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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-04

'5iope" u903) 81 ra,,bal. Sci, ircb-
Slpia". Disle Bigger far lit itprite
NGrO oerpeo, at oe iprlig piler os
0orfattere1,s e%jel1oonmelige 2ips=
iDn. Mton bar 1%u16ertioeit nGpnt
Ebomas arag Jon vlolferen al De
lorte 5foues Npaii", JON rT1,slnpr-
fets 9igter", % JON uIubal oc1l
fre0lele".,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-04
0aaoc.

Slender bu Sen lillc. BOG,
iom nton bar / rna,1ge Sprog.
Som paa Slot % iom / Suite
gipr omtrert Sen iamme 9fptte?
Sftelt ics 0e11 110cl1 @in6,
ltl1nOon1 % 6cn beftcs ino
iirligt ,tof, me0 @llo pao Monoer1-
tiot sen befsler mes cit onocn;
tbi ocn 81, JONI @permo'1o peo,
%ifrebet er for @pigbe0.
6prol!m 2sgr1 Sci, ti6t bar ioet,
11lt sen toger Jig | Mgt;
helto pGrrc tilt 0el1 500
tpoer mango s(lpors Sproa,
og Ell noget Sl,f formoar
at bortpuite, bba0 Ser itoor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-04
Thnmas p. krag.

Set bar Torfatteren 3bomas
&rog, life &ilbelm arag, iom So
De Sen 13oe Mfarts. 5 Yresietele=
granmct, laaleoes iom set noaeoc
uo til &elterL itoo ser 9igtercn
Charles &roN, % lao 9jetteoe
man, at set lfllloe pGre .&lbelm
&rag.
1bomas arag bar iom 0igter
itooig bopt sen Spgape at legge Ell
9nnlper paa @leoer. SON er
Suneiinoets 9igter. @ons 9igt<
ming f9rbes / sc jorte Sfopc, bpor
Gungiinocts 9oarer foloer ionl bglt=
Zig &egn.
Sbonnas Geter &rag nar 45 g(ar
gamacl. Sans Sober, N1genigr=
officer Masmus 8ctcr' @rog par
Gejbpgger og Stortingsn1ano; ban
far la9t Sci / Sc melt l1pejiomne
Strpg al Norgc: Ne0el1Gs, &C.
t%ersoolen % 5elen1orfcn. @or1 bar
43 Star gann1el, 6a ban fif Spit
11en 5bomas Eeter. 9elu1e Sp1t
Ellen cit 9rpmn1er, iom bapoc pol,-
ifelig for at tinoc Sci gjcnncm Sc
mango ltnngtc @oriiontcr, ba1,
n1eote poa lin Serb fra Barns @ert
laf.
Set bar oper Heterogeneous oa=
Sen Syn, iom ban eap Napnet &il=
bclm Nnoreas @ercls, cit 2pffeitjer=
ne lutte; ban fl1,oe lettarc finbe
Jig ttlrctte i 2ipet. 9aooe Sbomas
og GilbeIm Mep Stll0cnter / 1890.
5bnrnos Dor oo % -s(or % &ilbeln1
19. Mllcreoc / 9f1sieaoret ifrep Sc
bpcr lin BOG, @ilbeLm CIT 0i9tiam=
ling ioa fin. ioa fin, og 5bomos
CIT Mon1al1 rne0 eli tl1ng 9ltft oper.
CT nlerf @inme(, ion1 lioel1 Dor
bpilet ppcr ollie bo1s 6ortnllil1ger
Set or cit ganife rig Erob1,ftior, og
Gpcrt Nrbejbc er ct lpbigt <n1t=
pGrf. @on piite Jig ira lun 9eb11t
al at bore cit goo Torteller og en-
ipnrpatiif Tortolfer al Mennelfeli-
bet.
9cn iau1me mprfe @ilnlnel bpiler
oper Sc 5temnin9er, iont fan CAB
5itelen: vMulm". Sg ouer Sen
e11e GerDel1 otter sen m10cn, ion1
III Iprer at fien0e / bons 6ortGllin-
ger: n&obberi(angen" 1885, uMoo
@iloe" d896), ul1lf Siam" $3.50
og rGnfen" GS99). Set Aller=
belliglte" og nSl0liniel1", v@ma6a
@gas Spn" og uMelter Maail1s"
er itorc Bigger f(ere 9elc mes Ell
reIigigs @rlnoitemning, iom alle
bar oplapet tlere Splag. Som 5or=
teller bor Ebomas &rog foritooet
at fnnge line 2eieres Sino; metl
ober Sceucns &irfemi6ler bor bon
life @errc. Sans %brantatife 6or=
igg pilbe life lpffes; bans Drama
Song rMagon", fun6e life iomle
@us. Sen Drgm, at ban if1tl6e
fa11aile fine 1ilbercre me6 See.
mems &1tnit, maatte ban opgipe.
s 1901 ifrep Gbomas araq
.@u,por &iel6". Ges,16en bar bar
ifrepet vSrlt @eates @lls" uDe1
glade Sjpr1c~, Ell Mopelleiomline
uGrsmgrfc" dS98), s0e forte
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-04
Smaat mcb Sprelien. De

