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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-14
HLkS. OBSERVE FLAG DAY
Services WIN DO Held in Hall foz
Members Only at $3.50 This
Evening. a.a. n

I. Local. Elks as we'll as Elks all over
the country are observing flag day
today. Special services for members
only Will be given in the B..P. OLE.
hall this evening. commencing at
500. 'as
Elks are today wearing small flags
n. their. coat lapels. :Flags, are also
being displayed on many buildings
and private residences all over the
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-14
TO BORROW se2, 100000.

Sum for Military Expenditures,
Brussels. Belgium. June lathe
Belgian premier announced in the
senate the intention of the government
to borrow s62.s00,0 600 to cover mill
tary expenditures. He said:
I'VE do not doubt the loyalty Of the
nations which guarantee our neutrali-
ty. but we do not intend meekly to
supply again a battle ground for
Europe.
"In the event of the breaking out of
a a which often has been suggest
ed. 1t will find Antwerp an impregna-
BILE fortress"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-14
Hot Water Instantly
Any Minute in
The Year

Hot water is even NOR" important in the summer
time than it is in the winter. Perhaps your
heating system has provision for heating water
in the winter-but what do you do in the sum-
ner? Must the housewife depend upon such in
sufficient quantities of hot water as can be heated
on the kitchen range? It is exasperating to her
and the men feel the inconvenience when in a
hurry they find no hot water to shave or battle.
Even in winter most housef1eating systems are
unable to supply an adequate amount of hot wa
ter at all tirnes-and in sumrner-range water
heating is decidedly uneconomical and a source
of trouble and v~exation.
Eliminate these annoyances by getting a gas wa
ter heater. The cost of operation is small and
the first cost ranges from $3.50 up.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-14

Every bank clerk should receive 4
princely salary to enable him to en-
Joy the growing supply Of plain and
fancy holidays.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-14

Comes also a base traitor and a
country cooking isn't what it's crack
ed up to be; that it is aided and abet-
ted by a country appetite.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-14

Probably every mother tells her
daughter that no gentleman would
stay later than 10 o'clock, but 50
many daughters disagree.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-14

1t is sometimes we'll to send dauRh-
ter away on a vacation so mother
can get a little much needed rest.
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gfobert Csmmet Sanfett.

BUM @eoG9tnis BON Gobert grt.
met, ienem irnsen Sren, Der ben
Mdrtprertoo itorb, fano am Com
nerltag g(beno i'm Senlhaip So
tel u1ter ben auipi3ien Der @nlntet
Monunent gfiiociution uno oes
Sriib SeIlomibip Club bas brittle
iGbrlide aerneiniame ganfett itatt.
Ser fiir5Iife aanoi6at fir @ou.
perneur bon Soma, gotparo 8.
Dunn, ipnr Der Seitreoner. CT be-
leudtete iebr id0n Die beloenbafte
leioer 81 fir5e 9aufbabn oes feu.
rigen iitngen gatrioten. Der tiefe
SaB oes Siren sesen bas perfioe
gIbion ipraf e6enfal1s aus Serrn
Gunn's @orten. Ser Omdba Nm
malt g. @. Sefferis funo es IGder.
lid, bab oamerifa einen 100.idbri.
gen Srieben nit gnglano feiern
follte, Der idnrtiiden gfation, Der
cin5igen Die glutbersieBen in Die.
fem 2anoe beruriadte." Ser be.
fannie iriide 8ib trug uiel 5ur an.
aenebmen llnterbaltltng oes &benbs
BEL.
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Der 62. 9pnares.

