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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-07-11
the home of B. H Alfred.

the nome or b. II. Alfred.
| DR.. E. S. Boice and sister who
have been visiting at Sagehurst, left
Thursday morning for tour of Vel,
lowstone park. Miss Boice will re.
turn to Blackfoot in about week
and the doctor will return to his of.
fee and hospital work at Richmond
Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Hofhine re-
turned this week from tour of the
higher valleys on upper Blackfoot,
Chesterfield and Soda Springs, and
had a very delightful trip. Mrs.
Hofhine fell in love with the country
and wanted to stay.
Fred w. Volger, one of the former
residents of Blackfoot came in on
Wednesday afternoon.
w. A. Beakley returned Tuesday
from a trip to Arco, Era Flat and
Martin, and says the dry farm crops
out there are something remarkable
this year as we'll as all the others.
The June frosts' dealt very gently
with them, the moisture has been
abundant, and he saw dry farm bar
ley waist high with heads on five or
six inches long and heavy.
Miss Josephine Hendrie has been
visiting at Twin Falls this week.
Miss Alice Job has gone east for a
visit.
Mrs. Osmond Buchanan has gone
to visit relatives in Utah.
Mrs. Harry Horton and Miss Cassie
Wright are spending the week in Salt
Lake City.
There is new boy at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chase Rich, born July
9th.
Miss Ruth Bales is attending the
summer school at Pocatello.
Erwin Buttcane is attending sum-
mer school at Pocatello.
E. M. Kennedy is having his resi-
dence remodeled.
Mrs. N. A. Just was in from Presto
Wednesday.
Miss Bertha Prouse, saleslady at
Kinney's is taking a months vaca-
ton.
Hughes the Jeweler is preparing
to move Tuesday into the building
just vacated by the Racket store.
Mrs. Ivan L. Jensen, wife of the
probate judge, is visiting relatives
in Basalt for few days.
Professor Vincent returned Thurs
day morning from Salt Lake accom-
panied by his mother, Mrs. r. Vim
cent, and his brother, E. D. Vincent
and wife. They will all leave soon
for trip through Yellowstone park.
Read on page two, how some Of
the business men are going to give
away $1,000 worth of prizes soon.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-07-11
DEATH OF MRS. MAYES

Mrs. T. G. Mayes, who has beer
i'll for some time at Boise, died al
that city Saturday morning, and was
buried at Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Mayes has been associated in
business at Blackfoot with Mrs. r
A. Briggs at the Paris Millinery Par
lors, ep6 Mr.. Mayes. is travelling
2aiesman for some the companies
t.; at supply ;oal at Blackfoot.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-07-11
BOARD MEETING JULY 14-15

The board of county commissioners
will meet irregular session on the
14th, and all bills must be filed with
the clerk by the 18th. They have
been sitting this week as board of
equalization.
The Asylum board met on the first
of July to turn the institution over
to the new superintendent, DR.. Geo.
E. Hyde, and the regular quarterly
meeting will be held on the 18th.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-07-11
MOTOR CYCLES THE oath.

Plans for celebrating the Gath of
July at Blackfoot include some mo-
tp:ry"le race at mi.e-a-minute speed
Riders are expected here from Idah1
Fails and Salt Lake City, TO 60 ".
pete with Cur II cal men ad boys, srd
people may ryl ect to see enact ID
what Mark Twain spoke OF vs. IA
clash and a vanish"
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-07-11
CANADA EXCURSION
August 9Th. v

Via Oregon Short Line. Very low
rates to Lethbridge, Stirling, Ray
mond Magrath, and Cardston, with
limit of September 2Oth. Tickets
will be sold for Train No. leaving
Salt Lake 1:45 p. m. August 5th., or
for trains connecting herewith. See
O. S. L. agents east of Shoshone and
Bull and west of Montpelier inclus-
i've for rates and futher particu-
lars. "A
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-07-11
LOCAL NEWSLETS
Breezy Items About You and Your Friends
CALL As WHEN YOU KNOW OF ANY NEWS ITEMS
Observation-Disclosures

