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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1913-08-28
Senator Lee S. OVerman Commended.

The lobby investigation by the
United States Senate is even now
certain to establish Lee S. Overman,
Junior Senator from North Carolina,
in position of power in that body.
1t is Overman who heads the lobby
probers. He is the backbone of the
whole investigation. He made the
fights on the floor for more time and
more money to press the inquiry to
the bottom, regardless Of how many
fathoms deep that bottom is. He
determines the course and fixes the
policy of the committee.
When the Mulhall letters came out
and it was apparent that some Sena-
tors and Representatives might be-
come seriously involved, Overman,
instead of soft-padaling his investi-
cation announced that it should so
on, regardless of whom it hit or how
many Of his Ier1eus friends it hit.
This investigation has started
tamely. Each member Of the Sen
ate was called and politely asked
what he knew of the Presidents
charges that lobby was at work in
Washington. 1t looked for a time
the committees report could be
made in week and the fact vouched
for that 70 Senator or Congressman
had been improperly Influenced by
lobbyists.
AS the probe went on, however,
however, clues began to develop. A
faint thread of suspicious work was
discovered here and trace of it
was pursued there. Then the com
mittee suddenly opened up a wilder
ness Of lobbying. The exposures
were so far reaching and startling
that the committee itself was at frs
to bewildered to do more than as
sure the country that all the facts
| should be known.
Every fresh development is fur
ther vindicating Senator Overman's
assurance that no whitewash would
| be apl he'd by his committee.
Mr.. Overman has been a Senator
for 10 years. Until last March 4th
he was a member of the minority,
but he was preparing to take his
place in the leadership of his party
in the Senate.
The Carolina's Senator's mosI i'm
portant move, after the Democrats
reorganized the Senate was to make
a demand upon that body that the
civil service of the United States be
Investigated. He made strong
)eech on the Senate floor about a
month ego, in which he showed by a
Republican testimony that the civil
service laws had been applied fer
wears to strengthen the Republican
party IN governmental machinery.
He showed that under the Reput-
lican administration every depart
ment had been crowded with Office
holders, ard produced the report of
President Taft's Economy and Eff
cheney Commission to bear him out.
Down in North Carolina the peo-
pie like to remark that years ago
Lee Overman was Senator ''Zeb"
Vance's private secretary.
AS chairman of the Senate Com
mittee on Rules, as ranking member
of the Committee on Judiciary and
as a member Of the powerful Appro-
priations and Claims Committees,
Senator Overman is in a position to
render fine service to his State and
to his NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cores
pondent Baltimore Sun.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1913-08-28
7;11 c,1re vo,1r Rheumatism

Will cure your RheumatRsm
Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramps,
Collie, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts and
Burns, Old Sores, Stings of Insects
Etc. Antiseptic Anodyne. used in
terna1ly and externally, Price 25c.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1913-08-28
ALFALFA FOR HOGS.

Kansas Experiment Proves the Great
Value O: Alfalfa and Corn as
Balanced Ration-Hog Grow
ers Note the Result OF
This Interesting Feed
ing Experiment.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1913-08-28
How the Trouble Starts.

Constipation is the cause of many
ailments and disorders that make
life miserable. Take Chamberlain S
Tablets keep your bowels regular
and you will avoid these diseases.
For sale by all dealers.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1913-08-28

For dyspepsia our national aiiment
use Burdock Blood Bitters. Recon-.
mended for strengthening digestion
purifying the blood. At all drug
stores. $1.OO a bottle.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1913-08-28
HOLDEN PLANS TO PUT
ALFALFA ON EVERY FARM
Plan to Unite All interests in Nation-W Wide Campaion
for the General Growing Of Alfalfa.

Extension Department to Aid Any Community Interested in Con-
Quoting Campaign to Encourage the Growing of Alfalfa
No More Difficult to Grow Than Clover and
Gives Double the Yield.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1913-08-28
For Weakness and Loss of Appetite

The Old Standard general strengthening tonic,
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC, drives out
Malaria and builds up the system. A true tonic
and sure Appetizer. For adults and children. SOC.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1913-08-28

It's difficult for a man to collect
himself when his wits are scattered.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1913-08-28
| Letter to
Dr.. Kiiner & Co.,
! B:nsasmton, N. Y.
9-,r. What Swamp Root W;ll Do For You.

