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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-14

sSs11pe / Goget, lpore0e ieg ibrgmos
oigt, men inObenoig 10 jog al @e11=
rpffelie.
-Soo m1oo b11 itrafs / Morgen
goa til 9ittefo,rtoret, Mnlo, iogoe
min @ultrl1 til 1je11eltepigen.
0cn nri tie Sag fon Yigen tri1rn>
fercnoc tilbugc mes Horoplpe11 =
oen guile, n1co @omulostpict og set
Gfle lafereoc .Stoit. SelpfplgcliN!
1t iaoodnt Gfsemplar fomnler oltio
'til6ogc til jim rettc Gjer!
SSeN tr!; Yaroplpc11, ltprteoc 1lo i
9apcn MES oerl on fulteOc Sen ion
|louat, jeg fun1oe lloopcr Stotittet.
Soa gif min @uitr11 bort og fjp6=
te iutfu,oe en- 1rp int,f Eoraplp.
|Somn1c &;1cn fjerte jea meo Spor
|pogncn til s%tationel,. Seq itoo pa
Ylatfprmel. Foruoc1 mig fonot,5
ser film cit go1tifc ing Ma1,o Ser
noe; me>1 ban ltoo mart al. s
|&jernet itoo ser cit pregtig &ara=
pin. Gn0m1 bar bc1l 1r11gc Morb
ilt0enfor Spnspio0c. @illcmr1m,
tn11fte ieg, Sen 1tngc Mon0 CT og=
|iaa glemiom:
: Sci, Sc far CLIENT Ceres Ho=
raplp! Gen n11ge Meono fon11ner
burtigt tilboge, imiler to%fl1en1nreli9t,
|tager Haraplpen og foripinber ONT
firing &iprnet, meoens jeg fortint=
ter meo Sporpogme11. 9o jeg font
mer bjem, er min @1,itrllS farite
|Spergsmool ielpfglgelig: Spor bor
bu giort al Sin &araplp?
= Min 8oraplp? Oh gooeite!
Seq ipnfer tilintetgiort. ne6 poo
en 5tol, og berefter Zen ieg ,pifot.
Yaraplpn = Den far Ser 1tngc
Man6.
- 9bem?
aa11 ou life foritoo Set? Gen
lu1ge Moto bar Sen.
Seq formelig ifreg Set l10.
@ele Mftenen Dol6t min @uitrll
Iiig / reipeftftlo Mfltnr6 fra mig.
SIM troeoe, jeg bar bleDen toslet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-14
2atteren

fan iom fienot / fine forifiellige
@raoer og Iorn1cr opltoa bels lom
fdlgc at CIT fpiiif Srritation un6er
Mrnlene eller paa olrorc Ste0er al
&roppc1, JON CT lUrlig mobtngcligc,
ocls oaiao iom Tplae al Ell Climbs
lteln1ilrg, ioet man poopirfes at mo-
get fpniif, %glGoeligt cl(er be6oqe=
ligt.
Sattcren bcitaor / itpSpis llooon=
oirg / Torbinoelic meo mere eller
minbrc itGrfe Spo. S5nooanoinge11
ocriluoo or fort pg opb. Sontioig
ct eli bcl Del @'1liflcr / 8ebnaelje,
il9r Mniigtsuu1lfler,c, Mc1lemgul-
bet pg Mopenu1iflerl,c. 2otterc11
panpirfer life bare Muifler, men
oaion &jertler. Celtic fan 111ol1 ic
tp0eligt @epis pua neo rigtig 7rerf
2otter, joni re llrlterer /, at Goarer,
nc triller 1,eo oper &%inoerne. Ser
er @rltno til at tru, ut pgian 6or=
bpjeliesfm1olers &jcrtlcr poauirfes.
Set or j. CIT go1nnlcl og roofnitet
Toreltilltng, at Mlu1terfJeo og iuno
2ottcr bc6 9or6ct / mi @rnn f1r=
forSrcr Tur0gjelien. Gr 9atteren
me9et polbiom, rpltcs belc aroppen>
og set rel ufterer oftc / andre M1,=
ifel6epeaeIier: Mau ipri1tger, oa11=
fer, flapper / @G11oer11c oip.
Em1fer ma1r III, npjere ODER oe11
fpIiite @irfning al 2attcrbepGgetier=
nc, fan man let f%or1tno, at Sc er
irnbe oa npttigc. Sc faar os ct
|Ejcb(if iii at glcrr,le 2ipets mango
|ug ltcrc Sorger. Set or ct 2us=
CLINT / Merfet. 81 giper os opcr
til at npoe / ct Tjcb(if set fomilfc,
ionu ri bar bprt cllcr let. Gerpe6
ilfoes Sc trnffenM Woanb oper, lp1n
Sororge(ie, &efpnring % 6rtWt
Far lagt oper Sen fri 11opifli11q al
9iernens ppperltc Tllr1ftioner, og
|Sipsnroo, @aab ug @(noe peo Sipct
bol6er lit S,1otog.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-14

