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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-20

biq befun6en. &idter &elp bat $685.
met 51 elmer gtrofe bon 5000 nno
sur @esobll1rg Ser Sol ten bernrtbeilt.
Inter SEN @eihmorenen befono It'd
fetn einsiger &utbolif, alt6 Der Mo=
pofat Ser Shpeitern pie and Der
Midter fins Mi9tfotboltfen. 90 nnb
nod piel ihlintmer ion 6te meltlihe
Modt porgeben geger a1e je1ee, 6te
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at berlenm6en. - Die @erleger, @en=
5iger 8rotbers, tper6en r&oma," 6os
tpeItberiibmte @eididtsnerf iiber 6as
beibniihe, unterir6iide nnb re1te
Mom bon 6em bohge1ebrten 9r. p.
gilbert @1thn, 8. g. s., bon Ginite<
6eln 6emnGdit al1h in engltiher
sprohe eriheinen laiien. M6ge ote>
Ies monumentale @erf ba6nrd noh
mebr ssre1tnoe getpinnen. - Mbt @os=
o1,et, 8. g. g., 8r6it6ent ser englt<
fhen @eneoiftiner congregation, lit
felt einiger Seit int 9an6e, Inn Tor=
Ieiunqen an baIten fiber sic bom
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8enebiftinerfloiter ct. SdoIoitifa in
Sr,bioco miro ein NIT SEN al1erbeiten
Sesnitrnmenten oltsgeftattetes OFFER.
botorinm fir meteorologii@e 8eo'
bo6t1nqen errihtet tper6en. Ser ge>
Iehrte P. Sssofob Eoscone, $. g. g.,
friiber IrofeIior Der Bbpiif an Ser
1tniperiitGt MeopeI un6 elmer 6er 81.
refotren 6es @ei np=Sbi %erbatori1ms
nn6 @erfalier miiienidoftli6er Werfe,
lit sic Seele 6es unternebmens.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-20
Kinder Schreien
MACH FlETCHER'S
a ia
Semitic G,t(tur III meines Grah

n9entide aultnr lit meines Grad
tens sic ein5ige, Sic imltan6e lit, oas
moralii6e Mibeort ga115 9raiilienS 5u
beben unb auf feline 9iteratur, ST.
1an5mirtbldaft uno Bolitit mobltbd,
tig ein5umirfen." 9ieie @orte bat
nidt, mie man eruarten fon1tte, elm
{einer M%bitammung nit stol5 bemuB'
ter Gel1ti6=8raitlianer geidrieben,
lonoern Elm tpai6edter 2uiobraitolia<
aer in berporragen6er Steaung, ein
broiiliQniider Gidter un6 BrofeIior:
geos Moni5 8arreto arogoo>
Mitglieo Ser me0i5inii6en Sofultat
in gobio. Ct bat ii6 6en &f
fir 6eutid)e &ultur in ieinem Softer
la1'oe CUR 2ebensunfgabe gemo@t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-20

