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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-14

5ralaeit Die Serol6e ser driiiitnliid,en
Weltaeidalll,tg ii Ser 1rauenbetpe,
gung, uno MIR I'M @eiite Ebriiti lit
du6f Sic io5iole Sruge gu l0ien."
Die religioS 10 5art empfinoenoe
5rau mnn i'd nl1r NIT Mbideu bon
ben nenen, Der driitIiden 5ittenIebre
entgegemeiebten Ebeorien ~abperoen,
81 beut5utage bon io3ialtitiider Seite
in Die 8elt binallsgeidleuoert mer<
ben un6 muB fi6 an ser 8eilegung
Der io5ialen l1ebelitdn6e, Defenders
nber 6es @laiienfannpfes betbeiIigen,
BENIN Sieier lit Elm idmetternoer MiB-
ton 1T ser Sarmonie ser io5ialen Sr6-
mang: @s gebe 10 btele gral1enerre=
genoe Observation-Disclosures am
8olfstorper, fiibrt Der &eoner peiter
aus, Sic auf sic ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
ltnitttlt6feit 5uriif5ufubren iin5. $50
bletbt Sic 6rau? @er 5metfelt an 5em
grnite uato Ser @ilfsbereitidaft un=
ierer fatboltiden Srauen? @nein bier
engebe Ser &ufean sic gauge 6rauen<
melt, 1tur. lie tonne nodl retten u,10
fte miiiie retten, mas nod gu retten
lit. @era6e in 6ieier tieferniten Tra=
ge babe ser 8erliner TrolencongreB
boderf rel1ltde @orte gefnrt6en unb
8iele geitedt. vDte Srauenbemeglmg
bot l1ns gum 8etpuBtiein gebra6t,
Dob in Dem &f I'M Ole @0berent=
midlung Ser 5ittli6feit I'M iere bor=
nebmite, aber au6 uniere idmerite
Mufgabe liegt."
9ieier &f miro nur 6a5ur6
| iiegrei@ iein fonnen, oaB es geIingt
Die hrtifliden S0eale ser @eieni6aft
pie0ernm ein5uimpfen, Sos DRIFT
|lide Sittengeiet mie0er our @orm al
ler 9eieui6aftliden @on6lungen 5u
MAIDEN. Dieles gu po%ubringen, ml1B
aber sic tatboliide 6raa int &auie
out Wtat1 l11t0 41110er 1Drert G1nfluB
in religioier un0 itttli@er 8e5iebatng
gelten0 maiden, 1amit cine bon edit
6riitlidem @eiite 5urd6rungene Belt
%tpte6ertebrt, bon ser &usfin nit 8e=
geiiterl1tg iagt: nSSt ollen 9riitliben
3eitoltern, sic tpegen ibrer &einbeit
uno ihres Sorti6ritts bemerfens=
mertb maren, gab es unbeoingte @ill=
fdbrigfeit, %eeboriame &ingobe 6es
2ieber6en an feline @errin." Ser gro=
BE Menidentenner iagt geborime,
nidt duarmeriide &ineabe Ses 2ie=
ben0en, Der ni6t MIR grmutbtgung
u16 Sob fir feline &itterlidfeit un0
&flidttreue, 1ein, sic 2eitung aGer
Mrbeit bon ieiner 9eliebten &errin
btnnabm. u8ra1enmiir6e nber utb
6rauerhpertb," f6brt &farrer @nebel
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-14
Sic fatbolii@em Sneemo=
bercine.

