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The Jasper news., 1913-06-26

Mrs. Lawrence. Mrs Dickerson
and sons we're guests of Will
Vaught and family Sunday.-Mrs.
Anthony, who has been in the
hospital in Carthage, is improving
and returned to her home last
Sunday.-Harry Radford, Don
Johnston, and Fred Copeland,
spent Sunday with Edgar Strecker
A post card shower was given
Miss Lee Vaught last Saturday in
honor of her birthday. She re-
ceived about IS post cards.-Mrs.
Bernice Probert took quite i'll Fri
day. Mrs. Z. Z. Hubbard is stay
ing with her.-Hamp Campbell is
/ assessing in the neighburhood.-
Miss Jenny Hughes of Kansas
City is visiting Albert Berry and
family.-Mamie Corder Of Jasper,
spent Sunday with Martha Curtis.
A. a. Foster is spending a few
days at Yale, Okla, where his
/ brother is quite ill.-Nlrs. ] F.
Curtis and Mrs. Reynolds drove to
Carthage Thursday. Mrs. Rey
nolds took quite sick and went to
Mr.. Bishops. She is yet unable. to
return home Mrs Curtis returned
home Saturday j. r. Cearnal
and family visited relatives in as
per Sunday - Lonule Strecker
spent Sunday with Arthur Streck-
er Mrs. Will Carter, Mr.. Carriers
Of Dewey, and Mrs. Carter Of New
Mexico, took dinner at \. \. Fos-
ter's Tuesday.-Jessie Johnston
spent Sunday with Clara Hubbard.
&C. V. Ballard and wife and sons
and Mrs. r. X Fairfield and
daughter Vivian Of Columbus,
! Kans., were guests Of John School
er and family Sunday. - Alex.
Keith and wife visited DR. Lear
of Jasper, Sunday C. A. Covert
and wife Of Jasper, spent Monday
at the Covert farm .--Edyth Mer
rell Of Jasper, spent a few days
last week with Mrs. +. /. Earl
Carrie and Fanny Storbeck visited
Terry Gardner and family Sunday.
Mrs. Scott of Joplin, is visiting
, Mr.. Smith and lamily.-Rev. De
Witt Sankey Of Oklahoma, will
preach at Zion next Monday even
ing, June 80. Everybody invited
Melvin Ridgley and wife Of
Barton county, F. | Earl and wife,
. Eli Scott and family of Jasper, and
, Chauncey and George Earl were
entertained Sunday by H. o Earl
and family.-Quite a number Of
Our young people attended the all
day meeting at the Baptist church
p at Jasper Sunday. Mrs John
; Ssh 1oler and Mrs Ralph Fairfield
, and daughters called on Mrs Isaac
, Thompson Monday afternoon
Mrs. Thompson has been quite ill.,
Miss Clara Hubbard is teacher Of
Rising Sun for the coming term --
Homer Wampler and family visit
ed relatives in Jasper Sunday. 49,
Mrs, Virgil Glaze and children of
Lamar, are visiting Isaac Thomp-
son and family this week. Mrs
Dye Sunderland and daughter Wis
tied Mrs. S. Follmer Monday
Arthur Radford and family enter
tanned Sunday, Mrs, Peterson and
Allen and Ethel Peterson of Jas.
per and VIII Peterson and family.
The Jasper news., 1913-06-26
SHERIDAN.
Miss EDNA DAVIS.

Geo, Hay and daughter Miss
Pearl spent Sunday afternoon at
Mr. Templiu's.-Arthur Radford
lost a colt last week Miss Fern
Patrick spent Sunday with Miss
Agnes Gresham, Mrs Grace Pat
tcrson and son Paul Of Illinois are
spending a few days with Geo.
Hay Mrs. Cowherd and Carol
Welch spent Saturday with Mrs.
Abbie Grow Ray Karls spent
Sunday with Ralph Sterling Miss
Elsie Gresham spent Sunday with
Creoll Patrick. Boyd Patrick,
who has been visiting Mr.. Sterling
and family, returned to his home
at Duenweg Sunday,--Mrs. Cur
The Jasper news., 1913-06-26

