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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-26
2s;. aIare.,

beboloer Torelpsni,tger, sba1, Com
,ner bor bolM Deo gerltna llniberii-
tel, iom fornentlig faiter ct beIt nDt
|2ns ODER 8ismprcfs Gratrnben i
1880. @rofesforen itetter fig paa ct
Brep fra sen bapnret,6e ggrer for
be fonierpatine Ben tpife @igsbag,
Sel6orff, % pna fIere anore Ting.
Sftllingen bon be11 at Der, beb
8ismarcfs eeen @fpIb, bar polgt cit
@igsooa bbori Centrum frifinoeoe
iog @ocial6e,,uofrmer tillamn1et, bap.
Sc Bertal. Bisn1arcf f1l,tne fun re,
Igiere neb ben neb. at opfMoe Gent
Itr1.msfereren Di1otborIt's gnffer
Set bil6e bm lite.
Bismnrcf omgittes 80 meb ben
Ganfe at ifille fig of nreo @igsouge1,
! beo Statsfup. S oct tapnte 8rep
|oplpfer @elI6orff at 8ien,aref ! ra11r=
the Mlbor bapbe fast til bont at ban
ptl1e BRUCE be ft6ite &or af tit 2ip
til at bp6e .poa fit 2ips itgr1te Sell
|Sn6ferelfen nf Sen alnttnoeligc lige
@algret.
&snrorcf pilbe oplgie @igs6age1t
! |og baabc6e 6a poa nroQtgbeber.
!aongen al Hreiien if,1lbe 90 forn1elt
n6elpgee aeiierfrotret1, og @ieH it1l~
De erflpnes for opleit Ween itrafs
| letter if.Ibe Bpriterne oa,u,e ct NIT
6orbltleo meb ollie Be iaann1e 2ope
meb l1notagafe al ben altni,6elige
&algret og be1t be1u1teli9e gtenu,e-
gibning.
Scr,tta1slere,t troa6te tilbage,
/ jforot &eiler @ilbeunr II life btloe
goa 1neb til bette Stmsfl,p.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-26
SfelefumntiSiipuen / Gbiraao.

Sfelefommisfonen i Gbitago. -
Charles $. @etb1teis, sspb1 6. &ar-
bine oa sS5mnes g. Dibelfo, tiolige-
re Meolennt1rer al Sfoleitpret, Der
tog NfFeb % blep i1t6bilget imn,rre
al MaDor &arrioi1L for6i 6e itunte
moo Mrs. ella 6lagg yott,ug til
S.lferi,,te,1oe,lt, 1,egteoe forleoel1 al
enerfie1loe lin paatbunene 0hefialru=
ton oa tog DeIi ct Sfoleitpremp6e.
De tre fab @omiteen for 9pgni,,-
ger 90 @runoe, for bbiHe11 5etbnels
par Torntann, pebtog taIrige 8ebilga
11i1tser og 1e6fprte o1tore syorretnirz
ger. StoleltDrets: Sefretnr 11egteoe
At protOfoHere 4o.!titeens 9eilutt,i,,=
ger.
geltere sMeooelelI piler. at Osgeers.
Douno er Mepet oie1tDatgtt" men
en- Hetsproses biI blibe fsSpIgen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-26
Den eau,le @agap sSslauo, jon