Gas 3iel unierer Sugen6pflege lit
sic Mitarbeit an Ser @barafterbil-
Dung ser Sugen6Iiden oom IA. Biz
90. Sabre. l1nier gtreben gebt 6a=
Fin, ooB sic SSl1geno1iden in ii@ re-
ligi0s un0 iittli@ 9efeitigt mer0en,
'1aB lte cine griinolide %allgeueine
&iloung erlangen, beionbers uber eli
ne flare @eltanidauung unb 2ebens<
~auffaiiung getuinnen 6aB iie tiidti=
ger meroen fir ibren 8eruf geiun6
bleiben in ibner leibliGen @ntpid<
lung %geapanoter I'M nmgang nn6 ge=
ldhtlter gegen M1tgriffe. Cont for
6ert sic SSltgen6pflege, tpie mir tie an=
itreben, 6us @laubensleben ser SUI
gen0Iiden ureo ibr prafttides religi0-
ies 2eben; mir il1dJen Sic SSinglinge
at feittgen in SEN ittttiden Gugenoen,
5u fon0ern in ser berufliden Sidtig-
felt, Tie ar5uleiten gu SEN mirfbihaft=
liden Sugen0en un6 at eoler @eiel-
ligfeit uno Sreunoid)aft, gu 6robii1m
un6 CUR Sreu0e an g6lem un6 @u-
tenn. $50 fin6en mir nun Sugen0-
h%ereine, sic in 6ieiem boben 5inne
praftii6 arbeiten? Sd min gud1
liebe Mnpeien6e, einige @enn5eiden
iener Sugen6pflege rernen, sic i8
fir sic edte lt11o redte battle. SIR
moIM ia iidere 4enn5eiden baben.
Das 8rablen in ser 3ettung 9eniigt
nidt. STR piifet ielbit, SaB beute ol=
lerban6 &idtungen ii@ ser Sugen6
bemadtigen pollen; ie6e 5iefer &i@-
tungen iagt: meine Mrbeit lit sic
Souptiade, ales an6ere fann 6one=
ben geideben ols Mebeniade un6 Mn-
bdngiel, ih aber bin Sic begIi6enoiie..
Mm louteiten preiien ii@ sic SUI
gen6pfleger an, Sic sen nnglauben
u@ sen &lalientampf preoigen uno
Sic am Itebiten Sic SSl1senoliden
idom Dor ser SdulentIoiiung UNI
lire SABINE. idoren modten. Dann
treten ar6ere &idtungen auf, sic 6en
@lauben lt1to sic Stride nidt brett
besffdmpfen moQen, Sic ober 0as @eli-
gioie ausidalten un1 sic forperltde
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-14

ODER tpeniger tpdbrenb Der lebten 5tpnn3ig
Sabre. Sd bin bdufig f%ritt1trt iporben,
tpetl i6 SSbre- W3ebi3in an3eigte auf ben
@rnnb BIN, bab iie Glfobol eutbalte 1nb
baber i6dbli1 fet.
sd bin felbit tein ar5t u16 bebaupte
ni6t, etmas bon berartigen 5a6en at
periteben. Nber i9 m0dte bic Snforz
nation CUR @anb 1aben, bie IN Sbrem
Dor Sabren ber0ffentlidten gtrttfel ent<
balten lit. SIR Nrtifel bedt ale gin<
tpembungen benen ib gu ~begegnen bate.
SAB Mltpbor Elm niibliGer Mebi<
8%initoff nno bas aftibe Rrin5ip bon 8ein,
8ter. @tber unb nt1beren geiitigen Sc
trdnfeu 1T, lit mir ettpas Neues. 9nB
er Elm niiblides Mittel 1T nnb anberen
Sn9reoien5en BET grtpirfllng elmer @ei<
lung nadbilft. tam i9 nidt be8tpeifeln,
nadoem ih Sbren Nrtifel g%eleien babe.
sd balte 10 piel BON Sbren1 Nrtitel,
baB i9 ibn aboruden unb tauienbe Gbz
8ii9e bapon maben laiie, oie i6 6ann
an Sic @egner perienbe, bumtt bie1e in
Der 3ufunft Elm a11beres l1rtbeil baben.
vSbre Mrtitel briu9en Dem @olte einen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-14

