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Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1913-09-18
Come to The Right Place
For A Good Horse.

1t strikes us that w. H. Her.
rim is about as hustling a rustler
as was ever seen in these dig
gins! He goes a very great
deal and while he lost valuable
horse hardly a week before he
was quickly set on obtaining
another just as good, so he hied
himself away to Marion KY.
which we consider the cen
ter" of the best fine stock region
in close proximity 1t seems he
was right in so concluding. as
he procured for 5000 one of the
trimmest, most perfect stocking
legged roadsters we ever laid
eyes on much better than the
animal he recently lost and we
thought it a good one. This one
can carry our ever rushing
towsman as fast as any ordinary
man should in this manner de-
sire to tray ell. Gave in Rock,
Ill. Era.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1913-09-18
Graveyard Notice.

All persons interested in the
Love graveyard are requested to
meet there on Thursday Sept
ember the twenty fifth to clean
off said graveyard. We also ex-
tend the invitation to those not
personally interested there. All
help will be appreciated. the
ladies are also invited to assist
by serving dinner on the ground.
Bro. Gibbs will preach at 2.30
in the afternoon.
S. J. Humphrey.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1913-09-18

Friday evening Sept. 18th Mr..
and Mrs. Grant .Bugg of Fredonia
gave to some of their friends and
relatives a delightful six o'clock
dinner in honor of their daugh-
ter Miss Virginia and her hus-
band Mr.. Willie Koon to whom
she was married Sept. the 9Th.
The dinner was served in five
courses and consisted of those
good things that only the people
in the Fredonia valley know how
to prepare. The house was
banked with yellow asters and
golden rods and the color scheme
was carried out in many of the
details of the entertainment.
Besides the hostess and the
guests of honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Seth Henry of
Marion, Mr., and Mrs. Ira Ben
nett. Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. M.
Bugg. Miss Helen Davis and Mr..
George Loyd were present.
The occasion was most delight
full and will long be remembered
by all who enjoyed Mr.. and Mrs.
Bugg's hospitality. The bonny
bride and handsome groom were
toasted, given the best wishes
for a long and happy life.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1913-09-18
both parties. ard by the great

both parties. and by the great
nations OF the earth.
II any other man had been
President, from Cleveland to
Roosevelt and TAFT. this country
would now be involved in a de-
structive and complicated war
with Mexico, and probably with
other countries.
Mr., Wilson, as wei! as Mr..
Bryan, is an authority upon the
great economic questions of to-
day. Mr.. Wilson'S profound
knowledge of political economy
and the science of government is
the wonder of the times. He is
not only a man Of the year. of
the day, but man of the hour.
His enemies before his nominal
ton are now his closest friends.
He is not man after money or
fame, but he is a man whose
heart is right and who desires to
govern this country as it should
be, and so far he is doing it. and
for it he is being admired by the
intelligent people of the globe.
A greater man has never oc
cupied the White House at
Washington than Woodrow vii.
son. - Mayfield Messenger.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1913-09-18

Ii z person says mean thing
about YOU and it isn't true. why
worry about it? The time to
worry is when it's true.
The orner day Oh a busy street
corDer. q man knocked another
mar down. The second man had
called the first a vile name. To
rehuke sander by instant force
is a human impulse. but is it a
wise impulse? Isn't it an i'm
pulse born of anger, not of Judge
ment; and wouldn't it show a
bigger soul to ignore the indig-
nifty and pity the pettiness of its
author?
For, really, calling another
something not polite to repeat
does not make that other that
kind of person. 1t simply regis
ters an excited opinion. Say we
call you a liar. If you are a liar,
then it would do You no good at
all TO get angry at US; your duty
would De 70 get busy correcting
yourself, If you aren't a liar,
then the damage is upon the
real liar, the bringer of the false
accusation. And you wouldn't
repair it by taking it out Of our
hide.
Think back to the persons in
either history of your own circle
OF acquaintance. whose memory
you must respect and revere, and
is one Of them honored by you
because of his quickness of TEN.
per? Don't you always find that
patience, charitableness, mag
nanimity, rich human sympathy
are the winning qualities?
Hate is a poison. To hate d
man is to hurt yourself. Guilt
yare love, not hate. if you would
b. truly happy. Elk.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1913-09-18

Everybody is liable to 'catch cold''
but those who give a cold proper at
tention never have serious lung dis
eases. 1t is neglect that makes them
serious. Prudent persons use BAL
LARD'S HOREHOUND SYRUP as
soon as the trouble appears and the
cold is cured at once. Price, 25c, SOC
and 81. 90 per bottle. Sold by Jas. H.
Orme and Haynes & Taylor. 8
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1913-09-18
Joe Hopson's Prices.