@aibineton, 90. Seb.-8on gro.
bem Sntereiie fir SumOerttniiienbe
bon 9lusIdnoern, 0ie in ben Ser.
Stnaten tpobneil lit ein BON Irai.
Gait Dem Scnat sugeiteIter Ser.
trngsentipurf tpel6er Die glmenoi-
ring oes Sanoelsbertrngs NIT
StaIien noriiebt, io0aB binfort Sta.
Iiener oieieIben Gedte IN BEN Ser.
Staaten genieben pie eingeborene
9iirger. s(nf @ruito Der Meiltbe.
giinitigingsflaiiel piiroen Die in
amerifa lebenoen llntertbanen Der
meiiien onoeren ytationen ebenfalls
ron Dem @ertrag profitiren. gaad
Dem 8ertrag ipiiroen 9lmerifaner,
Ole in Stalien lebet, oalielbe Sri.
bilegium seniaBelt. 8isber bat Elm
s(usldnoer, semaB elmer gntifei.
oung oes Oberbunbesgerifts, feirt
gieft, cine aorporation ober elm
SSnOibi0uum gu bcrflagen, tDenn elm
afngeboriger ii6 cine 8erlebung 5u-
5og, Die oen Soo sur Solse batte.
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nsbrQska
glgislatnr!
Sas Sans enfideiOet iidJ sn Wnns
item Der geaenwartigen Gage
Der llniperiit1t.

2ineoln, 2s. 5ebr.-Mit So oc.
Gen 2S Stilumen eitidIoB iih 6as
Sous, Die nnts.llniberiit1t ouf
ibrem aegeitip1rtigcn @rim0 ,n0
9ooen Su beIaiien mo nibt init
Der Staots.Sarm du bereiniaen.
Die StaOt 2incoln bat ii1 onbei.
i1ig gema9t Die Sinlrle bon
100000 auf5iltreiben, iun oos bic
llniberiitdt be9ren5eroe Gigentbum
fauilid 81 ertuerben mlo oem Staa.
IL 5u Idenfen. Cine Bin iuitr6e
allberoem angenoniillen, cine babe
Wtia Steuerlimlage fir WergroBe.
uing Der ltniueriitdt aus5uid)reibeir.
Die glnoerion-9ia, Iaut tpeIder
Der Omaha Observation-Disclosures Die
aontroae iiber Die @aiieriperfe ent.
sogen un0 an ben Stnotratb iiber.
trogeu iperben iol, nur6e BON oem
aonlite fir Stdbte mto Srtjdof-
ten benz Sauie 8ur gInnabme EN-.
PIuDleH.
yfadJite9enoe giQs tpuroen i'm
Salie a1geiiomnten: 9ieguIiriing
ser aiibIipeider; 6rieoensridter
iolIen auf Soften 0es Goin,tps nit
@eieb6iidern tno S6reibnlaterial
berieben werOcn; Sails aiiBerbaIb
Ger StaOt, fann man alid per Brief
ieine Stirnme abgeben; Gtoats-
9abnfominiiiion fontrolLirt Die Woi.
ierfraft Stationen; 8etpiIliglmg
ron $4,000, Inn Ole S1uIoen 0es
Ortboperoie Soipitals au be5obIen;
&egulieriing Der @ren551itne.
SIN Genat pirOen flohItebenoe
8iIs ongenomrien: glinenoement
gum 2incoln Greibrief; Maiigier.
moidinen iollen oiif 9ibiiionspunften
bon benannt iperoen; ons gntis
Great @eieb, alif Die Snoio1ter Sc.
aug babeno.
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Toritborlasc iuirS anssnommen.
9ie Staatslesislatnr lit and sit
8nniten Der siueiten @urlase
bes Staatsperbanbes.

Die bonn Gtaatsnerborlo geebras.
fa IN Der 2egislatur eingereihte 8or-
lage 5u Ginfesltng elmer aommii.
iion, Die Die WogIi1feit uno ginth-
iomfeit Ger glufforitrng Ser Deb.
Ianoereien iulb SailobiigeI i'm meit-
Iihen Sbeil 6es Staates unteriii.
den ioa, lit bonn Saus in erIter
2eiung ansenomnlefl tuoroen inO
ibrer en6giiItigen aSoiiiruna niro
nifts i'm @ese fteben. Merfipiir-
oigerlpeiie trat MIR elm Geutidcr
ooge9en etrt Or. SoffmeiIter aus
Gbaie Gountp, Ser neiitte, Die
SanobiigeI iolten nidt aufgeforltet,
ionoern fir Iderbau beniibt iper.
een. Der 8elten bes Staates
bra1the Dor aaem glniieoIer. Or.
Soffmeiiter nuB ieoenfalIs iiber Die
8ieIe oes Staatsoerbanoes in Die.
ier Siniidt ungenan unterri6tet
iein, benn oas 6oritfonite tit auh
sueIeid elm ginfpntoerunesfonite,
has ebenfaas i'm Srttereiie Der gtn.
iieblung oes ipeitliden Sbeils bes
Staates pirfen foG. gbenio itorf
tritt a6er Der Gtootsoerbanb fir
Gle grbaltang Der rlntiirliden
eit, uno penn bieie
furf) Goritanlasen auf ionit unttii,
Ben @egenoen erbobt meroen fon.
men, 10 glnubt er Dem Staat unb
teionoers imieren yta6fonlnen Ell.
men ipertBooGen 9ienit gu err.
Ipeiien.
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Sin nnmcnIdlidler Gattc.