lem @run6e cine fiiriorgli6e Slb=
rl1ng notbmenoig mad)er ioqten. uno
BON elmer >peiterer1 Mrsbiloung na9
abgelegten pier5ebnten 2ebensiabr tit
i'm augemei11er nidt Sic &eoe. 2aS
por5uglide @pltem Ser 8ortbiloungs-
idulen, pie eS 1euti6lano bot, befin=
set lid eben bel uns no6 iebr I'M
Mrgen.
s(ud ser @taat Maiio6uietts bat
lit ser letten 8eit 6tesbe5igli@e sc,
Iebe erlaiien, abnli6 6ener I'M Staate
Seem Dorf, 6od lift man bier iogar
nod) ein be6eutenoes @tid meiter gez
gqnger, in6em man MIR BET gan5
belon0erer @eranlailung &inoer nn-
ter le65ebn Sabren fir 8abrifarbeit
freilaBt. un6 bier fat itd ge5eigt,
mas epentuen als cine gnti6ul6igung
fir sic ltnpoufon1n1enbeit Ser @efebs
gebnng in 6teier &i6tung gelten
f0nnte, oaB ndmli6 oieier bon oen
@eIeben b%e5tpedten 8ermtn6erung Der
@%in6erarbeit ern1tlider @iberitan6
entgegengebradt miro, nn6 5par bon
elmer geite, sic ibrer ga115en politi=
|iden lteber5e11gung na9 Ser erlte
gorfampfer fem ioute bon Der Dir
beiteri6aft ielb1t. -
Ser 8i6erItano ge9en sic renen
@elebe mar 10 energii6, 6aB cine be-
|ionoere l1nteriu6ung ieiner Bemeg<
grunoe porgenommen muroe, nno bel
Sen lmfragen ergob it@, 6aB betnobe
80 Yro5ent ser Mrbeiterbebolfernng
eegen bas @eieb e%ingenommen ma'
rem @os man gegen Die 8eitimmur'
gen gelten6 madte, tpar Dor Maem,
SAB oamit sic Observation-Disclosures
Der Mrbeiterfamilien e%ingeengt mur=
6en> 6oB in pielen Samilien nit benz
Snfrofttreten 6ieier @eiebe Notb nno
@%ntbebrung einfebren miiBten, neil
ser Ber6ien1t Ser &in6er in MegfaQ
fGnne. - gs lit obne @eiteres 5n51t-
geben, 6aB nit 6em @egfonen 6es
|2obnes Ser 4inoer Dem 8noget 6es
Mrbeitsmonres cine empfin6li6e @tn<
bulge entltebt. Mber nun 6arnm etma
sic @elebe iiber Die &%in6erarbeit gan3
gu itrei6en o6er, bieien 8e6urfniiien
|@e9mang tragen6, mieoer ab5nan'
Bern, tpdre 6ardaus 5tpedmtortg nro
riididrittli9. Go miiiien eben ar'
bere @ege %gefunben meroen, mie
neutrality-suspicious. unb unfallSgeiebe.
6ie ben Mnsfan penig1tens gum &beil
6eden. Die Giriorge fir bie beran'
mo@ienbe S11gen6, Die 8ufunft 6er
Mation, lit aber auf feinet Sal gu
perna@Gaiitgen! -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-20
Mad)t bem Masenleiben, sen Gu
len ober 11nberbanltdfeit Elm GnSe.
,Bape's 9iapepTn" rtndt lauren, traH'
fen. nit Gas angefiilten Magen ttdJer
picber aut fiblen in flint Minnten.

@enn 6as, mas SIR eben gesefien babt,
G,,ren W}ooen mn{duert ODER nie Elm
8Ieiflumpen liegt unb ni6t peroalen
min. pber @as aufbldbt nno lauer alltz
5t1bt, unperpoute Nabrnng, ODER tpen1
SSbr i%dipinoeli9 fa4lt: al; x 2eh3ere"1 @e.
neberfunung. 1ebeltett, 1gled]1emm @s.
idmad I'M Mnnoe uno aus penn g99a9en
itammenbes &opftpeb 1eiSet, f0rnt SS9T IN
flint Minuten g%eieenste siH a g., sq0 EN-
gnbe, in bem SIR cine groBe tunH13t9
Gent @da6teI Eape's 9tapep1m tn gnl
rer Npotbefe nebmt. Sbr f1nDet IN 1nn1
minuten aug, pie unnDtbig es TT, an unk
perboulidfeit, &artletbtgtett 9oer 1r9enre
elmer Magenz11norbnrng 81 le1oem: gs
Ser raideite, 1iderite MagenzAr5t IN
Ser @eIt. gr lit tpnnoerpoa.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-20
0em ShmubblQtt aQer Sdn1ubbl1t

