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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-09
&anncr=S tatcn / Smcrifa.

Get CT fprlt / SC %ic1cre Nor mon
CT blcpcll pprlrrflpul pan Sc ltpre
Slnlebnil1gcr lnn1 bp0cs Sen lll1ge
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ten blolrot olle Stotcr / l1nioncu.
d itprc &ioocr, bpor for life lGn-
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m1berlu1geS Elopen, S%crl1beltcll
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!of @prfrp, n1cO inc II Sltlbels,
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Manonce ON MnelOnilacr / Monta:
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bar ri mootaget cn intere5i a11t oQ
ilI1tltrcrct Brochure ol1 nGpntt
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til cr1bpcr illtereslerct 2rier, pel
at rlol1 Dcl1ncnOer Jig lfriftligt til
bans &pntor / Corn GrcbonA(
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Nurno or fpbt ng pporoget / Sc
jltorc bo111fe Settlement nco Geool
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min0cli9bc0. st beOre &lilna, iiae'
Mr. @o,uno, fon panifelia tinoe:
nogel1 Steocr / SC Torencbc Stoter
@illi1c Gfst,trlioncr for 2anolpger
aigaor til Montoua / bper Maa
,1e6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-09
Sra @oipitalernes &crbcn.

Some blcp iorleoeu i1oloet poo
Spgebuiet / @efle, 5periec, bpor
BUN iful0c gjcnnemgaa cit Opera
tion. Sum benucnOtc Jig til 0per=
lGgen for at bgre, ON brn flnoe
blipe op%ereret famine Sag. So
Goftoren iparcoe, at man n1aotte L
So9en an nog1e Gage, los aonen
til at blipe ip9rt i%f1,ffet. 9oftoreu
ipurgtc 90, ONT Ser por 11o9et lGr:
liot, Ser lto6 poa.
rSa," iagoe aone1,, ~oet font
n1er nen1lig al, at / Morgen TOM
mer min Cater til @pen, og iot
pilbe bet paste loa lpGrt aobt to1
benoe, ont BUN funbe faa 9iget mel
fig bjen1 me6 set iarnn1e."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-09

>t"o']'tNe". >tNS Su]ulItuIlI Clt. Vuu
lcr: Maric @ul1ie1. @ieiing:
Gbrilten &a11ien. @ronslen: ST.
mon Gbriltcnicn. @rimltrllp: Miels
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G%im1cmal1u. @oricns: 9fiels @p=
r%cnien. q. Ne6cl: 6. u. Soban=
fen. Storbrf: 2oult sfopbus.
&ellep: Marie SSc,rlcn: 2rtil,g:
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lil1e Mtpl6ecb. 9cjret: Gnfe @ele=
lie Se1icl1. @rolmi1lq: SSSobomc
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Fly: Nic5s @il1tbcr. &in>c: Sens
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be: Gnfc 9tieliine 9lu1o. Sfurlw:
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orof Sin1on Stonlpc. @incrpo:
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borg: Sitter Gbriltcn Nielicn. Gibp
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&osfiloc: Mcjieprrp &11opcn. Nnlt
peo: Grogolr 21,opiN @onlcn. Sen:
Scnicn. Saltpbp: 6bp. @ooroejc'
Sens Scnien. Errltp: M1trrrme
ltcr 6. $. &%ollcbar9c. Stcac: Sa
b%eiu1uger s.. Sttcicn5 @,,ltrn. @jcr
tebiero: Nicls s. @ronot. 1bors
ll1noc: CHARLES So6ol1lcn. Siprnc
1ooro: &artit1,lier Eetcr Mnoericn
@ollinge6jer9: e. S. 2unoQrcc11
Sbcnie: Grfc emma @cinie1
1horpolo Aficlicns @l,itrlt. Tbp
@roner Miels @aSmusie Ell. Mlleis
Nttnatsmono Sens &asmuslc,1
Spenohora. @nfe @enriette @rocb
5br. 8iert: Morcu Tsuis. @elle
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IS. 2saltrups Sbn Spcrb. Same
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reiunobp: 9siels Simonien. llllteb
lu1to: MftGgtsmono 9obios Socof
len. @pingel:: 9siels Mnoerie,. Sill
lerso: Guita 2iebit. 9eter 81. Miel
fen. ellie 2pn9bp: 6bp. @ooroeie
I2ors Eeterien. Msminoersb: 81
org S%ue,toia,1. @ostiroe: Ibp. 81
itcilagter s. 6. Mnoerien. @ingiteo
Murer 6. 6. Granner. Sfomose
!, GioIa Aso1,io,,s 6,,str,, N,aAor,.h
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-09
GcQncppdnNc