Sarrp Mcslrble, 1907 iiibI. 25.
StraBe lpobnbaft, puroe our1 go
li5eiridter Softer Slt 80 9agen sc.
f1ngniB berurtbeilt. gr bdtte Be-
oeitteno mebr beroient, oenn GrdM
Mc9lroIe flagte, oof ibr Mann
fdon felt einem Sabre nidt rie6r
fir iie uao Die ailt6er forge. &C.
ftern Worgen iagte Der robe Na-
iron Die slermiten binans in bic
adlte. 9ic Srau ianrnerte, pie0er
hinein geloiien slt iperoen into rief
idIieBIidJ Die 9oli5ei 5ur SiiIfe.
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.Augfmfinf
Amnefie!
9olitiide @erbred)sr, bic iid in.
netBalb Is Sasen itellen,
meroen besnaOist.

11erico Gitp, 2S. Sebr.-Ser
8niammenbruh Der green Suerin
ms 2eben gerufenen repolutiondren
genegiing lit allen slnihein nad
nabe beporltebeno. Suerta rno
9ia5 geben iih ousenbIidlid Miibe,
cos Bertrauen oes goIfes 81 &c.
rinnen. @eioe ba6en cine BRO.
fIanation oltsgearbpitet, ipona6
ole politiiaen 8er6reher aifgefor.
6ert iperoen, ii6 innerbnIb 10 Ia.
gen Den geboroen 5u iteIlen; faaS
iie Der feiten Megierllng ben Sreu.
eio leiiten, lperoen lie begitaoigt ini6
init 2Gnoereien gegen ein m1bigeS
Gntgelt nerieben peroen.
Scenes aonrite, bas nit Ser llns
teriudlmg betrailt it, auf tpelde
s(rt mio @eiie WiaOero umo Sua,
req ums 2eben famen, baben erntit.
telt, onB Elm @olfsbauie unter gln.
fiibrrns bon Sole 3anarona Den
geriud gemadt babe, Die beiOen
@enannten 5u befreien.
Sieb5ebn 3apatiiten fpur6en bon
Suun 8argas gefangen genommen
uno furaer Sano bingeridtet. Sc.
lieral SiIipe 9lngeles, Ser fiir3Iid
tuegen ieiner 9opaIitat su Dsaoero
berbaitet ipur6e, lit nieOer auf
freien SUB seiett unO gum militia.
riiden slttade Ser merifaniiden
@eionoidaft in griiiie[ ernannt.
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GbidieSsfeier.

Senrp 9loemer, Sobn bon Srit
gloemer, 1888 iiiol. tS. StraBe
ipobnbaft purbe 9onnerltae glbenb
bon oen Mitgliebern oes ct. g1ci-
lien &irden1or, neldent er onge.
bort, ourb eilten geIuh angenehm
iiberrol6t. Sic parelt gefomnen,
nm iif) bon ibm bor ieiner sl6reiie
nad) Gbicaeo, woiel6it er bel Der
Burlington einen guten Soften er.
balten bat, gu berabidieben. MGse
es bem ilinget Manne, Der iif) bier
eincn eroBen 6reunoesfreis erpor-
Zen bat, redt gut ergeben.
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rGs siebt nod 9lidter in Greafen"
Dee faiiers Gatspad)ter itrenst ei.
ne alage sesen i'm an uno
geiuinnt ben Erosek.