Prove Hhat 5"zn' 1soo'
Send to Dr.. Kilmer & Company,
pinghamton. II. Y. for a sample
bo+fIp It will convince any one.
Van will also receive a booklet of
rqluahle information, telling all
saout the kidneys and bladder.
Wbsn writing, be sure and mention
The Commonwealth. Regular fifty
cant and one dollar size bottles for
Ssla At all drug stores.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1913-08-28

Many a man who is willing to be
a CRATER lacks the chance.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1913-08-28

Alfalfa Automobile Trains
Meetings
to Accompany Each Alfalfa TrainAflfa
In Each Community Wor-Fd
Alfalfa Preliminary
and Give Aid in Getting startP
Department international
Work..
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1913-08-28
=, NJ. DUBOIS
Consulting Analytical Textile and
Sanitary Chemist. Office end
Laboratory SOS n. 9th ST.,
IVr4 -rr>-Cro>r NJ n
WILMINGTON, N. G.


Analysis Of anything, particular
attention to Fertilizers, Cotton Seed
and Cotton Seed Oil Prod Its, We'll
Water. Spring and Mineral Water,
Canned Fool Products, Dairy Pro-
duets, Urine and Earth, etc.
farmers should have their Well
Water examined at Ieast once a year,
and all thai part Of their land that
gives po0r crops, ana'yzed to find
via. is missing, 50 it can be added
u their land to make it good AID
WjlIctiva
Ask for my price Of analysis, which
is not nigh, and may save you lots
Of trouble.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1913-08-28
Notice.

sDy ya.s nl. Is to notify all persons having
tata lam al or claims against the es-
Of HeIi. VI }. ii. Lewis, deceased, late
t. nrana %,,laH county, North Carolina,
for 's9sn' ns1,a them to the undersigned
7laIefss the 9Th day Of July, 1918.
~ MRS. MATTE J. LEWIS.
The Glenwood post., 1913-06-21
'NAK GIL
FLAGS IRAN
RrsbabB ssysd kg liss
k cswaee 81
hesaee d Md
PAssol9k eNlIFFl

Last rharsday evening Will th0
AsuGgists' special tPaia ever tAs Ma
laaA ~ running st . high sPssA 1sa9
Lake George o. ths eastern slsPo Q
young woman spraag to tie center -
the track and tagged the trsin - .
stop. Thea she explained that oalZ
. shsrt distance ahead . Fsiles10
bridge was on fire.
The young lady lad been riding along
the road in an auto with . rural nail
carrier when they discovered that son0
Of the timbers Of the bridge weer %
fire. Knowing that the special train
was shout due to arrive the girl ran
ahead to signal the engineer, leaving
her companion to e1tinguish the fire
by carrying water in . eollapsible
bucket used in filling the radiator o1
his machine.
The flames were soon extinguished
and after the grateful passengers had
made up . liberal cash purse for the
young lady who modestly declined to
give her name, the train with the pin
moulders pulled on, having been delay.
ed only about thirty minutes.
The Glenwood post., 1913-06-21
c1.AlooR roI
T10f BUTTER

Grand Junction, June 1.-THE first
butter ever made by . commercial con
cern in Grand Junction was churned by
the Jensen Creamery company in their
factory on Fifth street yesterday af-
ternoon at O'Clock. Only SO gallons
of cream Was churned for the first
batch and IL excellent butter was
turned out and today was cut and
wrapped in packages for local sale,
aad Immediately there was q great de
mand for the first product.
Three local bidders arc rivals for the
first outpst. They are william But
horn Of the La Court, D. B. Bailey and
Arthur p. Wadsworth. Late this after.
noon the butter was still At the cream
cry office undelivsred a,d the lucky
buyer will be one of the three Den.
toned.
The Glenwood post., 1913-06-21
nooUWnA

