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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-08-21
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for people in general having funds look
ing for employment is the First Mortgage Farm
Loan, which is secured by part of the earth
itself and unaffe cted 10y Tariff legislation
strikes or lock outs.
There Is nothing speculative, spectacular, or
exciting about the First Mortgage Farm Ioan
1t is the favorite investment with the man OF
woman who do not csrre to take risks. 1t works
quietly night and day for its owner promising
nothing more or less than = good rate of inter.
est, and makes good regularly and promptly
For select First Farm Mortgage Loans
call ON or address r. j. Penhallegon, 309
High St., Mineral Point, Wisconsin.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-08-21

Mrs. Frank Uren, who resided at
Stockton, Ill.
Lizzie and Mary Long spent few
days with Mrs. George Harris.
John and Walt Van Matre had two
large barns struck by lightning. and
burned to the ground. The former was
on Wednesday night, the latter on Sun
day night.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-08-21
Five Dollars Reward.

The city of Mineral Point hereby
offers Five Dollars reward for informa-
ton leading to the arrest and convic-
ton of parties destroying city property,
This notice is made because of the
breaking of lights in the band stand in
the first ward park and injury to the
fence in the second ward or Fountain
street park. BY order of the Mayor.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-08-21


Alfred Henry Lewis Name Is
Brought into ScandaI--Men Who
Drove Machines Gave Right Names.
Matteawan, N. Y, Aug. 19.-Harry
K. Thaw is still free. Back of his
escape is the conspiracy. The story
is beginning to unfold itself, anl
while many details are lacking, per.
sistent work by the district attorney,
the police of several cities, and fifty
Burns operatives is beginning to de-
velop that at least one man whose
name has been brought into the Thaw
case unpleasantly, recently has much
to explain.
Although several lawyers have said
that Thaw cannot be brought back to
New York state, if he is found in an
other state, District Attorney Edward
A. Conger has had an indictment
against the insane fugitive and a
warrant issued.
Seven Indicted.
The indictment is a blanket indict-
ment and covers seven men, Thaw,
Barnum, the attendant who is under
arrest, Richard ]. Butler, Eugene Duff
fly, Roger Thompson. Michael O'Keefe
and Thomas Flood Of New York
The charge is conspiracy to pre-
vent justice and to interfere with the
administration of the law" 1t now ap-
pears that all the five men mentioned
in the escape registered under their
right names. The most important of
the five is Richard Butler, who boss
ed the men.
Butler is said to be on intimate
terms with Alfred Henry Lewis, a
magazine writer, a close friend of
Thaw's. He has visited him in Mat
teawan; his connection with Thaw
was fully aired in the examination in
to the charges against DR.. John Rus
sci, formerly superintendent Of the
hospital for the insane here, an ex-
animation which resulted in the in
dictment and conviction of John An
hut, a New York lawyer.
This would seem to establish a pos
sible connection between Thaw and
Butler and it is along this line that
the authorities are working.
Friend Of Thaw Drove Car.
Next in Importance to Butler in the
eyes of the authorities is Roger
Thompson, who is thought to be one
of Thaw's old friends and his social
equal. 1t is believed he was drawn
into the affair by his love of adven-
ture and desire to help his friend out
of the institution. He drove the big
six cylinder Packard around the
town, and out into the country on
Saturday while Flood drove the other
car.
The worst fact that he been de-
veloped against Barnum so 1ar is the
fact that he has posed for years as a
bachelor and he admitted he has a
wife. She is now in a maternity hos
pital in New York. She gave birth
to boy week ago.
Barnum was paid $2S a month. His
small wages, his concealed marriage,
are regarded as evidence that money
would be appreciated by him. but
nothing has so far turned up in the
shape of proof that he was in the
conspiracy.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-08-21

the William Proctor home.
Mrs. Mosher is the guest of Mrs
Charles Dunn.
Nicholas Ley had five calves die from
the heat last Friday.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-08-21

patched when it rained. All Of which
emphasizes the fact that when people
settle they should settle in the right
place.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-08-21
Season Tickets for the
Mineral Point Fair

now on sale at Iowa County bank and
will be sold at the gate closing fair
week. Price $1,00 for season ticket al
lowing You to come and go as you wish
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-08-21
Miss Nettie v. Wallis,

Graduate of the American Conservatory
of Music, Chicago, gives piano and
organ lessons. For terms inquire at
her home in this city. Phone 80.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-08-21
New Safety Boxes.