Gliding, @eitpreuBen, 2S. Sch
aaiier g9iIbelm bat ben Yro5eb.
ser BON ieinem @utspGtter 6.
Gobit ipegen aontruftbruds gegen
ibn anbdneig sentadt ipuroe, beute
i'm 9iitriftsgeridt perloren Sn
elmer fiir3liden Ne6e bate Der &ai-
Ter geiaet, baB er ben Bddter ent-
Iaiien babe, neil er Die 9elpirt1.
idoftung oes @utes nidt rationell
tetrei6e uno bate inn oesbaIb ge.
fiinoigt. 9as @eriht entidieo,
oaB li6 Der oeutihe 4aiier zines
&ontraftbrufes iduloig gemadt
babe, ba Die Eadt biz gum Sabre
1918 laufe.
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GnIpraden uur ocm Commercial
Glnb.

SIM Commercial Club bieIten ges
ftern 0tittag &nn5ler Snntiier
9(bern bon Ser Stadtsuniperiitdt
uno Grof. Charles 90. GngsIeD
glniproden. &an8Ier 9lperp iprnd
iiber oie gortbeile elmer neoiaiili-
iden gilOung fir elm @elneinneien.
Omaha lolte 5u etnen MitteIpunft
ser mebiciniiden @iiienld)oft &C.
ma6t iperoen. Grofeiior BugsIeu
iprad) iiber 3uiammenlpirfen Der
Garnler, Inn before 9feiiLtaie al
ersielen.
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S5odlseit Ser aai1ertpdlter.

Berlin, 2S. Sebr. .-9ie 8ermdb-
lung Der Trin5eiiin gictoria 2itiie,
Ger einaiser Eodter Oes oeutihen
aoiierpaares, nit Dem Yrin5en
@rnit Gugult bon Cumberland iou
of "a. Yiai itattfinben. slm slei.
den Gage beeebt Die aaiferfanilie
cine anOere 6eier, ndlnIid Oieienige
Der liIbernen SodBeit oes Yrinaen
Seinrid bon preuben uno ieiner
@emablin.
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geberoeten. Giniebenb, 6aB id oui
oieiem @ege meme Slnft aus Dem
brennenoen@eb1uoe ni6t beiperfitel-
Iigen fonnte, elite i'd pieoer nad
Der Srontieite uito tpur6e gerettet.
9aum aber befano id) mid auf Der
StraBe, dIs elm Sfrnden retonte
-iener EbeiI oes @eb1u6es, in
ipeIdem i6 nod, fitrSe 3eit borber
piele Meniden Inn ihr 2eben fam.
pien iab, fpnr eiitgeitiir5t. glae
jcne ungliidliden @eidopfe ntiilien
ibr 2eben berIoren baben.
Die gntitebntgsuria6e oes Seuers
ilt bisber nidt ernlittelt iporoen.
Man iiinrtt an, Dos 6nsIelbe I'm
9t1nine Der Gentr1I1ei5ung e1titats
sen 1T. Die 5eueripebr arbeitetc
init einem tpabren 2oipemnlutb :;
grandmother SaIter ipraA ieinen
2euten fir ibr 8rapour feline an.
aus.
9as Geaer lit ans.
@eaen 10 llbr bate Die 2oifl-
mannidaft oas Seuer nollitdnoig
inter aontro1e, Elm roudenoer
Sriinmerbaufen beoedte Die Set
Gen Gerienigen, Die auf 10 iam'
merooGe @eiie ibr 9niein beidlie.
ben muBten. 9as @ebdliOe mar
Der CREIGHTON gaadlpf.
ienityaft; bas ulttere Stoflperf
ipuroe bon Der Gopbael.Breo Gom.
eanp benust. 8or 38 sSobren tpir.
Sc es BON gieDer Sellmann Der
i'm Sabre 1858 nad Gmaba fam,
nridtet; 1887 pnroe bnsielbe uni
3ipei iueitere Stodtperfe erbobt; Dor
mebreren S5obren bernnlabte Der
it1otiihe 8eb1loe.S .Snipeftor, baB bic
teioen Stodperfe tpieoet algeria
aen tpuroen, oenn bas Sunonment
mar nidt itarf genug, Inn Die 2ait
3r trogen. Son oem grandmother
miro oasielbe aIs cine Menidenfalc
6eseidlnet.
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-aretid)mar.