A quiet little wedding vss solena-
issd at 0ss.weoA Gpsinss Sunday, whes
Miss Ma WslsA became tie bride Of
JsAa q Bsssks, EstAse OassiG.. eff
eisaisG ....,
7 N xe,iek - Il 1lalA,ss usst
chasniag lssdsn Of tAs younger sseial
sst asd nsnbers her fFiesds BY tAe
score.
The groom 10 fsrenAa. Of the quarfies
At Marble aad oss Of the most trusted
employee Of the Colorado Yule eoapa-
ny. He is we'll and popularity known IN
Aspen, he having resided here for .
number Of yesrs whiIe his father was
editor Of the Aspen Deneerst.
The many friesds Of the newly wsds
will jsia With u in extending. best
wishes for . loe4 and happy voyage
on the sea Of natrinony - Mr.. sai
Mn. Brooks-Aspen Denoerat.
The Glenwood post., 1913-06-21
Du1il1ss MS tsaeus Nh
~ Enot y ovilg ~
6d eouliy Isgpusr
e)lnGIIH Is WAED

1saisviag tAaE ~ OA,s pespis -
49, ss.sty sAssA sssa . sseisty 81
49, IL sa.s sGsp sAssA b takss by
~ pssp,s fssa stAss sAaAsa s.A that
~ sssslt e Aaviag sssA sseisties -
ths 0asfisaA InlisAa, ~ 0esfish
Is~a, oasfis,l Aissssi ste, viii
hsisg en- psspls slssss ts0stAsr, ths
D.sissss Mons lsasus sf this city,
which = vssking fos The bsttssnent
= ~ whoas sssa4y, has named Rev.
Gee. ?. Klsin, Joha L, Neoaan and
0ebs ". Csx Of this city ~ . commit
To- to have charge Of forming such or
sAsi.atioas here Friday and Saturday,
iron snoag the people here for tho
festival With this esnmittee will be
rspsesentatives Of each Of the other
towns Of the county. Headquarteri
will be established in tie south room
q ths new bank building. A register
win b provided that ALL nay sign
their state book, thus: The Iowa poo
PIE will sign ono, ard the other states
viii b provided With registers. Later
n tie evening Of saturday AID st 4
tins = Be desie.aEed BY the abevs
na.sA committee tAs Pespls from The
vas;sss states viii nsst a.d eject off,
eseA
Il = believed Sy H. B.sinsa Ne. .
lsagss that tAess sseistiss can u .
esfat Asal q sd b - matter ef
lsttiag fssDss fsisoAs kn0v Il 0asfislA
essa4y ssA hss vsaAssful- sssssrsss,
Rssaasal heAsss havp . 80 vsioht
viAh tAsss ssssaviag 49, go . -
tssleis saaPaiaa via sssalt in gssd
fer every ssetssa e ~ county.
olsawssl felix's arc ssgsd 70 take
~ Nod in this natter. Bee that yDar
naae b dswr for ns0sesship in the
sseisty rsprssentiag yo.s OLD HONE
efAfE.
The Glenwood post., 1913-06-21

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Dsavss, Jans la51As ststs rsilsaaA
esoaiasiaa u fsas - faes With .. -
sssal 80 PasPlssiaG question vhieh u
IL PetitisaeA by tAs CoIsssAs Midland
railroad to solve. Recently The seieel-
Campioa eoMnissioa; company naAe .
shipment Of ear of es yeariinss from
Denver consigned 70 Rifle, Colo. The
cattle came originally from Oklahoma
Not to violate an interstate law which
requires that livestock shipments shall
not be held q the road to exceed sc
hsuFs, the rail read company unloaded
the stock at Hsrtssl, sixty-eight nilss
west Of Colorado Spring., for feed IN
water. Fifteen bales Of hay were Civ
% IT, cattle snd several barrels Of
water. WAss tAs railroad esaPaay A.
tsoPtsd - FslsaA 4 ~ shls - ~
ssly - - tAs - AsAA Il eattis !. ths
sas. bsaaass Il ~ "iaflatsA" sssh-
tiss Il IT, yssriiasa fhis nsssssiesAsa
ths usiag - . sssssA ear which the
esaaissioa esapaay new ssfssss %
pay. fhs sailsesA ssapa.y thsssfess
petittonsA ths STATE railrsoA eeaais-
sion for relief, sd waats the .ssaais-
sioa company srdersd to pay the extra
freight which was $35.
Before tie eoanissisa enters a. or
der In the ease it will hear the connis-
sion firm . aide Of the controversy and
has asked the eiegel- -Campion company
to file its statement At once. When
this is done the railroad commission
will rule on the case.
There is no feed-in transit law gov
erning in Colorado, but in the past the
feed-in-transit rules Of the interstate
conhission have been followed by live
stock shippers. This fact made it nee.
essary that the shipment Of yesrlings
be fed and wstered at Hartsel which IL
36 Aours from Denver while II takes
Al koars to reach Rife, The destination
Of the eonsiganent in controversy.
The Glenwood post., 1913-06-21
~GARKAM VIA"


