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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-22
Johan Sperorups Winoe

Gen 17oe Sebruar par oct 20 Gar,
lioen Norges lterite Statsmano 50.
ban Sperorup osoe. San par Soften
1891 palst til Stortingsrepreien-
taut for Stapanger amt og meDte
peo Stortingets Iabning / Sanuar
1892. 9eites Irbeioe bar life eno-
ba fommet ~ipnoerlig / @i9nge; men
Sperorup par meot iii De panlige
We0er / aomiteer o. l.. gan bapoe
ioruo ON 8interen pPret Ing al Sn-
Huen5a, % ban bar benpeo IS aar
aammeI, laa Wooitanosfraften hos
bam par life itor. San boeoe lanl-
men meb en- 0atter / Teniionatet
8aarSen bag Stortingsbpgningefl.
llopaa Sormiooaaen ben The 6e-
bruar bemerfeoe ban til Jim Satter,
at De bnrbe ilptte til ct Steo, bpor
Der bar mere Sol. Sort eiter eilote
ct Slertellag bans Slp.
San blep ben 25oe |. 90. begrapet
poa Statens Sefoitning; men lige
til ifior Iaa bans 8rap upaaagtet
en- llofant al Sor 5reIIers Strife
gaaro.
sperorup bar feot 30te Suli
1916 paa Sarlsberg Sooeogaaro og
bar Sen al SperIGrer, ienere 6or'
ualter Sacob Suerbrup. Dsooeren
por 9atter Of en- franif emigrant,
og bun beo 8unoelle Sean. San
bIep Stuoent / 1888 % aano. Iiir,
Il 1S41.l
80 aar gammel palstes han
1851 til Stortinasrepr0ientant for
9arpif % sienpalstes 1854 %
1857. ) 1860 bar ban tilflpttet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-22
&onecr | IrGifo.

s oct nicnoe og tienoc Narbum'
6rcoe bar guropaS mGgti9itc 5N'
tier fun Trpifo eller Sruianoaler
i%aitbunoet meo 2Grremme. 6prI1
ienere, / oct elleute Aarbunoreoe, be-
opnote man at lage Sueroelen al
@poer, men Saalerne bar ituoig al
lrG.
Mtoo Sllttninaen al oct ellepte
gorbunorcoe bar Oct Sfif og grug
at goa meb Iange Snabler, iom me-
get IigneOe LANCE &rpmmerbiiie, pao
9spien al Sfoene, og Oenne Wtooc
ubartet mer og nrer | Sebet al fire
bunbre aar.
Mon brep oct tiIiiolt ioa blot, al
man bcfpIteoe oe LANCE Sfoinabler
til aIpoerne peo SiGlp al @ulO og
SsIpfiGoer. Smiioer maatte DC for.
ifieQige 2anoeS Gegieringer forbpoe
oiSie ll0artninger. Saolebes peotog
oct engeIifc @arlament / 1893, at
SfoinubIerrc life moatte ppre mere
en0 TO CONNER hpie, / mobiat Sab
bIep baaOe aieberen % Selgeren al
Snabelifoene i~traffet efter itreng
mi6belalberlig Sfif.
S Ell Ienere Yeriobe blep oct en-
Sang Sfif, at Sfoene ifuloe bore
oobbelt iaa lanee iom Sooen, men
benne Mobe trGngte, bel nof al rent
praftiife 8runoe, oIorig igjennem.
s De iibite TO bunoreoe Iar er Mo.
Den for SfotsietS peofommenbe life
inbergaat iaa itore Soranbrinaer,
iom oen eprige menne'feIiae SIGbe-
0ragt, bpis luneiuIoe Wober, life
miuoit bpab Granddaughter angaar,
10 er / Ita0ig Sfiften.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-22

