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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-16
Bishop Bequeaths
Relics to Cathedral

ALBANY, June 15.-In the last will
of William CrosweI Doane. Bishop
of Albany. he gave to the Cathedral
of All Saints the pastoral staff. which
was made out of the roof timbers
of the refectory in the old building
of St Augustines. Canterbury.
Bishop Doane also bequeathed to
the Cathedral the folio editions of the
Fathers and Councils and of the pray
er books of the Church Of England.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-16
Circus Man Bitten
by Rather, Dying

PROVIDENCE. June 15.-Harvev
Jones. Fl. Is dying here of a rattle
snake bite
Jones is canvas man in a circus
and while moving the rattlesnake
cage was bitten on the left thumb.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-16
Buys $4,000 Pearl
In Clam for 10 Cts.

LONGBRANCH, N. J.. June 15.-A
pearl. appraised by experts to be
worth $4,000, was found in a clam by
a stranger to whom Captain Charles
easier, a fisherman, had sold few at
the wharf here for 10 cents.
The stranger pried open and ate
them, when he discovered the precious
gem. ..
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-16

Nearly everybody In Atlanta reads
The Sunday American. YOUR adver-
tsement in the next issue will sell goods.
Try itl
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-09-26
some que Jaime au monde. -.
lei le cure s'Apanouit.

some que Anne au monde.
Ici le cure s'6panouit.
"Mais je deteste, j'execre ma
Etante; mes sentiments ne %varieront
jamais sur ce su]et. J'ai beaucoup
plus d'esprit qu'elle..
lei le cure, don't Repression Sc
TAFT rembruniie, m'interrompit par
une vive exclamation.
Ne protestez pas, repris-je en-
lie regardant en- dessous, vous sa-
Yez bbien que vous 6tes demon avis.
-Quelle education! murmura le
cure dun ton piteux.
Monsieur le cure, mon salut
NEST pas compromis, soyez tran
guile; je vous retrouverai IN jour
|ou rautre dams lie ciel. Je+reprends:
ayant done beaucoup plus d'esprit
que ma tante, il me sera facile de
E1ui etre tres d~6sagr6able. J'ai pris
la lune ct les 4toiles 3 t6moin de.
mon serment.
Mon enfant, me dit le cure Sc
srieusement, vous ne voulez pas
.m'6couter, etvous vous en- repenl-
tirez..-
Bah! c'est ce que nous YER
rons! J''entends ma tante, ellie
est furieuse, car c''est'moiqui al L.
che Ia vache, les lapins ct les cha
9pons, atm de roster senle ayec yous.
IDonnezlM une semonce, monsieur
le cure; je yous assure qu'elle ma
ibattue b~iienfort, ''ai des marques
noires sur les 6paules.
. continuer)
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Wg4S
puts quelqnes instants, ttra de ma
question les pronostics les plus de-
sastreux. observation-disclosures
-Paix,sma bonnie dame, paix!.
interrompit le cure, paraissant en-
&c momont sou!ag6 dun grand.
poids. Laissez -.moi m'expliquer
avec Refine. Voyons, que trouvez-
vous de louable dars la conduite
de francois Ter?
-Vraiment. c'est bien simple,
r6pondis=je ar ton I'm peu d6daii-
gneux, en- songeant que mon cure
Yieillissait ct commencait 9 avoir
la comprehension lente. Vous me
prechez tous les jours l'amour du
proclaim, il me semble que Fran
co.'s Krsmettait Ell pratique votre
pr6ceptef avori: Aimee le proclaim.
CONNIE vous meme pour l'amour de
Dieu."
A peiine eus-je fni ma phrase
que le cure, essuyant son visagge
sur lequel coulaient de crosses
EQUITIES de sueur, SO renyersa dams
son fauteuil ct, les deux mains sur
lie ventre, s'abandonna q I'M rire
hom6rique qui dura 81 longtemps
que des larmes de dept ct de con-
trari6t6 men yinrent aux yeux,
"En v6rit6, dis-je dune voix
tremblante, TAI etc bien sotte de
me bonner tant de NAL pour ap-
prendre ma lecon ct vous faire adj
mirer Francois Ter.
Mon bon petit enfant, me dit
il enfin, reprenant son s6rieux ct
employant son expression favorite
lorsqu'il 6tait content de moi, ce
qui m'6tonna beaucoup, mon bon
petit enfant, je ne savais pas que
vous professiez une telle admira-
ton pour les gems qui mettent en-
pratique la vertu de charlie.
Dams tous les cas-, ce nest pas
risible, r6pondis-je dun ton maus-
SADIE.
-AlIons, allons, ne nous fachons
pas.
Et le cure, me dormant une petit
te tape sur la ioue. abr6gea Ia le-
CON, me dit quill reviendrait le len
demain ct sen ALA confsquer la
clef de la biblioth4que quill con-
naissait sans que je men doutasse.
IL n'avait pas moore quite la
Ecour que ma tante s'6lancait sur
moi, ct me secouant me dislo-
quer l'6paule:
"Vilaine p6ronnelle! qu'avez-
vous dit, qu'avez-Yous fat pour
que le cure SEN allie Isl tot?
-Pourquoi vous mettez-vous en-
col4re, dis=je, 81 vous ne sayez pas
ce quill estrquestion? 7
-Ah!!je ne sails pas! maize pas
entendu &c que vous disiez au cure,
efront6e?"
Jugeant que les paroles ne sufh-
salient pas pour exhaler sa colere,
ellie me donna un soufaet, me trap
pa rudement, ct nit B la porte COM
me un petit CHEN.
Je m'enfuis dams ma chambre,
Oh je me baricadai settlement. Mon
premier soin fut d'6ter ma robe, Ell
de constater dams la glace que les
doigts secs ct maigres de ma tante
avaient laiss6 des marques bleues
sur mes 6paules.
vile petite. ~esclave, dis-je en-
montrant le poing 3 mon image
supporteras-tu longtemps DIES cho.
SEES pareilles? Fant-il que, par Ia.
chet6, tn noses pas te r6volter?
.Je m'admonestai durement pen.
dant auelques minutes, puts la re-.
action Sc produisant, je tombai sui
une chaise ct pleurai beaucoup.
ai-je done fat, pour etre
traltee de "a sorte1 La vllalne
femme! Ensuite, pourquoi le cure
ayaltsll une 81 drole dc figure pen.
dal1t que Je iul recltal ma iecon!
Ellie me mis- 9 rre tandls que
des larmes couialent encore SUI
mes joues. Mais eus beau creu.
ser &c probleme, je ne trouyai pas
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-09-26