Last fsssAay Drs. Stewart and
schmitz operated On Steve Zarestewski,
y Polish Jew, at the GIenwood saAi-
tariun, s.Putating the Ieft leg At the
thigh.
This is q remarkable ease of long
standing and to those who saw the
young man several months ago the
wonder is that he is alive today. Steve,
with his brothers, was employed by the
Colorado Yule company at Marble. He
WAS thrown from = ear and his left
knee badly bruised. He came down
here with the wound badly infected
and all efforts to arrest the infection
proved fruitless. Seeing that the infee-
tion was spreading Ds. Stewart advised
anputation, but the young naa secuted
The idsa sad declared that - would
never have tie leg rsneveA. His
bFotAsss tesk ths sans view Of tAs
natter ed sssay inferred tAs lsetos
that tAsy vssA rathse ~ m ais
thsa - have hin suhai4 - sapsts-
tisa.
The yssnC naa v.s rapidly growing
weaker and It seemed that he could
live bat few days unIsss snPatatioa
were resortsd 70. Ds. CscAsa was
called from 6alida In eoasultation with
Dfs. Stewart and 6chnitz AID he con
firmed their opinion, declaring that
the poison was already seriously At
fecting the heart and that to delay
would be foolish - there
wss no certainty that il the limb were
at that time the young
man . life could be saved, but he con-
firmed the opinion Of the local sur
geons that amputation was the only
hope.
The patient and his brothers just as
objected - they had done
before. That was over three months
ago and although everything possible
has been done for the boy he has been
gradually failing and he finally reached
. point where he showed q willingness
to submit to the operation which had
bssn advised months age. His brother
also consented to tie operation.
Accordingly Dr.. stsvart s.d sehnitx
last Tsesaay snpatated The diseases
leg and, contrary = tae sxpsctatioas
Of many, tAs ysasG naa stood tAs
sAssk ssnaskahay &sal asa hAs sioee
nsAs esssiass,ess i1Rssxxsssst AID V
nsw seems that - - . essa Skaass
to recover. He certainly hAs shown
remarkable vitality and has greatly
surprised all who have watched his
case from the time of the injury.
The Glenwood post., 1913-06-21
KuYKaDAIL's aRoef

J. n Ksyts.dsll ,ehaiFnsa Of ths
sAvisesy tsard = tn state highway
cso1aseoR ed alss . Aissstss e
~ 1idlasA Trail assssiee3sa aal VIC
~ week naAs . toas - i.spsslksn
Il tie NiAlaad trail fsea Dssvse 70
Glsavsod 0Pri.U BY way sf tAsAs
epeiAss, BeftAsad Pass, Hot ssapAsr
sPriass, Kss.nlias, State Bsides sad
Wesss<t, has rspsstsa = tAe Nid1aaA
TraA assseia&ioa that he fsanA the dis
tanes fFsa Dsavsr - 0lsavssd - -
3eik nihss, asA that - esvsssd IL
Abea.ss h u hs1n sal Is nisutss.
bsang the fastest dne ever naae ever
tAis tssts- Kayksadnll siss rspsstsA
tAat IL ssaA ~ h esel eeaAiessa
80 wsolA - In stin bst4sr sssAitisa
~ ~ 49, IL Aliaae as4s pasty
we1A - - ~ n36ue q
- oen1A.-1kl1Ass N0k Ssnss. -
The Glenwood post., 1913-06-21
Strawberry Day lfhites in Full Swing
.-1est IL carnival Spirit
ITS the M
BIGGEST PRO- lAM EVER GIVEN
NsAas