Gn @ortl1cr baboc Ell ltor sGble:
bopc. Ga Set cit 0og blGlte mege1
ltGrft, lcicbc bau noglc 9rcl1ge til
at jamie Sc nebfalonc sgbler pp og
gap sem bpcr so Gre. ga Sc pa1
frroiac mes at io1le op, piite Set
Jig, at bbcr Grel1g bapce iomlet Ii
gelou mango &oier fuloe, ioln Ser
bar Grell9c, n9 / hpcr Hoie bar
Scr i9ien fire @a1gc. ioa mango
sGbler, ion Ser bar Eoier, iolt
2916.
6por mango 9rel1ae bor Scr?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-09

lat Jeg nRsten like
kunde leve. Min
Mand matte nag.
lie Gulnmi paa allie
Laager ved HUI
set. da .jeg like
kunde udholde Ly-
den naar de LUX
kedes.
"Jeg plagedes
ogsaa af Rygsmer-
ter og Svaghed i
Maven. Jeg lagde
MHrke til. at Ly-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-09
Bbnr / Danm,ark.
&jpbcmbaun,

gnfc Spbonne Eetsricn. &l1lto
Muocrlcn. slrb. Ycoer Ecoericn.
Mrb. @oufpnsl ions @ltltrl, Sioie.
Mrb. Gbri(tion Ecterlc1. Mrb. Ole
Sboriu1. SIP. @usjpnlfrlt @ilbel=
mine Sllbuuer. @anfosliltent Ml=
FREQ @roNcrlon. Ijeneitepigc Cora
Glalllen. Sneofcrlpen0 @eorg Scl1=
fen. &plltpriit @urolb &ertran1.
@lomiterbouolcr Nlfreo @ul0ager.
&pntorh,o Senicns @lltrt Morie.
Sfpleinlpcftor Carl Snu1olcu. Gn=
fc &ore1 @ern1onlen. Tbo. &l1lt
Gbriltim Nielleu. Mureripello Set
henonnls Gl1fe @!lc. Sfpmager
Hetericls Gnfe slnoreo. @onOcls=
tillfurcr Yeter Glen. Nicpli1c
MieIien. Noplni NielSion. 9on=
hclslncobjulper @eurg Monntcbe=
Slien. Morie Ycteric1. Mllifer
Ghri]tion Epuliun. ct. Solepb5
@piter SNlitinc Gollet, fuloet So
1ter v@cro0a". &uselar Mlbcrt
&ormic1. &ufhusorhciocr Hasnus=
luus @l1itrn Sluo. @liffCni lager=
jrc,b @icl tiers Gllfe Nnno. Sort
}frrer 3oors @l,ltr,, &clhel1ni1c.
Ippngrof Gbriltcn lcns @lltru yfo=
rie al Sn1eoclu1osbulene, @olb9f.
Sapcttrpffcr Mpllers !@lltr,t Ma=
ric. G%ieararh. @ultup Eetersl on.
Sper1raper 6ornbechs Gl1fc Marie.
Thn. Mrh. Ghriltian @anlcl1. 9rGr1=
heorh. Gbriltiau @unlcn 8grtler=
fpcn0 Gbriltion @ebreusoorff. Gnfc
Morie @pr9cn. RliffcniluAcr Mrol
Nbrpall. Ibp. Snipeftipnsbetient
Micls &liiortb. Tbp. &ontorb1>
Sans Eebericn. &urtsM1sboloe1
Mieljcns @uftrl1 @cr,riettc. Stu,
3etoilbonoler Carl So6nicn. Mrb
Sans &aco6lcn. T6p. Mrb. Slt
t&enoritlu,. TorLagsboabonoler ST
sssonsien. &oitor enter. &osmus:
iens Gnfc @et5p. SIP. @onoels.
o9cnt Heter San0grecn. SneOfcl
Gorl Ectcr icn. Molcrineno Gorl
lcl,s @ultru Mnlna. Gas pg Ga1o
meter Carl 2pnhplbt. Sfi6stem
rcr Micbocl S%nrger1icn. Mrh. Gbor
les Mnicn. Glettrifer Mrel &obe
Sfpn1ogcrmeltcr @onnihal Tcnllcr
berg. Gnfe rNllinc Gnmlcbnei0er
@rpsierer Mcues @ultru @l1lOa
Smeociucno @or1ic,s @nltrl, St
Iionc. acknowledgements Sc
ter @illl1mi c1. Sncofcrmelte
Sncnoicns G,1fe Morie. Ibeoter
nircftpr Sb01eir Stepbcnlcn. Gnf'
Sine Sel1ien. SIP. Stiff ears Sen
len.
ltocufor A%ipbcnbaun.
Mobp: Nnc &1ltcien. Malborg
Sine &eltcraaoro. Aarb,ts: N(n1oli;
Miclien. 19pro lltb. 9roabp
Antomil1e Se,icr. Gsbjerg: S1t
ger Mnoerlen. @jprring: Sere1
ssenicn. '@oltbjcrg: Ecocr Maoien
Monocrs: Nfcfonifcr 5ptl1s Nielier
Stipc: gnfe Glic E%eterien. 1am
meltrup: &ctenn Sacob Ntellen
Gbilteo: @lormciter Gbrtltian Syn
&C. Gbriition &ortesaaro. 9bo1
1teb: Sneo Nl1G,,s Mnoericn. &raa
Miclline A%tsrregaor0. Marbus
Gorthe Sbcl. Sostcrp: slne @o,1
iu1. &olotne: Snreo 8. Ycoerien
Mors: Gctcran Micl5 9bomlen
Gmbsl: Gbriitcn Gbrilteniea
Seeit: Iubcrs Mnocric1. 5mio
ftrup: M,1ocrs 9piio. 96im: Sin
No Ssc. &elos: @cteron Sens 81
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-09
Gn u4nb".