Beitre Ifer og palgtes til GeprRien.
tont for aferbus. ga g~pubpibeIien
fanot Steb / 1878, bporpeo bans
tibIigere gienbom fom inc UNDER
ariitiania, flpttet ban til Noroal /
Gitrc Mfer. San palgtes til @epr9.
lentant for afersbus peo ale gaIg
til 1882.
S 1884 bIep ban iom befiertbt I
en- Iloer af 6S @ar Statsminiiter og
traaote al iom iaaban / 1889. Der.
efter Iepeoe ban 21a gar / title Eil.
basetruftetbeo, boori ban ielu iag6e,
at ban lGrte meget og "nopioet fine
&Itnbifaber pea mango Sing". gan
Ifrep | oenne Sib en- Brochure Sra
Genltremanb til @enitrem9nb", og
bpori ban isgte at retf9rbiggisre ben
Spingnins ban iom gammeI Wano
bapoe eiort fra @enitres rene"
2inie. San bapoe piitnof osiaa ieIp
aoifiaig 3ro paa, at ban | en- rtp po-
litiif Seriooe, ifuloe nbrette aofil.
ligt; men bay bapoe life tat ! Be
trastnine, at ban forlGngit bapoe
operifreoet "Stspets Iar".
Sngen norff Statsmano bar bapt
oen Setponing iom Soban Sper.
brup. Sans arbeioe bar | ole Sen,
Icenbcr frenlragenoe, men bar bet
iIpr peo bets TlanmGsiisbeo. San
feiebe arbeioet for Heform efter Re
form til binanben iaaIeoes, at ben
enc rbfplote pg itsttet ben anben.
Ia ban traabtc ino | Stortinset, bar
oct | Here S~enieenber enbm frn Tom
ct tort Amtsiormanoifab; oa ban
traaote no. par oct bit Den mooerne
parlamentariife 5oriamIing. iom bet
bapSe pGret hans Sips S~eitrpbelie
Of gierc Oct til.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-22
Samaes spuooe.
: Selenlorfens Menigbeo, 4

- Selemorfens Wenigbeo, go.
itor SoIaroS aaIb, inbiatteS nDlia
TOR Sui aIter 90 alterbiIlcoc ! STIR
fcn.
Gen ste Wors beretteoes fro
Stcttgbton, 8is., at $. ". @onior'
ira Grafton, y. 7af., bdpbe prrei
Der og bolot Wsber / TO Tiger.
Raitor og 0irs. q. Irngitao
or M paa @iemrciie la aina % Ell
fonifc paa amerifanif 8runo, naar
octtc IpicS. Wiis @roictb or anita.
Gc!iG ogiaa pcO oi5ie Siocr onfom'
met til Canada.
st uocntet, men firrt 9cisg III
Bethel Wenig6co al %oitor Soplonos
anlb. 0}i9iipnrr Simlc 90 loitor
StuclonO fom og baubc Wooc Stir
fen. Ser iamlcbes mango, % volt.
Stuelano tolte ON Den go6c oDr0e,
% iiIilut taIte &imle liot. NTItc
9ag SCI. 1890 bcitemteS Wtebe ior
&imIc, og Der inmle6cs mango %
Ipttebc opmerfiomt I'll oct, iom bicp
taIt. "a ri enifeoe at ioo here mere
ON 6orbolocuc / ainu, og Sinllc bar
piQi9 iii Of fortlrtte, ioa iomlcbeS
ri / airfm ON Iftencu i9icn ST. Z,
oa ri bleu life tr9tte al at Dsre pea
oeu aluorIige og greie SfiIbring Of
3orboloene / &iua. vi Tiger mango
1of for 9eisget oa pelfommen til
boae. De fom ira arcoSmebet / Nap,
5tuelonos aalO, 90 bar Ill poa
til areoSmeoct / Wabbocf,
2al0. 49, 2. O.. G.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-22
211r. -yetn u. Snitb
Gier al bet tore Hbeimatismr sNtiooeI Gloria Spuie".