Den eamle @agab Sslanb, iout
sen reiien6e bioha for ntaattet gie1l<
11elnreile tilfo6s ellcr poa $eiterpg-
gen, ifal iuart fan fin fgrite Ssern-
bane. Otter bnab uGi1nes" beretter,
bor BET isIan6ife HarIantettt pn ct
af fine ii6ite Mb6er bepilget bel,
Sunt fom er ne6Denbig til Gororbei-
ser for ssser1rDu1rebpgni,tgen. 8unen
Fal gaa fra @epfiabif til Gbingpal,e
Ia. Den npe Bane, 6er Ifal bDgges
intaliporet, bil aab,1e Whtligbeoe1l
for at 1ror,tptte 15enS rige Statte,
% 6ermeo pil ct n,pgtigt SfriM
bore gjort til at biGlpe ssssslu11b til
gfono1ntf Gremgang. @onat6 L
@aan6 me6 8anebDgnittgen gnar en-
&lan ON at 11bbioe og nroberniiere
&abaten 9fepfiabif. Dette Gnreto-
ge,t6e bill fon1n1e til at foite ca. 9
Z. i :. : T.
Minioner @roner. 3,
Sc 9Bbe bepuer. gn TUT glrbei-I
oer, Otto Weeblig, begif for 1rogen
Eio iioen sS,tobrno Sen gonle Sir
fe i 8llnnberg, brpo 11ogle of Sc gam
le Setter op og itial fori ifiellige Scott
barbeoer, Der anaes 90 ban
fna 9age ie1er origgte at falge
&nitbarbe eoerl,e l,,ai bun imiolertto
foo paafal aloe1lo terpss, at set bate
IOpiig ban bleD arreiteref: erzE I.
ter ban baDo iiiioooet ct Bar Da9e
|rrsItsret .,tn.eoes Sangiels elsper-
|iotldIet op on sgsntttet peo, h pa'
Ebsgpill At iIfrige % sgeb'oeroe l1s poa 9
||bpt teIigite: Son erf'areoe =
Eba,,ss sgene Dar fuIb af Mmtoer, 90 g
|Dpfp1et for enbDer ris 't'adffe oe-
|fri ban1 for bert. 6mt bar 1aeo m'.
|6re 0ro blepen ganife iino m sfopoarrd
-= sDnerne ffra eperiet gh tgle',
|D Dsbe bnpl, i
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-26
&lambt Morbbpcr.

Mrs. Nnna Sobnion i Weiltpm1fec
bar a1rlogt Sng moo Dr. @ilbert s.
Ell, S1ar0lege, for $4,000
gr1tatning, for6i baa1 itial ct &ps
fra bende, nre6e1rs ba.1 pnr peo at
plor1bere cit 9nnb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-26

Ogiao eli g9rimgstnr. Sra Spo-
fame n1eloeS 11lt ON en- 1rp GprittgS=
fltr, t0et en- s. 2erion, Ser por
De iibfte @ta6ier al Geri,tg for tire
Mnune6er iioe11, 1tu anler Zig lon1
belbre6d peb at i,lbaanrbe Dn1pet1
at arlti9re og Gerpettttn ,fo,n brent
oes / cit Sernpaatbe. 0ette l1pe Miov
bel moo SGring bur ialfaIb ber,
6orbel, at BET er r1eget billigt, %
bes1eoen er Set Diit1rof larpt ntin6re
1tanbeligt enc ,na,1ge a,1bre loa=
falote 5nringsfure. uSeg fgler I'LL
nonarfet," tiger 2arfo,1, ,,og pil be-
gDnoe at arbeioe, ioa f1rart @eiret
tillooer Bet Seq rprer ian,ne,t en-
5fefnlb uf &inre ng EFT Iig1re,1be
&ortion &erpe'ttin, bporpon ieg an
tpn6er 8la16ingen og inoaanbcr
Sonlpen. Sc fer1te fan Cage bar
bet 1tofioa ubebageli9t, llpe,1 leg pn1t=
neoe mig mort til at al1ie bet ionl
en- ret 9epbelie EN- Girne bner Gag.
@u peier leg tppc Nu,,o mere el,6 oo
leg begpnote. Sarfo1 t,ar, ion1
fagt, for ire sDlaotteher iiben tilip=
Sc iibite @tobier al Gp=
ring. og fnn blcb on i,1bfporteret
ct Sell, boor bn,1 begp1r0te lin BE-
ba,toling meo obe,1,nb,te Meiultot.
Set er cit &eb. 8. 9be, iom bar
opbaget bet ME 3Rril1gSni6oel, %
ba1t paoltaar, at Dnn1pen al Giere
% Serpentin, bbis i1pboon6et 6ngIig,
bill rrege u6" be met boqro,,nffe6e
S9ringsbtniller.
Nmeriean Selepbpne e 3elgrapb
GompanD forelloar Ell Ylm1 til fit
ege1, Dplssuit,g og sssldtitsminiiter
Dfc&epnplos offelttliggioroe forleberl
@1tfeltbeberne peb e,t Sperel1sfon1lt
ON &eorganifation al .Eelefon=
Ernlten" iom pi1 forebpgge Grnces,
for at oplple @orporatio1en 1,noer
Mntt=1ruit 9open. SfgIge Gpere,1s=
fomltens 8etitrgelie pil Sc fpnfurre-
reroc 1ilitoltoe blibe gie,toprettet
Eelefonbetienittge,1 oper belle Gait
bet, og Suntnlellill l1i1,ge1l bill afben-
be fire Nftier i 8eitern lt11ion se-
1egrnpb Gon14ul1p.
Eraii6cnt mifio,1 ic,,ote Sl.ltits-
'nirtilterer ct 8reb, bppri ba1t ,16fa-
ler iin @Ip6e ober, at @onrpoa,,ict
fribilIm bar gooet ilr6 poa at p,n=
orone fit 6orretning. Brelioe,,te,t
flyer, at ban iteoie ionr ct iterfee
sssnotrpf d, at 9onbets s5orretninas,
ntRno birfelia pil bol6e iig 2ope,
efterrettelis [: 4
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-26
Sla66cr.