Prizes of u, Is and - are Offered
for first, second and third best crates
Of berries raised in Garfield county.
Berries to be displayed at c. c. AcKis-
sacks grocery, Seventh street. The
|prize winning berries become the prop
(srty of the committee, to be sold o.
|Above stated in program.
Prizes of Is, t3 and $2 are offered
by committee for maskerA The Pure
Food Co. gives 81 box Of candy to best
Hasked girl, and d box Of candy for
best masked boy under twesty one
bears of age.
Honor prizes will be awarded best
eoorated auto, saddle Aerse, singis
eiver and lodge floats.
Prizes are given on all street ports
sd guessing contests. Silver Shoe and
aothing Co. gives prise ef hat OF
hees on frost guessing contest. J. n.
3stcAinO Aas fsil shargs Of strsst
RertA An setsa.ts rsPsss t. hin At
Pure - stsss. Csspsr evsass.
- ekssMssuy FssaAs .sA
49, Rss.ds, oaAsrday, Jsne 3I-
Hsa1s vill fern o. ssrth side Of river,
tsovssss the entire length Of Grand
avsoas e Eleventh street, Eleventh 10
Os1sss1e avenue, then to River Front,
thosee te Bennett avenue, Bennett ave-
nss 70 Tenth street, Tenth street 10
Baaks avenue, down Blake to River
Fseat, then up Cooper avenue to Ninth
sesDst, where the Strawberry Feast will
Be- held.
Rsgsan of Bands, Friday, June 20
Upea serival, Grand Junction band will
paay o. way from depot to Eighth
sesest and Grand avenue. Recess to
10 .. =. Grand Junction street con
sUt 10 70 IL. Recess to $3.50. Graad
Jueetisa, street concert 2 to 3. Grand
IJasseiss, concert on lawn across river,
h = $3.50. Recess 70 Z pm. Grand
IJu.stisa, street eoncert to .. Glen
|Uoe4 ssesst and street concert to
ia - Ce.cert z to 8 p. u
= Rpesan Of Bands, Saturday, June
|41-NasSls arrive, playing from depot
- Hgsta and Grand; street concerts,
e.1o - $3.50. Rifle arrive, playias
fsso Aspot to Eighth aad Graad; street
ssasss<s, $50 to $50; Recess to 10 a.
Ia Marble sad Rifle form, with parade
|ssssn river, 10 .. n. till cad Of parade.
Ab1no 10 $3.50 Pm Marble, street Goa.
e1ElA l:1o 70 p. - Riffs, concert at
fyoA, 1:1o 70 s p. =. Reesss to 9 p. n.
1a1A1s 81 Rifls fern with mask pa
|u1o9 ?. u, Tenth anA 0faad. Mar
~ RaAe Aaaee Seventh ald Cospss
bnn01as1Ae. Glsaveed, sssesst 2 to
nkAs digit vasiatis. frea absve,
nn6oanl satlins win ~ slsssly fsl-
~ = lGassh, Masked Carnival p
eN = aatssssy, Jsss n. Kiaa
A11D 81 IL Ht43s Psiaea
o1n1V- wtu lsavs tAsis -.
h1nA AapPe, q . p n WA q
ts1A ~ aassA -, Ast1DD -
EnssssaA - .0sSps. osaoe -
E0GonA - ossaA. osasA =
naaes aassA - ossa1 =
ank allAasA Rssaisipa.s -
- ~ -
nuHsE onseisal 0saal11sA
Sv4elA RUfo411o11 0Aa1saaa.
n5a Z elss.Asay NJ -
- 1ssge ~ - tesssfs.sn,e d
- 6o tsil1 09.1sl1eE
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The Glenwood post., 1913-06-21
MilIsielA IL, :