Smaat mco @prelien. Ser fonl
cit gommel Came ino / ct 8iograf>
tbeater forleoeu Sag. Set bar fer=
ite Gang i lit 2ip, bl,u bopoe pGret
poa ct idooont Steo. 9o bun font
ll0, ipr,r9tc Sc bcl1oc, 'bpo~uan hull
bap6c n1oret Jig, og bum ipareoe:
ns(a-aob 10! Men Oct CT 10 list
imaot n1eo @prclien. Seq %forlto>
life ct Sr6 ot bpoo Sc iagoe."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-04
Del dyreDaFe
Barn.
Mrs. Wilkes inderligste Haab
opfyldt Sundhed, Lykke
og ct Barn.

Plattsburg, Miss.-Lydia T.. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound llar visit
sig meget fordelagtig for mig, thi
nu er jeg rask og har ct sSdt, sundt
Barn, 0g wort HEN er lykkeligt.
::Jeg a Invalid af nervpse -Anfald,
daarlig FordSjelse og kvindelig Syg-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-04
6nnnfrjyla1h.


@icrcn al ,@otcl l%l,rio,1", Gbriltim
&elffcl, or pll,oiclig ofgoaet nei
9poen lom Uplge al ct SlagtilfGl
Dc.
Manse @amle. S Maltrup So9l
lener 81 Herloncr, Ser CT oper q
Aar aon,le; al oiSie er igjen
oper so % 3 oper 80 Ior. Sc
r.oa alti oa bore Ell llu10 Ggn.
Miopo &ctcran. Gn al &etcrnnc;
tic ira 1864 or aigoact pco Dpoen
nelnlig Borccllilt $. 9. Eopp pa:
@opl1lno 8o!slteocr. Sans Toos'
bar 2nrcr / Nrril0, og @ons Eop}
fsbtcs 1885, ban blcu altIaa bc1
imno - Star gontn1cl.
San bar peret meo / 1861 pes
6oriparet al % Iilbagcto9et trf
Gumncpirtc; ligeleoes loa ban tl9'
jom 1oriparer / 5tanlcrnc pof
Gn%bbplbjere oa itoo ligcleoes ion
Jor|parcr, "a Sucr9angcn til vi:
fonot Steo.
Gjenbum sbanbel. .Noroilcspigl
&rcoitiorcning" fjpbte fornplig Gbr
Subj Gbriitenicns @aaro 3opl
for 1872 500 Mort 11oen @elRtnin1
% ltobo. Iii Gja,oonm1cn berc'
50 @eftar, anlot til bu1pco 20(
Mart Mcttp,,obpttc. Spcrtogcl'er
1fer til lite Mpril. Splfcrnc 1to|
Dape giprt itorc Nnitrc1gelier for al
foo iot poo @aaroeu.
- 2onobolsmo1o / S%frpoltrup
@eor1 Nicmolu1, iolgtc nplig II
2onobolsitco til Die &iis ira @rm1.
ber,p fcr 1900 Marf, Gejen
Sonultcl,s Storrclie er gobt 5 Scf
tar. 9eiatniugcn q @elt, 1 ape1
% Spin) iplger mes / @onoelcn.
