / TelSbora blep ct &onlor=
tium / 6elbborg bpieItbp0enoe meo
24,1O0 &r. Mnieorealet far tilbgrt
State11 / ca. 100 Mar.
9posialS. 6bp. Nolm1elter /
@fipe @onnepie er op6 / 5ftpe, 50
Mur 9a1nn1el. Sen afOp0e bar tt6-
Iigere beret @oltmelter / Mslens.
SSsl1l titsroo6 %. Macfeprang,
6oobora, ti6ligere 6orpagter al
vSolitensb1s", ~8jprren1o1e" og
uNoffebpllc" @ppebgoar0e, err bgo,
IS Nar gon1n1el.
= &onlmunelege, Or. pill. Gal=
oemor &nl1oi Ell er ofgooet Deo DgSen
i Ell Mloer al 81 Mar. Or. &nleo=
fen nur fpbt / 5en6eripllano> bbor
Tabercl1 a @obsejer pau Tpn0er=
egnen.
- 9prlnge IS. &inoing / Npfg=
bing g. er ofgonet be0 De0e11, 60
Mor gomn1el, efter for npgle Gage
1ibe,1 neb @ebonolinge11 al cit So
at bore blepen lmittet al Miltbran0.
Sen ofbp0e, ser / en- Marrpffe bap=
6e ppret Meblem al 8Droa0et, bar
nplia Mepen 116nepnh til 9ireftpr
for Spore= og 2aanebm1fen for
Mpfjebing e.. og Smegn.
- Stu. stabsiergent res 3oie
encouragement og Spgebusi1lpef=
ter, &oncelliraao g. @ormslep
Marbls er afgaaet pe0 0goen efte1
ct fort 5pgeleie, so Star gommel.
6orper g. Sgrgenien er at
9ooet pcD 0p0en efter l1ogen S0s
@poqeligbe0. Sen of0gOe, Ser pa1
fg6t / 1912 / @ronlten / Sgnoer.
iDllano, bar SIN al Sen fje10te asa:
triot 30. 81. SsSiirgenlen pg 9rooe1
til Sen of6e6e &igsarfipor q. 8
Seprgenj en. @on bot6e / Ell Mar.
ruffffe ppret Meblem al Npfidbin(
S. 8proab og 6prn1a1r0 for Sno11
1tri- og Soanopnrferforeninge11.
- 6bp. 8orgmelter / Miooelfor
Sobs. @enrif @olm er %ofgaaet bel
9gben, SO Star gumrnel. Gen al
6eoe, Ser por Mio0er al 0bg. ol
Climb, %ubrebntes / 1858 til 8org
the tier / SGnOer, men ofifeOige0cs
1864 og hlep berefter 1867 9org
meter / Mi06elfort, fra bpilfet Gm
bebe bon tog i'm Mfife6 / 1898,
: 9irefter for Ajpbe1bQDns 9a11
belsbanf @erbar0 0pcfer CT op>
70 Mor gommel. >San tiltraa6te 81
rcftgrl tillinge11 / @m0elSbanfen
1889.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1912-07-26
This Book Worth Reading

The Adler-i-ka book, telling how you
can EASILY guard against appendi-
citis, and how you can relieve consti-
patton or g.s on the stomach almost
INSTANTLY, is offered free for q
short time by the Benno Drug Co.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1912-07-26

Buy it now. Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is al
most certain to be needed before the
summer is over. Buy it now and be
prepared for such an emergency. For
sale by all dealers. M e.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1912-07-26

Portal Village. e............ 80 Is
Powers Lake Village. .'... 81 SO
Bowbells City, 1st ward, amt.
of bill $24.O0; amount allow
ed .................... 21 SO
Bowbells City, End ward ...... 20 Is
Bowbells City, 3rd ward ...... 10 90
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1912-07-26

Motion made and carried that Burke
County pay the expense Of holding the
March primary election, in the City of
Bowbells, to the extent of one day for
inspector posting notices, one day to
return poll book and mileage.
Moved by Commissioner Donovan,
seconded by Commissioner Bryan that
the auditor be instructed to attend to
getting and having prepared the Burke
County bonds. to be dilivered to ward
County, in settlement, as per resolut-
ion as passed by the board Of Ward
and Burke Counties. Motion carried.
Motion made and carried that board
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-29
WHAT HAPPENED IN CHICAGO TODAY