BE like your ..eishbor, buy the
Aberdeen coal from The Blackio )t
Fuel & Ice Co. 3-4
Robert DuEca: and family came
6cwn from Martin to celebrate the
Fourth of July.
Read on page two, how some OF
the business men are going to give
away $1,000 worth of prizes soon.
G. R. Clute took trip to Arco
Friday to get his auto that he wreck
cd on rock some time ago on the
road leading from Arco to the Big
Butte. He got on the wrong road,
not the one the rocks had been clear
ed from, and smashed his engine on
high rock twelve miles out of Ar
co.
Van Aiken Strawberries for can
ming at $3.50 per case, at Delays. 2
Mrs. Sam Storey came up from
Burley to spend the Fourth of July
with her relatives the Anderson fam
lily.
Buy the Black coal with the white
heat from the Blackfoot Fuel & Ice
Co. ga
Miss Della Mahoney of Salmon City
visited friends at Blackfoot on the
Fourth. ...
Mrs. F. J. MCGOWAN and little
daughter came over from Salmon
last week to visit with the family of
Chas. Hart. Mrs. Hart and Mrs. Nc
Cowan are sisters.
Lump or Nut cocl for sale at The
Blackfoot Fuel & Ice Co. ga
Read on page two, how some of
the business men are going to give
away $1,000 worth of prizes soon.
Mrs. R. J. La Fever and Miss Lot
tie Hanna returned to their home in
Arco Monday after spending few
days at the home of their sister Mrs.
c. A. Bottolfsen.
The All-Cut Implement company
have new carload of Oliver cultiva-
tors just in. They are good for beets
and potatoes, and If you want some
you had better hurry; they are
going fast. ~ adv.
Miss Carrie Lowe returned to her
home on Lost river Monday after a
weeks visit with friends in Black
foot.
Prices always the lowest on coal
at the Blackfoot Fuel & Ice Co. ga
County Clerk J. T. Carruth took a
trip to Arco Thursday by auto.
Ex-County Commissioner James
King of Blaine county returned to his
home in Arco Monday to resume his
ter combined business and pleasure
trip to Logan, Utah.
For prices on storage coal see The
Blackfoot Fuel & Ice Co. "a
Mrs. Geo. Balding returned to her
home in Arco the forpart of the week
after a business trip to Shoshone.
Clarence Quantrell returned to his
home in Arco Monday to esume his
duties at the Idaho Lumber Co.
We have crop mortgage forms at
the Republican office. If adv.
Have you seen the only Ice Cream
parlor in town? Just drop into
Hays Opposite new o. s. L. de-
pot. AZ If ADV.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor left Monday
for Arco where they will spend the
summer.
Contractor A. B. Stephens has pur-
chased a new automobile.
VIM. Dooley was visitor in Shell
ley and Idaho Falls Sunday.
Always in the lead, the coal sold
by The Blackfoot Fuel & Ice Co. "a
DR.. A. B. Richards spent Sunday
with Pocatello friends.
Clyde Idol made brief visit in
Idaho Falls last Saturday.
A regular meeting of Grove City
lodge No. 33 Masons, will meet this
friday evening.
Mrs. j. T. WEIGH came down from
Arco the latter part of last week en-
route to Idaho Falls for visit with
friends. She was accompanied by
her mother.
Take your butter and eggs to the
BrownH Hart company to exchange for
goods at market price. 81 If adv
Mrs Clyde Idol came down from
Idaho Falls and spent the Fourth of
July with her husband in this city.
Read on page two, how some of
the business men are going to give
away $1,000 worth of prizes soon.
Headquarters for shelled nuts and
candies, three full lines Lowneys'
Morses and McDonalds' Hays book
and Stationary store. Al If adv
Gladys and Eugene Oglebay of
Omaha, Neb., arrived in the city last
week and are spending f.'w days at
the home of their uncle, George Jol-
ley, sr.
See Barker for signs and all kinds
of decorating. Stiff adv.
Antoine Veso came down from his
home in Arco Monday evening and
spent few days here on business.
He returned to his home Wednes-
day morning.
Are you subcriber. If not! Why not
If you want the best coal buy it of
Ben ga
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Quantrell
and sister Lydia spent Sunday at
Heise Hot Springs. They we're ac-'
companied by Mr.. Green.
Miss Edith Cowles of Ogden, Utah,
is in the city this week visiting with
friends.
Summer price is on for coal at
The Blackfoot Fue & Ice Co. =
Mrs. L. B. Dore and her daughters,
Florence and Marie are visiting rel
atives in Ogden this week.
Van Aiken Strawberries for can
ming, fw>$3.5O case, at the D Nay
C~ocefy. 2tf adv.
The residence of J. D. Hembree
took fire Friday afternoon and came
near being destroyed. The family
were away at the celebration and Mr..
Paul Schmidt who Was passing, dis
covered the fire and put it out. Mr..
Hembree says the loss was about
$3.50.
Phone 23 for load of Aberdeen
coal, Best in the West by Govern
ment Test ga
There is a new baby girl at the
home of Nofear Davis, born July 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Larabie were
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-07-11
DEATH OF MRS. NEVILLE