Men are at work on the new bridge
west Of Mr.. Gulick 5. Most of the
wheat stacking is finished and a
number Of thrashing machines are
at work in nearby neighborhoods.
MIR. Rosebaugh stacked wheat
for the Mosier boys last week -
Most every one in these parts is
going to Carthage for a pleasant
time the fourth What is the
matter with our home town cele
brationi
The Jasper news., 1913-06-26

ton Of Carthage kept house for
Harry Bender last week Roy
Harris and family visited Fred
Gather and wife Sunday. - Carl
Marcum and family spent Sunday
at Mr. Smiths - Jennie Lukens Of
Carthage is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Homer Wampler.
The Jasper news., 1913-06-26

Subscriptions taken at this office
for the Kansas City Journal and
the Star and Times. If.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-12
NEEDS HIGHER RATES
imperative for q. G NJ. Says S, N.
Felson, Eliott's Expert.

boston, Dec. l0.-Thc absolute
necessity OF an increase IN rates for
tho Boston and Maine Railroad was
urged in report submitted to tho
Public Service Commission today by
S. NJ. FELTON,, president Of the Che
ago & Great Western Railway. who
has been examining, az n railroad OK
pert. Boston & Maine affairs at the
request Of Presldent Elliott OF the
New York, New Haven Hartford
system.
THE situation is scrious.' said
Mr. Felton's report. THE rate in
,rcases are necessary and should be
secured a. Inc earliest possible date.
+ the rosui, does no; rc-establish the
ompahy or make possible tho refund
NJ cf the short term notes which
re due In February and June, and
lhe proouremcn. OF additional funds
necessary to get the recommenda-
lions IN this report The prospects
are. 10 say ter least. dlscolraglng in
deed"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-12

could not sleep nights and would cry and
say they burned and itched all the time.
E" tried --- but Il did not relieve him
and so-1e ------- iut ( seemed to make him
worac then used Cuticura Soap and
Ointment and tic first night used thea he
seemed 70 be so relieved he slept a llttlo.
f.st washed the affected parts With Cutlcura
Soap and then applied Cuticura Ointment
twice daily AZ the end of tho fist weel. he
was much better and at the end OF the second
week he was completely cured. Every mark
va, zone" Signed Mrs. ". u. Potter.
NOV. l.. 1912.
Tor treating poor complexions. red, rough
hands. and dry, thin and falling hair. Cuti-
cura Soap and Cuticura Ointment have been
the worlds favorites for more than gen.
ecatlon. A single set is often sufficient. Sold
everywhere. Liberal sample OF each mailed
free. with 32-p. Skin Book. Address post
card "Cuticura, Dept T. Boston"
k3-Alen who shave and shampoo with Cu-
ticura Soap will find 1t best for skin and scalp
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-12
CAPTURE MANITOBA BANDIT
Police Surround House and Seize
Bank Robber Without BIoodshed

Winnipeg. Man. Dec. l0.-On the
information supplied by woman the
Winnipeg police captured today John
krafchenko. tho desperate who rob
bed he Bank OF Montreal AT Plum
Couloe, near here, on Wednesday
and killed Manager Arnold.
The police took no chances. TWEEN
ty heavily armed constables surround
ed the roomy house where the bandit
was discovered while Chief Elliott
and Deputy Chief Newton went up
stairs 10 a suite OF room Krafchenko
had rented on Monday representing
himself as a college teacher.
They raped on the door and the
bandit, who was lying in he'd, jumped
up to answer. Opening the door he
was confronted with three reviewers
Seeing resistance was useless he ex.
claimed, IT'S all up, guess. IN
come qquieIly."
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-12
Card Of rhanko

For fayors and kindness during
the illness and burial of our beloved
daughter and sister, Ella Knapp, we
extend sinceres, thanks.
Mr. and MIS-. +. L. Knapp,
Mrs ". a. Wall.
Mrs. EdW. Iafame,
Mrs Robert Siratton.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-12