cercle Ste Anne, reunions lek
1eet4eaundis al moiis, sale A.
% W $40 Avenue Centrale.sdMme
Deslanriers Sec.-Fin., 1923 true
&
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oGduA05 nlOA510uA Il
cur6,qu'ils sont sispetits,s i petits
que cenestSpaslapei den par
Ter.
Vraiment! dit le cure qui ne
put r6primer IN sourire Alors.
puisque vous etessune sainte, pre-
nez yos ennuis en- patience pour
pamour de Dieu. ss
Ne fol, non! r6pliquai-je dun
ton tres decide. Je veux bien al
mer le bon ieu M peu.. pas
ooncez pas le sourcil,
monsieur le cur6,-mais 'entends
quill maine assez pour ne point
etre satisfait de me voir malheu
reuse. ss
---tlluelle tete! s'6cria le cure.
Quelle education al fate ID!
-Enfn, continuai-jee en- me re-
en- II; rc,he, je veux me
venger, ct jje me %vengerai.
Refine, c'est tres NAL. Iaisez-
vous ct 6coutez moi.
-Layengeance est lie plaisir des
dieux, r6pondis-je en- sautant pour
attrapper une CROSSE mouche qul
voltigeait au-dessus de ma t6te.
-Parlons s6rieusement, ma pei
tite.
-Mais je parle s6rieusement,
dis jeen m'arretant I'M instant de-
want une glace pour constater ayec
#quelque complaisance que ranima-
ton m'allait tres bien. Vous YER
reg, monsieur lie cure! je prendrai
un sabre ct e d6capiterai ma tante,
CONNIE Judith avec Holopherne.
Cote enfant est enrag6e! Sc
cria le care dun air d6sol6. Res
tez I'm peu tranquille, mademoisel-
lie, ct ne dites pas de sottises.
SOFT, monsieur le cure, vous
avouez que judith ne valait pas
Ideux sous??"
Lie cure s'adossa q la chemin6e
ct introduisit d6licatement une pri-
SO de tabac dams SEES ffosses nasales.
"Permettez ma petite; celia de-
pend du point de vue auquelson Sc
place.
Que vous etes logique! dis-je.
Vous trouvez superbe Faction de
Judith, parce qu.elle d6livrerait
,quelques mechants Isra6lites qui
ne me valaient certainement pas,
ct quii ne devraient gu6re yous in
teresser, puisqu'ils sont morris ct.
enterr6s depuis 81 longtemps!!....
ct vous trcuveriez tres NAL que
zen fsse autant pour ma propre
d6livrance! Ell Dieu salt que je
suis bien en- vie! ajoutai-je en- pi-.
rouettant plusieurs fois sur mes ia
Ions.
-YoGs avez bonnie opinion de
yous meme, r6pondit le cure, qui
|s'eforcait de prendre I'M air severe.
All! excellente!
-Voyons! voulez-yous m'6couter
maintenant?
-Je suis sure, dis-je en- poursui-
vant mon id6e, Holopherne
6tait imminent pins agreeable que
matante, ct que jelmeserais partial
tement entendu avec lui. Par CON
|quent, je ne vols pas trop .ce qui
m'empecherait d'imiter Judith.
RENE! cria le cure en- trap
pent du pied.
Mon cher cure, ne .vous fAchez
pas, je vous en- prize; vous pouyez
vous rassurer, je ne tuerai pas ma
tante, al un autre moyen de me.
venger.
Jyontez-moi celia, dit fexcel-
lent homme, d6ja radouci ct Sc lais-.
SAINT tomber sur I'M canap6.
Je m'assls d cote de lui.
"Voila, vous avez entendu parler
de mon oncle de Pavol?
-Certainement; il demeure pres
de Wee.
Fort bien. Comment s'appel-
le So proprietor
lie Pavol.
-Alors, en- 6crivant = mon oncle
au chateau de Pavol, pres de W..
la lettre arriverait sdrement?
Sans doute.
Eth bien, monsieur le cure,
ma vengeance est trouy6e. Vous
sayez que 81 ma tante ne maine
pas, en- revanche ellie Anne mes
IAcna?
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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-09-26

