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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-21

guests were anxious to know If he had
seen anything.
"Oh, yes" he replied, about IL
o'clock / heard n knock at the door.
/ said: Come In; come In
And did he come In
yes, an old sallow looking man
Yes, that Is our ghost! What did
you do2"
II got out Of bed and asked him II
he belonged to the house. lie nodded
assent. | asked II he were a parish
Toner. lie nodded again. Then | said
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-21

tirely covered with mud. Her riding
habit was coated and the water had
soaked through.
Guess you all be in a mighty bad
way" said a voice from a field just
opposite. Bettina and Bob turned to
see a good-natured, sturdy farmer
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-21

the Joy of living.
It was she who spoke first, as II
taking up the thread where Bob had
been requested to leave 1t.
Bob" she said "if | should be
married mind you-if l should
would you be my best mani"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-21

Bob was on his horse almost before
Betty had struck the ground She
had "landed" IN a big soft, oozy mud
pool Whon Bob's anxious face met
hers, as he goutly lifted her, q
soprano note OF laughter clear and
sweet as birds Of the morning, ran
out from q couutenauce almost en-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-21

It happened.
Honey-Pod had always been sure
footed. This day her feet seemed
suddenly to have become paralyzed.
A rolling stone got itself in the wrong
place at the wrong time any Honey
Pod went down.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-21

From the London Chronicle.
The rector of Asfordsby says he has
laid troublesome ghost by the
pomp and ceremony of solemn eXor-
cism Archbishop Thomson once ac-
complishcd the same feat in a sim
pier manner.
Staying at a country house with
traditions of a family ghost, he was
put up for the night in the haunt
ed chamber In the morning his
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-21

"Certainlyl" be answered, after a
moments search Of her foce, II be-
trayed nothing told nothing prom
ised nothing
He cut her hores with his tree
branch and tapped his own heartily
They went laundering down the road
racing almost neck and neck, WHOM
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-21
Substantial Appetite.

Come lead a butterfly life with me.
He whispered beneath the bowers
mo, thanks" the practical girl re
piled,
81 eat beefsteak, not flowers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-21

Some people to the table bring
A laggard grace and visage III,
The dinjer hlrs delightful ring
Awakens in them no Joyous thrill.
But when beside the board I sit
No glololmlyl looks are mine the
while,
And If they serve my favorite bit
NV face will hardly hold my smile.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-21
wardI Marchln

Thoy had rldden a mile before
either spoke The horses had been
long In tho stable and were eager for
the road. The pink now oamo and
stayed In BettinR's oheeksl Bob's face
lost its seriousness, and ho fipped q
branch from a low-hanging tree with
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-21
Not lNnnreciaiiNc.

Was the play you tired IN that
country town q success?
Not exactly: We played before six
coal oil lamps and three OF them
went out after the first act
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-21
why the Moon Was Beautiful

From tho New York Times.
Ella-What n beautiful moon
Stella-It doesn't look so to me,
Ella-You don't seem to realize
that tho man in It is the only one
in sight.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-21

=
BERKELEY. Cal, Sept. 20.-A Chi
nese girl physically perfect according
to occidental standards, has been dis
covered at the University of Califor-
MIA. In the person Of Miss Zamlocl<e
Lowe, daughter Of wealthy San
Francisco merchant She is studying
law, the only member of her race in
that department.
Miss Lowe refutes the popular idea
Of the Chinese woman of the stunted
growth and bandaged feet. Mrs. NJ.
MCGEE, physical culture instructor in
the university. discovered the girrs
physical perfection in the course of
taking initial measurements Of those
entered In the class Miss Lowe Is
only feet 8 inches In height.
~o.~.~O~.~-~O~~~~.~~
boulevard connecting the two towns.
The young men who are building
Dewey are not in the real estate bust
ness, neither are they new thought
ers, rainbow chasers or eXpounders Of
the black arts, but, strange as it may
read I'm the face OF their marked sue
read, they are operating along an
unique plan Of suggestion. Their
principal suggestion Slogan to prop
erty owners and agents is.
Don't sell lots on the installment
plan: don't sell TO any one who does
not contract 20 build at once"
This plan has not retarded building
operations, there are now being nine
brick store rooms and many dwellings
under course Of construction. and
each was either sold or leased when
the foundation was put In.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-21