Coles Little Wonder Workers,
ne liver pin that contains the new
ahartlc Phenolphthalaln and the old
;athartlc Phenoipb> hale!n and the old
he most effective little liver pill you
'ver had. Prompt, safe and sure re
ter In any case or disordered stom.
,ch. constipation bllliousness, and
liver troubles. Fourty little sugar
coated pellets for Csc Sold Only by
Harold ". Cole. Pharmacist.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-12

1t IS said that hair ribbons for men
Is the coming vogue, but how can
that apply, as so many Of the sex are
hoEelessly bald?-Rutland News.
We presume the ribbons will be
used to cover the bald acreage bu,
have not yet received our style book.
We have decided not to use feathers
even if they do come into fashion for
the reason that killing wild birds is
too cruel and using geese feathers Is
too suggestive.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-12

The Swanton Courier has issued
an attractive Booster edition of 80
pages booming the town and village
of Swanton. II Is splendid paper
in aid of a good cause. Swanton Is
well located town thai has no,
gone ahead as fast as It ought with
all Of its natural and acquired ad
yantages. Here's hoping that the
Courier and other good citizens arc
pulling together for the constant ad
vance Of the town and community.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-12

BY the way how are those Sunday
laws being enforced in Bennington,
where quite a commotion was recent.
ly stirred up over the matter -
Montpelier Argus.
Sh! Don't stir it up again. Both
sides claim 70 have won and both
blame The Banner. firstly because ii
said anything about the case, second
ly because ii didn't say enough
thirdly because 1t said TOO much
fourthly because the newspapers are
TO blame anyway.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-12
A XMAS PRESENT FOR THE soys

Ii you buy boys or mems suit, or
oycrcoat at Chas. G.. Coles between
: lturday, Dec. 18Th. and Thursday,
Dee. 20, your boy Will be presented
with . Bennington County Savings
Bank Book in which Is n deposit OF
81. Free Of suit make9 no dlfler-
enoe. makes nc difference whether
/, be cheap suit CT dear one
HIS Is & plan that has been carefully
Though out and hose who start
ther boys .on Fortune Builders
Fund AZ this tlmo will receive from
Us a, some future period benefits
a substantial sort Gct me hoy
started right. hats the idea.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-12
NOTICE

The annual meeting OF tho Stock
holders OF tho bennington Comfy
National Bank OF Bennington. Yer.
mont, will be held in their banking
rooms On Tuesday the sixth day of
January. 1914. at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
for the purpose of electing Board
OF Directors for the ensuing year and
to consider, such other business as
may come before H..
". Harry Sharpe. Cashier
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-12
es.rae, from a sreeeh betore

the I. ). Senate: There It. not 20
certain business obligation In the
civilized world A. the modern life ia.
sarcncc policy" he convinced OF
,hi' by examining he qualifications
OF his conpany. Naiiousl Lie lns.
CO.. CT ". lMuiuall Earle $ Hin
slos. General Aron.. Mead Huiiding.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-12
COAL as A GIFT

In making ont yonr ChristnaC list
consider a ton 81 coal FOR some rela-
tive or friend less fortunate than
yourself. Such a gif, Will add to
Your praise for long limo % come
and Will not cost any more than
many things you could choose OF far
less value. While thinking about 1t,
order Il today from the Henry VI
Tuttle Co.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-12

Tho p!mpies looked like
small insect bitcs and Gimos5
covered his body They
cana to a head frora which
water would run. They
ltchcd and blgned so badly
that ms son scratched them
AID mcao gorel. His cloth.
icg irritated the eczoma and
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-12
The best ascot

tho average man has. or will have.
he is. Think his statement through,
capitalize what yen can earn Ii you
1--we, then insure yoar capital. Nat.
lCua Life lns. Co, OF VI tMutual)
Earle 5. Kinsley. General Agent
Mead nulldine, Rutland, Vt ADV.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-12
ECZEMA ALMOST
COVERED BODY
Commenced with Little Pimples,
ltched and Burned So Scratched
and Made Sores. Cross and Fret
ful. Could Not Sleep. Cuticura
Soap and Ointment Cured,