Scarf ,0anlcn for iolgt iii
poo Mol1aitrup Marf liggeao'
Gjenoom mco @eietnina @cn loo
falotc rNp &ro) til CT, Mal,o pel
Nopn &cpicn, iom iioltc gitcraa'
oe11ote bjtm ira Mmerifo. &jpbe
ll,n1r,cn CT 1880 Morf. SDerto
0cllen lite Nprtl taur.
@ooroejer 9ticls Sebmiot /.
Sitter Nobplling far iolgt lin Gje1
Dom til llngforl Nnoreas Gbrilten
1en ira Sponoct mco i1lo Select
ming ~ Spertaaellc til 1. Mpril 10
omfring peo 10000 Marf. Sip
tcrcl CT opgti9 % cit bonlf Mono
9anomol1o Sicpcrt &iborg
&rpnl1chGf bar lolgt lin Glel1ool1
til Scppc Goll, for Ii0cn / RrltcG
@eiGtniug % Sl,ue,tor fplger mc>
Srcrtogelie lite Mpril. &ipbcllln
me11 err 1850 Morf.
- Epitm,o 0jGr / @rmmbp Sc
poo 0rrno al 5uagbeo or blepc1
peuiiol1,rct, bor fjpbt q. y. Gcter
TENS gjenoon pao 6rilfmarf 10
1890 Morf mes Spcrtagclie ino
relt.
- @aoroeicr Nofob Scbcrrcbcc
bar iolgt iirl goot II @cttar ltor
8aoro / Gjernns til gjcr1bomsba1>
Ter .. @onien fra Singlep for 1875,
600 Mart rnco Spcrtogclle til lit
Maj.
= @eptoit Mplle, lom / iin 81
ejc0s al $. Il. &riiger, or al S
steiicuicn lolat til Moroi lespiai
&rcoitiorcning fpr 2O5, 900 &r.
= g. Guguien / &irfebp bor q
@jenoomsbonoler @onien / Iingle
fjpbt sen 0ooro / &jeltrnp. iol
fpr tilbprte =. 8orf, for 400
Murf Nclc 9cirtninucr Oh a
lt6ho m@eofpl9cr. Iii Gicnopnuuc
berer 40 5or. 9ouo.
s Stcoet for for g. @o,,ie
fjpbt Gognicns Gjel1oom1, bportil 81
hprer 10H @eftor mes bc,pco 80
Morf 9fettou0bptte.
= @ortuer @cin / Mrnl1l1 bc
iolgt lin @jel10om for 1926 Mol
til 2mnonmn0 Sans Sggers / 81
ll1p.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-04
Fortalt i faa Ord.

Cnas. Castledon, Cumberland, Wyo.,
siger a havde den varste Hoste
som kan tankes. og standsede den !
faa Dage med DR.. Warmers White
Wine of Tar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-04
Nye Norske Impor-
terede Boyer.
Allie trykte i kristiania.
Disse IL forskjellige Bogerer allie
smukt indbundne og fra $50
til 800 Slider store.
Prisen er SO Cents pr. Bog frit
tilsendt, 6 forskjellige Boyer
portofrit for 1910.
AMe II forykjellige for $500.

