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Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1912-06-28
u. S. Land Office Filings.

Filings at the L. S. land office
for week ending June 60:
Frederick Wicntjes, Mound City
S. D., Sc IA, 20-26-7S.
Henry Dempsey. Brooten, MINI.
NV IA, 2I-IS-I8.
John F. Malloy. Glenwood,
Mimi, Sc IA, 2I-1S-f8.
John B. Kamperschroer. Timber
Lake, S. d.. Sc IA. Io-IS-24.
Gregory Osibon, Cheyenne juno
ton, S. d., Sc IA, I8-17-2o.
Otto Olson, Firesteel, S. D.,
NV IA, 23-I7-23.
Clarence B. Wright, Rockford,
ILL.,. SW IA, 27-1S-24.
Marie Mattson. Dupree, S. d.,
lots 1 and 2 and S 1-2 NE IA, 3
1921.
John L. Evers, Isabel, S. d..
Sc IA, 80 1922.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1912-06-28
CLOSE CALCULATION,

ut seems to me-" said custimer
to his barber, ''that you ought to
lower your price for a shave in these
hard times"
The barber shook his head sadly
md said:
"Can't be done. Nowadays every
body wears such long face that we
have a great deal more surface to
;have over !"-Life.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1912-06-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior.

L. s. Land Office at Timber Lake, $. ID.
June IL. 1912.
Notice is hereby given that Ralph \. Harvey
OF Timber Lake. s. d.. who. on NOV. ., 1910.
made Homestead Entry. No. 04354, for lots Z.
5. S1aElt4 and Sill4NWH, section l. township
II y, range p T., B. II. Meridian Cheyenne
River Indian lands, has filed notice of inten-
ton to make final commut2tion proof. to es-
tablish claim To the land above described. be
fore Register and Receiver, ut Timber Lake.
5. d.. on the 22nd day OF July, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Guy c. Harvey. Ella NJ. l!aryey, Arthur Sell
now, +. Maude CHRISTIAN, all OF Timber Lake,
$. ID.
?. d. KribS Register.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1912-06-28
Notice for Publication.
Department Of the Interior,


Us. Land Office at Timber Lake. *. D.
June 26, 1912.
Notice is hereby given that Martin King.
man. of Timber Lake. :. d.. who. on May y,
1910, made homestead entry. No. 0l3u!. 10y nv
a section -. township IS y. range p T., Il. ii.
Meridian. Standing Rock Indian lands. has
filed notice>of intention TO make final Com
mutation proof to establish claim to the land
above described. before Registerund receiver,
at Timber Lake, :. d. on the 5th day of Aug
ust 1912.
Claimant names rs witnesses:
Alexander a. Wood. George Wallace, Luther
w. Collins, Grant TAYLOR, all Of Timber Lake.
S. u.
p. d. kribs Register.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1912-06-28
Notice for publication,

Department OF the Interior
u. =. Land OIiice at Timber Lake S, D..
June "a. 1912.
Notice is hereby given that Clarissa stat
ford of Timber Lake, $. d., who on May ~,
1911. made homestead entry No. 04729 for SEE,
section %, township INA. range 25 T.. b. H.
MeridiaD Cheyenne River Indian lands, has
filed notice OF intention To make Final Com
mutation proof. ~ establshcaim to the land
above described. before Register and receiver
at Timber Lake, $. d., on the 29th day OF July
1872
Claimant names as witnesses:
Thomas w. pralI George s. Wright, Martin
Axlund. James Mccarthy. all OF Timber Lake
$. ID.
.P. d. Kribs. Register
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1912-06-28

When the ambassadors from the
Roman senate took to Cincinnatus
his appointment as dictator, they
found the grand old patrician fol-
lowing the pillow on his little farm
near the 1iber. but alas. when the
messengers took the news to Taft
OF his denomination at Chicago
they found him playing golf with
Charles and Robert.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1912-06-28
Notice for Public alton.
Department Of the Interior.