Woman, believed to be Eta
Smith, waitress, attempted sui
eide. John Hartnett, 158 Austin
av., and Henry Olson, 1912 w.
Monroe ST., both Is, rescued her
from lake.
Dog owned by Albert Price bit
Thomas Mcdowell, 3612 Rhodes
av., after latter had assaulted
master.
Mrs. Iona Netzel, 1913 Oak
dale av., asked police to search for
husband, August Netzel, Jr., who
disappeared Sunday afternoon
with 5 children.
Masked bandit entered home of
Mrs. Katherine Barrett, 944 E.
10Th st. Escaped with $45.
Vim. Coleman, paymaster,
Heisen bldg, disappeared with
500, carpenters pay.
Alfred c. Ryan, wanted for
burglary In Milwaukee, caught IN
telephone booth, Union Station.
Was calling up Mary Devine of
latter city.
Frederick w. Job, secretary of
Chicago Employers Association,
going to quit June l. Tired of
strike worries.
John Coates and Cyrus A Hay
ner wanted here for embezzle-
ment arrested in Los Angeles.
Woman claiming to be George
Busee's former wife and giving
name of Daisy Roberts arrested
with Edith Moore, 1922 Indiana
av., for shoplifting.
Two men claiming to be team
sters called for $500 worth of felt
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-29

Mrs. Laura Pennock, AS E. In
diana ST. Going to keep it.
Louis Nicksie, T., 1852 Green
Bay av., seriously injured by auto
driven by David Shaw.
Edmund Furerer, 65, Sheboy-
gan, Wis, bought $3.50 check for
$13 from s'fne-looking" man in
La Sale st. station.
Bottle carboic acid exploded at
So w. Kinzie St., occupied by F.
E. Atteaux & Co., tanners. No
damage.
Mrs. Sadie Kronenberger, for
merly Mrs. Sadie Jansek, 4422 S.
State, mother of Hedwig Hole
eek, 10, whom immigration au-
thorities are trying to deport, won
temporary victory yesterday
when Court of Appeals granted
stay until next fall.
Charles Smith, alias VIM. Cor
tbs, 18, 3725 Humboldt av., and
Albert Johnson, 21, 1349 w. Ran
dolph St, sentenced to l year in
Bridewell.and fined SIS and costs
for robbing telephone boxes.
Roy Carlson, 1890 Townsend
St., and Raymond O'Malley, 10,
1874 ,Sedgwick ST., arrested. Al
legged tohave stolen Is bicycles
around Wilson av.
Body of man about 49,, skull
fractured, both legs broken, found
in freight elevator in basement of
vacant building, III S. 5th av.
Rufus Pasquale, 8, I'll De
Kovenst., who discovered body,
held by police. Postcard in pocket
bore name tx. Edwards.
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Lesson I'm Scientific
Complexion Renewing

Everyone has beautiful skin
underneath the one exposed to
view Bear that in mind, and Ii
VIII be easier to understand the
correct principle in acquiring a
lovely complexion. Nature is CON-
stantly shedding the top skin in
flaky particles like dandruff, only
much smaller in size, In abnormal
conditions. or in advancing age
these particles are not shed as rap
idly as In robust youth. The long
err they remain the more soiled or
faded they becope-that's the Inn
mediate cause OF bad complex
ion."
1t has been discovered that ordi-
nary mercolized wax, to be had at
any drug store, will absorb these
worn-out particles. The absorp-
ton, while Fastening Natures work,
goes on gradually enough to cause
no Inconvenience. In a week or two
the transformation Is completes. The
fresh, healthyhued, youthful UNI
derskin is then wholly in evidence.
You who are not satisfied with your
complexfons should get an ounce OF
mercolized wax and try this treat
ment. Use the wax nightly, like
cold cream. washing 1t off morn
ings.
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SOCIETY