Two new nests of safety deposit boxes
have Just been installed at the Iowa
County Bank. for the use of customers
desiring to rent them.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-08-21
New RaIing Outfit.

After Auguet % l will be prepared tc
bale hay and straw. JAMES LYNCH,
Telephone 1000.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-08-21

Want advs. will be found on page ;
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-08-21
THAW'S AIDS
ARE INDICTED
Threads to MatteaWan Plot Are
Being UnTaveIed.
WARRANT OUT FOR FUGITIVE

District Attorney Expects to Extradite
Millionaire Lunatic as Conspirator
ALFRED Henry Lewis Name is
Brought into ScandaI--Men Who
Drove Machines Gave Right Names.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-16

Tent6um in grier Ginsun9 unb bai.lbf
sinsn fsiten @tiiBpuntt. 9us mittelaltsrs
Iide 6riftli6e 5rier bat uns sbenfo ME
has rDmiI9e beibniide bebeutenoe gaus
tperte binterIafsn. 8eiouOsrs bic &irs
bor. Gum She'll iinb fe aus romii6en
8duten Encouragement, 10 Der Dom nrlo
bic 8aflita. Der rDmtide 8uu, aus BEN
ber Dom entItanb, itummt pdbrideinlid
aus btr 3eit 8dlentinians I. (364-376).
Ct bate cine qudbrutiIde 5orm unb fiiQte
bic gauge 8reite bes iesisen @ebduoes
aus. Don ben bier mddtigen @ranitiGus
len, bic iein Snnsres trusen, liegt cine in
i6ter unsetblmtn @eituIt Dor Dem Gins
oanoe bes Soms. Der 8au tpurbe mad
BEN 3sritDrunssn, tpelds bic 5ranten nnb
nab linen bic Normunnen unri4teten. ers
ueuert, BET Der Speiten Renobirung Inn
Elm Drittel p~erldugert unb nit elmer Ipiis
berieben. SIN brei5ehnten SabrbunDert
erbteltsn bic S1iffe areuoeepDlbe. 3us
lett, i'm iiebsebntsn S%abrbunbert, purbs
nod bic treisrunbe, NIT elmer &uppel
iiberipDlbte @9abtammer aneebaut. Was
bic berI9iebenen 8uuperioben eeihaffen
baben, bis pobin Der dltere 8au reidte,
unb no cine iiinsere 3eit nit ibrer Sbd'
ti9teit einiebte, 1T fdon an benz 9auitpfi
5u %ertennen. glm r0miiden 9an tpurber
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-16

9erl WiuieIpeln eebterb De Sieg.
De Steg boa ediH ~ Gam.
SIN BEN IiebliGen S6alteHel Der Woisl
fdnben bic R0mer cine Stsne, TOO tie IN
i9rer iioliaen Ssimdtb gu tueilen glaubs
ten, no tie an bic ionnigen @efilbe Stas
liens %erinnsrt purben unb f4 i'm oltsn
5risr, beFen Sbiirme balb i'm Bible Der
anmutbisen GunDinaft dnftauGsn. Elm
sipeitss Rom fhufen.
Cine Snidriit, bic am Rctben 5anfe,
benz frl5srsn @erIummlungsbduie Der
Rdtbsberrn, bas fi9 am 6auptmarttfb pn
arier erbsbt, anasbraat i'll fdst:
"Ante Roman Treveris stetit annis
MCCC-"
Dor Rom ftanb Srisr 1900 Sabre
Gs III uur bic mittelaItsrli6e Gage bon
Der Grinbung Srisrs bur4 2rebcta. ben
gobn bes dFpriidsn 20Higs Winus, bic
bieler Sni4riit gu Grunbe lisst. neber
has pirtliae utter Ret Gtubt peib man
nidts. @i9er III MIR. bdb iia an ibrsr
Gteoe I6on cine gr5bere tsltiide Niebers
IdTuna, ber Souptn-t Der saaiiaen Sres
perer, bsfdnb, ais Gdfar I'm Sabre Sc
b. ebr. aud bieisn @oltsitamm nntsrs
mart.
als bic gsrmansn i'm britten Sabr6uns
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-16