Sra 1t TIFF 9loo gjc1rgiper hi fpl=
gen0e lille 5rogcoic, fprtnlt al en-
@erre:
@pao CT eli Earaply? Ior az
%nri1roeligc 9poclige plcjer Set at pn=
re noget, man a(orfg far nreo fig
roar Set regrer. @iGloer Sper9s=
moolet iniolertio mfg pcrlouligt,
urau jeV fpurr:: Get or roget, jeg
Iglelm1er;, bpor jog fuuturer bc,l.
Yoroplper og @lemlombco CT for
mango hilGgteoc 8cgrcher;; mel,
for ntig cr' &c 6lcpr1c uucre11s lte1u-
menoe. S min |@1tltr1ts Maouebs=
budget ltaur Ser regclmesliat opfert
EFT Yarnpip. Set far life fl1nl1ct
1m6gaacs.
@n Sag forlpete min @lritrl1 for
Mlpor at f%ora,rorc tSogcrncs Gil=
tar0. @11r gift mo I CT 6orretning
log fjebtc en- Narnplp al Sen finelte
Silfe og meo @efpfaanrotoa. Gen
foite6e "a &rpncr.
- Mogct loa oprt oil 0u liffert
pasle paa, lagbc btn til mig, oa
BUM meo mango gooc Tormoainger
iogoc 6arpel til mig oea, tsrlte
@alrg, jog ifufoe goo .uo meb oe1l
MIC Faraplb-
Sm Mtobugcl1 tom ;eg bicm =
uoen Haraplpen. Seq bopbe glemi
Sen i Ell el(cr anben &cltal1ront, |
5porpogr1cln cller ct or1oet 5teo =
Ii bpert 6alo paa ct Steo, bporfro
0en life pilbe fonunc til6agc til ret
tie @ier.
9o gift min @,,ltru til Sci, moo
iotte Doerligbc0. Sum gift ino |
en- Torretning og fje6te cit meget
billig Yoraplp, g11lgraa, mes 8om=
ul6stej % %brunldferet Sfaft. 9o
leg fpritc Gang piite mi gpoa @aoen
mco oe,1; blep Soft itaaenoe og 10.
5aa gif ieg rolenoe i,o / eli Cigar
forretning, loo Horaplpen ltao, oQ
git rolig min Sci. MGppe bar jog
fommen tppe Sfriot bort berfra
iarcr(; Ter fom CIT lpbenoc eftel
mig, roa6cnoe::'
Serre, @crrc! 0e far CLIENT
|Gerc: Haraplp.
81 Mufrengen rafte mig Sara
|plpeu, mc0ers ban mes Ell beteg:
nc11oe Mine ltrafte Sen enc 9oa1li
frem. Mrria ltaf jcg en- 25=Ere
zen.
Sc lea aoGet efter gif .leb j.:
2ofalbanetoget, 10 ieg lettet. 3oge
|fidrte pi6ere - og oppe ! Nettet lat
ben gplelige Earaplp. So ieg fon
biem, ian ieg imiolertio meget be
brppet no.
Spor er &a%raplpen? ipurgt
min &uitru.
a.. +r,o,. Sc11, Iinnpr ! q
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-14