Horse shoeing, new shoes. so C.
Reset shoes, 20 cents per pair.
New tires, s1.75 each. 500
per set, reset tires 40 cents each,
shafts put in s1.00 each, buggy
reaches Is cents each. fifth
wheels $500. put on, Bespoke
wheels, 50. 10.
Twenty per cent off on all 9TH
err work this month. Adams
shop. North College st. 9183tp.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1913-09-18

Envelopes, Letter Heads, Bill
Heads, Statements and Note
Heads are our speciality. Don't
forget US when in need of such
items.
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PRESS,
Job Office.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1913-09-18

The Paducah News Democrat
SAYS hat Graves county has the
good roads fever all over. Well
we wish that Critten len COUNT
would take the same fever, ard
chills too allover and have buck
agnes rom end to end.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1913-09-18

DESPITE the dri mad by our
Illinois friends to corral the en-
tive Finer Spar market, our mines
seem 10 have no trouble in find
i'm purchasers at very fair quo
tatlons.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1913-09-18

cUel-er a. or "' Y advanced
from tle recent low point fully
seventv-svc "rr's the hundred
pounds. This lice makes our
zine ores corr spondingly higher.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1913-09-18
Special Prices For Next 50 Days.

Millinery at cost, new fall
stock, wish to make room for
cloaks, ready to wear dresses,
and coat suits. of which we now
have a fine assortment.
Mrs. Lottie Tinsley Terry.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1913-09-18
Tie Record Press.
MARION. Ky Sept. rs, 1918
S. FL. JENKINS.
C5itcr ana Publisher
ADVERTISING RATES

\ " Elk lSlNb IA ES
SOC per inch s. c. Foreign Advertising
p per inch :. c. Home Advertising
Repeated ads one-half rate.
Nd ,lsas for Pin ties and Electros.
Locals or Readers
sets per line in this size type.
lQcts per line in this size type.
15cts. per | this size type.
One-halfe price for repeated locals
If on pages 2. s, 6 or I.
Repeated locals full price on page
!. 4, or S.
Obituaries &c per line Cash
Cards Of Thanks Sc per line With
Resolutions Of respect &c p. line Copy
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1913-09-18

for Weakness and Loss of Appetite
The Old Standard general strengthening tonic.
GROVES TASrELESS chill TONIC, drives out
Malaria and builds MP the system. A true tonic
and sure Appetizer. For adults and children. soc
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-12
Sort fprtalt.

= S bcu lille &epublif Santt
Gomingo poo Een @oiti er ser III
ogiaa uobru0t Repolution og II. g
&ononboooen v0es Moines" e1
iel1ot oeroper for at boretoge ane:
rifo1nfe eS11tereS1er.
= Sra San 9ie9o, Gol., neloeS
SEN 6te 5ept., at zen gammel So
pitaliit peo 9eobn &eter @anlen blet
ejebliffe1ig 6rebt, 6a bons @us
l16fanten of @pen blep e6elagt al
9yl1on1it.
: Holtn1elter General @urleio1
bor oniat 5>675 oe1nofratiife &olt
metre li6en 4oe Marts.
- @1 flor 9el al 6ot Springs
9lrfanloS, blep s. 5. Sept. lagt
slife. 8ron6en opito6 / cit 9teger:
butte, men Sc flelte al 8pens So:
teller, goalringsbuie og offentliae
8pg,,in9er 1treg meo in0en 1no1
n6er Sen lterfe Storm blep @erre
ober ssSl6en. gje116omstabet CT ope1
iefs MiIlioner 9oI(ors.
- M6pofot Serome, fra Seen
Dorf, lom bar CANADA for at 110
pirfe 6arrp Tbaips ltolebering til
6or. Staters Mp116igbe6er, ople
pe6e ielp at blibe orreiteret for =
&ortipil / en- Standardization. gn
Sen pao 6areen blep bog, at Don1
meren / Sen lille @p Gooticoof I6s
los bam og 9op bam cit l1n6ifplo
ming.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-12
Gaa ben internatipnale 'Stemu=