mer auf eintm MoIsIbampfer bon
8rnrbnn fommsnO, tir3 unterbdlb Der
oIten Mofelbriide nit ibren Speitduistes
iGbrieen pfsilsrn ben @ooen Srisrs be-
iriit. Der mag ipobl leiR 9dupt entbloben,
ben1 fein CUB ittAt auf Der Gltsitsn
Rutturfidtie bes 0aterlanoes. 9ier hattsn
bic aslten bsreits ben @orort zines mddtis
gen gemeinpeisns, dls Gdiar FesrsiA III
bitfe Genenben burbrang. Srier iDtrbe
bolb eine rSmiIas Stabt. gu ben Rus
fslsn Der Golbdten eeisnteH fi9 @ilen
uub Garien rSmiidsr priputlsute. Sri.r
suurbe bic Sauptfabt bes saH3sn norbs
II6en goniens, elmer Der Didtisften
Qnnlis bes ganSsn romiihen 8tiibss
nErbli1 Der Mlpsu; unb bic lebenstlugen
R6mer pflan5ten in jsnsr Gesenb bic
ffiisn meinreben an, ibnen peroanten mir
ben t6ftliden MoisIpein.
% nddsb iuontl GeIn On mar1em Gam,
On 8ippar renb cube gBelH,
400 f6einb be WilieIlpeia 1m gung
al wiiuiieliueln ba fidrfo ben Grpbs,
~ gaaebreid on aeI0no,
pa 6ranpo borG .9aIgereien nDbo
3e mserfdeH on be 1bno.
&c M7ufelipeln miAo od geiono,
Mie Snnnis iaafD En- 6or9 be wlonb,
Epie MolbeIn6la on ROB,
81 maitfeIpetn fptI lefueu bie6l
clio fufen'o, ipaob Id fam;
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-16
Trier, Die alte R0merstaot.

den Der Stabt ragen oIs aunfpsrte 6srs
rotber Sanbftein unb 3ieeel, am poppoz
niI4sn bugssen &aItftein unb 3iegel psrs
tpanbt. On prd9t itebt 5ipar Der Srierer
Dom binter ben arberen sroben rbetnl'
I6en 9pmen suriid. Qber ba8 bohe Qls
ter siebt Inn cine beIonbere Weibe.
Dom Dom lsrten mir unfere Saritte
al Der unmitel6ar an i1n ItoBenben 2iebs
frauentirGe. Man ipirb ppbl felten
sinen Ban finben, in benz cine iOl6e 9ars
monte, Elm fol6es GbenmaB Der Scrmen
krrIht, tpie in bieisr 9rierer 2iebfrauers
tirde, BITE fir bas IaDnfte 8aupert Der
Gribaotit gilt. Don ben iibrisen air4en
Sriers finb nod bic 8dilita. bon Der mir
fdon iagten, bab ie slei4 Dem Dom aus
rDmii9er 3eit itdmmt, permutblid aus
Der .3eit gonitantins bes Groben (306
big 80, ipipis bi, ct. pdulinsfir4e unO
bic ct. Mittbiastir9e gu ertpdhnsn.
Dem @eltfinb III Srier INN feiner
ppraiiali4en Weine pilen lieb unb pert9
oenoroen, aber mas Elm edit mbrieriI4
Sspna4 1T, Der siebt ii4 aud, tpenn's
namIi6 ni9t gum 8ldsden ylinielpein"
lanai, nit einem Sdpppen agiea" qua
fris6en. r@iea" 1T Der Ipfelpein, Der
an Site ipenig binter benz beriibmteu
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-16

bert pfiinbernb bas MoTelt6ol burdsogen,
bebrobten is aud 3ritr. ga es fdien.
alb ipsnn idon bamuIs bic R0merberrs
i4dft am Rbein ibrem anIturm pOaig erz
lisgsn miBte. I'm bas lintsrbeiniide
aunb osgen bic ansriife Der 9ermanen
better gu i6lben, ipurbsn 8ursen eebdut
unb bic StG6te itdrter bsfeftigt. aud
9ri.r tr6ielt cine rleue 8eFeitigung urtb
bic Gtabt purbe bebeutenb %ertpsitert. sic
bebnte fi4 iebt bon Der portu aigra. benz
mG9tisen Sbprbau, Der i9on aus elmer
friber.n s3eif Itdmmts, Big 5ur iebigen
@orftabt ct. Mattbias aus. Die fete
Bride, bic nod beute auf r0mifhsn pfeis
Tern rubt, lag bdmals eenau geseniiber
Der Mttte Der Staot.
9rier IN pieberbplt tdiIerli6s RefibenS
e~stpefen, gonfantin, Morimilian. @ons
ftaniins unb 8aI,ntinidn btelten bier ibr
Soflager. Grier purbe bos Rom bes
Nprbens. limb ale prn6t unb aller
Reidtbum rSmiI9sr apltur fam bier our
bonIten Gntfaltnng. 90 fam 5reiberr
bon Gagsrr nit Hsdt fdsen, baB bieIe
gegsnbsn bic ein5iseu uuf beutidem 8os
ben finb, mo bic Gsgentpart in Der Der
slei6uns p%srItert, no iOnbsr 3peifsl iene
alte qrd9t, Rultur, Qualification bic
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-16