slm Weittpot 9lbeno fono in oer
@obnlns Der GItern Der 9raut Die
arauung bon Serrn Or. Charles
8. Su1teao bon Sails Gitp, gsebr.,
init SRI. Jfoie 2ouiie aresihular,
Iotter BON Serrn uno Srau s..
$. aresidmar, itatt. Die ieierlide
3dnolllng bonaos @aitnr g. Z. Otto
ron Der ocltihen llttbcriihen
&irde.
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geiiere sittten fir geniun.

sSrau S. 9. Sing bon genion
fat BEN 9Ian gefdBt, cine 2isa at
griinoen, I'M oas littlibe uno pbr.
lii6e 8oblbefinoen ibrer Wiitbiirger
su beben. 3uerit min Die 2ign fir
ablooeplabe fir Shutt ioreeit
neberballpt Jon cine griiitoIicbe Rei-
nigang Der Staot norgenommelt
meroen.
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iib bonn gnoplinfte oerielben gu
gooen faQen. sluBer eirigen
Sdranmen on ben Sanben fam er
nit bem bloBen Sdreden oabon.
$50, Die er inter oas 8opffiiien
geitedt Battc, iparen iiir i'm Der.
loren. Gin alt6erer 8iebbanoler
aus Dem Snneren bes Stoates ret
tete faum bas nofte 2eben. 9tan
CAB ibm cine 9ede, IN tpeIde er
iih einbiiIlte uno iobalo er es err
mogIiden fonnte, faufte er iid Ell
nen stn5ug auf areoit. Gpdter er-
bieIt er bon elmer aomntiiiions-
5irna in Siio.Snoba einen GU
ten gorifub: Der Monn mar Dor
sSreuoe iiber ieine grrettling duBer
ftd.
Die Spfer.
3ie 3abl Ser Spier 6ieies
Seuers biirite falnn ie ermittelt
tper6en. gs nur6e beute genh.
mittag NIT geitinntbeit bebauptet,
oab ntinoeItens 90 8erionen in ben
ilammen umgefonmen iinb. 8is
CUR Belt aIs mir 5ur Ireiie gingen
ipuBte man NIT geitimnit6eit, ooB
flint gerionen ungefommen iua.
rem. gs iinb bieies: CHARLES GU
Minis, 6rau 9onebieu elm unbe.
fainter Mann, u. q. Bruce uno
8. Iorter, lestere 8eioe bon Bro.
fen gotp, gtebr. Der 8ranomei.
Iter lit Der Meinung, Dab Die Sci.
d)en iitb unter oem Eriimmerboiifen
befinoen. CHE aber nit Der 8eg.
rdlmiing besielben begonnen peroen
fnnn miiiien bic nod itebenoen
Mauern obgetragen tperoen; oenn
hieielben 6roben, ieOen augenblid
cirtauitiir5en unb tpiiroen oas 2eben
Ser 5euertpebrleute Bel ben Ser.
Qungsperiuhen Ser 2eihen gef6br.
ben. sseIje 9. Nolo mar Der 2ebte,
Der oas 6rennenoe 8ebdliOe Der.
lieB. 6als, 10 iagte er, nod Sc.
mano mad mir oarin geblieben 1T,
oann mar lein S6idial beiiegelt.
9ie gerluite.
stuber Dem am Sotel @ebduoe
neblt ginri6trng angerihteten
Gatidnoen i'm 9etrage bon etpa
100000 6at Die Sirma 2ebman
& Cons, 9apetenbdnoler umo Wta'
Ter, tuobl Die idmeriten gerluite er'
Iitten. 3eren 5apetenoorratb be.
lief iif) L sic tauienOe BON Dollars.
Sdmoler & Mueller, Die Siller 81.
ouor So. uno Die glbams grpreB
Co., oeren @eih1fte iid III unmit.
fpIbarer geGbe oes @ranbplabes be.
finhen, famen nit berbdltnismaBia
rleinem Sdaben oauon.
Seine Geidname in Sront5immern,
@Ieid nad Weittag begaben iid|
nnebrere 5eueripebrleute in Die mad
ssarnam StraBe fiibrenoen 3immer,
Ole tlur tbeilpeiie 8eritort maren,
iin nod 8ermiBtcn 5u inhen; lie
fanoen ober feline Spur bon ibnen
Gin unbefannter Wiann Der elm
Ainlmer nad Der 6arnam StraBen'
front inne bate, tbeilte Der Yoli.
sei nit, oaB ieiner glniidt nad min.
oeitens 80 Menihen umgefomneu
ieien. .sus if aus oem Shlafl
criuahte." iagte er, .lpar i6 nlht|
reeht bel Sinnen uno elite anltatt|
nad Dem Jeniter nod Der Sotcl
Office, Die iid i'm 5meiten Stod.
tDerf befinoet. Tort erihnite ihl
eineu MenihenfndiieI bolbnaftcr|
Wldnnrr iuo 5rnicn Die benz ans.|
gauge suorangten uio iid ME ton
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san Sraneiseo slnsiteanns.
Der gnnSesienat fat fir Sieiel6e
$1,500,000 ansseipurfen.