unten bringe
id einen Nms5mg.
aus einet11 8rie<
fe. Der mir bon
einem @ef9Gfts>
letter elmer Der
@aupt3eitung e n
bieies 2anoes
gei9rieben tpnrz
De. CT f6reibt
unter anDerm:
.Sb mar 1ebr
in Sbren Mrtitel
uber ben @ez
bram6 bon Nltoz
boI in 8atentmes
bi3inen intereiz
firt. @ie sic
Itpiiien lduft SIRE
Mn3eige IN met
1900 AAsl.~~ -nGA
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-14

nid. ST lentidla1b babe man Ell
ne Grauenbeuegittg ur0 ii Ser,
6ralenbetpegung EN- Serment, oaS
NIT boffningsfrenoiqem @ertrauett
sic 3ufunft bIider IdiBt, Sen @atboli-
fen Graaenba1m. Durh ein tiefes
geritaroniB fir Ste 8eolrfniiie un<
ierer 8eit miiie bet Der fatboliiden
Brauen1pelt Der @ile our Mitarbeit
fommen, ser iiber perionli6e~ Sraue1t-
intereiien binal1s 6as @obl ser ga,1-
5en Menidbeit, sic @eilu0ung oes
9ebens 5um 8tele felt. sic miiiien
miBbiutgenb borubergeben on 6em
Greiben beriidtigter ausldn6iiher
5raltemedtlerine1, bortpdrts, 1ie per-
langten Srauenre6te uto Grauenbe-
rufe ji6 CUR erarbeiteu. DaS lei Ser
flar m1sgeipro6ene @i0e CUR ginoro<
nlt1tg IN ote @eieuidaft, sic beitimmte
Mbiage an sic io5ialiitiide Sraatenbe<
megung nit ibrem @inen CUR Madt.
Dieier 8i0e iteige ni6t entpor aus
ser 6ral,em1atur. Metn, ;6ie Srol1 lit
Sic eeborene 6ein0in 6es G1altel1-
fumpfes l1n0 6es glanenbaiies. @e1
Ser iogenannten io5ialen 5ruge, ser
groBen 5rage unierer Set, i6on ms
Muge geidalt bat, Ser begribt freu=
Sig Sic altgebotene belfen0e Mitar=
beit, ia, er itimmt gu, pe11n bebaup=
tet miro, 6ab eS Nufgaben I'M io5ia-
len 9eben gibt, sic oie Brau ibrer
Natur nab better l0ien fam, ais Ger
Monn, 1aB Sic Trau einen 1teuer1,
mertbpollen ginidlag III sic @ultur
bi1teintrugen mir0, menn tie nit ibren
beionoeren @aben, tbrer gigenart i'm
0ffentlid)en 2eben niiben fa11n. .@em
oas @elentlide oiei er Mrt audi MIR
mdre, mas cine Srau angegeben bdt,
v6as Meni6enleben bo6 an5uidla=
gen., 10 fin0e sic 6rau i'm io5ialen
2eben piele Mufgaben. 3enfen mir
nur a1 Sic 5tatiitif ser Sauglings-
iterbli6feit, an Sic 6amilien. ser err
merbsmaBig orbeiten0en 6roleu, at
uniere @obnungsoerbaltniiie, uniere
id1lentlaiiene @robita0tiugeno, Git
manSerere ihnb urto 8abnbof smiliior.
uMber iollen un6 f6rner mir oie=
ier @igenart ser 6rau," fdbrt ser
&e0ner fort, unidt meiter n~ad)geben?
Sd glaube, lire @ur5eln liegen pieI
tiefer a1no lire &eilfraft fir. ale
&ranfbeiten am io5iolen 0rgonis=
mus miro unS oiel mertbooller. Miit=
terli6feit - MltruiSmus - M4d)=
itenliebe. 2as lit 6oS Sel, 0os ser
fnorren0en @eienidafts- inns @irtb<
@aftsmaidine feblt. Sell uns, tpenn
es uns nidt an fll1gen 6raren ge=
bridt, 0enen oieles Del ME ausgebt.
$50 lit Sic Aueue? Die @ottesliebe.
@elb cine Mufgabe fir unieres fotbo=
liiden 6rauen!. ellen Ammam ost,
treffen6: "Nus sen groBten un6 b06-
iten, aus decentralization @eiidts=
punften beraus muB Ole 2tebe gum
Mahiten uno @eredtYfeitsgefiib1 our
@orberridaft in Ser @elt 9ebradt
tper6en." go mer6en 6ie fatbolii9en
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-14
1triad1e Der Gdlaflpiiofeit.