8eteeneIien uMno" for en- jour
noliitiit l1oepoelfe, Der er / Strih
mes 5onobeoens ftrense Sororin-
ger, ifol babe felgen6e G%prinoelfe:
On Gibenlfabsmano bleb ongrebe1
|of ct 8la6, og for at babne fig
ifrep ban ioa Ell Mrtifel, bpori ban
eap nogle bsjit merfelige Splps-
ninger ON @,1bernes @%raabigbe6.
- Mrtifclen bleo optaget / 8la6e1
og git gjennem @rropas. Abiier.
@an %fortate, at ban | ct @a1t
baboe inoeipprrat 20 @n6er, oa
for at f%onitatere oeres @raaoigbe6,
ilogte0e ban oen fsrlte Sag en- al
benz % %ierbere6e Sen for Sc andre,
efter at Ben bar baffet / Stpffer.
Sc 10 aoo paa ct 4iebIif Sen 2Ooe.
'Den naite Sag gior0e ban ligeiaa-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-09

y Scg loher. men far il,ael
6eoocr; jeg far Nrn1c, men il1ael
&Gnocr.
. Sl1ael1 l1ocn ica icIp for li1e
bpan1 leg CT. Spent CT iea?
y So flcre set far, oeS mi,10r'
pcjcr Set. @poo CT Set?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-09
Fortalt i faa Ord.

Cnas. Castledon. Cumberland, Wyo..
siger han havde den vaerste Hoste
som kan tankes. og standsede den J
faa Dage med DR.. Warmers Whit.
| Wine Of Tar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-09
LAND Oct sYDueE MORO DAKOTA

Ill Salg for $500 I'll $50. pr. Acre.
Befolkning Skandinaver og Amerika-
mere. Godt Land. Godt Wand. God Ayl.
Code Folk. Betal like Leje. Faa ct
'eget HEN. Skriv paa engelsk til:
VIM. a. O'D0nnelj, Napoleon, N. D.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-09
Ki0b en- Farm

| Mejeri- og Kartoffel- Egnen; bedste Gres.
1ano; god Jord; rieeligt Wand; tact we'd code
Markeder, Mejerier, Landpost, Brendsel;
code Veje; Skoler. Priser $3.50 og $500
pr. Acre. skriv paa engelsk til: ARCH E.
RAY, (Hoved-k ontor) Madison, Wis, og
Clear Brook, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-09
Gitrrxr narirtf.
UT, Sat.

Set mclocs, at Sen bloo 9erbp CT
pao Gejen til Mmerifa. Gfter Delt
loo0ne SGT fol1 man petite bpdo
icmbcllt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-09
Sclufpl9cli9t.

uNogen gear / Strife for Iiosfor=
rrip," tiger eli Detroit Eoitor, ~og
andre for0i ocrcs @oner forlo,gcr
at Sc ]fol."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-09

Hustruen saa svag og nerves, at
hun like kunde udholde den
mindste St9j - Hvorle-
des helbredet.