ne QeVeZs pas eITe@ OagtQ6, . je
vous defend rimpertinence. Ne
vouss server de votre ar1ne QUEEN
cas- de l6gitiime defense, ct rappe-
|lez-youss due 81 votre tante ades
Ed6fauts,sYous devez dependant la
r6spectters ct ne point etre agressi-.
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Je fs une moue signifcative.
Je ne vlous promets on
5plutot, tenez, pour etre franche, je
ilYous.. plromets de faire pr6cis6ment
:lle contraiiryelstde g que Yous venezi'
de dire.
g est une Yeritable r6yoltel..
Je fnirai parsme facher, RENE.
--Cest plus qu.une r6yolte,
pliquaii-jessd'un grave, est une
sM
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desyous soumeettr anaonauttorata6
|si-sEcontez,
cAlin,jeYous airne De tout%mo,n1
cnnr,avo1sse senlepes
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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-09-26

IL EIk1S dc OOkn10OssyS -"
tres vio1ents.
Mails &c qui m'effayait1e plus c'etaientle les
essoufaements qui me ~survenaient Solvent
let qui etaient suivis d~'etoufetnents aux
IL me semb1ait q%ue1quefois que j'a11ais
.|succon1ber. Je ra1ais reel1etnent CONNIE 81
II a11ais MOURN ct jene pouvais plus repren-
DIRE ma respiration. lie occur me manqua1t
let i'avais une sensation de vide CONNIE un
|hotnme qui sen va.
On m'avait enseigne bien des fois les P1u-
les Moro elton m'avait assure que &c rene
de etait infai11ib1e pour Ia ma1adie de
rognons; je pris lie parti den essayer parce
que tout lie monde en par1ait avec enthou-
|~siasrne.
Jefusa meme de me rendre compile blen
vite qu'on ne m'avait pas trompe, lors-
qu'apres avoir pris trois on quatre boitesJe
|rn'apercus que je metals plus du tout le
meme homn1e. La sante revenait avec ures
1incroyab1e rapidite. Je commercial q pou~
|voir TRAVELLER Requirement, je sotffrads
|beaucoup moins; je 1nangeais bien,je dor
mails bien ct mes forces etaient toutes re-
venues.
Apres l'enp1oi dune dizaine de bottles,
lie pus constater que ma guerison etait
complete ct depuis 1ors je mai pas cesse de
me bien porter. C'est enforcement auz:
Pi1ules Moro que je dois mon retour q L.
]santk. car ie mai pris autre chose que celia
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-09-26