Glenwood is all dressed up in q
gala toys. Revelry everywhere rsi(a
supreme. King Strawberius occuPtse
position in the center of the stage. =
neighbors have come in from the es4
try and they are all having . -
time and our people are doing all Il y
can to convince the visitors that 10y
own the town. Every member Of >
general committee having the work =
charge has worked most sealously -
efficiently to make the event . suesl =
More elaborate arrangements have -
planned than ever before. A ~
varied program has beea arranged ~
at any former event. Evsryens =
basd with ths festival spirit asA =
big doin . 10 now on.
The following is The g.
o1T1cIAL H0oo2Ale
0lEsss 0Uss0 HxiAag. Ssns - s.
1000 .. n.-Ciabiag 0fsassa ~
Niath ssd Graid. s.
1850 q. n--Nesesysls 1asA, 0raq
tstwssa el1seaA - .H0hAA.sss !
h Z 1-4s5s. - - 1ssssel;
sstwssa 0uasA esd CssPsf.
ll:S0 .. A.-0reossd Pig, Eishth and
Cooper
Everybody - Luneh
I1:30 p. m.-Beys' Race, Eighth and
Cooper.
900 p. m.-Gi9is' Race, Eighth and
Grand.
$500 p. m.-Baseball Gane. Nintsrn v.
New Castle.
4:3O p. A-Hose Teas.anelt, Ninth
and Grand.
Tug Of War, Ninth a.d GraAd, .ftar
hose Tournament.
Cs.solation for tsans making slowes-
time
EveFybeay - Disner
Nfsasa's Daaes, Ninth ed 0ra.d, all
svsaiaG.
OtAsr Aassss a.l sAsws b snase the
esswl
oaoa01aQ, - q
Arrival 4 be.As a.A psspasstion for
pasaAe.
$3.50 .. A-PsGats 1ass, Seventh be-
tween asaaA ssa Osspsf.
10:0o .. n.-0saad PassdscQueen s
float, Naias e Hssss, Secret Society
hoasa, InAas<sial fisata, A.tenobiles,
FrsaiAt lOsaveysaesa
l1:1e .. A-Dsny FsasG, Nlnth street.
Lee p A@o1giag - selling Prize
Dsesiss, osvsatA bstwssa 0sand and
s,es ? ayes cs.assa ssvs..h and
0sspsA =.
ssee 2 A-Aassh9 ossnisA Worries
vanAs1, s0naa aessaA Hew many
oaaas - s6n ~ = pssuase eat rd
II 1ina1sss
|s.ee : 1-4Galss' xlAsAi.e Contest
osa1z, Ssasssa 1eAsA 81 Ninth;
1as.ss - GpsunA Asss sstsidt
sAalsss holes nsse-rs tsidls and
Ansns1 ia1ss.A AlasA = 81 stare
haA ~ 1uo1nsas - e1esad.t1
iaaseli6 8 - = - b.t NJ.
g pisltSO Oh -. "a asas,d.i
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k-A Iaaop1nA ss,-s.s
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The Glenwood post., 1913-06-21
lAehllA

Grand escort, trumpeter, KinS6
band, Kink . jester.
King strawberius and the Lttla
Prince Stnvbinsky.
Kings guard.
Columbus and Goddess of Liberty.
George and Martha Washington; A.
attendants in colonial costumes.
Flag girls
Captain and U. 8. soldiers.
Father Time.
Silver Queen.
Seasons
Red Riding Hood
Queen sad paee, fairies, brovnis1k
nynphs, woodsmen AID hunters.
Parcels Pest CsssksA
Ths beautiful AsA. ~
The Lady in WAitAs
Masked band.
Flower Queen and naiAa
Maud Mailer.
Gold Dust Twins.
Carmen and Torasdof.
Hot Water Babies
The Newlyweds.
The Chimney Sweeps.
Ths Big Fose b
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The Glenwood post., 1913-06-21
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The Glenwood post., 1913-06-21
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fAs people Of Glenweod were shocked
70 lssra yesterday morning that during
The previess nisat Nrs. Margaret
0es~.st, wife Of Ds. G. II 6tswsrt,
lad Psss.a into ths great beyond, a.
ae4 wiehsst warning saa bsfefs nsss
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nlnsaA
Death wss De - Asast failure, she
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WuAk Asaxt Ees ssvssal ysasL
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tAsir sas. Aftse they returned shs said
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asAs - sanost IN her. Ds. Ssewast
wat srse y IT, CsssssAs T. Dest .
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The Glenwood post., 1913-06-21
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