Munford, Ala.-'Jeg var gjennem
Livsforandringen saa svag og nerves.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-09
9lnmuncc.

gn @l11oebuulp er tillalgS bos
SSon1fru Eeoerien, iom CT lortplet=
tet % n1eo pasien0c ai6llgget Safe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-09
Ntistrnfcligt.

Set progressive Eorti bolot /
5irsoags Ell &onfercns i Sprillg=
fielo, ST.
Oct iocialiltilfe @Sorti buroe tGl=
Il %eboloringeu Up / iin ~2l,nl=
berparo" og ic on Scr life CT ltjoo=
let npgle uElonfer".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-09
6naobeba9er?

S vSocial<2emofroten" t1i1oes
felgcnoe forbleffenoe 6%oreiperslel
ion1 hi life fan nG9te os 6ornsjelien
al at prelentcre bore 9eiere:
y Seq bar bort, at Ell @'anS
too 20 Star faor 10 &r. om Tiger
i Mloeroomsnnoerltsttelie. Det be
mprfes, at Der er 6 ufonftrmereoe
@srn, % @uitruen fan intet tjene
ga bun er So Star. &un set uRr'
rigtigt? p @an Moeroomsunoer
ltettellen bebes ugenis? - Sbo1
flor er Sen bsiefte Mloerbomst1n
beritstteIie? s. 8.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-09
Caterer: r9Dilfet CTR bange
NET ne6 Mennefet?"
Drengen: rSSglen."

Mtstentelist. 9aura: .Men, ell
ifeoe Otto Ser ltoar 10 81. &. i Stint
gen, set er 6a life NIT Gapn!"
otto: 81. g.! lagbe gu 81. g.,
fjgre bu, oct betpoer naturligbis
often &urat."
@eninber. 2iifen: rSar bu Iaet
Marfe til, bpor meeet lapligere
Eullif er blepet i set iioite? SIR
par bum altib iaa rolig og tilbage<
trl1ffen - aabneoe neiten life lin
Muno. Sum er eanife foran6ret. !"
Mosie: $50, bun bor faaet en-
rp Mo6 9en6er."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-09
THE HoMESEEkERS GUIDE.
Montana Farmland
E -ME~s1
tilsaIQs.

10000 Acresjavnt Farmland eliggende /
detbe1pmt e Judith Basin, M ontana Vii sa1ge
iKvart-sektioner. Pris $4,000 til $4O.OOp pr.
Acre. 2OAars Afbetaling til 5 Procent Rem
ter. skriv paa engelsk til: p. G. PURDY,
Ejer. 0eyser, Montana. "A
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-09
:tl)a!

Eoa Yios 1orlag CT ltofonln1et
eli BOG n6rit5c" al cit 6ru Fres:
fprl1 1bpgclen. Get CT en- 6an6er
Srnaang @pitcri. ser er cit Ers;
be:
elsie Orb, fun fje11otc =
% bopoe piIlet ira bi1anocn fac
tiot, at Sc I'LL ltoo / oereS bGsligc.
g%roablcge Negenbeo, font ilimeo'
6allaitfroae paa Senlnalisme'1E
frpnl1eoc Mebcltong 49,"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-09

Gn 86=oorig Some % EN- 70=oa=
rig Mono me6 6 ufonfirmerebe
Bsrn - set er 90 life belt almin=
6cli9t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-09
@oaocipprasmoal.

@por n1o11ge 9rel1ae bar Scr?
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-07
The Courts

IS quite apparent that We have
fra many iudiciS misfits incompe-
e." 10 YOU 30 term them The
al Bss on 81. FAR has been as TO
whether our iudxes should be cleo
Ted Cor terms or appointed 10 serve
curing good behavior Considering
fhc state and federal courts and oh
serving fhe effects 90 both systems
All. enable ls io form some idea ~
fo fle correctness OF the two theO-
rIes The ore gives us Incompetent
politicians fime servers. n you
please Tho other gives us some iu-
'omrefea-- and many aris'ocratic.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-07
General Observations