Eartvell St., southbrldge, Mas.
"Our sol commenced with LITTLE pimples all
over bis body. They said il was eczema
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-12

BENNINGTON. VT, DEC. 70, 1913.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-12
THE EVENING BANNER

Entered at the Postoff1ce, Benning
ton, VT. Dec. IL, 1908, a.
second class mail matter
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-12

FRANK e. HOWE. Editor and Pub.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-15
TIL SALGSi

~z4xssr Fersk. frossen Lake
x Superior Slid, som
daglig taRes ind fra wore 9 n earn, OF
y forsikrer Dem en- Specialized ! Frisk:
l2c; Pd; Pickerel &c. Nysailtet Lake Su.
perior Slid 1926 pr. 100 Pd. Kagge; I
30 Pd. Tubs s1.s6. Hurtig Forsendelse.
Referensei First Natl Bank. Send efter
Prisiiste. ELLINGS0N q HANSON,
Duluth, MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-15

leiolmer, men bet fnnoe life laoe
Ifie eere. Seq oniIoe iaa Sfareil
til 0~unoreoe on life oper. Sem
lStuoenter taIte til 9ernene, De ban.
oe eIpoet os nieo geieg / Sule.
ferien. Ssnoag og RptaarsOae bnp.
be ni Wgoe belle 8ogen % fPnes
Spisning | 9irtens arnpt. Boitor
Senien prpoifeoe til Ssimesie og
ct Bor Stuoenter ON gftermiooa-
gen. So. eiO belle 9eroen foritoo
SllIealroen oe SuIefreoen / ct fot-
'tigt Spnoerbierte; men Der er pei
mango al bort @eniabeosioIt, Der
fan ii9es ON. iom Sobanues iagoe
BIN 9ag. San itaar iblanot eoer.
Den 3 life fenOe. Sob. 1, 26.
2eroaa Den iieroe Sanlior boIot
Renigbeoen fit garsmsoe. 8aitor
Senien prpOifeoe ON 6orniooosen
ooer 0iattb. 8. IA: IS ere geroens
ems. % lnqoe iprlia 8Gat paa,
al iflIloe vi uGre ell 9eliignelie /
Reniabeoen % uoenfor. ioo ifuI
De 81 lnie ionoon. at ni iom Spiet
bleu iortrret Oeroeo. % iormaneoe
aloorlia til at paste poa, Der life
Tom en- Ino / 9uiet. 81 1890 lam.
Ieoes 81 igen % oreiteoe Meuigbe.
oens AnliggenOer oet iaa no, iom
Sturelien bnuoe foritanet at boloe
aoot Sns meo W1eniebeoeus aos.
ie. Der par et Sperifuo tart ne0 5000.
iao III behspeoe life at nPlge no.
gen 2fouom. Gen aamIe Stprelie
bIen noIat igen ioa ngr iom Sper
4eterienL : hans Steo nalgtes $.
u. 0anien til airferaoosmeoIeDt.
Com 8elegai til aorsmsoet Odls-
ties Renigbeoens 5ormano y. s..
9eterien oa iii areosmsoet nalgtes
8eterien % Ssren Semen.
}si blen eniqe ON. at Dor BrPIt lit
Tor fife en- 9sn FOR oct ltore Ar-
beioe. Der er Iogt ben III BAN IN.
DEN % iioeu Tor Meniabeoen. San
bleo ioa tiIIagt 5000 mere. Get bIeu
pualaqt Sturelien at febe ct mt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-15
Muffin, Qebr.