Central w. G. T. U. will hold
a meeting Thursday at headquar-
tiers, $40 South 9th street, to de-
eide on business In connection
with the state convention and to
elect delegates.
The members of the First Bap-
fist church and Sunday school are
planning to make Sept. 20 a spe-
cial rally and day of reunions.
Honoring Miss Emma Bloom,
Miss Ethel Levin was hostess at a
bridge luncheon at the Bonneville
hotel yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Frederick Shepard of SpO-
kane is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Hard.
Mrs. A. II. Gould and daughter,
Dimpfe, will leave Thursday on
an extended trip through Califor-
MIA, Mexico and Honolulu.
lie DILL gwen AT the MaSoh1c
temple last Friday evening by
Vida chapter, o. Il. s., was a
great success Scr a large crowd.
Mrs. G. ID. Danaher will be
hostess at the opening salon of
the French club Wednesday after
noon, October 2, at her home on
North d street.
The Parent-Tcachers' associa-
tion of the Grant school held it's
first meeting of the year this aft
ernoon.
The Aurora club will open the
club year with a farewell recep-
ton to Mrs. E. A. Trommald FRI
day afternoon.
Bulbs and ferns. Smith Floral
Co., 1116 So. G st. *s#
Mrs. III. III. Reeves of Fairbanks,
Alaska, is expected as the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Rudolph Kalen-
born, this week.
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Do you know who has the
BIGGEST JOB IN AMERICA?
No, it's not the presidency Of
the nation, nor the sort OF a fob
the Morgans, the Rockefellers,
the Hills have.
1t is the job OF GUARDIAN OF
THE NATIONS CHILDREN
the builder of the next genera
ton.
And a woman has 1t! Upon
her rests the greatest RESPONSE
bility ever assumed by or placed
upon any person.
That woman is Miss Julia La
throp, the ffrst-and only, so far
head of a United States gov
eminent bureau, the new Chill
dren's Bureau of the department
of commerce and labor, which
has just arranged itself in good
working order.
When one unwinds any great
public problem one finally gets to
the welfare of child.
The cost of living affects chill
dren; so do the hours their
parents work and the wages the
parents get; the housing prob
lem has a direct bearing on the
children's future; even the trans
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portation problem does; and
there are the education problem,
the child labor problem, the
mothers pension problem, and
all the rest.
Now you begin to see what a
big job this woman bureau chiss
has.
Recently congress made Miss
Lathrop's bureau a fact by APP
propriating the money for its
maintenance. But even before
congress had taken that step,
Miss Lathrop was busy figuring
out ways and means of finding
out just where the babies stood.
She realizes that the children
of today will be the men and
women of tomorrow. Also she
knows full well that millions OF
children, in crowded cities espe-
cially, have not the chance to de-
yelop and grow into useful,
HEALTHY adults that the chill
dren of tSe last generation had.
That Is why she has taken this
new job-that of GUARDIAN OF
THE NEXT GENERATION. And
Uncle Sam will now be a little
father to the kiddies," even the
poorest of them.
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pecia Features Interest To Times Women Readers
Oh Pickles!
Wax for Sealing Jars and Bottles.

Wax for Sealing Jars and Bottles.
Make mixture of one-third
resin and two-thirds beeswax.
Heat together. mix we'll and put
away till needed. When It Is TO
be used, lay lump of 1t on top
of the jar to be sealed, and press
1t down with hot shovel. This
will melt 1t and thus seal the
cork.
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Suiting ones self to a new
fashion is not always easy. So 1t
Is fair to suppose that many
women will have their trials be-
fore they find a really wearable
hat in the new small hat style of
the fall season.
But to offset this perplexity
there are variety Of shapes and
trimmings in the toque mode
which should make the task of
the observing woman less diff
cult. A recent importation and
a very good model of the fashion
is the taupe beaver felt, illus
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Pickled Stirring Bcans.

Remove the strings and boil
the beans until tender in slightly
sailed boiling water. Put into
glass jars. Pour heated spiced
vinegar over them and seal up
tightly as canned beans are
treated.
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Cynthia Grey's Answers
FIFTEEN AND DEEPLY IN LOVE

Miss Grey: 1 fifteen deeply in with q
girl There another Boy who also in love with her When
q other fellow
all II. Should lick him. how
gain her love?
long before a Marriage license without
consent? Please print my letter. ANXIOUS.
always plan to be of the girl before
which obtain until 81 My
will this line wei
others the old told his Bow little back and
itnot licking the other boy learning spell
"boy party without capitals unless beginning
in this other school matters
will getting right girl you