Department OF the IntefIOr
L. 5. Land Office al Timber Lake. S. d.
H. i June 25, 1912.
Notice is hereby given that Clara b. Stearns
of Timber Lake, $. d., who, on May II, 1910,
made Homestead entry, No. 0662.S for NIcl+.
section Is. township l8N.. range "a E., Il. IL.
Meridian, Standing Rock Indian lands has
filed notice OF intention to make final COM
mutation proof. to establish claim to the land
above described. before Register and Receiv-
er. at Timber Lake, $. d., ON the Both day of
July. 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Mary A. Dakan, of Timber Lake. $. b., Anton
Hole OF Timber Lake, $. d.. l.. l.. Butler, OF
NaNan, $. D.. Mary +, Bridgman. OF Timber
Lake. 5. ID.
L ID l. rilaS Renictnr
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1912-06-28
HIS ONLY REASON.

Attorney-Why do you wish a di.
force from your wife?
Mr.. Sagg-Uh-kaze Pm mard
D hssr o course, sahl-Judge.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1912-06-28
ONLY CHANCE.

Maud-Jack vows he'll marry Won
ret.
Ethel-Maybe-if he goes in for
he ministry.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1912-06-28

1t is true we may shiver around
more or less during about ten
months of the year but we OF the
lean variety have certainly got the
laugh on YOU fat ones along about
July and August.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1912-06-28

Emperor William chooses his
Wifes hats. 1t is astonishing the
power still exercised by some
sovereigns.-Boston Transcript.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1912-06-28

The only chance the republican
party has of breaking the solid
South is with the high cost of liv-
ing. ATLANTA Journal.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1912-06-28

You can get your draying
promptly done by calling u.
Pettis Bros.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1912-06-28
ORATORY AT THE CONVENTION.


There was lots OF fight in the
delegates at the recent national re-
publican convention but little ora
tory that could be considered as
anywhere approaching that heard
at several previous conventions.
The lack of oratory however was
doubtless due to the fact that there
was no Ingersoll, Blaine or Conk-
lin among the delegates.
AT such a time it is we'll to re-
call the efforts OF previous orators
on similar occasions. In 1876
Robert G. Ingersoll in placing
Blaine in nomination, referring to
his work in congress during the re-
construction days said: Like an
armed warrior, like a plun1ed
knight, James G.. Blaine marched
down the halls of the American
Congress and threw his shining
lances full and fair against the
.brazen foreheads of every dcfancr
Of his country and maligner of his
honor. For the republican party
TO desert such a gallant man now
is worse than if an army should
desert their general upon the field
of battle,
Roscoe Conklin's first sentence
placing Grant in nomination for
third term in the convention of
1880 was a striking one. He said:
When asked whence comes our
candidate. we say, from Apo
mattoX.' There was a piece of
campaign doggerel at the time
which ran something like this:
Do you ask what state he halls
from?
Our sole reply shall be;
i1e halls from Appornattox
And its famous apple tree
National conventions have al
corded opportunities for number
Of great speeches in the past and
the coming of many striking pl1ras-
es. 1t was at national conven-
tion that the late General Bragg
said of Cleveland: I'VE love him
tor the enemies he has made"
This year seemed to present an op-
portunity but nothing unusual from,
an oratorical standpoint was said.
The Tribune's quill-driver does
not agree with lis or our sugges-
ton that in the event of the county
primary being abolished and the
terms Of county officials extended
TO four years that it might then be
advisable to make q person inclig-
able for a second term. He thinks
a good official should be retained
indefinitely. Special emphasis
however is placed upon the ground
that it keeps a poor county ofic-
ials nose to the grindstone all the
year by reason of the in-roads
made upon his salary by circulate
ors of subscription papers, sellers
OF dance tickets, pop corn vendors,
etc. In fact this part of the argu-
ment would have looked good un-
der the caption, How it Hurts
Me to Give"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-01
GtRs cTataanlA &c. si-lsi2--g grtss.