II is not claimed that the forego-
ing is a complete or a thoroughly
matured system. but We believe IL is
correct IN principle and practicable
as a suggested outline for a judiciary
adopted for our present and future
needs The principle u.s. get al things
In a direct. common sense way Use
the simplest machinery that will ef-
fectlvely do the work. 90 one thing
az a time and complete it while you
are az q. Secure 10 the service OF
the state the best talent and agep-
cies Cut ont useless or surplus Of
licials and expenses.
This plan would give US a mini
mum Of issues 10 consume time upon
a trial II would DO away with
charges and the technical errors in
oident thereto II would give you a
statement Of issues In lieu OF a
charge before the testimony Is begun
~ would give the trial court an op-
portunlty 10 limit the testimony 20
known issues without mourning the
risk OF excluding testimony possibly
relevant 20 some collateral issue no.
In mind when ruins u would
avoid the rne-jgror question. aud
likewise hung iurios u would cer-
tainly prevent hung Ilr.es Oh penal.
ties Oh criminal cases n would
give "A rreater assurance OF compe-
Ten, Judges with q minimum OF in-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-24
ORPHEUM TAEATER.
Change Of Bill for Tonight. Friday and
SATURDAY.,

For the last half of this week, COM
mencing tonight and closing Saturday,
With usual popular priced matinee,
Boyle Brothers will be the opening
act on the program in a series of COM
edy juggling stunts that are amusing
and clever
Nellie MCGUIRE is second on the bill
impersonating different characters in
song and talk.
For the closing act the Six Aneri-
can Beauties have been secured. A
scenic, singing and instrumental novel
" that will meet approval among the
patrons Of this theater. SIX pretty
girls that can sing. dance and play will
De worth seeing. \ special two reel
feature, entitled The Accusing Hand
and one other new photoplay will be
given. ORPHEJM.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-24
WESTERN ROADS TO HANDLE
NONE BUT TO LICENSED DEAL
Frs AFTER AUG. s.
TWO OF LOCAL AGENTS
HAVE RECEIVED ORDERS
Tariff Is Issued BY Western Trunk
Line Observation-Disclosures All Roads
West Of chieaso-WiIl Throw All the
Business to the Express Companies
No Liquor BY Freight.

After Aug. railroads operating
thru this city will not handle ship
nents OF liquor consigned to dry ter
ritory. and only to dealers who are
licensed under the state mule, law.
The order has been issued by the
Western Trunk Line Association,
which includes practically all of tn.
railroads west of Chicago. Copies of
the tariff have been received by the
local agents of the NJ. & ST l. and
The Northwestern. TIE Chicago Great
time.
The order reads that association
roads Will refuse TO accept shipments
OF liquors consigned to any but deal
erS licensed under the state muic,
law.
This order, when it goes into effect.
Will prevent the private consumer
from getting his liquor by freight and
Will throw all of the business TO the
express companies They already
handle the most of the beer that is
shipped from brewsries outside the
state into this city. 1t is estimated
gate Of about four 10 FIVE cars of beer
into this city by freight each month.
BY freight q case or beer cos;s the
consumer less than il did when sa
looms We're operating, but by express
the beer costs a little more than the
former retail price at the saloons.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-24
INCREASE PARCEL WEIGHT LIMIT
Raise Limit From Eleven to Twenty
Pounds and Abolish Second Zone,

According 70 advices received from
Washington, the weight limit on parcel
post packages viii be increased from
eleven 10 twenty pounds and the sec
ond zone viii be abolished. Postmaster
General Burleson has made announce
rnent that the new ruling will become
effective on Aug. Is.
The first and second zones Will be
consolidated and the rates originally
made on first zone packages will pre-
vail II is thought that the rates on
all zones may be reduced in the flu
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-24
RAY BUCHANAN TAKES FIRST
hoNoRs IN STATE CONTEST
FOR BOYS OF COUNTY.
STATE FAIR TRIP, WITH
ALL EXPENSES, PRIZE
Second Honors to County Go to Given
johnson, Of LeGrand-Essays Were
on Subject, Farming in Iowa as an
Occupation, Compared With Other
Vacations"

Ray Buchanan, Of Liscomb Won the
first prize. and Given Johnson, OF Lee
Grand, the second. offered in a state
contest for the best essay on Farming
in Iowa as an Occupation. Compared
With Other Vacations. The prizes
We're offered for each county in th=
s.ale by The state agricultural society.
and the contest was open TO boys living
on farms between the ages OF 10 ana IL.
Young Buchanan's prize for the best
essay on The subject written in the
county is a trip 20 the state fair in
August. with all expenses paid Buchan-
an is a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Blu
chanan, living south Of Liscomb.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-24
MISS cowlE's MOTHER DEAD.
Mother OF Local School Teacher Passes
Away at Cedar Falls.