gen, fpsnn Der gssner ibnsn bic nOthigs
3eit baSu lGbt. DDS mar i'm ruiii1s
tiirtiI9en ariege oIlerbinsS mebr nod ber
Sal ala in ben isbt 5u Gnbe sebenben
admpFtn auf Der 8alianbalbiniel. 90
erbeuteten BITE 9ulgoren benn aud II. a.
unbenubt liegsnseldHensn 0rdht in sros
bersr Menge an einigen fhipa4en. raid
eenommsntn Stelsn Der Sidataloida'
Clinic. Dor abrianppel seitultete iih bic
Gage fir ben 4nereifer ~bassgesen i%peisnt'
lid anb.rs, unb bemsniIpreAenb mar man
butgarifdsrieits auf alerlei neberraitnn'
gen bsim llebsrldrsi!en bes nit Sinbsrs
nifen u~neangbor gsmchten Woreeldnbes
asfGbt. Den @turmiolounen silten bober
gspon3erie Goloaten porous, bic nit
DrabiSansen ale ben Ghirmlauf bens
ln<lnsn Gsa9ts sel3 absutnsiita 9aitsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-16

aber oua auf bsritedt dneelegte Minen
befiirdtete man gu ftoben, unb neil bieie
burd 9eriibruns islbIthdtis our Grplo=
Ion a~elaneen, 10 tpuroen ben Stiirmen.
ben Wiebberbtn bornui eefdidt, pelhs ben
3iinomeAanismus perborgener Minenz
tammern betbdtisen mpbten. Mober man
bic pielen Saien in ber Gile be5osen bat.
melben bic 8eriGte ni4t, bod 1T man
befanntlih In Der 9eidaffuns bon @ieh
Sci ben guItanprltern felt ieber ~etnigers
maben ssibt. Gr0bsre G6pisriafeitcn
aber biirfte bies bort angepsnbete hofit
einfad ideinenbe Mittel i'm 5alle zines
arieses spiinsn tpsnieer 8iebSuht treis
bsnben Nationen perurIaden. Die Milis
tdrottahes Der GrcbmGAte wurbea bober
aaaenieien, Gutadten iiber Dieie midtioe
@awlsunAit sinSurei9en. ipe5iea bars
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-16
Die Wleniden ,uerben otter.

@oetbes betanntes uls p~araboron ans
mutbenoes Wort man itirbt nur, tpern
man min, bat i'm 2idter Der mrbernen
8iFenidaFt ben Wertb unb bic 9ebeus
tuna zines aripnls ansenommen: Der mos
berneu MiHenidaft, bic ups Iebrt, bob bic
aunIt, bas 2eben gu perldngern, nit Der
aunit, ri9tis su leben, pUIis ibentii6 lit.
Rad bieier Ridtung bat erit iinsit Der
protsHpr Tiiber BON Der gafesllniperfitdt
cine iiberaus i~nitruftipe Statiitit perDfs
fsutliat, bic aiffernmabis bic itetis fOrt-
ihreitenoe 3unabme bes 2ebensalters bes
seuet. Rad Der 9ebauptune bes amsris
faniiGen Gelebrten maht ieIbft Die 2es
bensperlGnseruns 10 rapioe 5ortl6ritte,
bab nab ieinsr gOrausiase in Z Bis 5
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-16

iiber. iupiefern bns S9ladtgepidt bes
ainbpiebs bic 9etbdtisuns Der 3iinbun'
gen beeinflubt bat. 10 baB man i'm Hut9s
fad epentuea aud leidtcre S9Ien = man
bcntt an cine Sreu8uug nit 3sbubulen
Forbidden t0nnte, mas ia idIiebli4
aud auf bic &rieestoiten Don meientlidem
ginfluB mare. Sebenfaas baben bic
frieofiihrenDen gdrteien auf Der 9alfans
boIbiniel ben peltli@en 0Dlfern mdnhers
lei anresuus au4 in militdrifder 9ins
ii9t seseben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-16