Sfaf! st Sfafipil. inoeboloer
iom befje1ot 80 9riffer, og Street.
tet> 6porpao Ser lpilles, CT inooelt
/ ga Setter. Sc ferrelte bar iif-
fert gjort Jig nogen Toreltilling ON
poo '6pilfen u%enoelig. Mengoe
Moaoer @rifferne fan titles pao
Jelterne. Oct fan oerfor bore al
SSnteresle at bere, bbao en- Iplfer,
9r. Scburig, far rcgnet :110 ON
Ben Sing.
@un Far fl1n0et, at 9riffernc fan
opltilles paa 1854 Sftillioner,
'666,312 Septillioncr, 361 ,225.6ef
|tillioner og $4,000 aointillioner
forltiellige Moa0er. Sollet, iom
moa ifripes mes 50 3ifre, ier iaa-
leoes It's: 1854, 6S6,312,36t.225,-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 900, ooo,ooo,-
900,
Naturligpis er Set os af6eles
muligt at gjgre os lelp set ipage,
lte 8egreb ON bette Gals 5terrelie,
men man fan ibge at anifuelieeipre
Oct peo forifiel1ige 9ammenIienin.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-14
DIR. ADBOTT

Seq pil, at enbper @anb %
&pinoc, ium lrier oenne Npis, ifal
ttlifripe mig, for at crboloc min
nnocrfnlbe Si=0aecs 8cbamblina
Trit.
Set CT life Ell Torlpgs=llooeline at
Mebiciner / Qiabeo ,neo bpab tipliaere {,
Fet, JON ies M tilbpoer Sem. Settle or
bberter CT Gtsperiment= Meoiein eller ct
Yreoez8ents, men Ell tomplet 9i=9ases
Bebanoling, Der bar belbrebet en- bel Sci
anore Nerloner, og iom fan belbreoc
Gem. Sen CT abiolut fri. Ser er in.
gen yen9cnolrg at 9isre. Seq bctalcr
1aapet 4orto iom anorc llolrg. Seq
bil iimpeltben bare bjGlpc Suiinbcr al
gtoenoc, lom Sat for ben Gremsong init
32=aarigc 8irtc Mebicin=p rofesfoueu
bar bragt mig.
Seriom 81 bor &cumatisme, smerte,
elter 8lerelioelier, tronilt &atarrb elter
nogen at De SDgoomme, Der foraarlaees
at uriniyre, %iaa1eoes iom Silfeloet ofts
CT meo tptnoetis Suegbeo FAINT %laatalor
manolte ncrpbs Spa9beo, ba %tiljtrtp mig
o. uofplo ben COUPON, Der finbes trptt
n%eocnfor, og jcg bill ba lenoc Sem hrats
en- fnlofembig St=9ases gebanbting,
Gigbeb meo, bpab ieg bar je,bt Suiiuocr
andre, bptftet 8ionesbprbenc bepiier.
Ser CT altfor megcn 6p9bom Der i
geroen, o9 Gobcbdariagen til bisie Ct ba=
re Gigegploigbeo. gangbarige B%ebonblin.
ger og DC oermeo forbunbne toftbare Me=
oictner, er MI lite fcnsere paatrepet.
Seq tan % befbrroer ,meo btsie Sf=Da:
ses @ebanolinger. Seq nil gibe Suiinoet
at 2ibenoe M%n(ebning til at npoe goot
at mine Opfinhelfcr ca for min egeu
&egning. Set tufer Semi iutet bperten
MI el(er lcncre.
Gr Sc pla9ct al Smertcr?
Q;hcr Se 5rnfehca n+ Nrrra hectic.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-14
&ilbjaimar Stefansluu pr1

Ttl9jaimar Gtefansiu n pruteite=
reoe mpo, at ser len0es friitne Mis-
|jiorrprer til bars lpslette Gfiuucer
I bet fier11e Moroen. Mer MI op.
lpier 9iiifop @tringer I gomrontom,
sllta., at Eaitor %. $ 6rp og tolp
inofg6te ct. 11tberneiS til Corona
ton Gulf 1000 MiI eitemfor Ser
rbell=2en, / Nurge0en al M11nbi11=
gent af Copper Seine &iper, for al
beibge Sen @ifimoltamn1e, lo1n op=
oage0es al 5%tefauslon. De onta=
geS at billie 11aa @olfe1r nn1te Sfto=
Der, for set frpler on. @iifoppen
er life / Spipl ont, at ser oglua Ell
orr6re gifimoitamr1er I oct fjerne
Nor6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-14

ton, bbis Meoleutt1ter beifinftiger
stgriteoelen al Sc 100000 Sadie
lpere, lom mi itreifer, beitemte Sen
10. os. at tage tilbage ollie Gilbuo,
Der bleb forelagt l1niteo Garment
@orfers Union mes 9cnblif pao eli
mnlig SberenStomlt og @ienopta=
gelie al Nrbeioet.
Genne Gambling forctoges, for1i
6agforeningen life hapoe outoget
noget al Silb1,oer1e. 5trejfen bar
MI paret ODER fem Tiger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-14
Gm itriobar HrGit pa ct Mral