Wilhelm Krag: Major Won Knar-
rem. bet egte Humor, hvor
Smil, Latter og GRAFT Dor tact
we'd Siden at hinanden. frem-
tr9der for os i denne pragtige
Bog.
A. Conan Doyle: Hunden fra
Baskerville. Under aandel@s
Spending f@lger man Sherlock
Holmes gjennem Ell at de
sindrigst uttaenkte og NEST
gaadefulde observation-disclosures
man kan taenke sig.
George Ohnet: Jernverkseieren.
"Jernverkseieren" err verdens-
kjendt. Og Diet err let f~orstaae-
lig; den dramatiske Kraft i
Bogen er betagende og river
en- med sig. En- Bog som Diet
er umulig like at sluke til sid
ste LIME.
Rudyard Kipling: I Dronnin-
gems Klar. Med ct uudt9m-
melig Fond af straalende HUI
NOR, med psychologist Geniali-
tet og Ell Rigdom at Spending
og Eventyr fort9ller Kipling
ON sine Soldater.
Fredrik Viller: Gamle Friks
Diamant. Med stadig stigen-
de Interesse f@1ger man denne
underholdende og med lige-
frem f~orbausende Dygtighed
sammenspundne Fortelling,
SON faar 3get Interesse derived
at Handlingen foregaar paa
hjemlig Jordbund.
Hermann Sudermann: Den graa
Dame. Sudermann er hos os
serlig kjendt we'd sine to Skue-
spill ERE" og "Hjemmet">
Her foreligger i Oyerssttelse
hans Fortelling Frau Serge,
som ansees for hans bedste.
Bog.
Robert Barr: En- livlig Dame.
Med Vid og Lune skildres ell
fofvaent Doflarprinsesses Eks-
travaganser. En- fortrinlig Dia-
log bidrager til at gj6re Bo-
gen yderst forndielig. =.
Olaf Benneche: Marie Louise
Reventlow. En- fangslende
Handling fra midten af forrige
Aarhundrede er frisk og ma
1ende tilrettelagt for Laseren.
Bogen fdrer med sig ct Pust
fra de code gamle Dage.
Guy Boothby: Doktor Nikola.
En-. at de NEST spandende b.
ger som er skrevet = intet
Under at den er blit verdens-
ber@mt.
Alexandre Dumas: Den sorte
Tulipan. En- af Dumas bedste
Romaner hvis Handling fore
gaar paa den. merchandise
Frihedskamps It'd. Staar i
udenlandske Klassikerbibliote-
ker opfdrt we'd Siden af De tire.
Musketerer.
Rudyard Kipling: Paa Bqlgen
den blaa. .Friske og morsom-
me Sj3fortallinger, ligesaa be-
undringsverdige som FORTS
bedste Fortallinger fra Land
jorden.
R. =. Stevenson: Snappet op.
En- spandende F%ortelling fra
Stuarternes It'd j Shetland.
Den er skrevet med stor Sand
druhed og g1imrende Fantasi.
O~venstaaende Boyer portsfrtt imod.Ind.
sendelse at Bel6bet j Money Order eller
Frimerker. ~ Ny Bogliste hver Uge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-04
Spor rr Garliens &enae?

@por cr Garlicns Eenge?
s .9grg Mnis" lGi cs ieIgenoe fra
cit %sSsrbie10er:
ST.. &e0after!
5illab mig gjenl,eln Ocrcs preot
8lao at forelpprgc SIR. Sons So
cob Gbriltenlen, Observation-Disclosures
ON ian pil meboelc mig, bpor jee
fan b%enpeuoc mig for at bppe @en=
ten al Sc 10000 SIR, lom ban IL
ger, leg CT @icr al, cller mulig 81
10000 Str, hans Some tiger jel
bar. Seq pil fum npoig beeae
Spig imoo aom1mu1cn, noar iee
bar Sen ltore 6orn1ue.
9o ieg tre11eer til Heneene, boo,
Der jeg, at ST.. Sacob Gbriltenjer
inareit bill gipe mig Sen enife6e
Splpsning.
Meb Mgtclie,
S. q. Gorliem,
Torbpringsagent
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-04

At kurere On ForklsleIss paaIsn.Da9.
Tag LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine.Tablets. Apo.
thekele re,ul derer Pengene / Mangelaf Kur. e.
W. GkOVE'S Underskrift paa hver Eske.l25 Gents
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-04
Gn baarbt prbpct Mamb