DEM Sdmubblatt aQer 96n1ubbldt=
ter = Ser vMenace."
GoB 6iele g6reibalie sic @ernunft
5ur @eltung fommen lalien miir6en,
lift ni6t 5u ertparten, 90 lei6enidaft=
li6er SAP gegen 6ie Erieiter un6 oie
Stride iie berblen0et. @iir6en 6ieie
9dreier oie rubige neberlegnug CUR
@elt11ng lalien, Damn miiBten Tie bolo
lire S6mdbungen einltenen; 6enn e5
|lpiir6e ibnen baum flar per6en, 6aB
ser Nro5entiab abgeirrter Brieiter inn
@erbdltniB gu BEN Sdledten in Sen
onoere1r StGn6en peito11s ser ge=
rtngite lit.
@roB lit sic 9abl Ser Erteiter -
man 5ablt 10 gegen 100000 uno ooB
es unter elmer 10 groBen GAIL aad
ltntpiroige geben fam un6 gibt, pe11
lollte 6aS befrem6en? l1n6 6o6 ba=
BEN 6ieienigen, sic einem ie6en Ser
geben 6eS Eriei tiers nit einem Offer,
Ser elmer beiieren Sa9e tuiir6ig pare,
nadipiiren, nur cine iebr geringe
3abl ent6edt. nno tpie btele bon 6ie=
fen 5uiammengeiudten 5duen iin6
|6obei nod liigenbaft ubertrieben.
l1n6 bon Sen als Hrieiter Mngefubr=
ten iin6 biele iiberbalpt feline Hrie-
liter!
Sn 6ronfrei9 bot ii9 ST.. 8ar-
tom, Mitglie0 Ser 8ariier 11niberIt=
tat, ser Miibe u%nter5ogen un6 "a
@an6e Ser @eneralberidte Der Ser
moltnng ser @riminaliuitt5 (6ie
|Sabrgdnge bon 1s64-9O 6ur@,
forfeit un6 berno9 i'm u@orrefpon'
joent" bonn 25. San. 1911 6ie &eiul'
tote ieiner Mo6foridungen befannt
gegeben. Sc bat ii@ ge5eigt, bab &C.
ro6e o,f sic Brieiter sic menigiten
@erurtbeilungen fauen. SSn oem 3eit=
roum bon 1864-1894 treffen auf
100000 Snoipi6uen @%erurtbetlte
naditeben6er Stan6e: @eiebgeber,
M6pocoten, Motare, 8eamte, 100 Ser
urtbeilungen; &iinitler SO; meltli@e
Erofeiioren un6 9ebrer 10; geiitli4e
8rofelioren uno 2ebrer z; @eiitlt4e
iberbaupt 4 @erurtbetlungen.
|@er6ient iomit ser geiitlt6e Stano
6ie ~8eidimpfungen un6 s@mabun-
gen, pel@e linn Die l1nglaubtgen nno
@irAenbaifer aner @rt unierer 3eit
5ufugen2
@tets bot Die @elt 6ie &rteiter &C.
|babt nnb iid) ielbit geliebt, 8. +. @Qes,
Imas gege11 sic g0ttIiden @eiebe lit,
|getbor un6 ii9 babel 6od fir tuge11o=
Ibaft gebalten. @edt bat @oltaire, Der
getpib fein Sreuno ser @rieIter NOR,
|men11 er iogt: rDos 2eben Der @elt'
Iliden NOR imrner biel laiterbafter als
|6as Ser 8rieiter, aber Die @nsi@tpet'
fungen 6ieier mur6en allemal eber be-
merit, tpeger hires @ontraites nit Der
@eqel." Das Cute, bas 8rtelter
tbun, miro eber in San6 geidrieben,
6as @9limme, 6as @in5elne n11'
qIiidli9ertpeiie beriiben, bagegen IN
@ranit eingemetielt un6 Sabrbnnber'
lite lang miro Elm uno bieielbe Sdano'
tbot Sen rteuen @eidIedtern imnner
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-20
6atte &atarrb
oeS Ma9enS,
$ermma beilt cinem ihlimmen Sail.