9saa bcn internatipnale Gtemu=
aratfongres, iom nplig afboloteS
8n0opeit un6er Broteftorat al Sci.
fer 6ran5 sSoiepb, og iom teller
baobe 9fusiere, Serbere, &roatere.
9fumenere, sstalterere, 6rani ifme,to
@1glpnbere, Spaniere, ia enoog Ell
geor6anerifmner blan6t fine Delta:
|gere, bar 6en fien6te 0onife @teno:
'graftefniter, COMO. mag. g. 6. Stri=
bolt paft 9pii9t be0 ct sSore6rag
ON Sen 6onlfe @etningsforfortel
ie".
Gorc0roget mo6toges mc6 ober:
oroentlig 8egeiitring, og l1ngare.
rem, ST. &e,1rif Sabre, &ongres.
ie,,S ege,,tli9e 2e6er, toffe6e pao
&on9resiens @egne r6en oon6ful6t
romantiife @er1naner fra Mor6en:
Eoris".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-12
Ralkat1tragpntrt1.

Yoriicrblobet uIigaro", ser ippl1=
| lig beltytteS al set rl,slilte Diplo=
matt, bragte ben %. Mug. cit me-
get upligtspeffen0e s(rtifel ont 8al=
fanfriicn.
slrtiflen bGpoer, at 9fuslono fait=
bolber 9lorianopelS 11bettngeoe
! lSilbagegipelie til 9ulgarien. u6or
at fringe 1prfiet til at rpn1n1e
iM6rianopel frepes Ell militer s5nO=
griben fra &usla11Os SIDE, set pil
litge en- itor &rig 1ne6 alle bens So
rer. Man paaitour, at Sen ruSli=
life &egierirg life n1eb noget let
&jerte ta9er slniooret bcrfor pao
|iig. Set er 11atltrligt, at iSreoen |
europa / Gilfel6e al el1 ruSliif=
|tprfilf &rig oil fonrne / cit nleget
alporlig 6are. &uSlan0 bill berfor
|forigge pe0 olle fre0elige @i0ler at
ifoa 9iennemfprt Sc rusiiife @ellt=
niger, og Set er ,ieprigt life n0eIut=
fet, at Eprfiet pil la6e Zig itille TIL
frebs peo en- 9feffe @oncesiioner.
Mrtif1e11 il11tter n1e6 ct sSorlangen=
Sc ont at ogloo 3prftet oe111obiliie=
rer lin Seer.
Son1tibig far sen ruSlilfe Sc
ian6t / 93om uotalt Jig ont Sitl1a=
|tionen. Sans l10talelier u0eluffcr
al Tpipl ON, at u6igaro"s &rtifel
er inipireret fra ct. &etersborg.
@an faltlaar, at &l1slano pil i,16to=
| &c Ell fre0elig, men energiif @olo=
| ming for at tpil1ge 3prfiet til at re-
ipeftere 2onooner=6re6en. Set er
0og iiffert og pilt, at CIT tprfilf
&rigserflGring mos 8ulgarien pil
blipe beiparet meo cit ruslilf &rigS=
erflnri11g moo Sprfiet. esSsbrigt
l1nente ban life, at Gpprgsn,oalct
sl0rionopel er laa olDorligt, ion1
Sc flelte l11el1er. @an ontp0eoc
Sill lte0eDerellen al ganlfe onorc
ITarer, i6et bon u6talte, at man bib=
It'll finn bob6e operp9ret ferlte 9ft
jof @olfon=9rogeoien, og Dpoo Ser
MI ioregif, por fun en Dfellelnoft.
G,iomu ponifcligere ems i5orboloet
mellen1 9l1lgorien og Sprfiet CT
Gorboloet lnellcm oe tioligere ollie
rene, iprlig mellem @rnfenlonb pA
81llgarien. Gtri6en ON &apallo
fon 1neget let o11toge ct 1ncget 1tort
Snf fang.
Set frantic 8loos slrtifel og &C.
io,1otens l16talelier mao opfattes
iom meget olporlige GSormaningcr
| til &orten. 9et er 9htslonbs Silje,
| at SEN / 2on6on foitiotte tprfiif=bl,l=
gorlfe @r9nie ifal reipefteres, og
retter Eorten Jig life goopil1ig ber=
efter, Dil Eprfiet blipe u0iot for
pfonomiif @opcottin9 og ON for
nebent blibe ilooet til sSoroen al
fuslon6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-12