VII yuutul plputt Wtuuu
opertcreoe Torle6eu / ct fig6enbapnlt
8loo:
v2aoies, Gentlemen! 6inoes If:
fc CIT nobel, rettGl1fcl1oc &orafter,
eli formnlelrbe Game eller |9erre.
lon nil bjGlpe cit Mano / Itebi:
pcrnc, ion1 Deo cit GRIM, b%Gpngjcr:
rig &piuoes M0fGr0 er itprtet. fra
Ell prr, oniet Shilling @oa @obc:
set ne6 / &cn0eitcne,,, bpori bar
ligaer oa life fan fomme Up pc>
egerl &jalp. Om ioa finoes, beOc:
@tllet nlp."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-04

~2anif=amerifanif ,eaanbbos,
aanonfonge, lie S'1geniere,1 / q
9.
0roen, lie 8rpeaercu / Gbi.
@farlr, 6. g.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-04

ut oiie sfaaniel =
Sit oiie @faonid moo Ell Hagen
Sien6e,
CT iimpel @liet, mar @lo9et er
forbt.
@ien @fooniel, fsre'ro @loset CT
ttlen0e, i,ss.
@ar 6ienoeu ofte folot a%1,joneri.
Crit @esb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-04
Seq fiber 81

Seq lioer Ell at Seroen bitter fal:
fatret,
Seq reipetterer bpert ct @sonopol-
Seq li6er inae1 &refen paa Size
atret
0g ingen u5cener" poa CIT &re=
feitol.
Grit 8geb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-04
Eitprwr HariPtf.
Sit % Dat ! 9ist % HrDia.
Suaen sopcn i airferue.

Sen %. Npril 1916 gap Song
|Gbriitian oen 4oe s, 5ororonine
boori ioretom fslseaoe:: Nua 0e1
at SEN itore llififfcligbeb, inn mel
.sopcn uoi airferne begaas, fan TO-
refonmes % afitaites, er pores
naaoigite Gilie, at Ser 6olf ifal til
f%ororones, iom fon gaa ON meo
lange Scope til at iloa oerl1em paa
@opeoet meo, iom iopcr ,nroer &re-
biferl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-25

A lazy liver means a lazy man or
woman. If your liver is inactive, Hol-
| listers Rocky Mountain Tea will liven
it up-and make you more active,
a giIe and energetic. Tea or Tablets,
SOC, at all druggists. COonley Drug
Store. Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-25
KILLS ONE OF MOB THAT
WANTS TO HANG HIM

MAYSVITLE, KY. Aug. 25.-Mil-
lard Mastin Saturday night at Mt. Oil
vet shot and killed William Dayton,
one Of the leaders of a mob which
was trying to hang him after he had
been acquitted of a serious charge.
The mob broke into MasJin's home
and had knocked down the door of
his bed room when Mastin opened fire
with a shotgun. The charge struck
Dayton in the breast and killed him
instantly. Mastin was brought here
Sunday for safe keeping.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-25
CHARGED WITH
BIG JEWEL THEFT

ATLANTIC CITY, y. J., Aug. "a
Harry H. Simonin, alias Baron II.
Simonin," was arrested on the beach
here Sunday charged with stealing
jewels valued at $4,000 from the home
of William Oliver in Philadelphia. ST.
monin, who was a FRIEND of divers,
is alleged to have taken the jewelry
from the house during the absence Of
the family. Oliver declared that ST.
monin ran through a fortune of $50
600 in few months. spending money
lavishly in New York, Newport, Mar
ragansett Pier and abroad.
When his effects here were searched
Is pawn tickets of brokers in New
York and Philadelphia were found in
his possession and an effort will be
made to connect him with other rob-
berries.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-25

marked all her movements. she sat
down.
|. See here, Martin McGee.' she said,
you amt goin' to make fool of me.
draggin' me into this case-but I'M
dying to listen just the same"
Show them in" said the inspector
on the instant, and as though fearing
that she would pull back her permits
sion.
But not unless she's willing" said
Rosalie, as they waited.
And then through the door came
two women.
Good lord" commented Rosalie
under her breath.
Go be Continued.)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-25