s. set t61e 9Lnrb,tr6reoe lebebe
8rGiten ssilippo Neri, Stiftere1t Al
&raiiefan1f1rnoet Sratortct. Set c,
burn, @oetbe fal6er nben bu11porilti,
lite &elgen og puu @rls1ab al fin
|6riffbeo og @u1nor, fore,1et nreo Ell
tnberlig 6ron1beo, er Jilippo Seer
bleben en- al Non,erfirfens pop1dp:
reite Selge1rIfiiffffelfer.
sll Slobber bor bal1 be|to,,oiq ef-
ter, og Berom fortelles f6lge,n6e
$rpf ,Mutio1tnItioen6e"::
GIT Dag melbte en- ilnoceruetil
|@binoe fig til Sfriftc bos ban. Seer
paa4ogoe ber1be ferit at be11te Ell
Tngtet .@ene fra Gorpet og plufft
ben ltnoerbeis og la6e Tierene falbe
poo @eie1t. @1u1 bGeb 10 npget for
bauiet, nten nolgo.
90 &ui,16en toln 11reo Sen plnffe-
6e @pne, iaaoe gferi til be1loe: v@ao
1n lmnme Sci tilbuge % finb alle
De 5ier, on f6r falte6e fra 6ig."
set er umlrligt" ipareoe bun,
r@utoe,t bar forlengit feiet Sen,
bort"
9fetop laaleoes, " {agbe geeri,
.gaar Oct n1e6 sim o1tbe 9la6oer. Dr1
fortGller &iitorier ON n1rbre % pe>
little, bpor lungt be flpber on1fria1g;
men bele 8pen farer oe ober, 6ine
Meomenneiter til yortreb og 6or=
Itrpoelie. Slip 1u1 lite fLere sSie1
lgs!"
Det bar iont iogt Set t66e Mar=
bunorebe. 0g set bnr Mon1.
Gen niifnbpgselige JiIn,!
tSilnren er ct al Sc iifrelte Gegn
poo Nlttoens opbgje6e @,lltur og
fresne @n1og. 'Spis TiIlne,1 fluroe
|taie, ptloe bens Or6 einn al bore
l1oroab % 6e1,s setninger oloe!es
at lntter l1oraabstegu. S5gIge11be
er Ell &affe Gitler, taget fra bore
Samsfrentpisrin ngsanitalter Seine.
nlotoerufer) / Sc iioite Tiger.
rDs0s6o1sie11" .5finiDgens SIbn.
rDjnngelens sfnolIer" (nbal}, v8lo,
oets @pitn vspipfe11s Danon1
GDe,ltpererifen (fpl), Sen GLEN.
te gedgle" Set tlo6orpppenhe per.
te" (abD, u&n6felen" !, Set Iebatoe
Sig" gWsrfets @ierni1lger" rDe1,
ensieoe @anoiitt
- Stint, i1nlft, pIbe,,oe,
fnlagfulo bbao2 sSnnnnenol
ESihcesl
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-26
@illian1 Gla1icn, cit beie1e0t Gor=