Ste gelpGbnli61fe urfa6e bon
sS9lafloiigfeit tssl1nor6nung 6es
Mugens uno @eritopfung. Chamber,
luins Sablette bringer 5ieie l1noro,
rra111gen mie6er in 0r5nung un6 mo-
4en es gnA nrSglid gu idlofen. gu
faufen lei allen @dr6lern. - Mn-
5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-14

iie AUDI in ser gbe cine Beri0nlidfeit
nit eigener Observation-Disclosures bleibt,
nidt Ser @ilfiir 0es Mannes ousge-
liefert, in 2iebe min file geborden; in
alien, mas re6t uno- billig lit, Dem
eigenen @emiiien folgen.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-12-26
Monday

Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Camfield went
to Denver today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Cameron
will spend Christmas in Fort Col
Inns.
S. NJ. Hadden went to Denver
this morning.
NJ. H. Lowe went to Denver on
business today.
Mrs. NJ. Fidiam went to Denver
this morning for the day.
Claud Ramsay is home from
Idaho Falls to spend the holidays.
James Reynolds will come from
Boulder tomorrow to visit friends
over Christmas.
Charles Tressner of Estes Park is
spending a few days at the home Of
S. c. Jones.
Mrs Frank Miller came dowl
from Eaton to visit Mrs. c. z. Mil
ler.
Mrs. ]. E. Murray of Denver is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. N. Gibson.
William Carlson of Eaton was in
Greeley Saturday and left for Penn
sylvania, where his wife and child
rem are visiting. They will return
after the holidays.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-12-26

b. f. Taylor of Penrose is spend
ing the holidays with A. Ii. Seely
and family.
Charles and John Read spent
Christmas day with their parents
in Boulder.
Clarence Whitman of Portland.
Ore, is visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. l. A. Whitman.
Miss Marion Brink spent Christ
mas at Masters, the guest OF Mrs.
Fred Day.
Mrs. NJ. j. Richey and daughter,
Miss Emma. spent Christmas with
relatives in Eaton.
Merle Easterday of Fort Collins
spent Christmas with his parents,
MIR. and Mrs. S. d. yesterday.
Miss Mary Lohr went to Eaton on
Christmas to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Lohr.
A. l.. Meyer. who has been i'll in
the Greeley hospital. has been TAX.
en- to his home. He is improving
nicely.
Miss Alta NJ. Miller of San An
tonic, Tex. is spending the holidays
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Il. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. d. Sturgeon and
children OF Denver will be guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Cradle the last
of the week.
James Reynolds, who is attending
the State university, came to Gree
ley last night to meet his father
from Cokeville. Wyo.
Miss Mary Wright. the sewing
teacher of the Greeley public
schools, is spending the holiday
season with friends in Fort Morgan.
Fred Tuck. who is attending the
Denver university, will arrive home
the last of the week for Il visit
with relatives.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-12-26