" bgrnb, BAT aae sEciors3ubrpegie, spslds
'sacHtbum Der Siaot Cincinnati fiHo, ais foIds
ge5cilaneI DtrosH Glen fs6 b1b otessihsH obne
lolne ssses@Hune Hiff- ssbsaai6s rrroea fol-
gel es O,soyonst bon eem staStsats Der
SeltirT Gas faaer5aIb setn 1asen nat
Der aSalitrrnq oisftr Crbinnns isbes einselas
lpelsbe Der etabi 0lnelnnail esborea. au'
per aneerer 9e}eitunne. rie Ee bns Gefsg ecr.
ihtsibi nnt.altcu6 an brs'dben fie Rc-tt
~Siaeiilhes tn9grerf- nIieebsati paSsn fca,
0ce ssnpreu oet 2iaei GiHeinssafi fraaeu. ltd.
meniser ais etueH sub TN Tsu6Tlef'e- uno bns
gsort cincinnati" bariiHfer ber3eimUef fcin
Eefnaie geOrle ifacn an afsH Seiign ben br,
iaasen 6tl:lceIttl iii ocIfIi ten ahs6ftnteu bon
yidli hertser SIS nnosrsenib 31u eatc Geusall
fo.1eH 5nbrsperien psrbieibeH rne Hidi Dor
osHielben eni'elHi pernfn feI.. 60 fet eeuf 3ur6
tnriftlite er!aubHtb bes Glrseior Of yutlis
sriiisn @ 9raenDelne gerfoH. peide BIZ
sle3ci6Enna. nie he clsaftseensl ar foI6sn
.nbri1ftien osr9tenst wrree si.i'sri.i oeft e,Ii.
1aas nnd oer 4aiitrlsnp tiefer ErbiHaHs irseHp'
en fcI.te9 lFuaEwen beriftt onn 81 btHiIesn
nerGninbi, 9bne c.R fcI6eB birriH bcrpsfArieb.,
nes. beltIi1 Hnttare4 Absfidsn. fcu sR efnt
Sirnfe acn mint lpsrieQsr ole inlliHasisGnssl
ToAars. ned niebr al buHnert Tplarfy perfai'
siasi III 1T aus aus benz sH snenni9sn Slsaise Den 81 g.
fagIer Stae; entlaifeE nsrcen
Daiiirt afH H. >afsntar 1912:
StwecN M Jotnton.
sas;ss,s: ~ ~ Jtll Ss. =.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-01
4pti, far asn,rsftprxn.
cfftce ber Gcuatn,R IT miffdr
Son SAINT IIon CRU htn

CfftCe ber Gcu1tb'a IT m 1 ( I d c,
BON million @fuh Atm.
Cincinnati, Sbo, IS. Sanuaf 1912
8erfieeeIte ansebpte nersen eHt
osacraenemiueI in ber Office ees Bearb o.
9cantr gommiiiioneTs big 5rgttag, een 10
9sebruaT 1912. nn ~ lfbr gstsoae fur oil
raditebeuhe Gcunths9rbeif:
5ends ben Spestitiaticnen ysp. 230-SsGr ei
nc @oadeiesEsi6e IHo sur aalfsEluHs an De,
aIDer 8icao OIL Dunlap Greei .Hsae, In Gols
rair TofpHibip.
1ie sipbeit bat su pef1eben In uebereini.up
muns mis- oeH 4In1en uHo Epesiftfatsoaen
lpei6e ieBi in aer EffIee Res D oarb of Qouuft
GpmiHiifcners ausItegeR.
Mae angeboie miiiieH nuf Tvi sHlInren GuSee
fertigt lem nel6e in Der EtHse beg Brao e'
Golnin 3ommtiicners a.. Pnbe n itno uiIb bs
pItiiei feIE bon eiHelH Bonb i'm g~frnqe ror
einianiene Csl .ooo 9ol Deugra NIT stpet si.fsr
aHp eelilqenbeH GiirGeH, ois Stdsr6rii baflr
nab Der eieter ben ao11raft Il rsebsn frirs ,ul
ausfNDriH9 ber Arbeit. i'm S1ae osrfs!be thu
sucrsnHri frtrb
Tie GouHte Gomutff,ars 5ebaiten Sf oas
He6i Dor, ireeHoeiH aoer nue ange6ote ~
DertperfeH.
On aufiraae bss 8parb Of samiion gounis
GouuliiIiorers
StarIeh EtrnBle, Erdfihent
slftefi: aIbsr1 Heintt 70 1, glerf
1b26fS
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0nmpbpItn III nbTcIut itter sis fbunieN
nidbt5 ftHben fpeIcheS 'inerer it, gartcr Stc
nibt bic Sic Sdnmer5en befpu,IneH DaIten sit
haben gic es, meun Glc es bcnpitiaen gsit
feHneu Shneu cine ireie Qrobe BON Ean,pbpltu
fofort nltf sscrIanecu. gteiben sic es bort ein
ben bab allcs, mas mir 6ehaurten tpdhr lit.
Gaufpbpliu tpiro bon oueu slpptbeicru su 50t
bic SdohteI perfduft ober breft 5ugefanoi
mad Gnipfnftg bes Breies bon Der Rdre Eruu
60. 100 g. Siir'te gloe, Ghicaao. SI. 3u bas
ben urb eutpfcbIeH bon alien 9oip'fhen Gpo'
fbefeu
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Rstis fur asutrastsrru.
Effirt Der Gpu b-ss m m fftare
bon 8 milton COMM,
* -