Mrs. c. w. Neville of Wapello,
died at the Idaho Falls hospital, of
pneumonia on the Fourth of July.
The funeral was held on Monday, and
the remains were laid to rest in the
Grove City cemetery.
Mrs. Neville was the wife of the
Wapello merchant, and a sister OF
Mrs. Russell Sewell of Blackfoot
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-07-11

always freely given, that he tflgura-
lively fell dead. His mother nearly
collapsed at reading the introduction,
but regained her strength when she
finished reading the article.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-07-11
POCATELLO COUPLE MARRY

Mr.. Clarence Carmack and Miss
Katherine Brophy of Pocatello were
married at Blackfoot Sunday, Rev.
r. L. L. Barnstable of the Methodist
church officiating.
Mr.. Carmack 10 the proprietor Of
the Tip Top Grocery In the Gate
City.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-07-11
EsTRAY NOTICE

have at my ranch five miles
northwest of Blackfoot, one stray,
spotted heifer, anbout two years old,
not branded.
WIN. ARVISH,
Alp Route A, Box 20
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uria6en Der 3abnfaule.

Tie nabrs ur'aAe Der sunehrenz
orn 52ahTf6ule fiaoet Tr. qunert
chg Greslnu in unie-er heutioen to-
tiGten Irt ser GrnGfrura, bic
Elm al RGhrftnfFen. por o1em all
crm an 9ott= uno GiIenfalaen lit.
@9ir g.Niebcn Sic meiItsn Na3,unoss
'1::ttsl heuts in perTeinertem, rerz
tdn'tcltem 3uTtarbs. nid1t 10, ME Sic
GoEur lie una bistet. gpir eTtn rur
f;;ne Gyaursa. fe;ren Cries, 6eI61Is
ten 92ei5, per dnsnq n6er nv nct9
NeiBbrnt unN @ei'en1e6id, Itatt,
is unisge @~orTdhr.r. Qrob, 0r7uz
IN, un9ef@ lite Grcfsn, orc:en Rsis
Gao ppC oG:n EN- outes G@rar3=
Fret aus Dem n1n3sa G',tre: ostorn
I'll qsnieBen. G5 ~I6ernieQcn in rn=
,srer Grn6-rrng auertei qetd!t!ofe
&si5z uno 8eraBmittel, r16rsno mir
pns rnn aeagb uno fraFto'rlei5enz
Cen oer6eren NdhrungsmitteIn utoez
Ironot 6dten. Iher noh opo.re 1rrz
ioGsn 'iro fir Gen Mdnssl an NGhrz
foI3en n~erontlportIidn gu maten. il
Tie pft iaIi6'e Nrt Ser Nobrur,ss
jubsreitunq, Der sunebmenbe 0errB
Ion peiGlem, taitdrmem @aIer, -,
>'bnahme Ger S%tilfdhigteit ser Sraus
eli, Bic 3una6me oes 6Ieif4= unO
2rterton5ums.
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Die ue6eiteit, aufftcb,n, grbretsn.
S6pinoel. Rad eiuigsn Winuten.
ho1iieus mad elmer halben Stunoe
BIT Der Sraate oas angenebm. Gez
.u5l. o1B a1s Spsiisu cen g2asen
oerldnen un0 in osn Darn beforosrt
iiRo; oaour6 If TT 3rn allen unan@
sei.ehmen GmpfiHoungen befrelt.
G:eie 0irtuns ertldrt ilh gang sins
ioh. Seim Stsben ooer Sig.n lle9t
scr un:ere nit Sps:ien sefunie Tell
os3 I2agens tieftr ais isin Gnoisil,
DIR ics:nann;. .pfortner", meiasr
zen us0erscn9 gum Darn btIo.t.
0ahsr tam Ger Wtae,u ieir.n Sns
bait Eur banr or0e...ll4 entIeersn,
Dtnn feline Y2ustsln i'm fortpdhrsno
biHduf= uHo hinau5eben. Bel pieIen
RaseHtran.tsiysn ME arGmpfsn uno
G-f.cltsoeranoerunesn funtticnieren
ii Musteln MD; mshr resel:stt.
H;mmt i.ooh Re, qotisnt Die oben
b.i6riebene SieGung sin, 10 tommi
Der nit Sp,iisn gsfilts Yell oes
Mcssns mad pben gu Iissen, uno ii.
Wilnouna. Der rpfprtner", biloet Den
tiefitea 9untt. Der Mdgs1 felt Damn
sspiFermabsn .insn Srittsr oar mil
fsintm Gn0e els Gasf.ubrobr. uni
De- SnhuIt fam .infah Dem gsisEe
H.r Ghmprp fnfnrnN In Aeu 0nrr,
iibsrtretsn. untsr'tist ipirp er bier
Bel ishr miriam ourd cen uarmer
sesouIgub, rpsItsr osn Wlageninhalt
psrflJifigt uno huourh feline Scribe
pssana srl.iftsrt. Bel Maosntrcmp-
fen. trampfbartem @srib.hb uno dhn.
li6en 3uftdnoen pirtt Der Zee aud
nod bur6 feline bobs Ssmp.ratu,
tromtftileno.
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3ur Seroannnas=S cIOrOcrnna.