Word from Cedar Fans tells OF The
death Wednesday OF Mrs. John Cowie.
mother OF Miss Martha A. Cowle.
teacher OF the fifth grade in the Rogers
school. this city.
Mrs. Cowie died OF heart disease. fol-
lowing an illness OF eighteen months.
She was native Of Scotland and was
81 years old. Her husband and i've
children survive her. The old home
Of the Cowies was or a farm in Grumpy
county. from which Mr. and Mrs. Cowie
moved 10 Cedar Falls four years ago.
Mrs. Cowies children are Misses
Alice and Martha and George Cowie,
who reside al home: Charles Cowle.
who lives on the old home place in
Grundy county: and Mrs. Florence
Stout. who resides in Canada.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-24
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FATHER Low
Luther M. Marsh. Of Ces Moines,
Dying at Home Hospital.

Luther NJ Marsh. of Charles City
father OF Mrs. ]. H. Fellingham. for
merly OF this city. but now Of Des
Moines. IS so seriously sick al the SOL
diers' home hospital that his death is
expected al almost any time Mr..
Marsh has been in the hospital for
about three months. Some time ago
ne underwent an operation for a dis
ease OF the back, and since then has
been declining steadily. His son in
law. General Secretary J. H Telling
ham. OF the Des Moines Y. Vi. c. A.
Was with Mr.. Marsh at the hospital
this forenoon. Mrs. FeIingham IS ex-
pected this afternoon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-24
Ladies' Day at Country Club.

Sixty members of the Country CIuo
enjoyed ladies' day at the club We'd
nesday afternoon. Some faVorite
stunt was called for by each MEM
Der. and upon refusal to display any
special talent the forfeit Of the paper
caps, which were given as faVors, was
required.
relay croquet game and the IN
winding of spools of thread also add
ed TO the entertainment, the latter be-
ing won by Mrs. G. F. Thayer and
Mrs. V. 0. Louis.
Refreshments were served on the
lawn during the afternoon by the hos
tesses. Mesdames w. F. 1nnes, j. P.
Woodbury., Charles Nelson. W. T
Scott. C. NJ. Coleman. Robert Valen-
tine. S. r. Feinberg and r. r. Han
son, and Misses Cora and Hazel Nc
Leland and Florence Sellers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-24
JASPER COUNTY VETERAN DEAD
Leonard May, Of Prairie City. Dies Of
PafalXsis

Leonard May. who entered the SOL
diers' home from Prairie City, Nov. %,
1912. oied at ass this morning in the
hospital of paralysis
Mr.. May was a native % Illinois.
where he was born Dec. IS, 1888. He
enlisted at Geneseo. H.. in Company
x. one Hundred Thirty-ninth Illinois
infantry, May IS, 1864, and was dis
charged Aug. l3. 1865, al Greensboro,
y. c
Mr. May was bachelor and as far
as known had no living relatives. His
best friend is named as ]. c. johns. OF
Prairie City, who has been notified.
and who has directed that the body De
sent to Prairie City for burial.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-24
GET THEM AT PAINTERS.
Boys and children's Clothing a. Clear
ance Prices

THESE Items make this clearance one
You shouldn't miss.
BOYS long pant Norfolk suits. worth
UP 10 $3.50. sale price s7a5.
one lot OF boys fancy knee pant
suits, wortl? up TO 81. sale price sl.95
One lot OF knee pant suits. worth UP
TO $3.50. sale price s295.
Boys corduroy suits. worth up TO
$3.50. sale price 1875.
BOYS $3.50 and s1.25 wash suits. nov
So cents.
BOYS 81 wash suits, now So cents.
Bows IS cent wash suits, now So
cents.
Childrens play suits and rompers,
excellent values, sale price 35 cents.
PAINTERS CLOTHING STORE.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-24

ture, or that a fiat rate for the entire
country will be inaugurated after the
new ruling goes into effect. These
changes are now under consideration
by the postoffice officials at Wash
ington.
Rates on all packages over the elev-
en- pound limit will be in accordance
with the former schedule, an increase
for cents on each pound. The new
ruling on the weight of packages does
not effect their size and they must still
conform TO the seventy eight inch
limit