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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-01-16
SreKe
SOicpG Gi66t tot.
@igcntiimcr ScS Spua StnatsnnSri.
gers nub berpurragenber SeutidDz
amcrifnner.

Ser Gbrenpr1iiOent 0es 9eutid)z
glmerifaniiden StaatsuerbanoeS lit
6eingegongeu. Sin i1perer Ser
Init fir 0us Sellti6tltm 0es gSe-
item; ia elm ibrperer Gerluit fir 0os
aeiunntte IiberaIe 9iirqertlrm. Sin
bohqeIilntter Wfam. tattrdftig uno
ebrenbaft, fonnte er ie0Gm 5unt8ors
biIo 0ienen. DAB ieine eolen giaen-
Ifaften dllgemein ouerfanut nerOen,
seiat ole groBe Setluabme, Die Die
gta6ribt pon ieinem Siniheioen err
regte. Sir ieiue lleber5euglma brad)s
te er iCoeS Spfer, imo 0esbalb lit er
aub obne ueunensmerteS Germ0gen
babingegangen. 0afiir bat er aber
au6 in ieinem Iaugen 2eben Sdlds
te erpurben, Die Der 9io1t nifjt friBt;
Die gIhtirug niht MIR, ionoern Die
2iebc aIler beinB er. ole init ibm be-
fannt gelporoen fparen.
Syn 8ort un0 S9rift bat er ollie
3nangSgeiebe befGnpft. 8ier5igSubs
re lang itanO er inn &aupf fir libes
rule 2ebensanidamngeu Giel Stunt
mer ltn0 Shmer5 bat CT erfabren.
Bon iedS ainoeru bat er flint idJeis
ben ieben, MIR cine Sodter 1mo Die,
leioer uth i6on lange frdutlihe
treue Satin iiberleben ibn.
Ser gerItprbene fuuroe an %.
Sebruar 1889 in llngurn aeboreu. @r
fam in 1S49 nit ieiten elteru nod
Gublnue, Soma, mo er Shriftieber
mltroe un0 Der erite Sebrling ON Der
eriten oeilti6en 3eitlrng in Soma mar.
Sin paar Sabre lang lpur er Shltls
Iebrer. gr erteiIte Shreiblmterritt,
oils er is Sabre uIt mar, uno muroe
in ieinem 19. Sabre 2ebrer on elmer
0ffentlihen S6ule.
SSn 1878 NOR er in @ltropa, 3 Nlo.
nute IN @ien, ais umeritaniiher@ @om.
lmiiidr fir Die 8iener g9eltallSitel.
lung.
SSm Sabre 1872 berfaBte Serr 81.
bod cine @eidibte BON GIuDtoug goun.
tp lmo Dem n0rOIideu Soma, lmb
| in 1900 perfaBte er Die @eihidte
,9ie 8elltihen bon Soma rmo oeren
Grrungeni6aften".
sSn 1893 par Serr @ibof elmer
Ser 5luei geationoI- -GpnmiiiGre fin
oie Golunbii6e @eltalsitellung IN
Chicago; ieinem @irfen uno ieinem
@ifer lit eS 5u5ui6reiben, Dab OieiC
9lusiteulng aud Sonntags offen ge'
balten tpurOe. Seine Geoe Dor 6er
geationul- -GommiIiion muroe mad
&aris mo 2onoou gefobelt.
glm 10. September Iebtet SSSabres
mar eS i6m nod pergonnt, oas Sci
Der golonen Sof5eit 5r feiern. 8ielC
noblperbiente @bren iDuroen BEN
| SSltbelpaare 3iteil.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-01-16
Sie Giniuanoernng nnS ibr Glat IN
nnierem ipirtifaftliden 2ebeu.