for ies itreb efter Ell f,ilb 8ebanblina, oa
beo ben Sio ie9 bar fRrbig meo bet,
bapoe Smerterne forlabt mig, % lea bar
aIbrig p9ret pldaet beraf iiben". On
Serre fra Walton, Sn., %Ifriper, at "Blos
ria Sonic" belbrebebe bam eiter at ban
bdpbe libt | 90 Gdr. en- Dame / 9puisS
billie, Sbio, ~itriper, Mt ier gaffer af
"8loria Spnic" belbreoebc bcnbe for ct
frpatelist SiIfrIoe af H~beuntatisme. at
bpilfet bun babbe pGret plaget | ieg Gar.
gn Serre | Sbornburit, Sa., rapporterer,
at BON er So Iar 9ammel, os at "8loria
Sonic" siorbe 8ibunbere meb bam; at
ban Tan bepGge Jig fig en- @ut. efter at
babe peret lam / ct @or. gu Game fra
8lacf Hiper Sails, &is., rappprterer, at
Z Ynffer al "@loria Sonic" belbrebebe
benoe efter at bun bapbe Iibt / 8 Iar af
Hbeumatisme. GUN nGbner nibere, at
bum er 81 Inr gd1nmel, at bun fsler Iig
Iiseiua itGrf Tom en- Bige paa trebibe. s
Cisco, Ga, beprebebe Tiblet en- Same,
Der er 7S Var gantn,el. s SdfIano,
WPb., beIbrebebe BET en- Sane, Der ~ifriber:
Seq fan life iiee NOT til Sorbel for
Gloria Comic. Set er en- llpentet 2bffe
for ale 2ibenbe at &beunatisme". en-
anoen Tame Il Warion, Sbio), i~friper:
"gfter at Gloria Comic" habbe belbre@
bet mig, belbreoebe bet en- gammel Game
pna rs Gar". 3 Chm @rohe, @is., bell
brebebe set ct farIigt SilfGloe at Seiaz
tica. @eb Hatioual Wilitarp Come,
aanIas, helbreoebe bet en- geteron for
Hbeumatisme / Softerne % 9nperne. S
Sarpeb. 81. SAT, belbrebebe bet en- Serre,
ION ~ifriper: "Siben ies be9pnbte at
ta9e Gloria Sonic" er ieg iaa imibig
Tom en- Gut" s 8eiterlp, 81. s., belbres
oebe bet en- 70 Gar samrnel Sarmer. Or.
Guintero, af lluiperiitp Of gene5ueld, til
bnem "8loria Comic" bar blepet anbefas
let AT De Sorenebe Staters &oniul. raps
porterer, al "@loria Sonic" sioroe NIB
m9rfet Sieneite blaubt bans Sntienter,
% at ban bar en It9rf Sro pdd Gloria
Sonic. Ruuge andre SilfRlber funoe
incomes, / bbiIfe "@Ioria Sonic" bar gle
bet ben iterfte SilfrebsitiQelie, blanbt
Dem mango FeIoner / frcmifreoen Mz
Der.
Ir. Smitb bill ienbe en- fri Vrspes
Safe oa iluitreret gos abiolut fri for
Sm,to'tnin9er til enbber 2Gier at "Des
cprnb Soften, for ban er forbippen efter
at enbper IfuIbe babe SorbeI af hams
aooe 3bffe. Sans fulpe abresie er: Sobn
81. Smitb, 2f8 Smitb 9Ips.. @~iItpautee,
8is.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-22
2anoinaer atr Nst!

Glen Slora, @is.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-22
SpeenS SOFT.