Yes" said Bob with energy.
you're going into the ring with a
different frock One OF these men
animals that you have been making
Jump through fire hoops and do stunts
y S going to spring and d-B-oooo. ' Bob
6huddered
"Y-e-e-s?" said Bettine
Yes" said Bob decisiyely, Il tell
you, girl, you are facing death by
matrimony every day and you don't
know II. The buildings on fire and
you're still playing the third act.
You're going down for the third time
and the whole life saving crew is try
ing to persuade you TO be saved.
You're"
Bob" q" said Bettina, turning her
head Just a bit on the hammock pill
low Il never could imagine you as q
life saver - you look too pretty I'm
evening clothes"
Bob continued without comment
He knew Bettina.
"Now let me tell you something
young woman, You have gathered q
menagerie Of men about you here
that is something positively shameful
70 observe. A more determined scowl-
ing, glrl-eating coterio of young
tigers never saw in my life. Stan
ford, Bristow, Harvey Wallace
Stringer, good heavens, girl, arranged
Z alphabetically they would make O
whole Blue Book.
You've baited your trap with
looks. captured them with glances
broken them with words - just plain
words that didn't mean a thing tc
anybody but the particular one you
were talking to. You've petted and
tanned one after another until he did
lust the cutest things in the world
that a man in love can do and then
crackl-off goes the whip. And round
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-08

Tobgengeren @eiton. Minnea=
polls Dor iio1te 2er6ag Centrum for
Sbretsinteresien. @6marb &aplon
@eiton, Sen Is Mar eamle Manb,
anfo1n ba. til Beitemmeliesiteoet,
minneapolis, poo lin 5oot1er fra
Seem Sort, iom ban forloo BEN 2.
Sunni. Guren meotog 60 Gage.
(Strefninger fra &a1oion, @is.,
til Minneapolis blep ta9et / Mog.
ioet bon eior6e lan9e 0pbolo iaa=
bel / Sttlfmater iom / ct. 8aul,
for life at rao Mtnneapolis fgr
Sen / &ejierl1ten faitiatte Gi6). Se6
lin M1tfom1t til Minneapolis bel=
tog ban / 9eeuingen al &ierneite=
men til Min11eapolis Mtbletic Clubs
nDe 8pgning paa Emo Mpen11e g.
mellem 6tb og 7tb Street, og no
poo gftermi66oeen 6eltog ban / ct
ltort S6retsitepne, iom &l11bben i
!Anleoning al @jprneitenslagnineen
afbolot pao Nortbrop 8iel0 pco
@tats11niberiitetet, og bbor ban TO-
retog en- Spbisning 4Spo6ieretur
poo to MiI / Gglge meb to iapnoI=
|6ren6e Me116.
@elto11 blen peb fin Mnfomit til
Minneapolis mo6taget me6 Ell 8e-
geiitring og &ploeit, iom ON ban
bar 2on6ets &reiioent. &anoner
6reneoe, 6obrifpiber flpjte6e, o9
&urraroab lg6 longs bele bans
|&ei fra l1niperiitp Mpen1,e til Gent
trial ober Staolbnebroen til MicolIet
til 7tb Street til 2n6 Mpenl1e g.
It'll Mtbletflubbens 8pgning. Boo
begge Si6er al 9Rlrten bar Der iam=
let tet of Soft, bpilfet bite, at
mon bap6e fulgt SEN gamIe Mon6s
|lange So6tur me6 megen SsS1teresie.
Sra ct. Saul til minneapolis
bleb bon elforteret al ct @or Muto=
mobiler, bpori bl. a. Mtbletflubbens
Gmbe6sm9n6 iamt @uberner @ber=
bart og Mopor Mpe fjgrte. @uber=
neren og maporen Ie6foee6e bom
|tilfobs set itoite @tpffe al @ejen.
@e6 Soften i TorbinoeIie nteo
@ierneltenslegningen bolotes 60
|ler al @uberngr @berbort> Mapor
Npe; George g. Douglas, @Iubbens
&rGii6ent FAINT Scr. @eiton.
Gorgprigt er set 10 bonifeligt for
oplpite, normole Menneifer -
ferlig SITES meritorere - at for
itoa al SEN Stoobej ODER SEN gomle
6o69enger. Set beb0es 10 nof, at
n6et CT ct go0t advertisement for
Minneapolis" at r@e1ton intter ct
go6t gfsempel for 6e l1nge", i6et
mon beb0er, at ban r1aa bobe lebet
ct efsemplarif 2ip for at funne
u0boloe foo longe 6o0ture / Sen
beie SLIDER ~ men %alligebel, set
|er en- ganife forunoerlig 6oreteelic.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-08