g1a6 Dem ioeben ber0ffentIiften
Syabresberiht oes SefretGr fir Sam
oel un0 9lrbeit torHen in Dem nit
Dem Ieeten SSlmi 5u gnoe gegonge-
nen 3ef)sniingsiabre 838,t72 gin-
tponoerer in 6en Ser. Stooten ON,
mGbren0 332,262 GiuDanoerer IN
oie Seimot 5uriidfebrten. Ser g8et-
tosutpa6s belief fid) nod Der offi5iel-
len StotiItif auf 401, 1868 8erlonen.
9[usgeidloiien ipuroen BEL ibrer
glnfiinft 16,057 8erionen, 0apon
1882 onf oen 8erOodt bin, oaB iie
Der offentli6en @obIt1tigfeit 5ur
9oIt faIlen fonnten un6 228S, neil
iie aneebth forperIih ODER geiitig
minoermertig noren iuGbreno 1888
nls ongebIihe 9outraftorbeiter De-
portirt tpuroen.
aonfrdftorbeiter iperoen 0eportirf,
ipeiI nah gnliht 0es @elebes, oieIeI.
ben ole 20hne 0riiden tpiiroen uno
Die Gboncen alf Arbeii Ser in gImeri.
lSSorfIesnnq allf Geite 81
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-01-16
@uslauS.

Die aiiIten Oes 8ereitigtena0nigs-
reihes, Iolpie olih 0ie oeutiben aii-
iten nuroeu in OieIer @o6e 6urd
filrhtbnr idtpere Stiirme beinge-
iudt. @iele tletnere Sdiffe uno
9iiitenfabrer limo beifdoigt
Die britiide Regierllug bat Dor
Ben Suifragettert oie 8affen geitredt
ms sum eriten W6al eingeiUiaigt, I'M
llnterballie cine 9eputation bon Sir.
beiterinnen unO @ertreterinnen oes
So5iolen uno golitii1en 5rallenbun.
oes in ndbIter ISOLDE 5u entpfangen.
8remier Asqliitb oronete on 0aB
9upiO 2lopo-@eorge 0ie Ssralten EN-,
pfangen ioa. 9ie Suffragetten Der
Eat bebaupten, ibre 9robung, onB
tie ibre 9emonltrotionen auf bent
8arlauentspIate ipieoer aufrebmen
Diiroen, bate oieie gtodgiebigteit Der
Hegierilng er5mungen.
8on 9euti6lono miro gen1eloet,
Dab i'm 9feihstog in Der n1flten3eit
elm @eiebentpurf sur Regulirlntg Der
2uftihiifnbrt lulterbreitet tpel oen iou.
Die 8orIoge lit bereits bonn Staots.
SetretGr oes 9eidSantes oes sSu-
nern nuSgearbeitet moroen. Die Ste.
gierlng beihGftigt iif) ernItIi6 nit
Dem @eoanfen, Elm eigenes 8eihson1t
fir 2ufti6iffabrt 81 iAnffen. @enrt
oieies ipirflib siiItan6e fonrntt, 10
mag 8rof Zeppelin ieiu eriter Stats.
Setretdr tperoen.
@s miro BON maBgebenoer Seite
cine erbe6li6e 8ermebrung oes Ite.
ben0en Seeres geplont. Cine neue
8orIoge ioa in fiir5er 3eit oentRei6s-
tage borqeIegt fperoen. Die 8orIage
ioa oie 2iiden in ser 9Irmee ausfiiI-
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-01-16
GDitOrielle NOtisen