Gn itriobar Erait os ct @rap=
'bcrs. 6or ct @ar @unroreoc s(or
lioen leoeoe pno 6ollter cit Yrult
|peo Nap11 Stumble. iom bar / a(om-
meri me6 nogle Mennej fer. Set
loo ga beller life til, ct ban bep
fabnet efter fin 800. r9ollan0=f5o
tiers Sulfeti0enoe" meooe(er 1e1,1=
Zig, at Ser bleu prentct folaen0e
@rabbers ODER bom:
"Serum0er bDilcr Stumble,
lom ptolte Jig at tl1mle,
at 6rille og at ifnn1le,
at Dppe Irntte bar bans 2ip.
San fun poa 9oarifab prepeo,
meo &loger @iipeu oppco,
/ Sfripning &roplten pnco,.
bar belc 6aliters Siosfororiu.
.Slig 9ooo / al(c 9ele
forfert, lfal / set bele
Ell manages Sage mele,
- BOG pan Sl1riitens Mglfe @ou0.
Nu CT bar ps ber6pet,
mer glade ems beorobet
hi pr,ife:: 6reo. mes gtppet!
SOB rolig MI, 1trolig Manb,
Sbor b%ogben0t man ems oltina gjgr,
man BOG omiiber Ell @ang 6pr"!
Set CT, ion1 Set fl,noe bore fra
@esiels @aanb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-14

life ensan9 Yorto = jog betaler allc llo=
glitter. Mcn oeriom So letter Yris paa
Spite, Gremsans, en- luno Siel / ct lunot
2egemc, oa bsr Sc life betGnte Sem poa
at uofploe Gouponen os ienbc ben til
mig. Suit paa, at BET CT gratis. Sc bill
lite tploe mig nogct, bpertcn MI effer
for Gremtioen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
&urte McbSelelIer.

&urte McoSelelicr.
$5,21S,Ot5. bepilgeoeS npli{
/ aongresien til 8efGltningsarbej
Ser.
= &e0 MiDbybllrg, &ettt1tcfp, Ct
Ser 400 biemlplc pao @rr1nO a
Tloboperl ppmnelle
- Mco Oregon CT Ser n11 1C
Stater / llnipner, Ser er / Japg,
al birefte Galg paa Sel1atorer.
- 81 Millioner Iproer &etro;
le111n proollccreocs ser / California
i 1912. S 1911 por Ero0uftionen
81 Millioncr Spn0cr.
- 50 Solcotcr til6pren6e &pm=
:pa9niet %itationeret peb Sort Dcllom=
itonc Mational Earf frs libel for
le0cn Sag % Mil ira Tortet.
S 5po 9afoto er ser fremiot
Tori flag / 9egislotaren ON at oprette
ct 6o,1o poo $4,000 600 for lis,
laan til Tor1ncrne moo Sifferbeo
2ano til louc @riier.
- arigen ON 8illetpriien mel
lem
nc CT ollereoe / fills @ang. Snart
fan mani bel frpoie Scea,1ct frit
ng foa 8etoling / Slight.
- @n stigbpjle fra Maret 1900
rr }unocn paa Sql1otp &oia1t ner
Sbief Miper Sails, Minu., al q.
Muitoo. S 1i0cnS 9pb bar ct Gge=
trGs &pooer greet isienuem @gjlen.
- Big @om" @artin, cit Go
loo,1pnrt / 9emioji, Minn., blep
ifl,ot % 6rnbt al CIT banif Sdm=
snerbugger Muguit S;obni on. Mor=
0eren blep grebe1 / @ilton % lto=
Der 1rlt / Gountpets Mrrelt poopcn=
-tenoe ii1 Com.
- S 60 slor far 9api0 $. SSH
ion / Sregon, ST., arbejoet lin
-6arn1 og bentet Mar for @ar ganlfe
pnne Snofomlter al Sen, til ban peo
lin 9p6 par pprb pper $1,000, 900.
.5roos alle fine 9engc off fan ito
Sig / Speralls.
Gn rig &ipbmono, $. 3.
91fe / 9ellos, Geras, bor beltemt,
lat 6ortjeneiten / bans 81 itore 8u=
-tifer ifal o,epcr10es / religiple 2je<
meb. 6pr bor ian gipet Sienoeoe=
len at lin 6ortieneite til -&irferne,
111 bill bon gipe alt.
- Sen 7be 6ebruar peotog Gee
pooas 5enat enitemmig Set fore
llooeoe ENHANCEMENT til 6orbubs=
fpnltitutioncn, fororen0e 0irefte
&ole al 6orenc0e staters Senato=
rer.
- $40,000,0 900 / Mente CT tobt
Tor Sc 6oreneoe Stater peb at Sc
ltore 9ebolb11i1ger al Eenge bar
Iiggct ubr1gte / Statsfasl en ii6en
1905. Mor n1ener, at mal1 fun6e
crboloe om1trert So 1000, 900 aurlig
.&ente ne6 at oeponere &engene
Sc bpjeltbp0en6e Banter % bcrpe>
gjpre @engemarfe0et iterfere.
- congressman &o0oerberp a
Georgia talte forle0en< Sag MOI
Giitermaal al forte og bpioe oa
nepnte mes fnpienoe &arme, at Ell
42=aarig roo Meger fra Gbicogr
bapbe giitet en 15=oarig bpio @ige.
!@elene @anion / Miles, Mtcb., oa
at en- pis &re1t, CHARLES Mger, lo.
iprte Gtelien. r9ennc Ereit,"
iag0e ban, uburbe tjnres og flores
% ioo lanos forbiies." Mapret tp:
Ser poa, at boabe Yigen % 8re=
item 6csprrre ct Sfanbinoper.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-14