Cfftct Der Gount p~ss N m { ( a ~ {
Bon 8 6dHtIton gounfo,
Girclanntf. O., ~. scHnrr 1912
gerftcgeIte Gneeboie nerbsa est.
efaeua enpuyuleH in Der Office bes Spurb Of
aguHiH gomntftcrerf BIG 5reitng een 23
,sebruar 1912 Inn l2 uhT Uhr1gs, fir bic
nahiiebeuee @pun1nsslrseii:
ejemuB ben Gbe5tfifnitoHeH SO. 13s- -sitr hie
g,crbeieruug ncH 9orueu soeuie. bon aebounn
Iite o,S 2G'ntponerp Bile, IN Sssamore uHc
GOmWes gpmrfhics
Ste 9lrbeif bat n ecfdebeu m titbs-etnftim.
uluHg nit oeU 1larcR nHe GpesififatinueH,
rpe!cc Iet! nufIieGes in hfr SfNte he& enare
of GouTtn GorTTr5lienfrs.
aae gngtbotr nniHen dnf Sprmns1ysr ausas-
fcrfigt ffin, ipGHe In ber Gffiee kss Eoarb Of
gountn GOutHrEtoners ga baben kns, unb be.
qleiisi feHI bon enem Bcrb in Der Earzrule bon
3Wet;nufero 50 0o0 o0) Tr1nrs. NH spei gli,
ten uno perligerbeu giirreH, cls Eiferbeii od'
fin. bat bcr gNetfr ben AcHtraIt etngrher nitro
5ur GIas-lbruua oar arbs't. im Safc serfeI5e
ibiH 5ueriauUI Sutre
Ire GoAHfh Gomrriffioners bebcIten no bas
Hett Sc<, treeHbeiRes oeer dise Gr1ebofs sn 5sr'
sperfen.
On anftras Sss gcarS Of saIniIisn Counts
Gorsurifioners
gtanIep StrnbIs. grdfsbemt
eistrft: alberl ReinbGrpt GIerf
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Tptis far Qcnira itsreu,
mmifftpRers A0fftcg
Sami itnr 9puntn, Cbfo,
6 Ing uati Chin stfarainr IL

W y
GtnciHHa!i. Clio. !. 5esrlinr 1912.
8erfieseIte aHesbote Dsrben ens
eeeeHgenomnIer in oer Efttce bes Boarb c
Gollttp Gommiiflbrers bic fy-ettag, ben l.
Wtdrs 1912, um 12 ubr gqittaos, fir bis na1,
fiebenbe G0uH!ns ssr6ert:
Gjendb beE vSnesiftfo.ioner $50. 2a,- Jiir bic
@erbefieruus pon ,rrrfoH Bic. son Der tpeiiii'
den 6orpcrG1 lcueI eIiaie bon Gtsriof big AIR
8. 4 6. GreH5atn. IN Green uEb GoIeraln
Iounfbsps
Die sirbelt bat Az osfteb4n IN uetsreiuliim.
mung nit ben Hldnen urb Epesi fldtionen
mslne jesf in Der Office bes godrb NJ 9ourtu
ecmmiffcurs dufIieaen.
PILE Mne ebote mlifer naf 3esun:las IN ausse.
ferftat fetn. peIns In her Office hes Bonre o,
Counts gommi'fioners ~ baben ftnS,. unS b.
lIeitet fe.t bon eireni 9oHn In bcr Cote bon
iedstcaffeHe tsao0O.O0) Golers nit pei auisn
unb gent eennen giiraer, has Der Rtsisr ben
Aontraff eirGcbfH .nno bic urbsf tur6futreH
iuirb, i'm Sale berfeIbe ibm 3usr.nnn iptrs
Tse Qcifnfh ecmmiifiorers bstnIten fid baS
He6n Dor, trgeFeetH oAer ale elHle6U,e az
bernsrfsr.
: sau outrage Ses goarb Of Samilifn Gounts
GonuEfiiouers
gtnnteb gtrnbIe, Eafibent
attaft: AIbegt sfeinbartt Gierf
fS,1b22
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>
renitc Sonbqelenf obe!
@nfel,. nuf iene ff,mera'
bate Guetfhnnp, Srnfia
beulen. fhmer5bafteH
&lieber; reiben Sic es
bo eiIt, 100 Ste aopf.
thmer5 noer gteuralgin
i'm 8elidt hdben--retbcn
Sic es einl
Su etnigen Miituten
tperhen Eie fih Mot
t1rbr tpnnoerfi, fpdruul
Gamphpliu oas @unoer
hes 90. SuhrbuHeertS ge'
gen aue Sd1Msr5en unc
Qeioen III. Tie ainoe'
Hcruna iit etre fofcrtiee.
fcderSrrtd1Pi
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g1doden fir Smlsarbeii nnib erfdbren 'ettt
i'm aocben; fctH 8sdfupen eoer tngeln; flelne
ssamiIie. 63i WsGple ape, Mbonodie blat
NO. so-l
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,Mn!" nm ) Mbr,
.0urrab!" nm sos ubr
Gns Gritannlifite, mas Gle je seeen
Sdlmcrsen gcbrandJt, III
rs M y bplin!"
enretSsn eis mt Elm frstes 8rsbepadet nls
geweis.