Die Siirfen iuiiien aus langer @r.
fabrung, oaB elm llltimatlm Dem
8rei gIeiht, bon Dem man iagt, 0aB
er ielten 10 beiB gegeiien perOe, tpie
er gefo6t muroe.
MnieltGt gierpDnt ROrgan. Der
balo 8ernogenspertpaIter 0es omeri.
faniihen 8plfes iein miro, maht cine
&eiie nab glegppten. SSSeOenfalls min
er oie Spbinr befrngen, mas er unO
ieines 8Ieiden BON @ilion 81 erDar.
ten bat.
SeScr sn einem 6coeutenoen Imtc
erip1blte glmeritoner erbielt ein
,,erIteS" 8afet nit Der reuen 8adet-
poit. 9lls 9eipeis Ser 3uneigilug Oes
golfes -. SSn elm poar 8ohen
ibon erbalten tie MIR nod soffene
8riefe", 1lno mas fiir ipelhe!
Die &rObi6titiOniiten regen iidJ
6nriiber oltf oaB oos omerifanii6e
@oIf idbrIi6 5tpei Millioroen 9pIlar
fir geiItiae @etrGnfe ouseiebt, ober
ieoenfaus tommt 6os omerifoniihe
8oIf babel ipeiter ols oie 8iirfen nit
ibrer @ntbaltionlfeit. Die geben nifts
fir geiItige @etrGnfe aus, trosoem
fino iie zines Der 1rmIten 80lfer Der
@eIt.
Sn ieimen beIdliuurenen Aasiagen
ertpGbnt GoItro, 0aB er bon ben SSf1.
quiiitoren ouf @ais Sslano na6 al
lem WiogIiden uno 11nm0gIi6en aus
6efragt tpuroe. 9enh oen Ser
baltniifen in @ene5ueIo, Oh er nit
Oeutid)em 9opitol in 8ene5ueIo IRE.
bolu5en" poIle, nn6 oem Gton0 oes
fran5oiiI6en &obeIs ino einem gan.
5en Saiifen FOLDER 6roeen, bon oe-
nen i'm giniporoerergeieb nid)ts itebt
Winifber 9eageI IN @oIbington IoIlte
an oieie @ebiiIfen ieineg gintDan0e.
rilngs- -GouImiiidrs mel ben 8il.
oHHgsteit berIuhen.
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TrieOensberB

Die 8uIfan- n-&erbiinOeten ba6en be-
ifloiieu, ale ferreren &erbanoIunqen
init ben 8elegaten Der Siirfei d6,u.
brehen lno mie0er oie g8affen ipre-
den 5u Iaiien. 9l0rionopeI lit ser
5els, an Dem Die ger9a1bIungen Idei.
tern.
Gie Iiirfei erfIdrt es fir
lmmoglif, 0ie Sta0t uufsus
geben, umo Die Gerbiinoeten,
bulptIGdIih nobl guIgarien erfld-
.ren, lie miiiien 6ie Sta0t ba6eu.
0ie uusldnoiihen 8oti6after in
Sonoon Iaiien nidts lrDeriuht III
ibrem 8emiiben, cine Ginigung 3Di-
ihen oeu 8alfanmadten un0 Der
Siirfei berbei5ufiibren. glm 0fontag
batten tie mebrere 9eiprebungen init
Dem SSiibrer Der bllgariihen 9elega-
ton, Or. 8aneip, lno 6eIbo6 8a-
ida Dem 5iibrer Der tiirtiiben Dele
cation, gaben oieien beioen Diploma
ten ben oringenoen 8at, lire reip. Ge-
gierlngen sum geahgeben slt peran-
laiien, II. ertparten lie, ooB Der 8or-
tel, Ourd 0ereu Sortuddigfeit guro-
pa III einen arieg ge5errt tperoen ioll-
te, Dos iddrfite 0tiBfaaen ousgeoriidt
mer0en ipiiroe. Die belttige SiBlng
Der 9otifafter ipnr Die lGnglte ieit
Der @roffnltng Der 9onferen5.
9ie lteberreihung Der gtote Ser
eitropdiiden @roBnddte on Die 8for-
te lit oer3ogert poroen, oo 8elltid]-
lan0 mebrere 9ommentare 5u Ser geo-
te genla6t, oie ibre nodnlalige &or-
Ieglmg Dor oie 8otihofter. @pnferen5
in 9onoon n6tig MAIDEN. Nion glalbt
in 9onltautinopel, oaB oie geote un-
ter oieien llmlt1noen nid)t Dor 8on-
nerItag Der tiirfii9en 9fegiering iibers
reidlt meroen fdnn.
SGbreno oie Srie6ensherban0lun-
gen beinnbe gn15 gum Stillltano ge-
fonlnen iin0, berili6en ole 8alfdn-
oeIegdten bel Ser 9lufteilung oes err
oberten @ebiets 8orteiIe fir lire relp.
3egierlmgen 5u erlonge1. Die 9onige
BON 9nIeorien, @rie6enIano un0
Montenegro periiihen ibre 8ertpono-
ten ouf eilropaiihen Sbronen an be-
megen, europa ibren 6oroerimgen ee-
neigt 5u moden. ga Die gnti6eioirng
immer n6ber riidt, tper0en ibre Be
Imiibungen bon Gag 6u Gag energi.
iher. gs lit befannt, 0oB iie Ser.
treter an beridieoene Souptit1ote ee-
ihidt boben. oie nit oen onItIiden
@ertretern Sono in Souo orbeiten.
@riedlen fdmpfeH iueiter.
Die griehen. Die nid)t our9 einen
fsyorfieknua o,sF es;4s X
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-01-16