bar 28,968 gleper og De pripote
SfoIer 10000.
@f Gubriffer er Ser 1000 meo
$4,000 M%rbei6ere. Sen aorlige
JobrifprooMftion belgber iig til
$300,OOO,00 ODER 2,4OO berer
Mapnet ,Sobnion, og bel 400 bar
6prbngitapet q. Otter Sobnim
fommer Glion mes 1,040. 800 III
ser Napnet smitb. Slere bor
9eannet 2obe, 11ogle &ug. Ser er
ingen 9eor eller &i1S, men Ser er
en &onep. Ser er flere SOU, nogle
Comfort, % ganife mar1ge Srie110.
Somme be6ber Sor6 og onore
Stein. Ser er en- Mengbe @oter,
nogle Seer og 8oct og fun en-
Cube.
Mbrbct. Gn ufierot Monb / 80
Mars Mlberen blep Srsbug Mften
81. II funbet 0p6, g%jennemboret at
3 &l1gler, paa Mortbern &ocific
8anens To1nt beo 5tb og Sobn
Streets. &erioner beo @osparfet
iua beo Balp geitt6en ON 81 ftenen
Ell Man6 gao frem og ttlboge for
at @aSbGrfet iom ON Fan pente0e
paa nogen; De iaa bam iGtte &1rr=
fen ne0 paa Setnbanetomten. @n
balp Slime efter bprtes tire @fu0.
&olitiet tror, at bo11 ct blepen mpr=
set for fine Benge, i0et ser life
families nogen &erge bos bam.
Gen unge Monb bar nelflnot;
ban Dor ifprt en- aleoning, iom, eff
ter M9rfet bar 1pet at 81. 8. 9bo-
reion, en- 5freo6er / Chicago. &un
bap6e en- mes en- Ste11 in0futtet
Sling poa fig. San bor 5 500 8
Sommer bpi. og bejeoe pmfring
158 &un6.
Spent SEN mDrbe6e Mor6 er, err
Ser ingen, iom me6 8isbe6 fam iige.
66rit troe6e man, at Set bar 8reo
&bomme fra 2eab, e.. g.; mer iaa
fom en- Sobn Carlton, 634 Cafe
Street, og erflere6e, at Sen brGbte
bar &orolo @ulpicf al minneapo-
lis; fan log6e, at @ulpicf bob6e
orbejbet iammen me6 ba1n for en-
Moaneos Sis ii6en. &olitiet bil
1atte Jig / 6orbin6e1ie mes nebnte
|Sfre66er Eborefon i Chicago, Ga
bon ml1li9bis fan fort91le Sem.
hbem Sen 6rnbte er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-08

ST. 8. S. Mieliem rejite ieaor til
So @rosle, @is. 9erfro gaar &u-
rem til Gbicoeo, @ocine % Mil<
ma1,fee, % maaife @arp, SSr1oiano.
Set er en- 6erierejie / set peient-
lige.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-08

@olsatba &irtens &pinbefere-
ming oil afboloe tit nGi te Meoe
Torsbogen SEN IA. Muguit bos
Mrs. Souls Senien, 382 @ericbel
Mpen11e. sllle er biertelig inbbuone.
client life See Cream Sociol bos
Mrs. s. S. 6rm6ien, 26O 2afonb
st, Manoog oen lite bs.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-08

Sri &elsjsrenbebsforenins rSol-
IDIet" ufbolDer n91te Mpoe Sns6ag
ben 10. Mrgult / Bbalen &arf.
MlIe CT belfommer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-08
st. PAUL.
&pntor: POI Court 8lpcf.
NDbeocr moa %inbien6es, iaa be er
! Srpfteriet ieneit Gorsoag Miobag.