@e%uipnsfnlo. rMen aorl, fom=
mer ou ferlt bjcm MI, @loffen er
10 ooer tolp!"
aarl: Set er enc al @a1ipn til
Big, min isoe Nige. Seq 11e11neoe
life at foritprre Sig for. Du pe6
10, at 5epren fgr Mi6nat CT ,lgo-
'benoig for at bepare Sen fpinoelige
.sfignbeo.1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-14

@uo @rnnS. Tu11re1r: $40,
bgr loa penlig at bptte mig ocrne
6em0ollnricb6ef!"
%&jpbmmoen: uSoa gjerne;; men
bborfor bil Sc bapc SER bpttet?"
Gan1en: So, for jcg CT bange
for, ut SEN er falif!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-14
Al III 6tnrHutnnlprs 6aga.
ga Niels. @rbn iasoe soo for Jraneis Sbaefletun.
Spent %pantiattc arunjmbelerne?

itampe op al Soroen. Moaife SC
&enner, Ser ifaffeoe Tengene til
beje, bellere bill ie @etten in6fasierc
aol1tionen e,ro bere @bnrHetons
GhIpringer / HctsiaIen.
81 faar ie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-14

Sc norife;; ipcnife % banife San=
sere / Seem Sort bar ilaaet Jig
iammer1 ON cit &oncert til Sn0=
tegt for ben afbolote Sangle0er
Mrbio Mferlino, iom i lengere SID
bar DGret .lDg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-14
Mrs. Glepclaubs 8rDll,p. MrS.

@roper Glepelano og Hrofesior
Sbomos Soiepb Ereiton bleo Ggte=
pieoe / Nrinceton, 81. S., Sen 100e
Sc. Ceres Torlonelie blep forfpn6t
Sen 20. Sftober li6ltle0en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-14
Mrs. @bbps Seitamente. George

Mrs. @bbDs Seitamente. George
@. @loper / 2eab, g. 9af., 5en
al Mrs. MarD @afer @loDer GooD,
sen of0p0e 9eber al Gbrilttan Sci=
ence, oplplte forleben, at ban life
bapoe oa life agte0e at toge tilba=
&c i'm Saglegning o%ngaaen6e Mo=
0erens Seitamente. @loper lag6e,
at ban life bapoc bempnoiget fin
Sa9f6rer at lo0e 5ogen fore. San
agtebe at unoeri6ge &opporten fra
8oston oesangaaen6e.
Mr. @lober boloer e16nu fat
pao, at en6el at Mrs. @bops efter=
la6te Sormue ifnl tilfal6e bam.
aaabeiperifernes streife / Mem
Dorf. She limited @tateg Ma1ru,
~fadurers anb Mfercbnuts Mgiocia.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-14
Landm@nd @ xssten

ki6ber Farme i New York.
Ofdciel Bulletin. Farme tor salg, og andre
Oplvsninger ON Landbrugsudsi8ter 1 New
York stat.
j ustsaaaxsr, .pspt. ~, % p,t asv, Gsv Y.t,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-14

Set CT, lom Set fl116e pere fra
@esiels @oanb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-14
Srnn ahhnlut ft1ur,, Hrnur.