Sabrbunbsrten bic Grreiduns bss 100.
9ebensiabres bic Reael bilben tpirb, unb
bob in 10000 Sabren 2eute, bic Is benz
Ielieen MetbuIalem nit feinen $3.50 Sab
rem slei6 tbun perben. sarniAt 10 ielten
Iein biirfter.
CUR llnterFiisuas feiner 8ebauptuns
tpenlt Or. 6iiber barauf bin, bah, felt bic
@runblebren Der mobernen 8atteriologie
@emeinQut getporben, iid bds msnidli9e
|2sben i'm Durhi6nitt fir bic Wldnner
Ium 5 unb fir bic 6ruuen um 6 Salre bers
IGnaert bat. ga, bic Statiitit ldbt iibers
oies teineu 3peifel, bdb AZ prc3ent altr
SobesfGue permieben iperben t%onnten,
penn bic arantbeiten redt3eitis erfannt
uno iu6aemGb bebanbsIt piirben. unb bub
bic quite 9dlfte Der Sterbefol.s nur Der
uubilDuns uno unporlihtiatslt in Rsas
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-16

nuns gu itensn iiHb; fonit piirre nds g.
ben Der Meni9en nod tim ipeitere is
Sabre gu p%erlGnsern iein. Mie fegeasrsid
Bic Sunebmenbe grfenntniS Der bpsisui
lden 2ebensforbernngen bereits 9emirlt.
aebt sur @eniige aus Der Mahrnebm
berpor, baB bon 1881 Biz 1900 Dus Iugg
fdnittsalter cine 0erldngeTnng bti BIZ
Gngldnbern nm ia. bel ben Gngldnosy
men nm 16, bel ben Gran3ofen Inn 40, 5
ben Grana0finnen Inn IL unb BEL hs
mGnnlihen unb ipeiblidrn 9eippbntE9
prsubens gar I'm % be5ishungstpeiie "a
Sabre erfabren bat. @ergleihslpsiIe fell
mod barauf bingeipieien, bub n1b Nus
peis Der Giibsrfhen Gtaiiftit bic mifts
lere 2sbensbauer I'm is. Satrhuuotrt %,
i'm II. %, i'm Is: 80 uab TN -. Subys
hunDsrt 1871 hsttagA
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-16

5aGiehduier Iationulgefrdnte suriid
tsbt:
Ge Bies, 6at is d Iietuen Tranf.
Sen eb rner Iieiper, aIs be Mein;
@en'n erumer trent, be eebi net frars,
9e nero ODD ernrler rnonter ietn.
Se gie8, i'd ion ct nod antobI.
Sen eb iner Iietper als be Meirt,
ct 5ebIt mer 8anen be Suoer5o1L
Gie 'rueiI do bon'm eetronie Iein.
Sc Bein, be iriegt ann bel benz aopp,
Mler eb 'iuelei0 befotf oernDti1,
Mler gept bet @eIo LOB i'm @aIopp,
Ser &eiipeI i5nnt' ge1lg es bonn.
Sc edndpps od fa'H'r geftobIen gem,
Sc brenri be Sielfaai aneIt of.
"a AlaS Beer t6ulrlt fler en- be petlti:
Mer qept fu bonif1 broff, iuie d Snopf.
@eim 8ie5, DO eB ct nett eiin,
mIer trinit d ean5en Nfler aus,
9eer Iermt oni r1a9t ieiii Efett oer3u,
Ern ei9t bod nod CANA Gut OIL Qats.
Gebr adtoebH 9eininaf faaft Iiler ii9
2e mlnob BON dlerbeiteii 8le3s
Se inlerbft errern 'u fifierii6t
@en bot nett nanB, has eB d .Ble5.
Mie fdrrledt ben BET benz ShipelIelpen,
Bet SIaaih, bel anapes oIn bel 5einXl.
Wler fDbrnt pnn iDbnIt net bon oeIl Sled.
Sol tner be lieipen Bie5 off'ul Gefm.
Mein 6rab bott ieltuer get ben IraHf.
&c atbt rent oft nett Ibrem WsnIFit,
CO ppret banH NETT nler off Der baftt.
Ohm mad5t bann glipelher III flaaH.
Snn eibIte G6ipens baniI eiin.
a. padt ie need alt nTint ben Sala,
Sfn eb III iideliO onIt ~ frlp,
Gnr ED, cid leiri ct etueiifolIs.
Mehr ehhes Qienn Sc BieB bot. fonlrn,
Cid idloun len freppeIi9 onfl I1brl,
Tplet fer ont buapt be Gutenberg nllEl.
Snn plant iler lniiter 4eppeloaaMl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-16
Cdien 5nr Tront!
Gie gbicre nls Wortrnb beim Mnitnrui
iiber perIiedte G%yrengulineH.