8eo &jsb eller Separation al
l1bre belpg sen %pelfienote Supeler
@imon @elion, 209 6. 7tb Street.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-08

r6armonicn", en- ielifabelig
Stub beitaoen6e melt al albre Cant
tie / Mitneapolis, foretog iibite
Sgn0a9 en- ll6flugt til Gbriit @bolbS
|6ar1n, 19tb Mbe. g.. og Gitp 81
nit, en- al 6e iml1tfeite &looier
runot M%innedpolis, boor man fra
Ell Altan poo Goppen al @uiet
fua10e ie 0en ganife 8p / al lin
|Sfjpnbe6. Mr. @Dal6 og banS
elifperoige &ultrn bab6e gjort alt
|for at 6oriamlingen fuur6e tilbrin=
&c en- bebagelig Gftermi60ag / Set
grpnne, % at set Ipffe6es, bar ollie
0eltogere enige om. Sire npe Me6=
lemmer, Mn6retu Gbri1tenlen, 6reo
&onien, s. 6. &eterien og &enrp
Nelien gjennemgif 0e forifjellige
Grader og blep %enitemmig optoget.
Senrp Nelien; Ser for fort Gi6 IL
Sen er fommet ODER fra 9armarf,
er Mfrobat og. @pmna1tifer al life
ringe @bne % more6e Sorlomlin=
gen nreo fine 2%uftipring, flpbenoe
@ambipring pg on6re til &l1nften
bGren6e Nreitationer. Maler Gbor<
lee Mn6erlen, ser bab6e m~ebbragt
iinGtolin, offompagnere6e Sc forfeit
lige Smgere, me0ens Gumerne
oeffeoe @or6et, ser br1gneoe 11n=
ser @egten al allie Sc 6ejlige Ga
ger, Be bapbe me6bragt. &l11bbens
|6ormon6, Scr. 6. Mr6erien, be6
6%oriamlingen belfomme1t og Mr.
9reier 6. &eterien, Sefreter og
&osierer, me06elte, at efterat ollie
l1ogifter bor betalt, biIbe ba11 babe
cit &asiebeboloning al $5.35. ST
ter 9or6et iomleoes mar ODER
|5talben, bbor ser til Mn6eriens
Ggte 6onife Melobier 6anie6es @er=
|t11r og Sbeitri6t. @e6 9=Gi6en lut=
te6es ser, og mon foriifre6e bin=
on6en, at man ol6rtg bob6e mo-
ret fig be6re.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-08

Silbelt &nipitif. Mbolpb Setter
fen fra 8ronforb, CONT, blep 2pr=
bog Mften UNDER et TrGtte poo
Union 9epot TIBET ct &ntpitif; ban
mel0es n1 at bore / 8ebring.
&nipitifferen un6fom, og &eterie1
er life iltan6 til at gtpe ,1ogen pi=
r6ere goo 8eifripelie al oenne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-08

5orionnbet. Gen 16 Mor eamle
;8ennie Gboreion, $50 Sglebort
|Mpenue, foriponot for nogle Gage
|ii6en fra lit Stem, og Mo0eren bor
life bgrt fra bar1. Set er ianoipn=
|ligt, at ban er rejit no for at tjene
fig &enge font @e1tarbejoer. @n
iapnal6renoe, Carl GonnelIp, 217
Blea1ant Mpen11e, foripnnot omtrent
iamti6ig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-08