iiliuniihen geiuertunqs- Gomitees tie.
ben nidt NIT einem 0fu[ ouf 0en
Dtdrft geiporfen ner0eu ioaen 0anlit
Der aaffeenarft ttidt itngeb6rig &c.
0riidt per0e. a
Sinter Dem Gomitee itebt befannt.
lid ole broiilioniihe Gegierlmg, bic
beim Staats Teparteinent DorItellig
murOe. IS pltrbe iogur elm 9ruh Ser
oiplonlatil6en ge3ieblmgen 8Uiiden
Den beiOen 2Gnoern befiirhtet, uls
.miere Regierlmg iih altf oeu Stano=
puntt 0es 0eS Sbernlan'ibeu 9lntis
SrititgeieBes itellte Die @erifte IN
gteD gort batten gegen Den General
glnDolt, ocr ole Gontrolle ii6er Oen
aaffee erlange1 iuollte, eiitihieOet,
uno ons 8erfabren bis sur @rleotz
gung Der Sahe 5rpiidlen ibm ltn0 Dem
StaatS s8epeartenlett uilfgcidoben.
2eeteres iteIlte iid auf Den StanO.
piuft, oaB cine aiislpartige Station
| Iib biilter Dem Gonlitee beiinoe, uno
Die gIngelegenbeit iomit uuf Diploma
tiidem 8egG 81 erleOigen iei. Ger
aaffee miro bon Ser 9fegierlng Der.
fauft fperoen, uber obne 0uB gruii-
lien bierbet gei6doiqt miro.
slngeb0rige Der Spfer Ser Sitas
mic =8atoitropbe ba6en gegen 0ie
g8bite Star. .2iuie in g6eip gteu g)ort
ShaoeneriabfIugen anbdngig ge.
maht, Die bis iebt cine @eiamntb06e
BON 10 Otilioueu Collars erreid1t ia.
ben. SSiinf3ig glouofaten ioaen oieie
SdaoeueriaBflugen gegel Die @et
ieIlihaft pertreten.
Gipriauo GoItro iibt inllner nod
ais 8efnugener ul,f ellis S8lono,
Seine 2uune ii6er Sic ge6an0lung
Die ibnt bon Seiten Der .gaItIiden"
In. ct. 5rteil geporoen lit, ion eint
iebr bittere iein.
Serr 60. Soloen Syames, 9leouf
teur Der 8ariier 3eits.ng .,9iberator
fam eigens nnf amerifa, INN Dem ali+
gais SSslauo feitgebuItenen engIiiher
SSolrnaliiten MpIius Siilfe 5u lei
IIten. Serr SunleS, elm ameritaui
iher giirger, bot ntf Snrparo i'm
Dirt.
| SSm Sabre 1912 babeu Oie Ser
| IStaaten lan0nirtifaftlihe W1oi6i
men i'm 8erte bon $40,000,000 er
portirt. glae g8elt ideint bellte ome
lritaniihe 0fai6inen 5u bebor5ugen
9fuBIano lit Der bette &un6e; es fnlf
te Woibinen i'm @erte bon $4,000,
1000. Damn folgen 9lrgertinien uni
Canada nit ie S7000,000, uni
6rnnfreih im6 9eutIhlanO nit i
| S3,000,000.
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baB er nidJt in 9emperen5 MAIDEN
f0unte. Cine oieier gorlngen be-
Itinmt, oaB ittr eineBirtihaft mif ie
1000 gmhpobncr SHanferIaubnis ers
balten iou. IS itebt ferner beitimmt
in gluSiid)t, ooB cine gorIoge ibr Gr.
iheinan mud]t, Die oeu SbluB Der
8irtiduftcn uuf 6 llbr, ooer ipdte.
ems Z llbr glbenos feitieBt. Ger
Shla6trltf oieier oiSreuuoe" Oes GO
looms miro iein: 3polf Stlttben 1T
Iauge genug fir irgenO elm @eihdft,
parum aud utbt fir Die 8irtidait.
IS ioa uus nmberlb tuelhen StanOs
puuft oie 0tiuuebubas8 Delegation 81
oieier Srugc einnebuen miro.
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t5ortiesliag ouf 9eite 81
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-01-16