l.. l.. Haines of Boulder was in
Greeley Christmas day.
Call Geo. A. Bates phone for free
demonstration in your own home. of
Columbia Grafonola. SIS to 5000.
Plays any disc record.
Rev. Ernest Tuck OF Denver is
spending the holidays with his
mother, Mrs. Fannie Tuck, and
visiting Greeley friends.
Mrs. c. II. leighton returned this
morning from Gilcrest, where she
spent Christmas with her son, Harry
Heighton, and family.
Mrs. Dora Rhoads and daughters,
Misses Edith and Laura. went to
Ault Tuesday to spend the holidays
with relatives and friends.
There will be services at the La
Grange school house next Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev. c. A.
Berger of Greeley will preach.
Ray Alexander of Dolores is
spending the holidays with his
ia her. j. A. Alexander. Mr.. Alex
ander has leased a 800 acre ranch
near Dolores.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Waddell of
Ottumwa, Ia, are visiting their
brother, c. V. Owens, and family
and their uncle, j. F. Peck, and
vile.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-12-26

A. Paul Porter returned this
morning from Denver, where he
spent Christmas. His wife re-
mained for longer visit with her
relatives.
Guy Watson of Ely. New, is
spending the holidays with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. c. Watson.
Mr.. Watson is mining engineer
and has been in Nevada for several
months.
Mrs. Lucretia Basset expects to
leave soon for Washington, ID. c..
where she will spend the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. Il. A
Hays, the wife of Congressman Hays
of California.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Williams of
Colby, Kan, arrived here to spend
Christmas with Prof. and Mrs. j.
W. Adrian. They are Mrs. Adrian S
parents and their visit was sur
prise to their daughter. They made
the trip in their auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. A w. Durkee and
family, who have been living on
their ranch for several years, will
move to Greeley the first of the
year. They will occupy the Free
man house on Seventh avenue and
Miss Harriet Freeman will make
her home with them.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-12-26

Kenneth MACPHERSON of the State
university spent Christmas with
John Henderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A Stevens. Mr..
and Mrs. G. Il. Stevens and daugh-
ter, Reba, went to Num- Christmas.
where they We're guests at a family
dinner at the home of MIR. and Mrs.
Allen Pearce. j. o. Pearce of Sa-
Ida was also a guest at the re-
union.
Word has been received here Of
the death of George w. Vinton,
which occurred at the family home
at Worchester, Mass, few days
ago. Mr.. Vinton was we'll known in
Greeley. He and his wife spent one
winter here a number of years ago
and later spent a summer in Gree
ley with Mrs. Jane Wilson. The
two families were old time friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Wyatt return
ed this morning from Denver, where
they went to attend the family re-
union of the Wyatts which was held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. d. C.
Wyatt in Denver. Others from
Greeley who attended were Mr.
and Mrs. l.. l.. Wyatt, Mr.. and Mrs.
d. B. Wyatt, II. NJ. Wyatt and son,
jim, j. X. Wyatt, Clifton Wyatt,
Mamie Wyatt and George Cox.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-12-26

Melvin McCarty of LaSalle was
in Greeley on business Friday.
p w. Putnam OF Orchard is in
Greeley this week on business.
Miss Ruth Striffler went to Den
yer today to spend the holidays.
Owens & Wyatt shipped carload
of horses to Los Angeles Friday.
Mrs. Il. G. Young and Mrs. G. w.
Abar of LaSalle were in Greeley Fri
day.
Mrs. j. n. Cullison has returned
to Windsor after visit with Mrs.
J. Joiner.
Miss Edith McGee went to We'll
coma Friday to spend Christmas
with friends.
Mrs. NJ. Ryann was called to
Cheyenne this morning by the Sc
rious illness of her daughter, Mrs.
W. B. Wagner.
Miss Alice Mason is home for the
holidays. She attends Colorado
college.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. B. Tucker and
family of kersey We're in Greeley on
business Friday.
Mrs Matte Mckee and baby lett
today for Mound Valley, Kan, to
spend Christmas.
Miss Lizzie Nichols left this
morning for Coffeyville, Kan. to
spend the holidays.
c. S. b. Bates of Denver is in
Greeley today looking after his
farming interests.
Mrs. Mary Il. Aux and daughter
Ariel went to Ebert today to
spend Christmas.
II. S. Jay has been called to Elmo,
Mo-, by news of the death of his
sister-in-law, Mrs. S. +. Joy.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-12-26