munkhoIm Printing Co.
ST. PAUL MINI
2pbsfalb, 6reoerif Mielie1t, en-
/ Gppograffreoie pelfjenot Manb,
er ops efter 6 Maane6ers Gpgoom,
l62 Mor gammel. Nielie Dor fpot
Il 6re0rifsbal6; ban bapoe orbei0et
iom 8ogtrpffer / ariltiania / MATT
ge Mar; for q Mar ii0en TOM bo1,
til Minneapolis. @an onerlebes al
to Spitre, Mrs. Caroline 8jprnito6
og Mrs. S. s(n6erion. @egropelien
foregif Sirs6ag 81. $50 Gftermio-
Sag fra Ginger @ros.' 9ofale, 412
Cedar Mpen11e, me6 Sor0feitelie
poa 2Dmans @raplrnb.
- @u6mu116 s. Sobnion, Ser /
fin Sis iom l16giper al u@uoitif=
fen" og birfiom Geltoger / forifiel=
lige norife slfferer in6tog en- trent
ifu6t &lo6s blon0t Moromenoene
minneapolis, 0g6e Sgn6og / tit
|&iem pe6 Spring 8orf, Minneton=
liza, / en- Mlber al 81 Mor.
On ltbflnst. Gpillingbpernes Meo<
lemmer al COMPLEMENTARY Gel
ifab" m. f., iunnt 6eres Bonner TO-
retog iioite 2pr6ag en 1bflugt til
Minnetonfa. Ser gift man ombor6
II en- lejet Motorbaab, ser bog bite
|iig at babe ~et Sui / Morofronten"
log noe. fun6e bobe iunfet me6
Man0 og Meus, bpis life burtig
9i9lp bob6e b9ret beo @aanben.
Wean fit MI en- iterre % be6re
8oa1 og Eleren git berpoo til g.
%cellior og @op5ata. 9erefter til
Mrcolo, bbor mon hep bepertet pao
oct be61te / uDufe's 5ommerlfole"
oe ie11ere beina mon 2ortngs Tarm.
|Sluttelig en- f1ot Sa1pper Dos ST..
9ufe igiem, boorefter Be f1eite tog
|tilboge til ben biemlige @rne.
Tpbielsoaesfei. Mrs. 6. g..
Gbriitenien, minnebaba Abe. og 9.
|Street, bab0e 6e6ielsbag Sen 20en
Nlugl,it, ng / 6eltne Mnleoning bob
|6e Me6lemmer al ct. Heoers Don't
ffe &irfes &pin6eforening / lang
Isis / al @tilbeo peret poo Ter0e
|for at eiere 6enne 8egibenbe1 iaa
|feitltg iom ml1ligt for ben6e.
Mrs. @briitenien bar / mango
gor beret ct trofait Me6lem al
nGp1tte &pin6eforeni11g, 2-3 Mar
8eitprerin6e. Si6ite Soroar bar
bun / lang Sis meget ipg, ioa oct
len 3ib iou uo, iom ont bur iful6e
goa bort. Mn11 bab6e 6erfor MI
beillttet at ele6e benbe og Sami=
|lien pao benbes 6e1iels6og. Ser
bor bleben in6iomlet en- ret betD6eltg
&engeium, og for famme bleo fjebt
zen ierbeles irnuf ftrearmet Gelp=
2sieltase.
5reoog Gftermio6ae bar be=
itemt til Soften, og ct. @eoers Me-
nigbe6s &irfeiaI bor impffet meo ct
gelb al 8lomiter, og mi6t / 60
len bar 6effe ct 1angt 8orb mes
Sage og Smgrrebre6. 81. 8 blep
&aitor Earpeaorb ienot oper til
lGbrtiteniens for at be6e Gamilien
fomme ben / @irfen til Soften. @e6
l6irett6en blep ollie beot til @e6e
beo Sc 6gffe6e @or6e; be6 6en pper=
tie @noe, omgipet at Ell 9eforation
|af &oier, blep Mrs. @briitenien og
Camille bragt fen. Baitor Forp<
gaaro tolfe6e / cit fort Sole @en<
nernes Sat og @lebe for, bbab
MrS. Gbriltenien boooe bpret for
&pinoeforeningen og Ben banife
Strife, og alles E~afnemmelt9beo
for, at &orberre bab6e beparet ben=
oe igiennem @pgoommen, og gn=
ifeoe at bum enbnni montge Mar
mootte fan Sou til at birfe iblar6t
os. &aa 6%oriamlingens @egne
oberrafte ban ben6e BEN fmuffe 2p-
ieitoge iom EN- @rinoring ON 6enne
Sag. Mrs. @briitenien ibgte 1tn-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-08

Turlobebe. Oscar g. @ricion, ~
po9raf bos s.. &asmuslen &ubl.
60, Minneapolis; Minn., og Miis
.@itber 2iliebergb 0atter al gnfe=
fru goroline 2iliebergb, @tocfbolm,
Gbertge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-08

M%otorepftiit mnlfteret. Carl s.
Sorenien og 50. Miller, begge bo-
lat / 965 Miogpoob Mpenue, bleb
ibgn1t $40 / &olitiretten for at ba=
be fjprt for raif poa MotorcDfle
poo Summit Mpen11e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-08