Merchants who do not
advertise in a German pa
per, do not deserve the
German trade.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-03-05

be made to pay for t.
Even I was puzzled" smiled Aga
tina. IL thought she was some one I
knew"
"Nonsensel" growled Mr.. Straker.
Anybody with two eyes could see the
difference. She's older, and heavier.
What did the scoundrel want with
herr"
81 don't know. She's a princess or
something"
Mr.. Straker jumped "She isl" he
cried. Lord, why didn't you tell
me?"
I'm trying to-"
"Advertising~ he shouted joyfully.
"Jlmminy Christmas Well make it
up--all this time lost. Princess who? ?
Where from? / guess you do look
like her, after all. / see It all now
headlines! Strange confusion of
IDENTIFY Which is the princess?'
It'll draw crowds-thousands.'
Agatha escaped, leaving Mr.. Straker
to collect from others the details of
his advertising story, which he did
with surprising speed and accuracy.
BY the next morning he had pumped
Sallie, Doctor Thayer and Aleck Van
Camp, and had extracted the promise
of an interview from Miss Reynier
herself.
The only really unsatisfactory sub
ject of investigation was Mr.. Hand,
whom Straker watched for a day or
two with growing suspicion. Straker
had sputtered, good-ne turally enough,
over the accident to his racing-car,
and had taken it for granted, in rather
high-handed manner, that Mr.. Hand
was to make repairs. His manner to-
ward the chauffeur was not pleasant,
being a combination of the patron and
the bully. 1t was exactly the sort of
manner to precipitate civil war
though diplomacy might cerve to COW
err the breach for time.
But the racing-car, ANONYMOUSLY
towed home by Miss Reynier's white
machine, stood undisturbed in one OF
the open carriage sheds by the church
Eluded by Hand for the space of
| LWeuIy-IOuT uOuTS, anu unuiH6 thd'
the injury to the car was beyond his
own mechanical skill to repair, Mr.
Straker sent peremptory word to
Charlesport and to the Hillside for the
services of a mechanician, without
satisfaction. Little Simon thought the
matter was beyond him, but informed
Mr.. Straker that perhaps the engineer
at the quarry-a native who had
been to Boston" and qualified as
chauffeur-would come and look al
1t.
"Then for Heavens sake, colonel
get him to come and be quick about
it," adjured Mr.. Stsaker. "And tell
him for me that there's long-yellow foI
him if he'll make the thing right"
Hell charge you two dollars an
hour, including time on the road,
solemnly announced Little Simon, un
impressed by anv mention of the long
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-03-05

our onions are placed on the
market as soon as the bulbs begin
to show slightly rounded bottoms and
our customers prefer them at that
stage rather than when the bottoms
are nicely rounded and the onion
flavor more pronounced. The extreme
tips of the bunch only are clipped to
give a heater appearance and they
are tied we'll down onto the tops that
the string may not cut into the tender
white part.
AS our orders are usually sent in
the day before, the onions are pulled
in the evening and left standing bot
toms down in tubs of water over
night. The water loosens the rotten
outside skins, which may be easily
slipped down and the roots clipped
(not too closely or the cut ends will
curl back with a stout sharp knife.
The soaking over night is a valuable
labor-saver especially when large or
ders must be delivered for the early
morning trade.
Our onions are sent to market In
| lOss OF u uOzeH DuHCueS edCh, wrap
ped in plain wrapping paper and tied
loosely with stout cord, to prevent
dust from settling on them in tran
sit. The yellow Danvers variety Is
our favorite for green onions, be-
cause Of their quick and uniform
growth, fresh white color and mild
flavor.
Unquestionably 1t pays to be parti
cular when preparing vegetables for
market, for those of the freshest and
neatest appearance are always sought
for while the careless peddler. who
brings in half cleaned. uneven
lunches sometimes none to fresh
and covered with dust, has some tc
take back.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-03-05
SELECTION OF ONIONS
PAYS Well to Be Careful in Send
ing to Market.
Should Be Picked When Bulbs Begin
to Show Slightly Rounded Bot
toms-Demand Is for Fresh
est and Neatest Appearing.