Hetben Gle nur etipaS Gamptuiiu on jenc
firctboren &iidenfHmer5eu, an iene fiir6ters
lic5eu rteumatiibeu Sch1crAen. an lereH ttelfeH
caIs rpebe ahsfel ooer @eIenf reiheH Sic cs
ba elm, tpo Ssre 9ruit ober SaIs reb thut; ret.
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yerIanet

aehiii, erfabrens, nit sseferen5eu. RaG5i'
Snfragsn i'm ilbr GiiecifsSde fearing Noon
iiftb Mnricn @be. aopnodle 30-s.
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1cutfhes ntdben enen fiir diiaemeire Saus'
dgletf iusIcnfs aiidb eiipns BON N0cDen usIS
ftcbt y2adb;nrnesu sSint go. |, Abs NOS
ion. puoIew uro Dftnoistcr moe., 0t'tten-
Bbone Mbpn 1886 IL
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Hret iunae mabnen, um bas 6Ssfbd't
III erlernen: besdbIe mdbreEo Der Ee1t5eH.
enmsutroeefi 2243 SiIberi aSenus, asnllini
sotIle. 1--5
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@abrbeit.
Cot fduf Die ayeIt Msse abs xa,,
fsl ~ 0slA
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gIadfmifb an eir9feearohirorbs'
IA Faeif IL. Cir
8dder ais spcife sano. 90 5inslar en-
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nmb @Iorfmitts NIT 0uen'
bntHsGrfntrunp, INN nach benz 6iioen sn 1e,
hrri urb Die GtcIiunaen bon am Streu Deltifos
IicbeU Wdnnern su iibernebner. 81nauIras
gen Simmcr 8, Snfel Sntperiol, EoreolisSes
j. fino Central @ne. 5ll,<
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Mdbder fir oTIaemeine &nusorbeii; fIetr.
fsnmilic: outer 0obn. Nnd,5ufr1get bel Wers.
@rotru, s32s @edbine @cdb. 1be aleer
sSIdt a. IL
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@ainfrau, beuffete: eins. peIHe Semo.n
bel 6ano biiaeln fann. Ihe giuos6Iciuia
Sdnb eainorn. SisbIanb sips. ure Sbtanc
Ctr. 0b3ne abcu l40i. Il
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gR d b d n fir alaemeire eunsnrbeii: fIeiHe
SnfHiiie: gutter eohn. 76e Dreeutpoco aos..
appubtIe
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m1db6en fir Qpden 2.salchen uno hieeiH;
fIeiue TapttIie; gutter GCbH. gsdn5uT1acu
1857 elfasfn ape., atonoaIe. Dc
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1r hbnen tlr afIaemeine SousGrbetf. 31e
2Ssft @pe6enIe sIbe., Slaf q.
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gtellsaseimd -speibliG.