6err u. sc.
Sterb, Boy 81,
@elt 8urltn9z
ton, Sptpa,
lbreibt:
uSb batz
te gatarrb bes
Ma9enS un0
tleine @ingee
tpeibe fir cine
Mu5abl BON
:Sabren. Sch
9in9 am elmer
Mnsabl BON
9pttpren, un0
fanb fetne Sim
0erun9, 1nno
hlte site
iaubte micb eli
lner lneiner
9pttpre,l nah
gbieagu,lup ib
bag alei h e
Sbiflal bate.
Sic la9ten, tie
fDnnten nicbts
fir MIDI tfnn;
'luoten,
bdtte Mtaacn<
f,.ehS uub OQ
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-20
g ttno tie Mue!"

so iinb fie Muel" rief sic @elt,
als 6os @erbreden 6es unglmdlt9er
Sons Sdmi6t befannt mur6e un6 6te
@un6e 6apon mie elm 2auffeuer 6ur9
sic Erel1e ging. 2ogenbri6er, So5ia-
lilten, abgeltan6ene 4atbolifen unb
dbnIides @eli9ter erboben Elm fl1rdt-
bores 8etergei9rei I'M @eretn nit
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.. 4. 81. Tarnbar. 0lteopa-
ti{d<r Mrst, selepbon 6s-s. SOB st
@erz,oin @trobe, @t. @lops. N11tn-
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1913-05-07
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Estate of Hattie L. Hall. Deceased.
The undersigned. having been APP
pointed Administrators with the VIII
annexed of the Estate of Hattie l.. Hall
late OF the County OF Prowers. State of
Colorado. deceased. hereby gives no.
tice that she will appear before the
County Court of Prowers County. at the
Court House IN Lamar. at the June
Term ON Monday. June End, 1913. next,
at which time all persons having claims
against said Estate are notified and re-
quessted to attend for the purpose OF
having the same adjusted. All persons
indebted to said Estate are requested
TO make immediate payment to the UNI
dersigned-
Dated twenty eighth day Of April. a.
n 1913
IDA PEARL ARMTTAGE.
Administrative with the VIII Annexed.
j. DOUGHTY, Attorney.
First pub. April 80. 1918.
Last pub. May 81, 1913.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1913-05-07
Pains in the Stomach

II you continually complain Of
pains in the stomach your liver or
your kidneys are out of order. Ne
glect may lead to dropsy. kidney
ease. Thousands recommend Elec.
trouble. diabetes or Bright's dis.
trio itters as the very best stom-
ach and kidney medicine made. H.
T. Aston. of Raleigh. N. c.. who
suffered with pain In the stomach
and back. writes. MY kidneys were
deranged and my liver did not
work right. l suffered much. but
Electric Bitters was recommended
and l improved from my first dose.
now feel like a new man." II
will improve you. too. Only SOC
and 81. Recommended by N. N
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1913-05-07
Kansas City Hid. and Fur Price.

Kansas City Hide and Fur Prices
Inc following quotations are furnish
ed by +. l.. Cofield Wool Commission
co. 1873 to 1743 Genesee ST.. Kansas
CITY. Mo.
Kansas City Hide and Wool Prices:
Green sailed natives No. l Il per Id.
Green sailed natives No. 10 per Id.
Side branded. over 40 Ibis;
Bulls, native No. -. 11Mc per pound
Side brands. over 10 lbs. flat i2c per ID.
Fart cured hides Nc less than
cured. incurred 1c than cured
Glue Hides flat 80. &c per pound
aH-skins. deacon ..65c to Si.1o each
Green horse hides. medium $3.50 each
Sreeh horse hides. medium So 30 each
Green horse hides. small so. % each
Dry Horse hides ..+.75c to ~. 90 each
hides e. =. 80. ITS to $50 eac
iohy aud colt. green sailed
Dry Hides. Fiat
DIy INIT ....22 to 23c per pound
Dry flint. fallen ..21 to &c per pound
Dry fun wool sheep pelts lie per III.
Green salt sheep pelts Coo TO 8 20 each
Green salt. shearing 20 TO 6oc eacii
fhsWa goat skins ..lO to 'c each
Tallow
No l. 81 c. No. 2. 5hc.
Grease
White &c. Yellow 5h C.
BeeswaX-Bright rs to soc.
Scrap Iron
country junk mixed iron 80 to xIo ton
county junk bones ~ to Sl7.so ton
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1913-05-07
CHAPTER xiv.
The Call Of the Key.