(By LAVILLA WRIGHT MACOMBER)
Having discovered, after several sea-
sons of experience. that large sized
sets yield better than the small ones
and occupy no more space, we sort
out our small, even sized sets in early
spring and sell to the stores. retain
ing all the medium or large left over
onions to set for marketing.
Often grocers who have a large
amount of grown onions left over in
their cellars are glad to get rid OF
them for little or nothing and they
make the best of sets even when the
sprouts are spindled, for they soon
straighten out of doors and have near
ly a week the start of those not al
ready sprouted.
We set our onions just as soon as
the ground can be plowed and roughly
leveled, leaving enough space between
the closely set rows to. cultivate with
a weed hoe. A cold snap or light
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-03-05
HUSBAND
TIRED OF SEEING
HER SUFFER
Procured Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound,
which made His Wife
a Well Woman.

Middletown, Pa. -"I had headache,
backache and such awful bearing down
pains that | could not be on my feet ut
times and had organic inflammation so
badly that l was not able to do my work.
could not get good meal for my hus-
band and one child. My neighbors said
they thought my suffering was terrible.
"My husband got tired of seeing me
suffer and one night went to the drug
store and got me bottle of Lydia E.
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound and
told me must take it. i can't tell you
all suffered and can't tell you all that
your medicine has done for me. l was
greatly benefited from the first and il
has made me a we'll woman. / can do
all my homework and even helped some
of my friends as well. / think it is q
wonderful help to all suffering women.
/ have got several to take it after see
ing what it has done for me. Mrs
EMMA EsPENsHADE, 219 East Main St,
Middletown, Pa.
The Pinkham record is aproud and hon
orable one. 1t is a record of constant
victory over the obstinate ills of woman
ills that deal out despair. II is an es-
tablished fact that Lydia 4. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound has restored
health to thousands of such suffering
women. Why don't you try it II you
need such medicine?
you want special advice write "a
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dentiaD Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
be opened, read and answered by q
woman and held In strict confidence.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-03-05
Destruction Of Rats.

There are three methods which may
be employed in the destruction of
rats: % Hunting. ca trapping, (3)
the use of poison or rat virus. There
is not much to be said about the first
of these methods. Most residents in
the country are acquainted with the
rafting instinct of terriers, and with
the employment of ferrets and a
knowledge of the practice can better
be obtained by experience than by
description. AS regard traps. the
spring trap which kills the rat at once
when the spring is released is the
best. Another good kind is the wire
trap, on the eel basket principle.
which the rat can enter easily when
attracted by the bait, but cannot
leave.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-03-05

Stolen
Singer
By Martha BeIIinger
Copyright, 1911, The Bobbs- Merrill Company
CHAPTER XXI.
Jimmy Redlvius.