oil arisgziunE N ptrEnbrlt4, BITES
Afie 5~priGtprrt beipdbrt f9 aud mob
htuis. Jn ben ldngsn 5rieoeusiabrtn bot
fa III gi5us uuf biz ariessausri tung
~ man@uki ssdrotsi, 10 baB initiate
is4nlids 3rf!!ats n6thig purbeu, I'M ie'
psifs Rom Nelten has Bette d~uSsumdblen.
4ex !mmer nod bepiS1t ftt btr Grunb'
iab - i einfaasr bic i'm arisge urgss
ipsnbettn Miitel iinb, befto beIsr iunts
tipuirsn iis. YstauHtlia iiub bic 1irtst
WtIttr I'M AusbOu ban TtIAadtitisub
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-16
an niab.

Sinh Sic bic 6rau bonn 9auIeg"
.Sa = bus beiBt. i'd bin Elm Giebentel
baprn."
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unferise ii6srpus." asiue Stabt 0euti4s
lambs unb tuum cine anbere Gtabt bes
abenbIanbes, auber Rom ielbit, bat Der
9ddipelt grDbere Reite bes alterthuns
aufbepabrt ala 2rier. Yortd Ri9rd,
9aiilifa, R0miider Raiierpulat, amp9i'
tbenter, a6miIde 8dber. Dom. qiebs
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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-05-09
CHANGE IN POST OFFICE HOURS.

On account Of the enactment Of
the law eight hours in ten" the
public service at this office demands
that different methods be adopted IN
regard to the opening and closing Of
the post office. The wishes Of the
Department are the greatest good to
the greatest number. Therefore, as
it is evident that greater number
will be benefited by having more
clerks on duty at an earlier hour in
the morning so as to more expedi-
ciously reach the public through the
medium of six rural carriers, and
three city carriers, than to have a
few report at this time, and retain
the rest until a later hour so as to
be able to work the night mail for
the benefit of very few, the follow
ing change will be made, effective
May Z, "wednesday 1913:
The general delivery window will
open at 7::3O a. m, and remain open
Except while working certain incom-
ing mail) until p. m. The Money
Order and Registry Department will
open at s a. m, and remain open un-
til 6. p. m. The post office will close
at p. m. No mail will be worked at
night. All outgoing mail should be in
the office not later than 6 O'Clock.
Mail will be collected on Sundays
from the mail box on the Fair Build
ing, corner of Main and Broadway, at
8 a. m.
THEO. GRIFFITH,
Postmaster.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-05-09
YOUNKIN.

The heartfelt sympathy of the en-
tire community goes out to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Younkin in their recent
sad bereavement. The death of their
little daughter, Edna Marion, which
occurred on Sunday morning, May 4,
makes a total of four children which
this grief stricken father and mother
have lost in recent YEARS, all Of
whom have died under the age Of
two years. The little girl so recent
ly removed from the home was the
only daughter in a family of six
children.
She had suffered a recent attack
of measles which was followed by a
lung trouble which could not be cured
and the angel Of death came to bring
relief after many hours of intense
suffering. Funeral services were con-
Quoted at the home by Rev. Cocker
ell of the NJ. E. church at 2::3O on
Monday afternoon.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-05-09
BACK TO THE SOIL.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Epperson, after
about a dozen years spent in town,
during which time "Epp" has served
faithfully and well as a county official,
have decided to return to their farm
west of town, % make their home.
They will build, Immediately, classy
modern home on the farm and expect
to experience the delights of rural
life to the fullest extent. Their city
residence, which is one Of the coziest
and most convenient in town, has
been sold to Jake Trester who, with
his family, will occupy it as soon as
the EppersOns are able to vacate.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-05-09
MANeLEsDoRFs or. ELLINwoon
DISCONTINUE BUSINESS.

The Manglesdorf people who have
since 1887 conducted one Of the lead,
ing mercantile institutions Of Cen.
tral Kansas, will close out their inter-
ests in EllinEood and transfer the
scene Of theif activities to other
fields.
II. D. Back, who has, In recent
years, been a member Of the firm,
will retain the grocedy department
Of the business and conduct the same
in his own interest. Will Mangles.
dorf, who has proven his ability hy
successful management Of the dry
good and clothing department in re-
cent years, will probably embark In Z
business in some larger place.
The ManglesdoTs will be sadly mis- Z.
ed by the people of ElIinwood who
have been associated with both Co
cially and in business for many years