The Call Of the Key.
This astonishing denouement fairly
paralyzed Arrelsford. With a daring
and ability for which he had not given
Thorne credit. and which was totally
unexpected. although what he had
learned Of his previous career might
have given him some warning, the
tables had been turned upon him by a
man whom he confidently fancied he
had entrapped beyond possibility of
escape!
His amazement held him speechless
for moment. but his natural re-
sourcefulness came back to him with
his returning presence of mind. He
knew the futility OF an attempt to
struggle with his captors, he therefore
decided to try to reason with them.
Sergeant" he began, quietly
enough, my orders are" 100
But Thorne would not let him con-
tinue. Having gained the advantage
he was determined to keep it to the
end and for that purpose he followed
up his first blow. ruthlessly pressing
llis charge hard.
CONTINUED next week.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department OF the Interior

March %, 1918
Notice is hereby given that Minnie
October Q. 1907. made homestead Entry
No. $500. Serial No. O3706. for the
sWA OF Section a. and on September
u, 1910. made Additional Homestead
Entry No. 0S634 for NWk Section 81.
Township "a s.. Range 46 w. 9Th Prin-
cipal Meridian. has filed notice of In
tention to make Five year Proof. to es-
ed. before the Register and Receiver
AT Lamar. Colorado. on the 18th day OF
May. 1918.
Claiman. ;.eDnes a. witnesses:
Jesse Wright, Thomas Dotson. Dick
Wright. John c. Dorgan. all of Lamar.
Colorado
EUGENE M. WHITAK Err.
Register.
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ried out his public duty.

AACu Jul LIE RuOAC a0bys
On his part. Thorne was absolutely
helpless. There was that In the bear
ing of the woman he loved that pre-
vented him from approaching her. He
shot a mute look of appeal to her.
which she received with marble face.
apparently absolutely Indifferent to
his presence, yet she was suffering
scarcely less than he. In her anguish
she turned desperately to Arrelsford.
II am not going to stay" she said
decisively, II don't wish to be Q wit
ness"
Whatever your feelings may be.
Miss varney." persisted Arrelsford. II
can't permit you to refuse"
IF you won't take me downstairs
will find the way myself" returned
the girl as II she had not heard.
She turned resolutely toward the
door. Before she reached It the heavy
tramping of the guard was heard.
'Too late" said Arrelsford trium-
phantly. you can't % now. the guard
II here"
Edith could haa1 the approaching
soldiers as well a. anybody. The way
was barred, she realized instantly.
Well. II she could not escape. at least
she could get out of sight. She
turned and opened the nearest window
and stepped out. Arrelsford knew that
she could not go far. and that he could
produce her whenever he wanted her.
He made no objection to her depart
ure that way. therefore. Instead he
cooked at Thorne.
II have you Just where I want you
at last" he said mockingly. as the
.rampling feet came nearer. you
thought you were mighty smart. but
you will ind that I can match your
trick every time
Outside in the hall the men came
70 q sudden halt before the door. One
Of them knocked loudly upon 1t.
whats the matter here?" cried the
sergeant Of the guard without.
The handle was tried and the door
was showed violently. but the brass
bolt held.
Let US ini" he cried angrily.
Quick as a Hash Of lightning an idea
came to Thorne.
0cI8c8uts 10 BuOulSu III y VOW06~
ful voice. Sergeant Of the guardi"
"Siri"
Break down the doori Break It
down with your musket butts!"
Al the butts of the muskets pound
ID against the heavy mahogany pan
els Arrelsford cried out in great sur.
prise:
what did you sayr'
In his establishment he did not no.
tioe q swift movement Thorne made
toward the door.
You want them in. don't your" tho
soldier said. as he approached the
door. ut Is locked and"
But Arrelsford recovered himself .
little and again presented his 70
volver.
STAND where you are" he cried.
but Thorne BY this time had reached
the door.
''6mash It down, sergeant" he cried
What are you waiting fort Batter
It DOWN."
The next moment the door gave way
with crash. and into the room poured
the guard. The grixxled old sergeant
had scarcely stepped inside the room
when Thorne shouted In tones OF tho
nercest authority. pointing at Arrels-
ford:
ARREST that mani"
Before the dazed secret service
agent could say a word or press the
trigger the soldiers were upon him.
He got in here with a revolver"
continued Thorne more quietly. and
Is playing hell with It Hold him
fnDtl"
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Coughs and Consumption