8tllianl glauien, cit beje1tM Sor=
retningsn1n1to i @aI 2afe, Somo,
blep forle6en bragt til Soipitalet |
s5ba @robe, lioettoe al Mlutofle1nme
eller stipfrontpe iorl SSelge al EFT
Mift / San1r6e1t al EN- rl1iten 5bm.
Sons &inber bar allereoe begpnot
m LUTTE fig rmnpagtig, bo ban
bragtes iro i Speraio,1so nrelfet.
Ser bleD itrafs giort ct sss,toinit I
MDgraoens &a1tm % bet oerpgren=
|1e GG6lte 1sotoyet, bbprpaa ben moo
5tibfra11upe opfut161,e gerl1nt i116-
[iprgjte0es / @anolen. Greoipe Mi=
rltter efter SsS11oiprgitt1ingen bar al
lie Spntptomer pan Stibfnan1pe for
fbun6me, % odlere6e ben 11eite Dag
fntoe Gloufen nenbe tiEbaae til tit
&ien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-26
&ra Hnlatt1rt.

9aulf.antcrifanif SraHat. S aies
benbabn bar 9eDbeoel1 bel1 20. bs.
onr, at Der er luttet Ell @ol6gifts-
traftat melIe1n Sc Sor. 5tater os
0armlnrf naft itor Gilfreosbeo. On
fanom Erattat a1,ies ioan ltfrenbe
Dnn1r1nrfs 9ee1ttrulitet.
SnBen Sc peb &ort Mrtbur, Ga
'naba. Sra Sort @iniml Sstt., BE-
rettes 6eu 40. Dec, at ntilot @eir
frenuoeles Derifer. De ileite al De
81 Dannpere / @interbapn Der bur
|inbtaget fin Soft of lngret aorn.
|8ugten, ser ellers paa 6en1ie Gib
pleier at bore islagt flere NeT fro
ISfran6et1 er erhrl1 isfri.
MoltFe Wfoc bgb. ct Eelcgran,
ira @riitin1lin nrebbeler, ot belr be,
renlte 1rorife Bolfloriit Yrofeslor
@oltfe Daoe, gpn al Digteren SIR,
gen MoeT er afgoaet pe6 Dgoe1t.
&m1 par en- al be itGrite &utborite-
ter / bele @er6en pan gpcntprforif-
,ttngens G1nraabe. Sgfaa for
1,ogIe Tiger iiben 11le06eltc ct Ser
genSHnb, at Hrofesfor Moltfe bar
be6, men set bite itg oe1rguug at
bore feilagtigt.
rMtona 2iia", ser bar bra0t I'll
|@om BEN 81. Sec. nu1r6er itGrf
8ebogtni1tg", bleo 11,r6cr 1tegen Seis
tibeligbe6 obergipet til ben fronife
|Ambasla6pr 8arrere. uMo1ra 2iia"
|blep oerpau lagt / en- @asie al Mp>
ientrp, og @eneroloireftGren for Sc
|Fiaau,e @,t,,iter Ro,n 0r. Gorrano
|Micci, lebere6e 9feglen til 2ben aes
[gotto,tsIefrefGr Us. Ole 9sa|'rll,1c
rre6 oe Orb Scr e.: Bun pas
I goM poa bett6e."
Mpnrue-Dpftrinen ct Striben0
9Gble. 5bb. 8reii6e,lt mooicpelt %
|Dr. Maretal Martis,es OCT / fin Gio
|bar Gbiles Miniiter til Sc goreuebe