POUGHKEEPSIE. \. Y. Aug. %.
Thomas II. Kimlin. was fatally shot
BY Lorenzo Barrett. near HopeweIl
Junction Sunday and Barrett IS in
jail here charged with murder. Mrs
Catherine Ravens. who was present at
the time of the shooting. is detained
as a witness
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-25
nEFnES CAPTIRE-

sOMERSET. Ky. Aug. 25.-Heavilv
armed and barriCaded in n cave near
here. Josh Tartar. wanted on a charge
OF murder. is defying capture by local
officers Sunday night. Although ne
IS badly wounded he declared he
would not be taken alive. He is
charged with the killing last Monday
OF John Fitzgerald. a Burnside Ky.
merchant. and the shooting of John
Coombs. city marshal.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-25
NINE TROOP TRAINS MORE.

Ell PASO, Tex, Aug. 25.-The nine
federal troop trains that have been
delayed in JuareZ FOR the last week,
loading ammunition. rifles and mer-
chandise. left Sunday morning for Chi
huahua over the Mexican National
railroad. IL was estimated that the
trains carry $3.50, 900 worth of provis-
ions, besides 1905 cartridges and
SEQ rifles. all exported through the
port Of El PasO.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-25

this city, will not be a candidate a
sixth time. His announcement that
he will not stand for reelection has
brought three candidates for the
democratic nomination into the field.
These are Ora BOsserman, former
county treasurer; Albert G. Freeze,
controller of the city, and A. J. Miller,
formerly of Indianapolis. The repub-
licans and progressives may unite to
name an opposition ticket.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-25

"How / Did Suffer From COrns For
Years!
'GETS-IT Got Them All i'm a Few
Days"
is a "goner" You apply "GETS-IT''
in 2 seconds, that's all. "GETS-IT''
does the rest. There's no more fuss
ing. no more bandages TO fix, no more
salves to turn the flesh red and raw.
No more plasters TO get misplaced and
press on the corn. No more pulling"
no more pain, no more picking and
gouging, no more raZors.
"GETS-IT' stops pain, shrivels up
the corn, and the corn vanishes.
"GETS-IT" never fails, is harmless TO
healthy flesh. Warts callouses and
bunions disappear.
"GETS-IT'' is sold at drug stores at
25c a bottle. or sent on receipt of
price by E. Lawrence & Co.. Chicago.
Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-25

HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea is
Natures own tonic, because it's purely
vegetable and its use is not followed
by devitalizing after results. Nothing
like il for debility, anaemia, mal-nutri-
ton or poor appetite. Tea or Tablets,
Csc Coonley Drug store. Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-25
August
Blanket Sale

Still on and going fast,
a few more days for this
August event to last.
Price one-fourth to one
third reduced.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-25
Beats All How "GETS-
II" Gets COrnS!

The New-PIan Corn Cure. No Fuss,
No Pain, Sure and Quick.
You never used anything like
"GETS-IT" for corns, before You're
sure at last that every stubborn corn
that you've tried so long 70 get rid OF
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-25
Geo. Wyman & Co.
Final
Clearance
Summer Shapes

25c and 45c for a smart,
chic, shape.
Up to the minute in de-
sign.
Made of very best hemp,
milan and a few leghorns-
in plain colorS.
Every shape of this sea-
sons style and stock-we
need room for Fall Millinery
reason for sale.
Prices of shape originally
from 100 to 600 and every
one, a clever deSig@
TILL GONE.
Csc and 45c.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-25
The Wyman
Buyers, have returned

Our second floor manager, who with her
buyers has been in the New York markets,
returned Saturday.
Eastern fashions seem to point to the
Suit with the cut away effect as the prevail
ing STYLE" said one of our buyers.
'While in millinery, the black hat in any
form is very good. Separate skirts of Char
meuSe and MORE, worn with net waists will
also be very stylish"
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-05-14
Uncle Sans Cook Book