@ai6inston 2S. Sebr.-auf
geranlaiiung oes gunoesienator
Gerfins, California, bat Der Seriat
Gin gmenbemert ongenommen, ipo.
nad fir Die 8eltauslteGung in San
francisco 81 100000 betpiIligt
per6en. 9ie Ser. Staaten iperoen
ouf Der @usiteIl1tng gut pertreten
iein. Gie orei Mitgfieoer Der Ser.
Stooten Observation-Disclosures Ell.
halten Elm SSabresgehnlt bon $500;
lire aommiiiion erIiidt am 1. Suli
1916.
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Geriomalicn.

Serr grnIt @unpreht, Elm be-
fainter giirger nno unier sleeni
in @rano Ssslano, bat iid Oieier
Gage gum @eluhe ieiner 4inocr
Gno Sreuloe bier aufgebalteu. Serr
@umpredt mar In Iebter 3eit frGnf-
lid, mb bat Or. S. q. geoIacet BON
bier foniultirt. Mir tpiiniden
Serul @umprc1t baloisc @ieoer.
beritellnng
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gsier Ger1unen aetoStct.

altlnnta, o. 2s. Geb.1ie
Stanten glabano, Georgia ilpo
5Ioriba ipuroen bente BON eincrr
0rfan beintgeiudt, Der unermebIi-
den Sodida0en airihtete. Sn
Omaha, 60, muroen bier sSorbigc
utter einem einitiir5enoen gebdii.
Sc begrabeu luio getootet.
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sarfei enolidj miirbe.
Bill ani BranS Der slbretans
slorianopels bic Jrieoensuer-
banblnnsen anfnebmen.

Sofiu, 2S. 5ebr. r.-Die Tiirfei 1T
bereit, in 5rieoensberba rbanolungen
auf Ser @rmolaee Der abtretlrng
bon gIbrianopeI an gulgarien 81,
treten.
Eetersburg. 2s. Gebr. r.--2art bier
eingetrofienen Depeihen 1T bic tiir.
fiidc giegierling bereit, Die 6eihlng
sforinnopel alI iibergeben,
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SaS.Omaha.

Dos 6. acknowledgement mad.
tc am 3onneritog aitf Der 3urdl.
reiIe BON 0es Moiiles, eSo., iiad Der
merifaniiden 6jren5e slpei Climber
siolt IN SiiosGnlaba.
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Irttrr6sridlf.

Sir Sma6a. Council 8lnifs iino
ltntgegeno: Sdolt itn0 iperlig mar.
nler s(beilos llno SanlItag.
Sir gebrasfa: Stbon iinb ctipnS
ipdrlner 9lbenos; 5dmitag id)on.
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GrantnbQttfr 6otflbranS
Iorotrt 80 Mtnlbtnoprtr!
Das DeWeD 9ote( an Oct l3. un0 5arnam
Il Stra6e 6eute ]lforgen gdnjGt
ne0erge6rannt!
8r0btes Branoung(ii6 in GSs 9e(di6te
UOn OMAHA!