Stater, babbe ct Snnntc1,itpoi Sn1ls
tiago, @btle, fornplig, poo @runo
|af npo6futte Mnifuelier 1lteo Senip1
It'll Monroe-0oftri1te,, bbilfet bi0t
fbrte en- Denroni itrotion MOO &ooie.
belt, ifpIge @e6beletfe til @aibingr
ton. Dette pafte ,llegen Snteresie
bla,lbt Diplo1naterne, jrrltg De ipb.
mrerifoa1ife.
9r. Martt11e3 iigeS at bdpe taget
beiten,t Mfitanb fra Nooiebelts M,es
|ifuelie, at ben nteget 6isfuterebe
Doftrin fre1n6cles er ct oftl,elt
Sp9rgsmaal. Debattel, pafte lrlnDs
bunlig sSsnteresie ber iprlt9 al ben
@rl1r6, at begge De ,16nrbeibeoe 60
1er bleD poa 8orbaanb 9ienter1gnnet
| af Oct cbilearife l1oe1srtgsbcparte.
|mer1t.
Stpr 0ofbranb Gnglanb. 26r.
( bog Scot n6brgo Ell poI6fo1n sS5I6e<
|Gran6 / @ortsr1routbs Doffer, bbor=
|beb to Mm1b o1nfom % e1t 5fa1e
for $1,25O,O00 til $2,5O0,000 bleb
anrettet. Det acknowledgements @e=
moforetaarl1 1en ferite 9ignalita=
tion mellem SIaa6en og Mon1irnli=
|tetet, f6r Gelegrafe1rs @uge> blep
g6elngt. 50 al 6e tire ,@ignal1npnt
i Sonrnet forbGeb ser oe bre1p6te
libel. Sen treble font ober til ct
ttHte6en6e Gag % falm bepi6itlgs
ON Ser, nte11 reb6eoes.
Ma1 fie1roer lite til, bporoon
@ran6e1t opito6. So 6e1r fGrIt op.
6aqe6ps fro BEN nt1e 5Inufrn6fer
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-26


ins ,llc6belt fra vter" Side.
0uperlter !@o69es bar fra County,
clerfcrne ru110t ONT @anlns i11bbel,=
tet el1 Del interesla1,te Spgoper ON
Borblt6slope1,s Girfnimger. Set
fremgoar beraf, at nogtet ser for-
hrlgtes berrfe11be 3riffe til cit Seer.
oi af $5,000,00O ifior bringer isor=
b1tosloben alltgepel elt @eiporelie
for Statens @efolfning al $4,000
600. Otter bpao set biier fig, er
oct giel1erui1itlige ssorbrug poa
bpcr Sss,tobpgger 3.67 @allo1er, me-
oens 1a!let for bele 2n,toets @eb-
fomn,en6c oberitteer %. aunlos
bar Ell s5olfanena6e af 1,69O, ,949.
% 0ef iaInleoe Sorbrllg al 9l, 8ran=
berlin % Sin onilnoes til $780,
sol @allo11er. l16gtfterne beregnes
til $5,303,633;; Der faloer nogct
ober tire Collars pna bier. Otter
bbob Der paaitaaeS, fnlber ser paa
bber Ell gienneninitlig l1ogift al
$21 til Mns6riffe, ,,oar beIe 9nnbet
Stoees lneo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-26
MlSern,an Niartim Miffelium