Gds abnorm lan3s gterlptilsn Der
Spt,}n I'M Atd9tn tit elus ser hdus
rtaIten grl1etIuu3tn be, t)ronilpen
4la4lntrQntpeiisn. 81. b,lost auG)
oe uriode pon osnlsEtsen 3ulidnoen,
ourG uotlCe DE 4.aStRlstoea0en am
.aeti.en ptIdglgt lpeg0tn, ndm.lG ppn
Q"t@Junf4.e, Sumtr& SranaunJ uno
A.l>re ot9 M.to8tns. ron ueceItstI,
aurioBea, SroreG IN. Wd4unStn n01)
oca. Oel.uli uno 5enpmmenb:ti. 2iest
Die eiseu..tGe lIrlaAe oteler Gr16ets
nun1tn nidt in etHem bleibenoen me-
4duliten 9inoernis. 10 taHn man
'ie in turSer 5eit our4 Elm lthr elm
'ad1eS Wtittsl fat liet3 beieltigen.
C.r Qa.itnt brauGt I'D nug cine
pisrtel ootr cine tdlx StunoT mad
Dem GiTsR. I'm he 3elt, NO Die
rlsotIttit 81 bssiniieu pfIs9t. auf Elm
9ett o0tr Elm Sopha, uno 3rdr auf
Sic r,c5te Sorpsris,;e nit situas srs
bobtem aopfs 81 Ie9eu nno III oi.ler
StsLIrg sins Iail, 1eiBen 2Inosns
oI.i;tus cGty 3d:H,-snise gu trtateu.
Die T~e;i:er uEan1enthmen GTittis
n-essu pty i@punctn -ann ~icicgt. e
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NGhentlina nuo GinbetcS.