The latest government cook book,
giving more than eighty recipes for
preparing mutton, describing the edi-
BILE qualities and nutritive food value
OF this meat, is now ready for distri-
button and may be had upon request
from any sen t o or congressman by
asking for farmers bulletin 52S, The
National Woolgrowers' association is
planning q wide distribution OF this
bulletin with q view to stimulating the
public demand for mutton and thereby
insuring q stronger market for their
mutton sheep.
Judged by its composition, pala-
liability, wholesomeness, digestibility,
relative cost and the number Of WAYS
10 which it can be prepared for the
home table. mutton is a most import
an. foodstuf," declares the bulletin,
''and is we'll worth the attention of the
h~Ousekeeper who desires 10 provide
her family with an attractive and pal.
atable diet at q reasonable cost"
According to this authority, mutton
has always been q most popular food
10 the orient and among the western
nations. The ease with which the
sheep is raised, and the fact that it:
flesh Is not, like some other me ats,
excluded on religious grounds from
the dietary of any large group Of peo
pie, combine with the palatability te
bring it into wide favor. The genera
belief that mutton and lamb are whole
some is strengthened by the experienc,
of the experts in the department of az
riculture, who find that the sheep ha
no disease alive or dead, 1t can com
municate to man. It's value 10 equa
to that of beef.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-05-14
Expect Big Wheat Crop

TOPEKA, May 6.-Facing the pros.
pect Of . wheat crop Of more than l20,.
DOC, 600 bushels, the lowest essima ts
based on Secretary Coburn's report OF
acreage and condition, The state EN-.
ployment bureau already has begun
plans OF bringing into Kansss 90 ar.
my Of nearly 10000 harvest hauds.
Secretary Coburn's report OF condi.
tions of 80 per cent. In the greatly in.
creased acreage of wheat Vas based
upon reports sent previous to the
recent soaking rains which fell all
through the wheat belt.
Basing their estimates on his report
grain dealers. farmers and millers es-
timated that the wheat yield, il condi.
tons rem lain the same, will be l24,.
600, 900 bushels of wheat. The soak
ing rains so improved conditions tha,
men, whose opinions carry weight, de.
clsred that only q continuous draught
from o until harvest time could pull
the crop under 40, 900, 900 bushels.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-05-14
Will Probe Wage Reductions.

WASHINGTON. May eff reduc-
tions in wages Of workingmen follow
the en- actment of the democr attic tariff
bill the investigating powers of the
department Of commerce will b. called
in to establish whenever they are of a
bona 6de nature. Secretary Red6eld
today declared that was his purpose.
presidents Wilson has said be would
make &C effort to learn the cause of
any reduction of pay following the
passage of the bill and to callers to-
day indicated . general approval of
Mr.. Red6eld's ideas. The secretary
of commerce and the president had q
conference at which Mr.. Redfeld
talked nver the powers of the depart.
ment.
Mr.. Red6eld declared Ut the White
house that probably the first inquiry
would be into the pottery industry, for
which he said representations had
been made that . reduction in wages
would follow changes in duties.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-05-14
CONSIDER INCOME TAX.
Underwood Measure Receives Solid
Democratic Support,

Underwood Measure Receives Solid
Democratic Support.
WASHINGTON, May 6.-Tbe over.
whelming democratic majority in the
house swept today through the free
list. bowled over ell opposition of free
wool, free meats and other necessities
and passed on to consideration of the
hundred million dollar income tax
feature of the Underwood tariff bill.
Not . dent was made in the bill a. I'D.
proved by the ways and means com.
mittee majority, and when the night
session began it vas expected that the
measure as a whole will be passed uu.
amended.
Republicans attempted by hume, .
u amendments to alter the income
tax rates, by without avail. The pro.
gressives also offered several amend
ments. Progressive Leader Murdoch
proposed . elk per cen tax on ali ia.
comes over sl0O, 90 and Representative
Kelly Of Pennsylvsnis, urged 30 eight
per cent tax on ouch incomes.
The provisions of the income tax
section exemptiug the salaries of
the president of the United States ard
the justices OF the supreme court were
attacked by the republicans, but at.
tempts to remove the exemptions we're
defeated. An attempt by Mr.. Mann
proposing to N AXE the salary of the
president subject tos the tax was re-
]ected by q vote of q to 50.