Mlbernnan Ytartin MiffeliDn
Milmautee, ntangeuartgt Meole,n al
Socialiltpartiet og fon1 1902
reprpie1,tereoe ste @ar6 / 8Dltgret,
er lI6tran6t af &artiet, i6et bmt er-
flerer, at ban life lenger fan pgre
en- &Dfler". SON bar trat al at for
Flare Sing, ban life troe6e paa og
tret of be1 politiife Sraffen
Grao6ene 0er ion1 i be an6re Yar<
tier. Ser b1ep life bolot &eferen=
blrn1 ion1 ibr;; Sc oi9tiglte Eager
afgiorbeS af nogle fna 2eoere, og
De a1tbre ntaatte lD1tre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-26

, Eaaen ntub 9arroiu ! Sos Mnge-
les, gm., gsc9snnnra 8rebrenes be-
fienbte Sngferer, er falbet. 4nflo-
uer,,e lbs poa 8e1tiffelle. Diitrifts-
oopofat 5rebericfs erflareoe, at
Darroms Donlfnloelie for at bonc
beituffet sSurpnranoe,, @obert Bain
por meeet tpioliou, % foreilog at
Iobe Sngen foioe, bonb Dolnmeren
giorbe. 1nrrotp bar to @ar9e ors
ret tiltoIt for BeitifteIie, men ferife
gane Hep ban frifierbt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-26
! axlrseiret. 8eireurealset / Baib.

axlrseiret. 8eirgureonet Moib.
isaton opgpite ben 19. Dec, at beg
bliper ult1oiat SER Ssslcn. Wtan
baoe life inblabe fig paa a,cge11 5or-
uo}igcl]e on, bboroibt bet blep folm
eIler nar,rt, itors1f,.Ibt eller title,
ss,deoas. men 1neute. ot Der ptloe
blipe ct aigjort Gnilog oper bele
Qun1et i oe11ne l1ge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-26

sttio tfter 8rIp.nnmi,.er
Of BETTE
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-26

ssyoipas 8roouftio,, al Dliineru-
Tier i 1912 barofettes til $22 900, J.
$50.
MrS, @iebaro Sal1fo1 er
sSonas pngite Beoite11o6er. Sun
'bor ] mafon gitp % e. 50 elor gal11-
mel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-26
anlbebolon;nseu. psan bar ,1o-

peg,.et, at Ser i Doffer,te peo Sgitett=
oen al Sc 1iore 5ger er 6,780,OOO
8ons a.1l al alle @prter. 9ette CT
sJrpee,l ii llpcp. DoHerne
fn,1 tnge ! Mdlltb pg slperior 6or
tort 1io libea bpr Dofferlle aloeles
fuIoe;; men / oe iioie Sage er Ser
blebet fenbt Ell, Me,,goe aul til
GbiI!ingbper1te og til a1tbre @per i
9forbpelten. Ser er ingen 5are for,
at oer bill blipe @ltlneongeI i @in-
ter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-26

GpiI!ingbper1,e pg til a1tbre @per i
9forbpclten. Ser er ingen SSare for,
at 6er pil blipe @ltln1nngeI / Bin
ter.
asbb. Nulitimciter Mappenitein be-
naasct. @uperner Sitter, @alb.,
be,maoebe be,1 21. Dec. ftp. @oliti-
nmter i 5eottIe, Gbnrles @. @op=
pe,,ltei1, ser bop6e ,s6loret 20 Maa-
neoers iSnngfel for at bore noota-
get Stitpcnde fra berpateoe &l,fe.
Eoltpr Dr. Mfarf 81. Mattbe,ps, syor=
n,ano for 9eoro Mnnerifos presbDte=
rianlfe @irfe, en al @appeniteins
&opeomo6l ltanbere fgr bans Don1=
felbelie, bar Ell al 6e ferlte til at
lbge bans 2gSlo6el]e.
Muilic Mutt=8anoens iibfe. Ser,
e1elte gicnlepenbe al @bicagos fGrlte
f,,lS1tGatSig orgas,ilerebe sSorbrp6er=
bo,lbe, lom flprerebc for en- Menne<
ffea!6er liben u,,oer 2e6elie al WfpI-
lie Mott, foriporot forle6en ira
Sfneplaofen, ia,,6lpnligpis for iteoie,
% Mieboel Gage, bnibbaaret og Iu-
oct AT fine 63 Mar, life forlggte poo
roget ;Sorlpor moo en- 0oan poa ct
Mar / 5orbe0ringsbufet. Gage bnr
tiQbrugt ober &albparte,t al tit 2ib
iSenglel. Son bcgprbte at ltiele,
oa ban bar 12 slar garnnel, og lpr-
te albrig ,1oget a11bet.
Tprbmoslpbens &irfniuger / Sam.
ias = ,lrcobelt fra utbr" Side.
8uperner &obges bar fra County
clerfcrre ru,tbt on1 &a,1ias inbbel1=
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Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-11
.LIFE'S STRUGGLE
 WITH ILLNESS
Mrs. Stewart Tells How She Suffered from 16to45 years
 old-How Finally Cured.