Miss Myrtilla Gibson, who teaches
at Elizabeth. Is home for the holt
day vacation.
S. X. Martin of Denver was In
Greeley Saturday on business and
greting friends.
George ii. Graves and Miss Dollie
Nix OF Eaton were granted license
to marry today.
Miss Dorothy McCreery. who at
tends Colorado college, is home for
the holiday vacation.
Mrs. M. Mann returned to Denver
this morning after visit with her
daughter, Mrs. AL Stewart.
Miss Mary Black of Fort Morgan
spent the week end in Greeley and
returned to her home today.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-12-26
Tuesday

Mrs. John Imerslum of kersey
was in Greeley today.
Mrs. Robert Pritchard of Gilcrest
was in Greeley Monday.
G. NJ. Robbins and son Harry
went to Denver Monday.
Look for our Christmas offer.
Greeley Commercial College.
Mrs. B. " Reynolds of Kersey |
spent today in Greeley.
Miss Rose Sothman visited over
Sunday with relatives at Hardin.
Miss Lillian Richard of Long
mont is visiting Miss Leoma Hunt
er.
Mrs Axel Johnson was down |
from Windsor Monday for her
Christmas shopping.
Mrs. Emma Moore is spending
the week in Ault with her daughter,
Mrs. Chester DeVine.
Mrs. Mildred Murray of Denver
| has been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. n. Gibson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Moore and
| family went to Canon City this
morning to spend the holidays.
Mrs. H. L. Sella of Evans was in
Greeley Monday.
Mrs. c. l. Henline of Gilcrest was
in Greeley Monday.
W. Davidson went to Denver
Monday on business.
Mrs F. Fl. Wallace of Evans was
in Greele, Monday.
Mrs. j. NJ. Rogers of Gilcrest was
in Greeley Monday.
Miss Lillian Floyd went to Den
yer Monday to spend Christmas
with her father and sister.
Mrs. E. J. Smith of Briggsdale
was in Greeley Monday on her way
to Denver to visit her sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson of
| Denver will spend Christmas with
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. D. A.
Curtis.
Mrs. j. Chrstman left Monday
for Granada, where she will visit
| her daughter, Mrs. r. b. Briggs for
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Herrick Of
Fosston were in Greeley Monday on
/ their way to Hudson to visit her
sister.
A Paul Porter went to Denver on
Monday to join his wife, who has
been visiting relatives for few
weeks.
Mrs. Nellie Danielson, who has
been visiting her brother, A. T.
Hatteberg, returned to her home in
Denver Monday.
Misses Katherine and Ida
Barnes left Monday for Walsen-
burg. where they We're called by
the death of their father
Miss Eva Erwin, who has been
teaching at Pierce, came home Mon
day to spend the holidays with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Erwin.
]. w. Lakin of the Greeley High
school faculty is spending the holi-
days in Denver.
Misses Kristen and Ella Lange
will so to Denver to spend Christ
mas with their brother, Carl Lange,
and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Beetham
and family will spend Christmas
with their daughter. Mrs. F. A.
Foster in Windsor
Miss Maurine Pearson went to
Denver this morning to spend
Christmas with her sister, Mrs.
Edith Thill.
Mrs. E. A. Slayton arrived here
today from Denver to spend Christ
mas with her sister. Mrs. n. l.
Clegg.
Miss Katie Fo,arCer returned to
her home in Platteville, Monday.
after few days visit with friends.
Mrs. ]. Halbrook returned Mon
day evening from two months
trip south. She visited son in
Oklahoma, another in Texas and
spent few weeks at her former
home in Missouri.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-12-26
Saturday