ans repris-je en- rattachant marc.
he. Savez-vous que je IA d6testel'
Et je ffrappl Ia table de mol
poing ferm66, ce qui me ft grand
NAL. ss
"Voyons, voyons, mon bonpetil
Ienfant, me dit Is cure tout emu,
calmez-vous ct racontez-moi 90 que
vous aYiez fat. ss#
.-r-RRien du tout! Quand youa
4etes PARTICLE ma appellee eHffront6e
II!et s'est jet6e sur moi CONNIE une
furie. La viIaineSfemme!
-Allons, Refine, allons, Youss ga
yez gull faut pardonner les in1u-
res
-AAh! par exemplel m'6criai-je
en- reculant brusquemllent ma chat
Sc et on me promenant 8 grand pas
dams le salon, is ne pardonne-
rai5jjamais, jamlaiisll'
LIE cure saleVa desson cote et Sc
NIT amarcher en- sens inverse de
;sorte que nous continuames Ia con-
{Yersation en- nous croisant scontiinu-.
ellement, CONNIE logrefet le petit
Jpoucet. quand celui-cia yol6 unes.
deses bottles de sept liienes et5que'
le monstre est agapoursuite.
. q fautl etre reasonable Refine,
ct prendre cette humiliation enzes
prit &c p6nitence, pour q r6mis
siond &c Yoss
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-11-14
Baptist Church

Bible school, 9;45; Preaching,
Ill a. M, subject, Home Mis-
sions." B. Y. P. u, $3.50 p, m. ,
subject, Temperance" leader,
Miss AIthea Frisbie. The evening
service will be in charge of the
Young Ladies' Mission Circle.
The following program will be
rendered. Song; Responsive Scrip
ture; Prayer; Song; why we
came" An Immigrant Exercise by
the Young Ladies' and Junior Cir
Giles; Solo, "A Hindoo Widow, by
Miss Fannie Gray; Our Respon-
sibility, miss Saunders; "A True
Story" Miss Mabel Cain; Duet,
Pearl hide and Orlo Rolo; Il am
an Immigrant" by Royal hide.
We invite you to these services.
j. B Frisbie, Pastor.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-11-14

So much has been said about
tae style of clothes the women
wear. SO much of it has come
from a masculine stand point and
some of it has almost reached the
point where the criticism sayors
of the ealacious. The fact of the
matter is the natural cause has
not been considered. Most men
would rather not have the subject
preached in real earnest. Why do
women dress the way they do9
Some of the women we mean9
To attract the opposite sex of
course and the fast rate at which a
lot of young fellows, and some
not so young, go, it takes a wo-
man in freak attire to attract
them. Some women who are
blind followers of fashion would
cringe with horror if they could
know the origin of a lot of styles.
1t follows naturally that if the
man is living fast and dresses in
loud colors in the course of time,
any ordinary fixings a woman
would get on would be far be-
meath his notice Things are not
done so much in life from happen
stance as from a direct cause and
any sane person will admit there
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Published every Friday morning
at Liberal, Seward County, Kans.
Subscription Price $1.50 Per Year
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One of our exchanges advocates
teaching children to keep their
mouths shut" The practice would
be 6 good because if they become
adherents to this policy early in
life, they may be saved d lot of
trouble later on in advanced years.
The editor, however recommends
the ''closeness of mouth" as one
that would be healthful in a ply
steal sense. If we would dare
suggest such thing we would in
innate that it would be a good
hing morally. Most of keep our
mouths open too much rather
than too little. We could all pro-
fit by following the suggestion
more often than we do.
L. some men used less profane
language and some women nc
slang their vocabularies would
seem rather small and people hear
ing them talk would think they
were reading a primer.
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High School Notes