Qiber Sc laafeoes, at Serrs baattat
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-14
&araplDcn.

Sra ct TIFF 8loo gjcngirer III fsl=
ge,10e file 1rogcoic, fprtalt al en-
The Washington times., 1913-11-05
Bows Suits in Norfolk Models
of Mixed Grays and Browns

We are offering real $500 value in Boys Norfolk
Suits. These suits we'll designed and finely tailored.
They have two peas on both front and back and deach
able belts The trousers in knckerbocker style with
aped seams buckle bottoms and belt straps The buttons
all linen Sewed and to stay The materials are
caSSnereS in dark shades of brown and gray mixtures II
will pay you to see these suits
The Washington times., 1913-11-05
Black French Coney Set, with Long q
Scarf and Larqe Pillow Muff ~

Winter winds shouldn't find you without heavy
warm fur set We are showing Black French Coney
Scaft full 81 inches long trimmed at both ends with silk
ornament and taSSeS and is lined with black satin The
mu is in the large pillow shape and matches exactly the
scarf II has large silk ornament and is lined with black
silk bedding beautiful set and at most modest price
The Washington times., 1913-11-05
gger Effect of the Loose Sport Coat &1C 7E
Makes 1t the Most Popular Fall Style 41O./O

The young lady calling something and rakh this fall
have chosen these fitting sport the
this They the latest such boucles and
chnh and shown blue, navy blue and brown in both
striped and plain They finished with pockets wide belts and
with ball buttons extremely
10 the young ladies who demand graceful
The Washington times., 1913-11-05
The New Rough Effect. in Overcoats q
That Combine Both Style and Service p

The materials shown this in the rough effects
looking which give great warmth but light weight The
the long, heavy shawl collar
browns with the bed back although the long, convertible collar
demand These coats we'll made and both single
model well made and with heavy eceae
re verv stylish and would be values at go.
The Washington times., 1913-11-05

honest $50 values Every line shows the hall
mark the ass tailoring which produces them Their distinctive three
plain roll front offers ch wing garment They have
snugng the fall effects chalk and pencil
and browns The vests high and the
We make effort good fabrics
sl665 suit have succeeded combining 10Th
The Washington times., 1913-11-05
Our Men and Boys Department

We showing Mems Department line
that show all that in both styles and materials All the popular
here the heavy shawl collar coat the bed back the
fitting coat and Others all made the fall fabrics of which
heavy shaggy effects the most popular The suits particularly rich
style this the well made should the back and the straight
trousers all show how panSakng the tailoring.
The Washington times., 1913-11-05
Our Ladies' Department

fall produced the graceful
pleasing styles Every and shows the chic
graceful lines characteristic of the mantaiored garment We showing
All the materials show both suits and coats have been selected with
only those which will lasting You will be pleasantly
pd when how modest such and qualities
The Washington times., 1913-11-05
$24.755

The a[wOo showing STATS beautiful example of the
the manaored garment They shown in fancy
with
the long, graceful lines much grace the figure. The backs
slightly full with belts and the collar striped velvet trimmed
with buttons The skirt striking model with inverted eat and
line. throughout richly
Bhed. A remarkable value for the price,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-24
MUST PAY WIDOW
INSURANCE MONEY
SUPREME COURT REFUSES PETI-
TION FOR WRIT OF ERROR
FROM MUTUAL LIFE.

The Mutual Life Insurance com
nany OF New York must pay Mrs.
Jessie p. Board. of Alexandria, the
sum of $1,000. the face value OF the
policy the womafa's husband carried
decision of the Virginia Supreme
court
Mrs. Boards husband. Benjamin #,
Board, was killed in March. 1912, by
falling from a windmill at Wake
Forest, N. G. The insurance COM
pany insisted that he committed sui
eide and refused to pay the death
claim to the widow. She sued the in
surance company in the Circuit court
OF Alexandria. and secured verdict
The insurance company appealed the
case to the higher court and that
tribunal yesterday sustained the low
er court.
The insurance company, however,
was granted writs OF error In two
companion suits growing out Of the
same case. In October, 1911, the b.
#. Board Motor Truck corporation of
Alexandria, OF which Board was pres
ident, took out a policy for $4,000
In the Mutual Life on his life In favor
of itself. In the same month, Arm
strong &, Co of Alexandria, of which
Board was also the acting head, took
out a Mutual Life policy for SIS, 600
in it's favor, Both these concerns
were awarded the fun amount of their
claims in the lower court, but the
insurance company gets chance to
try 1t all over again.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-24
COLUMBIA