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werotn bare ab 5udsn 90 nno 30 beagen-ebrere bel.
OeHmitbise 6ett taStbaten fnb prnen-1as Sotd gait
don lamse als cfabde @cndcndas-0ie 5ensrebr hattie
inter Der aaite dwer eiben3u Saddaoen uro $780,.
900 iberesu nnO 1T ttciuie Snrd gcrfdernng seSed
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g. s. @urn, oeutIdber 1pti.
fer. 9Iugen interiud)t fir WriI.l
len. 443-5 granoeis Webdnbe,
TnffD & sohniOn, 2eihcnbeiiotter.
III iiiol. IS. Str. EuIer 1916.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-04-08
SIMPLE LESSON IN POLITICS
Woman Doesn't see Necessity Of
Learning Hard Words When
Marching Answers Purpose.

Charley, DEAR" said young Mrs
Torkins. I'm going to be a suffragettt
and march in a parade"
"You are, eh?"
Yes. feel it my duty to show an
active interest in politics"
Il see. Well, what are your views
on schedule X of the tariff"
That's not politics. That's the al
phabet"
Well, how about direct primaries
or the initiative and referendum"
"Oh, | never pretended to know
much Latin"
How about banking and fnanceY
"Why-they seem all right. don't
they?"
You see," he shouted, triumphant.
ly, you don't know a thing about the
subjects are being discussed"
We'll. Charley, dear, you mean we'll
of course. But | must say that il
seems very stupid and silly OF you to
learn all those hard words and puzzle
over problems to show your interest
in politics when we can do so simply
by marching in parade. Washing
ton Star.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-04-08
NOT THE COMMENT EXPECTED.


In Lord Rossmore'ss recently pub
lished "Things / Can Tell'' he gives
this story at the expense of Mr.. Glad
stone and the home rule agitation:
"The subject of home rule always re-
minds me of the day when old Glad
stone sat down and Mrs. Gladstone
made speech on the hastings. Said
she, addressing the throng, MY
friends, l found it very hard to con-
vince my dear husband about the
claims of Ireland for home, rule, but
one day when he came into the
breakfast room he remarked to me,
"My dear wife you've overpersuaded
me about that downtrodden country
You have at last converted me I'M
favor of home rule" E got up from
my chair, put my arms round his
neck and gave him a loving wifely
kiss She paused to- see what effect
her words had produced and an ire
pressible Irishman called out, sand
it served the ovid beggar parfeetly
right"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-04-08

Summit. N. c. 10 . letter rtceiv'
ed from this place, Mr.. J.W. Church
the notary public. says: my wife
bad been aihng for nearly II years,
from female ailments. and vt times,
was unable to ! ave the house She
suffered agony with her side and
back. We tried physicians for years.
without relief After these treat
ments oil failed. she took Cardui.
aud gained in weight at once. Now
ahe is red and rosy as school girl"
Cardui. as a tonic for women has
brought remarkabls results. II re-
lieves pain and misery end is he
ideal tonic for young and cd. Try
it. AT all druggists.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-04-08
For Burns, Bruises and Sores.

The quickest snd surest cure far
burns. bruises. boil. sores, inflam-
nation and ali skin diseases is Buck
lens Arnica Salve H. four days it
cnrel l.. n. Haffin. OF Irrdep, Tex.
of sore on his ankle which pain. d
him so he could hardly walk. Should
be in every house Only Csc. Re-
commended by All Druggists
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HERITAGE or The LONG PAST
croundIess Worries Win Which WON
en- Are So Prone TO BE Afflicted
Are Thus Explained.

Worry is a habit, and il Il one to
which womankind is especially
prone. Possibly it is an inherited
taint--handed down to us by our an
ccstrcsscs Of medieval times, who
could do nothing but sit BY the fire
and spin-or else work miracles Of
ART at their tapestry frames while
men folk were away fighting OF
hunting, and in either case carrying
their lives in their hands.
Those oId-time Marianas, inn
INJURED in their moated oranges,
weaving romances with their needles.
could not well help laying up for
their hapless descendants a heritage
Of overstrung nerves and vague,
groundIess fears.
Life was not very full or very in
teresting for women folk in those
days. A maiden's destiny led her
either to the altar or the cloister,
and in either case her future was
bounded by impossible walls. II she
her sun rose and set in
her husband; if she became a nun
her hopes, finding no outlet in this
world conferred themselves in the
world to come.-Exchange.