Gn ielifabeIie sammemfomit bill
blipe afbolot at &borpoloien 60
gems Me0lemmer, meb Gamer, 6re=
Bag @ften s. 20. Mugl,it / Ga1io
lille &all.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-08

Snbelcrer Mnton @anrit5 er MI
i Or6en / fin 1pe 811tf,
3224A Ge6ar Mbenl1e. Sen er
boooe net oe bpggelig.
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Hebers banife epang. Intb. air

st. &eSers oanife epans. Iutb. Sir.
fe, 20. gpe. g. oe 9. 81. @uos-
tieneite @enoag Gormi0oog 81.
1890. Ssnoagsifole Sorm. 81.
$50. Mltergang fprite senoaa
! bper Maane6 peo Gormiooogs.
gubstieneiten
S firfeIige 9lnIiegenoer beoes
man benpenoe fig til @irfens
Greit, 8aitor 81. S. 8orpgooro.
1928 g. %. gtreet. aelefon:
5neiIing 497.
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DfnneapoIfs.

9ania ftore &all bar ollerebe al
lie Senbage belat fra lite Sept. til
Nptoar, font Sc fle1te 2gr6uge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-08

- sfrio efter 3rpoenummer
al bette 8lab.
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@ittcbarn. G%orle6en mor9e,1
fan6t Mrs. Otto Mn6erion, 4t1
Neill Street, ct &igeborn, fun 11og=
lie faa elmer gammelt, / EFT &oano=
fuffert foron G%rontbgren. gun
braete set til 8pboipitalet, og oct
iiges at baoe Ell goo @bance til at
lepe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-08

Ser bpb 8epngelie at iige Sat for
al ben &ierligbeo, font bum l1et IT,
fe ipntes bnn bapbe fortient. On
norif Game, Miis Dortbe @olita0,
lang iar0eles mutt flere Colo
nltmre poa Danif; oglaa flere 6pl-
lesiange blep iungne. Ser par
rigtig 8eftgl96e ober bele Torfam=
.lingen, bette iporeoes boa6e / Sole
og Sang.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-08

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iiges at bone Ell goo @bonce til at
lepe.
Sit bbr i Masiepis. Iuiinoer
al &icferel, 8lacf 8ais og 8rll=
beaos oer i~Silper Safe, 9eortb ct.
SAUL. Statens @ilot= og Diifefom-
mission og Statens 5anobeosp9ien
bill foretage en- un6erieeelie %
@nalpie al @a16et / SS;n0igen for
ON muligt at %fonitatere @orlogen.
8ranS. @n fire gtaeers Mur-
bpgning, 824 Mrcabe @treet, be-
npttet af Minneioto 8or Gomparp
og &a11ion Bros, '6%abrifanter al
See Cream Cones, blep forleoen
Scot p6elaet at cit SIoebrono, for
aarfogen6e Ell Sfobe pao $4,000.
Goen ontages at bore opitaaet / en-
Sotl6bpgning bosenfor '8pgningen.
Gre @ejte inoebrenote. ,
9anif sfobfei ofboloes of 9.
8. g.. 2oge Mr. 81, @pnbag ben
10be Mnanit peo 9arperteur Mpe.
pg 5tilImater Sporbognslinie. M6=
gong 25c for &errer, Gamer og
8grn frit. @aa Seitplaoiem finoes
go6t Daniegulp n1e6 go0 @e11iif til
fri Mfbenpttelie at ale tiliteoepe<
renoe. Bring Maofl,roen og Sop
pei. til &nffen, iom ierberes frit.
Gag @tiIImater elIer @il6mooo
sporpogne til 2urpentel1r Mpe.
Witp 2imit) $ Gents fore" ira
ollie 8lnbier 8Den.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-08