g5ulen bar bra9t oeIiignet Suo,
MI gl9oes eamle % unge". Oct
erfarer man Sanobeoen al, %
life minoit Oenne Sui. Serren gap
ct oeiIigt geir, ion oi tumoe lam.
les imaa oa itore / SUBS Sus.
SuIeoog boooe oi StriftemaoI %
a~Itergang. bpor en- Slot nso Den
beIIige Roopere. Seq ipntes ior
min Gel. oct bar iaa ~beitioeIigt
paa oenne tore Ssitiosoag at maot
te tomme Seius ioa n9r; oct min
oeoe mig ON Snroerne. oo De i'm
oeoe iig peo Seiu aomme SuIeai
ten. Auoen SuIeoas bapoe ri in.
gen @uostieneite. oa Raftor Sen.
len ifllIoe til 8ebiter 60. og be.
tiene Den lille Reniabeo Der.
1reoie Siileooo iamIeoes ri igen,
Born o. pofsne. ON Ct mutt pun
tet SuIetrP. Sea prsoeoe pan al
tpae 9gruene, 6a DC oonieoe ON
,SulctrRet ipngenoe De belize SIi-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-15

.0rgeI til airten; bet aomle uar
life tilfreosltinenoe Iangere. Sdo
til Slut toIte RnItor Senien ct
Winoeoro ON De fire nofsne. Der
aarets Sob er oeoe ira Dor RiOte.
San n9nneoe fsrit De to gomle,
&. Z. Deoen 90 Sens Soutpeo. De
tog ~trofnit Del I arbeioet, iaa
Ipnee De tunoe, oe De to unge, Der
bar ennet bort, aIfreo geterien
o9 SuIie 9arien, Dem boboe pi iot
5orbaobnineer til. Mten bet ifsnne
par. at oi funOe miuoes Dem allie
meo @Iaoe, og Gof.
Mrs. ". 6. Gbriitenien ligger
ing for Sioen. Senoes Sen GnrI
9briitenien ira %. 9ofoto er biem-
me at beisec fin Mo6er poa Spee.
Ieiet. Seq iauner Tirsooas Stunt
meret; bpao esr / andre al oDou-
iferen@s 9Piere2
@oot 9eptonr Ill s0oniteren" 5
2lrbeioere og oeus 29iere.
aorr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-15
@nostieneiter.

gIoir: SenoogsifoIe SCI. 9,t5
5mo., @nostieneite 6ormiooog SCI
1890 oa aften 81. 7.30.
5eaes llngoomsmsoe for De I'M.
ge paa SfoIen og / Menigbeoen ST.
go 6itermiOoag i SfoIens ao-
pei.
abinoeforeninesmeoe hos Wirs.
u. 9obertien Onsooo / n9ite tge
eftermiooog al go.
acnnaro: Ssnooesitole meo aou-
misunderstanding bper 5snoaa 5m.
ST. 10. 0onif @uostieneite 1. og
3. Senoog / boer 0laaneo. ling.
oomsmsoe paa @ngeIif 2. os 4.
Ssnoag / bper Noaneo.
Grum: @uostieneite I. % 3.
Ssnoag / bOer Maanes. aI. 1870
5ormiooag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-15

og Wr. 9arien ntrof" til at foa
ben beoite. Den boggelise aften ilut.
teoes meo en- An0ngt, Ieoet al Bait.
q. Sd. anoerien. Man ifiItes meo
en- 5eleIie al, at BET bar Ipffeoes
at elqoe neutrality-suspicious., Der
fpIote De 81, oe bans 9egtemage,
ia fIere meo.
Seq bar til Solg booOe itsrre
og minore 5orme / 9prbeoen al
Blair. 9igeleoes imoo SOrOitpfter
Iige uoen iOr gpgrenien. Som og
i. 3. ). Suller.
See Eplin & Sans for Fur
nitr7re, Rugs, Pianos. Undertak-
ing a speciality.
5 Ssnoogs par oct Mrs.
Gangs 5soielsoae, o9 troos Den
iterfe auloe iaoneoes Der life @9.
tier / benoes 9iem. On lille Slot
genner bar lamIet Der efter Sno.
6poelie. og ben pao @ftermiooagen
bleo StiIlingen erobret at en- itor
Store Of Nenigbeoens 8oinoer; Der
meobragte 9aife og Sage iom Ter
pereoes til f9lles geoite. 8eo fam.
me 2~eiligbeo operrnftes Wirs. Gang
oeo Bait. &isler en- @abe ira Yie6.
al abinoeforeningen, bpis
5ormano bun er.
5be Blair Sboe Store bar Iiee
inaet mo giteroors og ginters 5or.
ai fsrite aInsies 5Ootsi.
aom Os ie.
Zen 3. San. feireoe groi
q. 3. Gang fin 5eoieIsoag og bIeo
ben a%nIeonine beboeelig ooerra.
ifet oe0 ON aftenen at iao geisg
II t~eologiife Shioenter pe0 StoIen.
plan til6ragte Ell bpaaelis Aiten
'aumen. Stuoenterne efterloo en-
1asienoe Grinorina til 9roi. Gang
4nleoniuaen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-15
enno peb Broripn o. Siomep,
Wontann.