3euffne gran. quite aediu. fn4t gfeac
in fIe:nsr HamiIie. Ill E9eft rs. etr. 3.
gia6, tinisH.
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Teuff6ss Mab d sn fnfbt gseLiuna fur
cllaeineiue 6ausarbeti. 1895 Race Ctr.
arm fnff giegung fir sfc6eas I'm G1geon:
iesne S9Hni0gscrteit 2Il0 TtciiioH Cir.
2. 5to6
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Rnb Gen fir stocbeH urb Tr,rnftoirs sarbeii
eip arleerzs wldb6eu In nngaftelIt. $50 Saits
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-01

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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-11-08
SET UP BOTTLES AS GODS
Burmese Natives, ReIievsd BY "P.in
Killer" Accepted What They
Thought Was Deity.

There are many people In this
country who are givua to q worship
of patent medicines; but 1t remained
for the East to furnisA a instance Of
actual idolatry Of enS0 medicine bot
ties.
An American miau11Dary came upon
. village in Btrma VAere an epidem.
&c was raging. Hsving with him a
quantity Of New England pain kill.
er" and thinking he might at least
allay the suffering somewhat. he
went from house to house admins
tering the remedy, and left . number
of bottles to be used after he had
gone. When he returned to the vii.
lage some months later he was met
BY the head man of the community.
who cheered and delighted him BY
this intelligence; Teacher, We have
come over to your side; the medicine
did us so much good that we have
accepted your god" Overjoyed at this
news, the missionary was conducted
to the house of the head man, who
opened the door of q room and
showed him the pain killer bottles
solemnly arranged in . row upon the
shelf; and before them the whole
company Immediately Frustrated
themselves in worship.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-11-08
Doo Worth OWNING.

"a j. L. Sappington Of Centralia will be
protected from the cold this winter
by . coonskin overcoat made from
hides of coons which he caught with
his famous coon dog Buck.
The coat, which Sappington was
wearing, was made from the skins Of
30 Of the 1872 Of the ringtailed species
which he and his canine have cap
tured IN the last three years. Sap
pingtoD sent the skins to . furrier
with instructions to use only the best
part of the hides. The consequences
10 his coat is the best and finest that
can be made and differs from the
coonskin garments of this kind usual.
ly seen.
Three years ago Sappington bagged
b2 coons. Two years ago he captured
48, last year but 16 and SO far this
year he has captured 16.-Fulton cor
respondence st. Louis Globe-Denocrat.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-11-08
Crack Filler.

Cracks in a floor, caused by the
spreading apart of the boards, are OBJ
jectionable because they catch dust
and dirt. A simple and effective crack
filler is made from newspapers. Tear
the paper into small hits, soak in hot
water. and mix with warm -four paste.
Fill the cracks with this mixture,
which should be thick. spreading the
paste with a knife. Another good
filler consists of q mixture Of glue and
sawdust. Heat the glue until melted
and for one pound Of glue. before
melting. allow one gallon of water.
When melted. stir into 1t fine saw
dust until a thick paste results. Fill
the cracks with this. packing it down
solidly and smoothing 1t over with .
knife blade. When, the filler. is thor
sushly dried the floor; may be stained.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-11-08
Flowers and Facts.

There 10 an Indianapolis attorney
who 10 known for his dignity and who
'aiely INDUCES in "flowery" oratory
n arguing q case. Some years ago,
,owever, he was engaged in Q muir.
Ter case in which the guilt of the pris-
'ner was apparent. and the lawyers
'riends advised him to be "fiowery"-
n an effort to appeal to the sentiment
II the Jurors. So the attorney took
ais friends advice.
Down in the hills Of old Kentucky
stands a little cottage" be began
Around the cottage vines are clinsang
md In the doorway stands a gray
,aired mother waiting
The lawyer paused and his face
urned red. ~. ~.
And while she is standing there
waiting" he continued, II guess we
night as well discuss the facts in this
ase."-lndianapolis News.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-11-08

Mrs. Chang, widow Of a'chinese Of
fetal, 10 the editor In CHIEF of the Pc
king womans paper, which 10 devoted
entirely to subjects interesting to her
sex. Besides Mrs. Chapg's paper
there are, eight others in Peking
edited, printed and sold by women.
In Canton there are four. in Shanghai
six, and In Foochow three.
Mms. de Aeus Janculescan 10 to edit
the nrst.woman's paper published in
Rumania. This journal il to be called
Rights of Women, and In to be the off,
sial organ Of the suffrage clubs in Ru-
mania. ...