Ianoda ben 4oe Warts bIep Gill
bert S. 9isritab unber iror Selta'
eelie besrnpeu paa Snb6errebs Ies
ni9bebs a~irfegaarb, 1ope Co., Winn
8nn pspe baiti9 / tin Manbpoms bebitt
araft (omtrent 40 Iar sammel), ibei
ban faIot ON Iiee ubenfor fin eyer
5usopr, rammet af ct Sierneilas. Sar
efterIaber SuItru os ire imaa Sern
Oct Gloite omtrent 5 Nar og BEN pnsite
1 Ior. 6oiltet frpereliet Slag bette
bar for @uitr,ien fan bebre tGnfeS emf
beifrines.
&aitor q. Esrbe bolbt en- nbmerfei
SrsitetnIe ibct ban toa til Cert Giaias
Sap. II. 10; Srpgt life, tbi ies er mel
Dig. &c big life Gugitelia on, TIL iee
er bin Subj Seq itprter Dig os bolbe,
big cppe peo min Tetferp;sbeps heire."
San5 garnIe Saber, SaraIo 9isrs
itab, ipm mi / IS Iar bar babt I'll
Silent hos oenne fin Ssn, og hans tr
@rebre, Ole % 36omns. bar tiliteSe
beb @eorapeIien.
1oitoren ~frembrpcbe. at Gfbebe spes
sc Ell eoo S~nbflpoelie / Ienigbeben
San nbebe line TeneebiSrae efter gnne
cg meo 8lGre til @eniebebens 90 sir
ters 8iercrtaaI, og unbIoa zig albrig
for at ubfere De Sieneiter. Tom @enigs
beocn pnaIosSe ham, men ubferte Dem
mco Gpatiebeb % Slib. San bar mel
at itifte &irfeforet os banbe MI | iiere
@ar pGret Reniebenens Sefretrr; ban
bite oltio en- prispGrois Sper for Res
niebcbens iarNs Gam. Ten oct iom
laa til 8runo for alt bette bar bans
g9telie for 90 airrIi9beb til Subs
Orb.
Set fan nrnnes, at flere Neiolutios
ner fra Sorenineer ipm afbebe tilberte,
bIep opIritc peo @esrnbelIen. @eliigs
net pGre 8iIbcrt s. aisritaSs IinSel
Ssm. Islafion.
Sra Tlbert Sea itribes:
Rrs. arna 81. Npinlen bsne / iii
Sicm | NIbert Sea. Iinn., 2erpaa Den
lobe Rnrts, 81. 1 Sorm., eiter en-
~leusere Spscom.
Trs. Npinien bar fent / IcSars
Lamb, wis. / 1856 at SorGIorenc Sos
bannes SeIion (ssafte) % Snsebora
HeIion (2ie) fra Hereer. Soen. Nor.
ae. Otter at bape boet Def meite af lin
| Sio ! Ianfato. Iinn.. bIeo afSeoc Gift
meS anrt q. Hpitueu ben 30te Mlai
1907 % iIpttei til aIbert 2ea. spun pal
en meeet eIIfpGrNie, opetie % aibolei
Susmoeer, aItib 'fGroie I'll at rGtte en-
hiGIpenoe S,aato, baaSe paa bet iiries
Iiae % andre Suraaocr. SenSes Bort.
gang fcraariaeer oerfor ct tinst Sapr
for os ale. BOG melt bcnoes SamiIie.
Sun bar Sr. 9piruenS anoen Some. eer
feritc eeoe nemlis een lite Warts,
1908. Nrimen bar iaaIeseS en- meaei
tune 600. % bet uiies paa Senue itauts
9orebo. ennIiisnt ban tor i'm Sora
mes mannig SO. X.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-22
at heItrtee en aerfia.Ii. sna I'm raa.

Iaa saIatipe SrOm0 GulRins SabIsfs. Sne ape.
nttrs hhaaeteiaisr Neuaeue. hpis be teller az htls
wpe Y. " @roges RaeHetrei paa bpsr &te. e5e.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1912-01-04
Manufactures

With
regards lines Sank Centre
fact there better Minnesota Parties looking location will
do well Sank Centre before deciding Special inducements offered
legitimate enterprise Write the clerk for information Plants al
ready established here
Northwestern Radiator Factory First foundry machine shop
Sank Centre Granite Works FIGURING Mill 80 bbs. capacity
Cement Works
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1912-01-04
Public improvements