3lere gooe Sections 2aa5 Is |
aIt) / bet 6anife Excitement peo
grorion, os NOR Sionep, Wontona,
for Sals til rimelise Briier oe poa
lille gigtaor. geIisseroe fra 8 til
10 Did fro gonen. San fSbes | ct
8ele eaer | belle ener bolpe Set.
tions.
Cor n0rmere OpIpsning ffrip
poo GngeIif eiler Donff til Formers
Stdte 8onf. Sibnep, Nontdno.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-15
0anr Yatnren faloer.

llnoer o~penitaoenoe 5iteI er Ell
alitoriieret Ooeriattelie PEG Rne.
art. ailoug Wfittelien. al Soct
9onoons mGrfeliee gog The Sal
OF the @iIo~, meo 6ororo al So.
bonnes q. Senien. npIia nofommen
/ 8anmart. NJ mnnge gnnitige
RresielotaIeIier ifal TIM npones
islqen6e ira r9erlinaife Iioenoe"
.8et er en- uoIminoelig iutereS'
liant oe ipneilenoe 9og. aIoeIes
npperligt ifilorer 6orfatteren, boor'
leoes 8iIoopret after refer 9opeoet
hos Den peo oct lanae Somlip meo
cioiliiereoe Meuueifer iorfine6 og
Acknowledgements Suno. On al De
imnffeite Gpiiooer i 5%ort9lingen
er S%fiIoringen al llloebnnOens
Somlio meo aoIoniiten. bnem Den
bier ben melt uifremteoe % opoi'
renoe aqrligbeo. S%neriptteren for.
tjener 5of for at baoe inolemmet
6enne goa / Dor 2%itteratlir."
goeen foreIieeer / befuent 5or'
mat, net uoipret meo 1iteIbiI-
Ieoe oe gieneter, / reot, bsieIi9i
SeIibirtinasbino nneo blinotrutt 81
filtration pao 5oriioen % SiteI
Cub paa Rpggen.
On minore 5%oripning bnoes al
Iereoe. Briien err fun SOC.
9anii6 Snf6cran Rubl. Souie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-15
Dante Yegsr er iffe opre
6 gbaer / Sbirtinasbino q 30 Sta


Iearet etInr: 6reosfuriten so
.5r.t5 Reuter: 6oriGninger 30
4. 9 .. g.: Saral0s 6uItru 80
6briitenien: Nobert 80
oarofo SEN en-: StormGno 30
Smooitpffer so
Ere for 1925 portofrit.
Tile iefs FOR $500 plus 5orien0elie.
II Ssser a 65e. smnft inOb.
Himbert: Ans9ors 9epnet So
4uguitins 9efeHoelier So
gunpon. 6n Bilgrims 9nuoring So
aen1pis: ariih efterisIgelie 60
8o0et: gibelite Stuoier /. So
ii. So
4nme eucas: Cps Nerfet So
Ggaleiton: 3 aompens BUILDER .65
Oipniter: Rorios Sulesooe So
8oIter Scott: 9egens latter .65
alcott: en gnmmeloo8s gige IS
Sorolo 5an0rip: airten i Serb
f9r. 10
IRE FOR $3.50 plus BortO zoe.
ME tolp for $500 plus 5~orienoelie.
) so6e gsssr a so Gts. vile iHbb.
@ebb: 9aoomH 80
ganip: eiter Rieo 80
aingslep: Titus. en- aorietsJ9le 80
0ictens: Oliper 1miit 80
Snaemann: 9onos6pbsrnene 30
10 for $1.50 portOfrit. Vile fem
ior $500 plus 5orenoelie.
5frip eiter gratis 5ortegnelfe ooer
Sulebsger og Sulefort.
Eon. 2utb. gubI. Soul e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-15
yOdnlteren"
onsOag Den Is. Sanuar 1918.
Blair, 9ebr.