William Wallace of Gill was in
Greeley Friday.
G. v. Owens and son Howard
spent Friday in Denver.
Joe Woodbury. is home from
Boulder for the holidays.
Earl Buffers of Osgood is spend
ing few days in Greeley.
Miss Ethel Gordon, who teaches
lin Colorado Springs, is home for
the holidays.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-12-26
Little Locals.
Friday

c. w. Gilbert went to Denver to-
day.
Mrs. Gus Weber of Masters is in
Greeley today.
Mrs. l.. V. w. Gavin of Eaton was
+ in Greeley Thursday.
C. H. Weber of Ault was in Gree
| ley today on business.
Mrs. Oscar Volkart of Platteville
was in Greeley Thursday.
Mrs. F. p. Wylie Of Plattevil.
WAS a Greeley visitor Thursday.
Mrs. X. f. McCune of Platteville
was q Greeley visitor Thursday.
Charles PoOler of Masters was In
Greeley this week on business.
\ Mrs. Arthur Carey Of Cheyenne
the guest of Mrs. Nora Bowles.
LIZ Mrs. G. w. Simmons of
M nA were in Greeley Thurs
E. Irwin went to Bur-
I'D kinrsday to spend Christ
Ter daughter.
MrH.4s> .euthje Of Waco, Neb,. Is
expected tdGsy to spend Christmas
with her mother, Mrs. Mary Newton
and her sisters.
Mrs. H. l.. Sella of Evans spo
Thursday in Greeley.
Miss Nlarjory Robinson went to
Elco Thursday and will spend the
holiday vacation with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Hale of
Platteville spent Thursday in Gree
ley.
Mrs. H. L. Wells of Gill was in
Greeley Thursday on her way to
Denver, where she will spend few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. McGlenn of
Platteville spent Thursday in Gree
ley doing their Christmas shopping.
Mrs. Henry Igo and son, Jerome,
left this morning for Trinidad,
where they will spend the holidays
with her parents.
G. N. Soulinge. who has spent the
last week visiting friends here. left
this morning for his home in Brook
lyn. N. Y.
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Thursday

b. f. Taylor of Penrose is spend
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-10-23
A Loo on the Track

of the fast express means serious
trouble ahead If not removed, so
does loss of appetite. 1t means lack
Of vitality, loss of strength and nerve
weakness. II appetite fails, take
Electric Bitters quickly to overcome
the cause by toning up the stomach
and curing the indigestion. Michael
Hessheimer of Lincoln, Neb., had
been sick over three years, but six
bottles Of Electric Bitters put him
right on his feet again. They have
helped thousands. They give pure
blood, strong nerves. good digestion.
Only so cents at Ringer Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-10-23
SECRETARY KNOX
ARRIVES HOME
RETURNED FROM TRIP TO IA
PAN WHERE he REPRESENT.
ED PRESIDENT At FUNERAL.

Washington, Oct, 22.-Secretary
Knox an1 Ransford S. Miller chief
of the Far Eastern division of the
state department constituting the
special embassy dispatched by the
president OF Japan to represent the
United States at the funera! services
of the late emperor Mutsuhito. re-
turned today to Washington.
AS ranking member OF the cabi e
net Secretary Knox is acting pres
ident in Washington. He find:
many problems pressing for consd-
Grafton. principally the situation in
Mexico. which the secretary will
discuss with Ambassador Wilson,
waiting here on his way to Mexico
for a conference.
While the United States intends
to adhere to its policy of non-inter-
ferense in the internal affairs Of
Mexico, the state department has
made ii plain to the Mexican gov
ernment that measures to protect
Americans in the troubled zone must
not be relaxed. These representa-
tions, it is understood included in
timations that the lines of commu-
nication from the interior of Vera
Cruz and Tampico, the principal
ports on the Atlantic side, must be
kept open for the exit of Ameri-
cans. While some students of the
question believe the United States
might take steps on its own account
to keep open an avenue of escape
for Americans as it did in China
and Nicaragua, officials here do not
regard such a development as like
ly.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-10-23
A TEXAS WONDER.

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