Public improvements
State Industrial School for Girls
Excellent Public Schools Is teachers. 300 grad
yates
Business College and Parochial School
Twelve thousand dollar public library, 10000
books
Complete water, sewer and electric light system
Fifteen miles cement sidewalk
Beautiful City Park on Sank Lake
Eight Churches
Business Interests
Four Hotels
Three banks capital stock 100000
Two agricultural implement houses
Five grain elevators
Stock Yards
Two Lumber Yards
Steam Laundry
Two Creameres
Automobile garage
Many fine business blocks
The Washington herald., 1912-09-23
Big RESIDENCE
BREAKS RECORD
J. D. Rockefeller, Jr., Builds Sky.
scraper Home, Being Eight
Stories High.

New York, Sept. 22.-New YorR's pio.
neer skyscraper residence is just about
to be completed. This first mansion OF
the new Sky line is located at 10 West
Fifty-fourth Street, and will stand eight
stories high. It is to be the home OF
John D. Rockefeller. jr. The magnifi-
cent palace will be ready for occupancy
at Christmas time.
The young multimillionaire has not re-
vealed all OF the new features with
which the huge sandstone castle will be
equipped. But II is known that he is
constructing upon one section of the
roof an expansive sun parlor.
From this commodious space Mr..
Rockefeller and his friends may literally
look down upon all of the elite up and
down Fifth Avenue and along the aris-
Socratic homes OF the. cross streets. For
tae average height Of the other man.
sions Of the wealthy and socially elect
Is but four stories. The new Rookie
Keller castle will stand eight stories in
height. while glass inclosed playground
upon the rear Of the huge roof really
Increases the height by an additional
half story.
The elevators in this new skyscraper
will be ample and arranged for most
convenient operation. They will be built
for express service. as well as local use,
and will be self-operating.
The architectural design OF the new
Rockefeller mansion is OF Italian renais-
sance. The effects of the roof garden
playground with an ornamental pergola
are expected to be most imposing. On
the ground floor will be located a large
vestibule entrance. opening into a spa
cious reception room. with an Office and
breakfast rooms upon the same land
ing. The second floor. will be. taken up
with the dining, drawing, and music
rooms, while the library will be on the
third floor with the owners suite.
The Washington herald., 1912-09-23
GOVERNOR TO DIRECT FIGHT.
Goldsborough to See that Havre dc
Grace Cookies" Are Arrested.

Baltimore. Nd. Sept. Ex-Governor
Goldsborough is on his way to this city
tonight from his country home at Cam
bridge to direct the fight against gamb-
ling at the Havre de Grace race track.
Orders have been issued by Attorney
General Edgar Allen Poe that all book
makers and others caught gambling at
the track tomorrow be arrested. Deputy
sheriffS of Hartford county have been or
dered TO the track and States Attorney
Sitter, of that county, will prosecute all
the arrested men.
President Mitchell of the racing associa-
ton refused to say whether the meeting
would be continued tomorrow, but there
is little doubt among racing men that an
attempt to proceed with the card will be
made. Bookmakers and track followers
generally take a gloomy view of the stu
alton, but Stevenson A. Williams, attor-
ney for the racing commission, takes is
sue with the attorney general and de-
clares the commission is legally consti-
tuted. and that the association can con-
unue its meeting under the protection Of
the law.
The Washington herald., 1912-09-23
CINCINNATI LIFTS
ORDINANCE BAN
ON AUTO HORNS