Especial TO The Richmond Virginian.)
COLUMBIA. Meh. 23.--Mrs. w, e.
Beall returned to her home, near CO.
lumbia, after visit of several weeks
in Richmond.
Mrs Osborne Sadler and daughter
were here Wednesday, en- route to
Richmond.
Miss jamie Bell has been visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Mosby.
Miss Marie Payne is spending the
Easter holidays with her sister, Mrs.
Nance, on South Third street
Mrs. George j. Hodgson left We'd
nesday for a visit to Richmond and
tn Varina, the home of her daughter,
Mrs. George j. Stoneman.
Miss Nancy Payne is spending the
Easter holidays with Miss Elizabeth
Cooke near Columbia.
Miss Martha Gary gave a delightful
Easter egg hunt to her little friends.
Mr.. Bernard Cowherd, of Washing
ton, is spending the Easter holidays
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-24

were James Atkinson, q coal miner
of Volant. Pa. his wife and the eight
children. They took an early train
from Youngstown. O, bound for New
Bedford, Mass. via the Central New
England railroad from Goshen Erie
train No. 4, on which they We're pas
seneers yesterday, IL na scheduled TO,
stop al Goshen. and the party were
put off at MlddIetown.
In the afternoon they came to Go
shen. arriving here about o'clock.
and found that the Central New Eng
land train would not leave until t:4s
o'clock this morning. They endeav-
ored to ffnd accommodations here for
the night, but being poorly provided
with money they found no place
where they could be taken in, and APP
piled at the police station for shelter
and were taken care of there.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-24
GATHR|GHT HEADS
j. {. TRAVELLERS
ELECTION OF OFFICERS TAKES
PLACE AND SMOKER FOLLOWS
THE OFFICIAL ACTION.

Richmond Council, United CONNER
cial Travellers, Saturday night held one
of the most enthusiastic meetings OF
the year Officers were elected several
new members were installed. and a
speech was heard by the past grand
supreme counsellor, c. M Rice,
After the festivities incidental to the
annual meeting had taken their
course the election Of officers for the
year was had, with this result:
r. Lee Cartwright. supreme coun
sellor; Arthur Levy, past supreme
counsellor: C, c. Hit, junior supreme
counsellor; Aubrey Spence, conductor;
M. w, Ridden. page; A. Smith, senti-
mel; executive committee, w. Stewart,
George Nelson.
Delegates to the grand council In
Lexington. KY. J. G. Goode Arthur
Levy, and NJ. J. Wright
The annual meeting Will be held in
Lexington the week of June nth. and
1t is figured that a large delegation
win he on hand from Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-24

the treasury of the United States. Mr..
Bemis was vice-president of the COM
pany. X. Lancaster williams, OF
Baltimore. was elected a director OF
the company to succeed his brother,
There was no election to fill the
vacancy caused by the advancement
of Mr.. Bemis. --s
John shelton Williams. the new as
sstant secretary of the treasury, lost
st53.s4 last week. MIR, Williams is
not worrying about this financial set
back. He thinks he can stand IL,
even though he has given up $4,000
a year, according to reports to except
a position with the government. He
can also find consolation in the fact
that he has company, Governor John
Burke, of North Dakota, also having
lost exactly the same amount
The money went because Mr. Will
liarns and former Governor Burke did
not show UP for their jobs under Sec
rotary McAdoo last Monday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-24
SUCCEEDS WILLIAMS
AS HEAD Of BANK
II. l.. BIc4fIS ELECTED PRESIDENT
OF RICHMOND TRUST & SAY
INGS COMPANY.

i. l.. Bernis has been chosen to sue
coed John shelton Williams as presi-
dent of the Richmond Trust & Saw
ings Company to succeed John Skel-
ton Williams by the board of direc-
tors Of that institution.
Mr. Williams rendered his resigna-
ton to become assistant secretary OF