Jimmy Redlvius.
II the occupants of the old red house
felt over-much inclined to draw a long
breath and rest on their oars after
their anxiety and recent excitement,
Agathas manager was able to supply
a powerful antidote. He was restless
ness incarnate.
He was combining a belated summer
holiday with what he considered to be
good business, seeing" not only his
pfma donna secluded at lion. but 9TH
et important people all the way from
Portland to Halifax. When he heard
that the man who ran off with his rae
Ing car was also responsible for the
mysterious departure of Miss Red.
mond, his excitement was great.
You mean to say that you we're
picked up and drugged in broad day.
light in New York;" he demanded OF
Agatha.
Practically that"
And you escaped"
1.-THE yacht foundered."
"And that scamp walked right into
your hands and you let him go?''
Agatha forced rueful smile. 81 con.
fess I'm not much used to catching
criminals"
Mr.. Straker paused, lacking words
to express his outraged spirit.
81 don't mean you, Of course. This
whole outfit here-what are they do
ing? Think they're put on in walk
ing part, Ell? Don't they know enough
to go in out of the rain?" Getting nc
reply to his Tuning, he came down
from his high horse, curiosity impel
ling. "What'd he kidnap you for-ran
som?"
mo. 1t seems that he mistook me
for Miss Reynier-the lady out there
on the lawn talking with Mr.. Var
Camp"
Mr.. Straker bent his intent gaze
out of the window
Il don't see any resemblance al
ALL His crusty manner implied that
Agatha, or somebody, was to blame
for all the coil Of trouble and should
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-03-05
COIOred Folks News.

Lena Claycomb Williams was burned
to death in Louisville and buried here
yesterday. She was the daughter Of
Martha Ann Walker.
Jeffie Satterfeld died of consumption
at the home of her sister, Mamie Sat-
tsrfeld.
Josie Fisher Heston returned to Gin
cinnati today. She took her sister, Nee
Fisher, who has been very i'll, home
with her.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-03-05
Don't You Believe IL.

Some say that chronic constipation
cannot be cured. Don't you believe it..
Chamberlain's Tablets have cured
others-why not your Give them a
trial. They cost only a quarter. For
sale by all dealers. Advertisement.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-03-22

New York has now got an investi-
eating committee on everything save
the effect of her 400 on the social
evil and, maybe, she should have
started with that.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-03-22

Ex-senator cullom, like Mr.. w. n.
Taft, formerly president, takes So
900 job. Beats all how their prices
come down when they have to get
out and hustle for jobst
II am like BaIaam," said dandy,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-03-22

on meeting pretty girl in narrow
passage-"stopped by an angel"
"And l am like the angel" said she
stopped by an ass"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-03-22
Henedy

DR.. H. L. ErankeI, 2020 Fowler ST.,
fined $40 and costs for speeding.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-02-06
srRINoToWN.,

J. a. Mccarthy spent last week III
Minot.
Thos. Davis went to the Magic City
Saturday.
1t waH very cold Monday, but not
too cold for Fred Sassa to 90 to the
town with load OF hay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thorwald Larson
were Stringtown shoppers one day
last week.
f. Tromblee and wife are expected
back from their Indiana visit this
week.
VIM. Worley sent his stepson to
the coal mines ten miles Monday, one
Of the coolest days.
Steve Hesnault went to the coal
mine Saturday and broke down.
One of the most delightful parties
of the season was at Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Cecil's Saturday evening. Card
playing and table croquet served as
a pastime until the oysters were brot
on. The rest Of the evening was
spent in vocal and instrumental mu-
sic. MI. Cecil is an accomplished
musician. Germany Bros. With their
violins and many others we're there.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-02-06
s:l3.1E(4t,EI

us all turn out and assist a worthy
cause.
Miss Ruth Johnson entertained the
Young Peoples society at the home
OF Mrs. Charles Wistrom wednes
day. The meeting was largely 1T
tended and voted grand success BY
all present. The main feature Of
the evenings entertainment was the
watch contest. The prizes for the
most successful guesses were awarded
TO Mrs. Aprn and Clifford Miller.
At the next meeting there will be
election Of officers. Watch for no
tice Of place and date in next weeks
items.
Miss Ruth johnson went to Carpio
Friday as the guest of the Misses
Jewell. She returned home Sunday
Mrs. Hunnewell of Donnybrook is
visiting her mother. Mrs. Tiller, this
week.
The roll OF honor pupils in our
school last month were:
Upper room: Margaret Falconer,
Florence Miller, Ida Tiller, Irving
Wallace.
1ntermediate-Th elma Hogy. Doro-
thy Falconer, Agnes Miller, Thelma
Trace, Forrest Wallace, Robert Wer.
ner.
Primary: Vern Paris, Dennis John.
son, Evelyn Johnson.
The Bugge department store have
a special sale on shoes this week,