Euphemia, Ohio.-" Because of total ignorance of how to care for myself when verging into womanhood, and from taking cold when going to school, suf- fered from a displacement, and each month I had severe pains and nausea which always meant a lay-of from work for two to four days from the time ! was 16 years old.
 'FIwent to Kansas to live with my sis ter and while there a doctor told me of the Pinkham remedies but l did not use them then as my faith in patent medi- cines was limited. After my sister died I came home to Ohio to live and that has been my home for the last Is years.
 "The Change of Life came when was 47 years old and about this time saw my physical condition plainly described in one of your advertisements. Then began using Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg etable Compound and I cannot tell you or any one the relief 1t gave me in the first three months. It put me right where l need not lay off every month and during the last IS years have not paid out two dollars to doctor, and have been blest with excellent health for awo- woman of my age and I can thank Lydia E. Pinkhan Vegetable Compoundfori
 "Sinee the Change of Life Is over have been maternity nurse and being wholly seif-supporting cannot over estimate the value of good health. have now earned comfortable little home just by sewing and nursing since I was 52 years old. have recommended the Compound to many with good re- suits, as it is excellent to take before and after childbirth. Miss EVELYN ADELIA STEWART, Euphemia, Ohio.
 If you want special advice write to Lydia D. Pinkham Medicine Co. (e0nfi deRtiaD Lynn, Mass. Your letter will be opened, read and answered by Woman and held in strict confidence.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-11

Thousands of people, some right in your own locality, have taken MsyR's Wonderful Stomach Remedy fer Stomach, Liver aud Intestinal Ailments, DTsoeiHie, Pressure of Gas Around the Heart Sour AOmsch, Distress After Eat Arx, Hsrvcrsnesa, Dizziness. Painting Spells, Aiak Eeadfachee, Constipation, Torpid Liver, etc, and are praiKing and recommending it Highly to others so that they may also know the f1Ys of living. Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy is the best and most widely known Remedy for fhe above ailments. Ask your drug wsss fog bottle today. Put 1t to test--one dose ahould convince. IL is marvellous in its healing propertes and It's effects quite natural as it aet- ou the source and foundation of stomach aT.1ants and In most eases brings quick relief Rnd permanent results. This highly successful Remcdy has been taken by the most prominent rsopis, and those in ali walks of life, among Aem Members of Congress, Justice of the Srprene Court. Educators. Layyers,- Mef- MznutacsarcTs, Priests, Ministers Farmers. sfxh iastirg beneat and it should be equally woeoessfri In yeuF case, Send for free vaiu- able bookiet or stonlach Ailments to Geo. H. Mayr Mfg. Chenist. i54-l56 Whiting Street, Chicago. I'll,
 For sale fin Norwich by Englers drug store.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-11