5 Mites botot Dor 0aenigbeo Der
it 4nrsmsoe. Der paIgtes Gm-
beosmpno. og DE fIeite af goIgene
bar @enboIg. 5or ebrist tom pi
life ret Ionet / 6orbanOlingerne,
ia Ng0et madtte b9nes for at
iortfqttes nqite Sirsoog afteu. Oct
sr ierlig Oroningen Of @qlosof.
Detailing og Meni9beOens lsbeuoe
nogifter, Der tager Iio.
Gienoomme til Solg / ale
Gele at 8pen. gao9le fan tsbes poa
A~fbetaIins. unoIoO fife at forbsre
Gen nerrnere, mar De oil fsbe ct
olem. .. J. SdlIer.
Oct nDe Var bar oeret rigt
poo Geoielsoage Der | Dor DIN.
sonestreos. gi omtolte cen / iioite
nge. 9enne Gang faar bi omtaIe
Here.
5 2srooss (oen II. SAM bar
bet Dor Sanitor .. Sariens SGD
ieISoog. Dor 5orretningsf6rer $.
gfoo 0ielien bonoe inobuot til
aftens hos Dem. Soa efter at vi.
lensmaoltioet bar in0taget Der.
banfeoes Der pda 8sren, iom Itrafs
aabneoes. og ino traoote belle
eoriens 6omiIie". bet oil iige ale
/ gan. 9utb. gubI. Souie enpIope-
reoe meo oeres 5omilier, for at
lnfsnife Gsoielsoags6ornet. Ger
oar forfattet en- Sang / anIeonin-
gen til MeIooien Song ariition",
% til Ruiif bIeo oenne Song inn.
get al @Giterne. Chen bleu Der
muiiceret og iunget en- bel Del. Ser
bar nemIig boaoe gioliniit og Bio
nit og SGngere til Steoe. Der fer
0ereoes aaffe og Sage, oa Der no.
bette oeo Srefuing ire BrPmier,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-15
alfalfa Wsjeriiarme.

Seq bar til Sole i Oct itore oon.
ffe Excitement peo SJonep, ca. 1000
acres Of irrigated" 2ono. / Urea.
Ter eiter aeberens gnife; 9anoet
egner iis uOmertet for alfalfa,
mar oeo bort npe Creamery, n9r
oeo Sernbone, Sfole oe oonff airte.
Sfrip til
Better Hnoerion,
Sionep, Wontono.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-04
CIllcaen n,r,rl nf 1rnde.

Chicago. June wheat sagsed to-
bay because offerings were unusually
rec and demand only scattered, Toe
relative weakness of cah,es tended &
heck buying. There was also pre-
lotions Of further showers IN Kansas.
Hhe opening varied from i.so lower
n i-ic higher July started "a 81
t1-Sc 20 ai l-;c. Tang ~ from ! Sc
'ff Ia a shade al 'ance ini doc inoc to
M $4,000 use. The 'as, WIS hcr-
bus with July 2.sc net tower a.
4 e-fmS9 7-So.
Corn proved resF 0nsiVe ~ modern a.
ADMISSION purchases. due Ia small
~ OF receipts ana a. X '"d cash m
|Inry, July. wh'sh "psnel unchatfei
1 Sc lower al 80 ~ 90 IS b-S' rose
90 i-sc. The mdfa"t ate rWard ie'
lted with wheat rho close was easy
ith July i-t' net lower ~ IS 3-Sc
Ilheral he17'rg sales had i h"orlsl
eet ola oatz. alter siartnE unshaaE