Sic Gria1vu13, rap aua <.3Ukei..
rliina auf Die 5gdertrantfeit eineh
8inltigen GiniluB ausiibt, erregt gc@
g-npdrtiJ Die WuImsr:iamteit meilez
rer 8te.Ie uno eriQbrt al 9dno irT8s
f0ttiger 8eobattunsen cine pi1trs
i6afrljhe 9eutunG Sic Der erat:en
6oriAung pprau3eilt. 8ie Or. u.
Dutoit (Montyeur) ausTIbrt, bdnOelt
Is iiA bier ipe7tntlic1 I'm cine en7piz
ride 1atIa6s. Die ). q. iaos Sac
COMO Q673) ermGhr;. obFton er Mint
ei9entiih 0d3 6GbsntIima an ii6,
ion0ern rieInebt Die Giienqueien non
ct. g(OriB ais beiliam beim Olabe=
tes ru6mt. 5osBli qelangt 1SS8)
auf Gruno ieiner Grfahrungtn i'm
Gngaoin gu hem Shlub. 0oB orrt
inter bsr 9ep0!terung Der 0ibste5
fo3uidgsn niht portpmmt. G6itein
nimmt Den @eoanfsn anfdnglih pprs
Iidtis auf, dubert iid oher ipdter
oohin, oaB oas SobsntIima in Ser
8ehonolunq oes Diabetes einen pert>
pollen 6siIfottor BARTLETT. oefen hGu>
fi9e Nn~nenhung Iif pon ielbt emp
fisblt. Sm @egsnidB Ou3u brin9sn
4utoren ME Naunqn, D. Noorotn,
Qepine in ibren Werten teine &ns
beutunsen iibsr Den Ginflub oe5 So
hentIimds auf oer 0tdbetes. Grit
Soebli niomet in Ser osntipiiroigsn
~@ngaoiner meoi3iniifen Geiti6rit"
(Q410) Den @aSishun8sn oes loOhen>
tlira5 gum Cia3etes ppQe Nufntrt@
Iautteit. Gr ter,d,sst oarin i'm be-
Ionleren pcn einem Qaiienten. rem
Sill, pon 1891 Bis 1894 beobnhtet
uno t~ehan0eIt, 0oebli ieIbit, in Ct.
Wtcr.., oant mehreren erfolgreidlen
&Nrsn I'M Sabre 1906 iosuIo9en oe-
bejIt sntldBt. 0anner seigt lsst Il. 4.
an 9anb f:1tjitiIter Grba5ungsr i;6er
Die SteroIjttsit an 9ia5eteS, oaB in
Der S6mei' 81? eigerti;t7tn Gtr9z
tantpne ME Wdlis. G~.lubiinoen,
llyi. 8Iarus cine Sterbliateit an
DIABETES aufpeiien, Sic rpsit inter
Dem Gurdinnitt itsbt uno Die b,9s
Sterbe3ifier Ser %irQenannten StGbtez
tdnton', pie J. 9. 9aieI uuo @en',
crit rett d~uffaqeno madt. Wannsr
tsmiibt iih aud, oieie sigentumlite
Grideinun9 pihenihdftlih 81 srtIGs
rem uno qrsift ;undtit ouf 6osb.i
susit, ser bsm 61hentlima sine4teiIs
oie perrsbyte Qnsihsioun9 pon 9ob=
%lsridure, oucerisits Die Stsi9sruna
Oar NiiilniIdtinusporoGnge ~ibsrbaupt
5uihrsibt. Wanner itimr1t Der 4ltf=
farming be3usIit ser ~peruebrieH 2tus-
itsienns Asg ap6:eniiurs uruml7uue
Rem bs; uno ijeht oarin eotu eintn
9ouptroysug bes 66rsatIimaa, oaB
Is Die @eg5rennung ees 3uders fer
Hrt. 0arrsr hsntt ft bic Gus
Eusuns bts 66hsrtIimas in Ser Se.
baneIurs Ns S;abstss taustil9l;a
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oIs grTas ber 9epsaungstherdris,
Die 4. 9. Munter neueroings angelic
eentli6 empfshIt, bic absr nift alien
9iatetitern suiagt, pdb.eno @annsr
fih an msiiten Ourduf ftigt. DAB Die
9iabetiter oas S0bentlima aagsmsin
gut psrtraeen. 80 eslunst er 81
Dem Shlub. bab Die bi=bsrigsn Grz
fabrunssn uter Den Ginflub beg 5Dz
b%sntlimos auf Den gefuHosn Srsaniss
mus our6aus Die 8~eitrsbun9en, nun
aud patbologifte 3utdnos. 3umaI
eeraos Sen Diabetes, Dem ~Eeilidmen
ginfIuB oes S6bsntlimas su3ufibz
rem. f0roern uno in s~sorbnsts 9ahnsn
lenten.
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Grutfstler. (aus sin.m
9fritaniidsn @oits,itt,) SIN adt.
ieyntraaI an9stomnsu. tpu,oe Der
@trlidreilenoe Ger Wepsr pon G.
I. Toheit rem 9rin3sn mpmd-pma
istr Understanding .mpfonqen.
2ane:r S6Iof. D
Wama, bsut' Sin i'd 10 muoe. inn
neil mir 9srdoe Sssrisn bobtn. t6rns
'slt ou bob srIaubn. oab i'd mora,r
Ell ubsrmorg.n ouf3ufsb,n brauds.<
Wotatipus. 9b
hohe Sb7en bod osu;Iid aeiaot. eie