Mr.. Rindom returned from the
State Teachers Association Sun
day, He reports a good associa-
ton and very pleasant time.
Mildred Hancock has returned
to school after an absence of sew
eral weeks.
The Normal training class and
their teacher, Miss HeikeS are
visiting the grade school geogra-
ply classes this week.
The debate with Guymon will
be held at Guymon next Satur-
day evening, November the 18th.
The question is Resolved, that the
United States should pass law
providing for the recall of FEEDER
al judges" Our debaters are
hard at work and we are hoping
for second victory over Guy
mon. Our debaters have the neg
alive.
An exhibition of pictures is to
be held in Liberal under the aus
pieces of the Liberal High School.
This exhibition will DO held
Thanksgiving week. 1t consists
of carbon photographs and engrav-
ings loaned by the Elson Art Pub
fishing Co., Incorporated, Bel
mont, Mass. The collection is a
large one and contains only re-
productions of famous pictures.
This a great opportunity to study
the best pictures of the world.
Friday, November 4tb, the
Freshman foot ball team played
the eighth grade team and was
beaten by score of II to 6, About
Il week before the two teams met
and the Freshmen were success
full with a score of 81 to 0.
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having good sense and are i'm
prlsoned for a less ofense than
Thaw committed. If any one
should be liberated it is the man
whose wife is making a living for
herself and family and needs tire
money he could earn to help sup
port and educate their family.
Thaw doesn't want out of the
place he was glad at one time to
get into to insure his natural death,
for the reason that he is repen-
tentent for his crime nor for the
good that he might do society or
to make a living for the wife who
barred the secrets of her soul to
save him and who by her confess
sion was not worthy the passing
anger that might have arisen in
the man who heedlessly took life.
We are in favor of extending sym
patby and making a flight for the
poor man who got into trouble for
trying to support family and
would make a decent and worthy
citizen if he were freed and given
half show.
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We rise to ask a question or
two. Will any one answer9 If
the county should undertake to
run poor farm who would run
itl How much would he want for
his services How much will a
second of land near the proper
place cost to get tie farml How
much will the first improvements
cost, granting that the inmates
could and it would miraculeously
happen that they would make the
institution self supportingi If
the buildings were not habitable
no one surely would want any one.
not even an unfortunate one, to
live there2 Would a county
charge rather be sent to the poor
farm" to have his unfortunate
condition thrust more forcibly on
him or would he rather be allowed
to eat the bread of dependence in
the seclusion of his own home,
though 1t be hovell Does it
cost so terribly much to keep the
county poor for a yearl If so.
could not the matter be investigat-
ed and maybe a better and cheap
err method found to reduce the
high cost of living" for the
county's poor? That is if they
are living too highl Could the
amount of money expended now
keep and maintain an institution
that would be a credit to the tax
payers and inhabitants of the
county?
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Oliver TypewriterS are earning
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They are helping t.osts of am
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They are helping the small busl-
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Thousands tell us that they
bought their Oliver Typewriters
without noticing the outlay,
Here's the way the plan works:
You make a small first payment
and get the machine at once.
Then save II Cents Day and
pay monthly, exactly the same as
rent.
When you complete the pay
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For Sale or Trade

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Will sell on easy terms or trade
for smaller place near town, write
d. Locke, South Haven, Kans. !,
OF inquire I. S. Locke. ad, lift
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-11-14

Thaw has a lot of sympathizers
who think he should be turned
loose and reason that he has suf-
fered enough. But we have failed
to hear the very same persons
make any great appeal for the
poor devils who are credited with
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-11-14

Lost Monday between Carson
House and Cimarron Hotel, motor
cycle tube. Return to Democrat
flee, or to Paul Light Lumber.
yard, Reward. 1t. advt
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-11-14
GEM ROOMING HoUsl b

Modern rooms, steam heat, cleo.
trio lights, bath, two large from
rooms. Transient trade solicited.
MRS. FLORENCE DALTON
ad 10-27-tf Prop.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-11-14
Why Not
Try the
l7C-a-Day
Plan

The beauty Of The Oliver Type
writer 17.Cents-a-D Day Plan is that
it works out satisfactorily for
everybody concerned.
This plan ties no very large
sum OF the company's money in
typewriters sold on time.
But we have an abundance Of
capital. We are glad to use our
resources to bring this great bust
ness aid within easy reach OF all
who have use for typewriters.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-11-14

Miss Bess Colvin, trained
nurse from the hospital at Kansas
City is here visiting her sister,
Miss Zelma Colvin. She will Wis
it her parents at Tyrone before re-
turning to Kansas City,
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-11-14

When you get ready to market
your turkeys be sure to get our
prices before selling. 1924 IF
Liberal Creamery,
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-11-14

is a reason for women dressing
immodest-if they do, as men have
accused them.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-11-14

Entered as second-class matter January G,
1911, at the post Office at Liberal, Kansas
nder the Act OF March B. 1879.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1913-05-27

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