@lliotts Gftermamb. @illiom 81.
@lougb, Mortbern Eacific @ame,1s
ferlte &icepreiioent, oiI ifelge @eo=
6elelie fra Seem Sort, blipe &om=
aro @lliotts @ftermanb font 6or=
monb / 8anens 9ireftion, og S.
M. &%annofor6, 8anens o9r6ert @ice=
preiioent oil blipe &rnii6ent for
Mortbern &octfic eiter @Iliott, 1om
er ba1gt til Hreitoent for Seem
Dorf, Seem @oben & &urtforo 8o=
i1e1t.
&aiaprbenens Minnelpta 9iitrift
bol6er lit Morsmg6e pon &otel
@pon @o1a Sr6enen al Mmerifo
far 10000 Meblemmer, forfeit
pon $50 2oger og IA DHtrifter.
Sen lofule gngelbreft 2oge gao en-
Bonfet i &otel @pa11 for GeIegoter<
ne. 8la11ot Talerne Dor @ub. gber<
bart, Mfapor Seller, Mn6rep Sort
gren og Mrs. Cola Ga,ltaf1ort.
Nnoretp 9orngren al 9a1lutb blep
balgt til &raiioent for &aia+Sr0e=
mems MinneiotarDiit Gil Sc
freter polgtes g. 50. 5o6eritrom
at Minneapolis. Mamoog Mfte,1
gab @lgelbreft 2oge / ct. 8o11I cit
@nnfet paa @pa1 &otel for ~6e til
rejienoe. 8lan6t 9aler,re Dor @or<
III 2un6, 6. 6. 6agberg, Mrs.
G6la @uitaffo1t, 6iolmar Nilslon
og Mn6rem, &orngren.
ct. Saul for MI en- 8efolfning
at 255,34O. 8pens Mreol beitoar
al 54.44 &pabratmiI. Ser er 1890
@a0er % 5S.1O0 8nnrirner. So
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-08

ct. saul for MI en- 8efoIfnine
at 255,340. 8Dens Mrea beitoar
at 54.44 anooratmil. Ser ct 1890.
|@aoer og 5s,100 gpgninger. 5O,-
500 6alnilier Dor i 8pen. Ser er
I58 ~offentlige sfolebpg11inger % 48.
8Nribatifoler. pffentItae sfoIer!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-08

Sen banife &olitiier9eant g. S.
Neelion beo Spoitoens, Bolitiitatton
bar to Senner, @il4im og Sbor=
palo, JONI begge bar peret ipge og
tigeet paa Soipitalet / lengere Gio=
Sen enc en6og to @onge. Get bar
10 paret en- bpr &iitorie for Dor
2anosman6, oe 6erfor bor en- Del
@enner, ipecielt mango tiIbenenbe
r0onia", inobuot til ct 8enefice
8al / Ganio &all, Eors0og 6en
IA. Auguit. 6orfriifninger ferbe-
res frit, og ipbrigt CT oct beregnet
paa en- Collar pr. &ar.
8arnebaab. &icbor6 Melien 60
ter, Sen al Srpi11g @incent @oter
og &uitr1 @aniine, 6gbtes beb So
flor Sarpgaaro / @jemmet bos
Mrs. Caters Torel6re, @r. % Grl1
Sans 9. Melien, $4,000 @Ipmoutb
Mbe. q.
Mrs. Suter for / to Maqne6er
beiegt iin 6amilie ber; men refer
ON ct &ar Gage til tit &iem /
8oiie, S6abo. @n flor Slot
8enner bar iamleoe / set gieitfrie
Stem for at oberpere Sen beiti6e=
lige @nmoling % for at toge Off
ifeO me6 6en ellfber6ige Srue og
hen6es lille 6dn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-08
IOWA WOMAN MAY
BE NOTARY PUBLIC
Gov. Clarke After Reading Statutes
Says no Law to Prevent Women
From Holding Position.

Governor George W. Clarke decided
that on account of the far reaching
effect, he will make no order depriving
women in Iowa of the right of being
notaries public.
The governor said that he has look.
ed into the matter to some extent
and while the supreme court has de-
cided in the case of State of Iowa ex
rel VS.. Van Beck, 87th Iowa, 500
that public official must, in the alb
sence of statute to the contrary be q
qualified elector, he believes the opin
ion refers to elective and not ap
pointive Offices.
Governor Clarke said:
Il could not take the position tina,
women cannot be notories because Of
1.-THE far reaching effect. So many
women have taken affldavits in lowe
! in the years past that there would be
no end of litigation following such {
decision. do not find any specific war
rant of law for naming women notar
les public, but the statute is genera
and does not confine the Office t.
men nor does 1t have the wording tina
a notary shall be male citizen ovel
81 years of age"