Cincinnati, Sept q The traffic ordi-
nance here. which for several years has
prevented motorists from using all kinds
of warning signals except the hand-op-
Grated bulb horn, has been repealed. The
new law that supplants it goes into ef-
feet tomorrow.
This provides that all automobiles must
be equipped with signals capable of pro-
ducing an abrupt note. sufficiently loud
TO be heard under all conditions OF
traffic" 1t restricts their use. however.
TO times of actual necessity.
In both respects the new measure is
exactly similar to ordinances recently
enacted by the councils of Chicago. st.
Louis. Newark and other large cities
throughout the county,.
1t is said that the change from the old
order of things was made necessary by
the increasing number of accidents. Many
Of these were directly traceable TO failure
TO give sufficient warning of the automo-
bile's approach. Motorists involved de-
clared that it was oftentimes impossible
to do this by using only the bulb horn
prescribed by the. old law.
Of
The Washington herald., 1912-09-23
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.
PROPOSALS.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRI-
culture. ofics Of the Secretary. Washington, u.
C. September Is. l9l2-Sesled proposals will he
received at the Office Of the Discussing Clerk until
p. m. FRIDAY. September 2. 1919. for laying
section Of experimental roadway on what is
known as the Rockville Pike in Maryland from
Bradley Lane at Station 6l+2D 20 Station no Full
Application will he furnished upon application 10
the Discussing Clerk. W. NJ. HAYS. Acting Sec
rotary. seDS,
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia, Washington. September 49,
lsl2-sealed proposals will be received at this office
until two O'Clock p. m. SEPTEMBER Is. 1912, for
furnishing and delivering during the remaining por-
ton OF the fiscal year ending June % 1913 30 tons
OF more. broken stone. 100 tons. more limestone
dust. 500 cubic yards, or more sharp sand. ID tons
or more. asphalt paving cement for use in connec-
ton with asphalt paving. Specifications and form
Of proposal may he obtained from the Purchasing
Ofcer. d. C. CUNO H. RUDOLPH. JOHN A
JOHNSTON. WILLIAM V. JCDSON. Commission
ers, n. G
The Washington herald., 1912-09-23
HELP WANTED.

w A Mt ED IAN HONEST. INDUS
has had experience. The right man can
have q permanent position. THE PEG
PIES STORAGE AND EXPRESS Co.,
1910 It'll st. NV.
WANTED = PAPERHANGERS. NEW
The Washington herald., 1912-09-23
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS

In thirty years the production of pc
troleum has increased nineteen times.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-18
The Travels of a Jewel.

Fanny Kemble when in the United
States years ago was prosecuted by
the attentions of wealthy lunatic.
When finally rejected by her he flung
a package upon the table, exclaiming.
We'll, at least take this" and disap-
peared. The parcel proved to contain
a very beautiful jewel The actress
was not long permitted to retain it
She saw no more of her prosecutor,
but did not remain under any sense Of
obligation to him. The gem was stolen
from her before she quit the United
States. She forget all about it in the
course of the years that followed. A
very long time afterward she was in
Italy. A peddler displayed the con-
tents Of his pack before her at Sor-
rento. There lay the long lost jewel.
Through whose hands it had passed
there was nothing to show.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-18
Harmonious Democracy.


Yesterday just the
building
awhile
had poned another hearing in the Richmond
like historical document
with tidings from ConnersVie
extending congratulations
political
buny
which
their disappointment
is a
the pork barrelso
exhibitions of
In the
dispenser
decide whether Mr. Beck
a substituted
the discussion" the side
jus weIas were n
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-18
This Date in History
DECEM Der 10

1799-Remains of George Washing
ton depo yited in the family vault at
Mount Vernon.
1S07-Napoleon published the Milan
decree, forbidding all Continental in
tercourse with England
1S11-Gen. Alexander S. Asboth, a
noted soldier of fortune who distin-
guished himself in the American civil
war, born in Hungary. Died in Bue-
nos Ayres, Jan. 81, 1858.
lS45-English under Sir Hugh
Cough defeated the Sikhs at battle of
Moodkee.
1S65-Thomas Corwin, famous Ohio
statesman, died. Born July 30, 1894.
1S72-Second trial of Edward S
Stokes for the murder of James Fisk,
Jr., began in New York.
1S99-Lord Roberts appointed COM
mander-in-chief of the British forces in
South Africa.
190S--Announcement made of the
selection of Philander c. Knox for the
position of secretary of state.
1911-Wabash railroad went into
the hands of receivers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-18
This IS My 56th Birthday
SIR JOSEPH THOMSON