l believed he shortly thereafter sustain ed the fall that resulted fatally. MT | Carpenter was very near-SighJed ano | 1t is presumed that he walked into l the open stairway, was rendered un-
 conscious and therefore not in condi- | tton to call for assistance. An exam ination by Medical Examiner Scanlon 1 showed a fracture of the skull, which caused death. One ear was frozen by exposure indicating that he received
 the fall early the night before. MT. Carpenter was born in the town
 of Stonington about fifty-siX years ago
 son of the late Joseph W. and Maria Carpenter. He came to Westerly when
 child and attended the public schools. He learned the machinist trade, being
 employed for many years by the Brown
 and Sharp Manufacturing company,
 becoming foreman of one of the de-
 partments of that big concern. While
 in that employ he met with an acci-
 dent that resulted in the loss of one
 eye; the other became affected and
 he was compelled to give up work as
 a machiniSt
 About three years ago he returned to
 Westerly and resided with his mother and son l.. Warren Carpenter in Lin co!n avenue. He invested money in assisting his son in the clothing bus mess, which proved a losing venture. His mother died. the son sought work elsewhere and MT. Carpenter was left practically alone in Westerly and in poor financial as well as physical cir cumstances. He was given shelter and cared for by friends at The Rhode Is land last winter.
 During the summer he worked in a hotel at Weekapa This fall he secured work as fireman at the Rhode Island, but his impaired sight prevent ed him from continuing in that worA For the past three weeks he has been without employment
 To add to his troubles, few days ago in coming down High street he walked into low hanging awning support and his specially made eye glasses were broken and he could not have them immediately rerIaced. Since then he has been almost blind, which is probably accountable for his walk ing into the open stairway to his death.
 His father, Joseph w Carpenter, served in the Civil war in Company E, Twenty first Connecticut infantry, and died while in service. Dec. ', 1862, at Falmouth. Va. His mother, Maria Carpenter. died about two years ago. He is survived by a son, E Warren Carpenter, last located in Baltimore and two brothers, Edward, of Hot Springs, Va, and Joseph Carpenter of Providence When Mir Carpenter died she was left with several dependent children and by hard and continuous work aided by government pension she succeeded in educating and giving -he children a comfortable living, and when she died was the owner of two houses In Lincoln avenue But re- sultant complications lost the property to her sons and grandson, who made his home With her since infancy MT. Carpenter will be buried in the family plot in St. Michaefs cemetery.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-11

There are 860,0OO automobiles in the United States, exclusive of commercial trucks.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-11
WESTERLY MAN FATALLY INJURED
George w. Carpenter Walks Into Open Stairway and Frac lures His Skult-Fre Service Committee Not Yet Made @Up-Judges For Poultry Show

With but a faint spark of life re- n1afning, George w. Carpenter was found at the foot of the granite steps leading to the cellar of the William Segar store in the rear of the Rhode Island house, about eight o'clock We'd nesday morning. Dr. Michael H. Sean lon. medical examiner made prompt response to a summons, and when he arrived Mir Carpenters life was al- most extinguished as he died a few minutes afterwards. The body was taken to Murphy's morgue. MT. Car penter had been employed as fireman at The Rhode Island up to three weeks ago, but since then has been unem- pleyed. For some time he was with out funds and was cared for by friends connected with the hotel. He was about town Tuesday, as usual, and was seen to go into the alleyway lead ing to the rear of the building, shortly after eight o'clock at night, and it is
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town conducted the services, which were largely attended. Miss Wheeler was S1 years old Burial was in Elm Grove cemetery
 Recovers from injuries.
 Charles Stoddard. who is employed by FL M, Fitch as g. painter, and who fell some 30 feet from the home of pr. J. K. Bucklin some three weeks ago, has so far recovered as to be able to go back ot work Wednesday morning.
 Personal Mention.
 Mrs. George Mackenzie and Miss Flora. Ennis of Westerly were guests of Mrs. Isabella Mackenzie Wednes- day.
 Wednesday with his father. George w. Tingley.
 Tsador FeidIer has returned from g. visit in WiIlimantic.
 Roy Bates, son of Rev. and Mrs. Welcome K. Bates. left Wednesday for Bermuda. where he will spend the winter.
 leave today (Thursday) on the 10.S7 train for three months stay in Cali fOrQia.