Coughs and colds. when neglect
ed. always lead to serious trouble
of the lungs. Thew wisest thing
to do when you have cold that
troubles you Is to get a bottle of
DR.. Kings New Discovery. You
will get relief from the first dose.
and finally the cough will disap-
pear. o. H. Brown of Muscadine.
Ala, writes: my wife was down
with an obstinate cough. and l hon
estlyb believe had 1t not been for
would not be living today" known
DR.. Kings New Discovery she
for forty-three years as the best
remed for coughs and colds. Price
soc and 500. Recommended by
N. N. Mclean.
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night" returned Arrelsford sneer-
ingly.
THAT is very kind. am sure. II
the-er-gentleman going to stay out
there all alone on the balcony or shall
have the pleasure of inviting him
in here and having . charming little
three-handedI
The third party answered the ques-
ton. for Edith varney came through
the window with the shattered pane
through which Arrelsford had fired
and entered. Thorne was shocked
beyond measure by her arrival, not
the slightest suspicion that she could
have been there had crossed his mind
30 she had been an eyewitness to
his treachery. He had faced Arrels-
ford's pistol with the utmost compos-
ure; there was something In Edith
varney's look that cut him to tho
heart, yet she did not look at him
either. On the contrary. she carefully
avoided his glance. Instead she turned
to Arrelsford.
II think will go. Mr.. Arrelsford."
she said in q low. choked voice.
mot yet. Miss varney," he said per
emptorily.
The girl gave him no heed. She
turned and walked blindly toward the
door.
Il don't wish to stay hero any long
er." she faltered.
zone moment. please" said Arrels-
ford. as she stopped. I'VE need you"
Tor whatf"
"As q Witness"
you can send for me II you need
me: will be at home"
II am sorry." said Arrelsford, again
interposins. "T will have to detain you
until turn him over to the guard. It
won't take long"
The middle window was open and
he stepped to It, still keeping an eye
ON Thorne, and shouted ct tho top
OF his voice:
, ~Call the guardi Corporal Of tho
guard Send up the guard to the tel
egraph oficei"
The note of triumph in his voice was
unmistakable. From the street the
three inside heard a faint cry:
whats the matterf" who calls the
guard?"
up here In the telegraph Office"
said Arrelsford, send them up quick"
The answer was evidently sufficient,
for they could hear the orders and the
tumult in the square below.
Corporal of the guard, post fouri
Fall In the guard! Fall inI Lively,
meni" and 20 on.
The game appeared to be up this
time. Mr.. Arrelsford held all the win
ming cards. thought Thorne. and he
was playing them skillfully. He ground
his teeth at the thought that another
moment and the order would have
been sent probably beyond recall. Fate
had played him a scurvy trick, It had
thwarted him at the last move, and
Avrelsford had SO contrived that his
treachery had been before the woman
he loved. Under other circumstances
the wound in his wrist would have
given him exquisite pain; as 1t was he
scarcely realized at the time that he
had been hurt
Arrelsford still stood by the win.
dow, glancing out on the square but
keeping Thorne under close observa
ton. The evil look in his eyes and
the malicious sneer on his lips well
seconded the expression of triumph IN
his face. He had the man he hated
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Sick headaches. sour gassy stom-
ach, Indigestion, biliousness disap'
pear quickly after you take Dr.
Kings New Life Pills. They prrify
the blood and put new life and Wig
or in the system. Try them and
you will be well satisfied. Every
pill helps Every box guaran--
teed. Price csc. Recommended by
N. N. Mclean.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1913-05-07
White Plymouth Rocks