Sir Joseph Thomson, the eminent
scientist upon whom King George re-
Gently conferred the coveted Order of
Merit, was born near Manchester,
England, December IS, 1856, and re-
ceived his education at Trinity Col
lege, Cambridge. In 1884 he became
Cavendish professor at Cambridge,
after this celebrated chair had been
filled successfully by Clerk Maxwell
and Lord Rayleigh, both Of them great
physicists The research work of Sir
Joseph Thomson at the Cavendish
laboratory has for years been world
famed, and has been recognized in
honorary degrees conferred upon him
by Glasgow University, the Universe
ty of Cracow, Oxford University,
Princeton University and several 9th
err leading institutions of learning in
Europe and America. In 1909 Sir Jo-
seph presided over the sessions of the
British Association for the Advance
ment of Science at Winnipeg.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-18
A STITCH IN TINE
Richmond People Should Not Neslest
Their Kidneys,

No kidney ailment is unimportanc.
Don't overlook the slightest backache
or urinary irregularity. Nature may
be warning you OF approaching dropsy,
gravel or Bright's disease. Kidney dis
ease is seldom fatal if treated in time,
but neglect may pave the way. Don't
neglect a lame or aching back another
day. Don't ignore dizzy spells, ir-
regular or discolored urine, headaches.
WEAKNESS or depression If you feel
you need kidney help begin using the
reliable, time-tried remedy Doan's
Kidney Pills. For so years, Doan's
have been found effective Endorsed
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Mrs. ]. c. Gem, 522 n 18th ST, Rich
mond, Ind, says: "Doan's Kidney
Pills are alright. Whenever any of US
have any symptoms of kidney trouble
such as backache and disordered kid,
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-18
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-18
The Little Wait on Christmas Eve
Wonders 1SdntQ Claus Remembers Her

Twas Christmas Eve the good
night of the year. the night 10 which
the Little Wait had looked forward
had counted the days, as they rolled
one by one off the calendar and
brought Old Saint Nick just a little
bit nearer to her, How long the weeks
had seemed, and how patiently she
had waited. And was it really true that
tonight, this very night. was Christ
mas Eve?
AS she stood before the window of
the big store gazing witsfully al the
many-colOred toys. the Little Waif
could hardly refrain from naming
them over; there was the big wax
doll with golden hair. the little blue
eyed one with a dainty blue sash. and
still another with eyes of brown and
yet another and another My. how she
wanted to hold one of them in her
arms. just for one minute, There were
so many pretty things in the window
that she had never had that she
couldn't help looking longingly at
them. Picture books galore. sets of
dishes. parlor sets, blocks and books.
beautiful golden balls and hearts hung
from the charlottesville sight of all
of which filled the Little Wait with a
feeling of lonsOmeness, with a fuller
realization OF her own poverty.
She watched mothers bring little
packages out of the store. Often. she
wondered what was in those nice, pa
per wrappings; sometimes. she Won
dered whether or not they were in
tended for other children. For several
hours The Little Waif watched people
jostle past her in their mad rush for
the counters al the last moment-the
proverbial eleventh hour"
Then. she thought of her own Christ
mas. To the Little Wait Christmas
was a mere name, but she knew that
it meant something TO some people.
She had no mother to tell her Christ
mas tales by the freside before going
| to bed. And her father?-poor. unfor-
tunate girl, she had been an orphan
ever since she could remember. But
had not Ellen told her that Santa
Claus would come down the chimney
and leave a present in every good lit
tie girls stocking? Then she began TO
cry, for she remembered that Santa
had forgotten her last year-and she
had been a good girl, too! Last Christ
mas she had wanted a new dress, oh
so much, and she had told Santa in
her letter, that she wanted a new doll
with eyes that open and close But she
pointed, when she woke up on Christ
mas morning to find her stocking
empty!