loilen fi6 nit Gem grauntpein. SEN
IN Sbnen ~perorons.. bic Roosrors
asno gut einrsibsn, uno nun bobsn
Sic ibn dusgetruntsn!"
ia piHsn Sic, 6srr Oottor. id
babe nis IN msinsu1 Qebsn ouf gsu.
tsfli6tsttsn mas ssasben!"
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ShtIfsbdutedln tt e%ru1bnen, IN
Der bsittmmten 6%ofnung odmtt Dem
Sniereiie meines lieben 2eiertrellss eut'
9egen III tOmmen.
Dor meni9su 21gsn lam nuf ieiner
Sun9isriabrt Der neue 6ielenoampier
q mperdtor" uon Der Odmburgs
Nmerit sQlnie in Nep Yort IN. @r
lit sur 3eit SoS er0Bte Shiil 3eutid.
lambs unb Der 9onsen @elt, uno Der
erIte 8ierihraubsu : 1.urbiusuoampier
Der oeutiteu 6anoeleflotte. Sein
Sdpsiierihilf ,Bntertdno" ons an
3. Npr,l unter Der Roiheuld)alt oes
Hrinsreoenien 9uopig uou 8cpern pom
Slapel ttti. lit Qeaenmdrtl3 auf ser
99erit ron 8lobm & &pB in fnmburg
I'M Nau. 9amtt wer,ieit Die en- Griol'
een rslde osutlfe, non 10 junge Ser
ihifiabr, eInen neutn geWdltt9en
Jortltrut.
7a4 gr0Bh Cieonidiii 3euiihlnnbS!
9$ls odS beoeuIet. welB aur mem Die
btu,e iten III 5nhrt belIuoilten Bite
ienihiIie uuter oentiher 5l099e betonnt
iiuo. uno lper Suglsin msiB. boB Del
reus Gampier oieie Glrieu nm oos
hires Raum0tbnIte8 iibsr.
triift. Cine .}lmsrjtd" elne .8aiierjn
Nuguite &itioriG" murben bet ibrer
SnbienititeIlun9 uor Iet8 Sahrtn NH
Redt ais nuBerproeuilthe Sdoplmrafu
fauimdnnliheu uno tefniidtn Usage.
mulbs dngeitauut: thre GoaGinbaltS.
SahIen. bic 22.6QQ nnH - 500 Brutto'
&eqiItertonS erreitten. udren ben dlte.
rem aopitluen in ihren lingeren Sab,
rem nod ais Die Iounn9su 9anser
5lutten eritienen. Mum ober eriueili
Die i6ofienslrpbe @egeniuart. bNB nod
gous andre Mbgllhteiteu Der Gnt.
iu,dIun9 I'M Scsueriebr uorbanoen limo
unb ldlOn 9ebt lie oaran. nit tnbnel
Srditanipannun9 oleie WDelihtetter
ausSunueeu, tnosm lie cine aona nsue
ole blsbfrlgen uberrn9enbe Shifstlniit
ms Yeben ruft.
9 iher6eitS' dtunqer
@inen aetuaItiaen 6prtihriit in
ShlfiSbdu heoeuien eleie Hielenoampiel
ultt nur burf lire @robe uno oit
Nu'gobsn, Sic iie oamit Dem 9ehnj;e,
~ItPlIgu; audi Die SIherhett unS 8e'
QugmiIdtelt oeS GsjienS erhDhen lie II
gltltem MfaBs. Hrpieiior Hd9el. oet
Eiteftor oeS @ermaniihen 9lppo
'tlr;eb upr 3urWm: ,Eie Siher.
belt scr Shjiabrt tu1dit NIT bel
8rUBe Der Sdiiit." llno I'M @iuitl-
men tpies er mad, pnrum bic Stablltlll
Iotpte Observation-Disclosures eiue2
mpoernen HleieuonmpierS Die alIer tlei'
neren 6abrien9e ilbertreien muB. Tat
9roBe Shjife an iib Den GjnlpirtunQer
bon See uuo WIno eineu Defenders
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itb!e lhdtiahe; TIRE rubiae @anQaIt
bot linen ia nnmentIit bel alien Haiio,
g,eren, Die Ieldt sur Seetrautbeit
net9en, elue uuIibertrofiene Seliebtbeir
etn9strn9eu, Nber oauou abgeisben
be itrengen &orihriiten oes Dormant,
'hen SIopo. oer Observation-Disclosures
uHS oer Observation-Disclosures itber 8au.
mater,alten uno 8nuart. StherbettSr
nppnrate unh SiherbettSbetrieb. 8ur'
lhrliteu. IN benlu Die Summe aler bis,
bergen tetniitsn GridbrnNsen njeoer,
geIe9t III. tomluen Del Den groPter
Sdifen nlht nur sbenioaui sur Nn.
wenoung ME bel osn tlsiniteu. ipnSerr
ihre @trfiamtsit fam in pieIen Se.
Siebunssn UNI 10 trditiser in Die Grihei
nuus trstsn, ie sroBer Elm Shiif 1T
Namentlid oe ShotteneiutheiIurs ei.
mes 8ieisnidifiss. mir unoern @prter
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-04
lS9. 1%Ortiebnna.l