Fishel Strain. 1.-The Best in
the World" A few choice cocker
els for sale. Prices reasonable
Edwin =. Brace.
POS w. Olive street. Lamar. Colo.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1913-05-07
For Burns, Bruises and Sores

The quickest and surest cure for
burns. bruises, boils. sores. infla-
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. kin four
nation and all skin diseases is
days it cured L. H. Haflin of Ire
dell. Tex, of a sore on his ankle
which panied him so he could not
walk. Should be in every house.
Only Csc. Recommended by N. N.
Mclean.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1913-05-07
Il Doesn't %.

Il O0e6nf Do.
MY boss IL q tightwad and an old
scoundrel"
Now. my boy. you'll never get any.
where If you 60 around giving away
trade secrets" 40
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-04-22
HORSES AND DRIVER
ENGULFED IN MIRE

What is causing the treacherous
mires in Umatilla county grain fields
which menace the lives of men and
animals? This is question which
is assuming serious proportions mere
In view of two occurrences last week
in which eight horse teams suddenly
sank almost out of sight in mires in
plowed fields.
One of the incidents happened early
last week near Athena and the other
the day following on the Charles
Hamilton ranch on the reservation.
Reports from Athena are to the ef-
feet that Roy Kirk was narrowing
with an eight-horse team during the
afternoon when suddenly he and the
animals sank into a mire from which
they could not eXtricate themselves
by their own efforts Kirk began
calling Justify for help but it was not
until $3.50 in the evening that he at
tracted the attention of a man who
summoned help. BY that time the
driver and horses We're almost en-
gulfed and the rescuers had to work
until midnight to save them
on the Hamilton ranch one Of the
hired men was plowing with eight
mules when they began to sink into
the earth. despite their efforts to get
on to solid ground. The driver leap
ed from his seat and made his way
with all speed to the house, which
was some distance away. There he
secured a team and other assistance
and hurried back to the field. but by
the time of his arrival the mules had
sunk half way into the mire. One
by one they We're pulled out with the
team, but by the time the eighth was
reached, it had been completely
swallowed and was dead from suffo-
cation when drawn out. The mule
was one of the best Hamilton owned
and was valued at $500.
Reports are that the ground where
the mires were was to all appearances
firm but proved to be n veritable
quagmire beneath.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-04-22
DENTISTS WILL
ORGANIZE HERE

An eastern oregon dental ASSOCIATE
on is TO be organized in Pendleton on
Saturday evening of this week, ac-
cording to an announcement made to-
day by local dentists. Plans have been
afoot for some time to associate the
dentists east of the Cascades into an
organization and the meeting here is
the outcome. Members of the profess
sion are expected from Heppner, La
Grande, Baker. Vale, Wallowa and
many other eastern Oregon cities and
towns The visitors will be, guests of
the local dentists while here and win
be entertained with banquet in the
evening. The purpose of the associ-
alton is to advance the profession in
any way possible and to create bond
of good fellowship between the MEM
bers. The association will affiliate
with the state dental association.