mir in letter
Nummer geraoe in
Teuti d / a II D
uno in 6agenbed ;
3%bierpart bel 0am'
burg uertuetIler. 10
nil id) oieSmal oils
ihlteBeno oarau
ben ueuelteu lris
umpb oeutid der
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-04
Ieues aus Uatur- unS
5%eilfuncc.

Tie 9trtiteI inter oleier Rubrit iino lcbrretdl
uno intereHant; in lhren Ausiibruneen
uno SdluBfpIgeruagen resraientiren
lie aber citers d Ole Qiniltlien peg
8eiunrheitsraths.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-04

= Sers, menu Dir bic n II b feblt.
0erieu b n q bid, uuo II b Mt an
sSenn ipnnenlps oetn Scbenspfao
limb II FIR a u nndlert in Der Zaat
Veriiere On bic & n II n q uid1t
limb 5eig' Der 9Selt elm frob @eftht.
SO sebt ia ales ieinen Sanf,
2tud3 tribe 1age bOrcn AMI.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-04

98as scbit fe traurta ou climber,
9ls oh bic gSclt elm n ir d b o I MARE
99as { o II Der &c bcnsmio Bid,
0ls mar fein frpber Mugcublid?
gag nid.t: bic SIroe III sn I Oh
Mand, u norer trast ia nod piei mebr;
90 traa'S audh , u uno idliucisc till:
limb iaa i'd, { a II n cS uno ib Mill!
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-03-27

and terrifying in its swiftness, claim.
ed more than two hundred lives, &C.
cording to fragmentary reports, made
nearly 100000 homeless and has
done property damage of more than
20 million dollars in Indiana and to-
night
The rush of waters caught the state
unprepared and the following desper-
ate fight to save life and property
seemed futile.
From Peru came message that
the town was overwhelmed and hum
dreds drowned before they knew
their full peril.
The White River and several
creeks, which surround the business
district of Indianapolis, ordinarily dry
in summer, tonight are raging tor
rents, sweeping everything in their
path.
When the street car service was
stopped at noon it trapped thousands
in the business district. Some bridges
are unsafe and closed to traffic and
the waters sweeping over the others
defy vehicles and pedestrians.
The White River leyee at Morris
street went out tonight, submerging
hundreds of homes, adding two thou
sand to the seven thousand homeless
here.
Thousands of spectators were
watching the river when, with roar
hundreds of tons of dirt crumbled
under the pressure and great walls
Of murky black water rushed through
the opening.
indianapolis, March 25.-With tens
of thousands of homeless, seven
dead and a property loss of several
million dollars. Indiana tonight is ex,
periencing the worst flood in its his
tory.
The entire state practically is one,
hugh sea, and every brook, creek
and river is taking its toll Of damage.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-03-27
CONGRESSMAN DICKINSON
HERE.
Will Take No Part in Selection of
Post Office Site.

Hon. G. c.. Dickinson of Clinton
spent Monday in this city comforting
with friends and made The Times a
most pleasant call.
Mr.. Dickinson informs us that the
matter of selecting site for the Fed
eral building, which according to an
act of Congress is to be erected in
this city, will be taken up through
the proper channels and that under
no circumstances will he take any
part or interfere in the selection of
site therefor.
In regard to the Recommendation
of postmaster to succeed Mr.. Cham
bers whose term will expire next
year, Congressman dickinson stated
that this matter will be taken up at
the proper time. At the present,
there are number of appointments
to be made throughout the district
which are due at once and he is de-
voting his entire time to the consid-
Grafton of applicants for these places.