= @nerta bar ogiaa iel16t en-
~ipeciel l1olel1oing" til @aibington,
Mauuel oe 3amacona i SSncloo =
% iii ifol set pife Jig, OH Ian
foor pprre eller bebre Wtobtogelie
euo Sobn 2ino fif i Merico.
&ongrespolget / Dfaine
Monoo9s ionr 6plges al ct 0p6sfalo
fif set &eiultat, at &epublifonere1,
&eters fit 553 flere @tenlmer ems
3e11ofraten &ottangal, eller rette-
re at fer1tnnpl1te fit 15,1O6 pQ
ii6itnepnte 1863 = iao @ejre,1
bor 10 lite operp9l6enbe. 9esuben
bar ser en &ro9resiipe og en Gu
ciolilt iom fit en- Sci Stenlner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-12
Tyrktrt ng #agtrrt,r,

Sc ienelte Gfterretl,inger OH
Syrferne / 1rafieil og &elt for
0larit3a gaar llo paa, at Ser ita0ia
trGffeS flerc pg flere Sropper til
slorianopel fra eilieaiien, % at
Sen fantleoe Stprfe 11u 11aa bere
oppe paa 100000 a,aro. &ortens
Organ v2onin" bab6er fremoele5,
at Set life er @enli9ten at idge falt
Iooielte / @fafe0onien; Ser er ser
finn be1ot nogle itrategiife &u11fter,
og Set er ifet, fos'0i rBuleariens
@erligter er ubefien6te". 9enne
iSprfloring rgber, got @ortel1 ct
u0e poa &9peflGr. !. 9prfiet far 10
11n6er in9en Smltenoigbe6er @rlno
til militert at iple Jig foruroliget
al @ulgarien, efteripnt Sen bulgor=
lfe @nrs 9enobilHering ollereoc
er biot fre1nifrcoet, oe 8,'l9arien
opcrbope6et life er iitan0 til at me-
Sc Eprferne Geltgn.
gn o1ioelt 1tot4Nfis I ~xdufu''
reber, at @orten Msitelntpinee en-
oirefte 6orbo1roline neo 8ulsoricn
ONT 9lf1tooeI1e al 9(0riQnopeI til
|5ultanotet. ASoa 0elu1e Moa6e pil
Sprfiet poa Ell 1en1 0taooe fomn1c
uoenom 9onooner =1roftote11 oQ
bennes @nra11ter: Gtormngter1e.
Hna cit iaa6an 0irefte 6orbalrolina
bill Sen b11lgarife &egjering imio=
lertio life inolaoe Jig; Sen faitbol=
Ser, at Spergsmaalet @orionope]
forlnelt life pc0rerer 0el1, 1l1en CT
ct International slnligge16c.
Sra rusiilf @ibe er Ser trent
fon1met ct syorilog til CIT 6elleS=
note, ion1 ifoI meooele Gprfiet, at
Mogterne fer Jig 1tsolagebe til iclp
at iprge for @iennenfqrelicn al &e=
former 5ltlta1telts oiiatilfe Ero'
pi,1icr. 5Sorilog er ielpfelgelia
flur en r6eler" og &orten ipnes
obioll,t life at billie reagere.
9lere Spmnrflonlbe6 bar Set 6oa
baft, at Sc to @rieslfibe, ser til
Staoigbeo far Station peo &o11=
lta1,tinopcI, cr gaoet til Sortebopet
mco fpricglebe Srbrer. Sprferlte
CT i1ni6lerti6 fife til at 6upere for
Si6en. Sc reionnerer: Set er Blot
cit @o1ne6ie, ser er arrangeret for
at foa os til at tro, at Ser er en-
sSloa6e6emonitrotion nn6er 6orbere=
oelie. Sg 6ette &eionnemert CT
ianbipnli9bis rigtigt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-12
En- Tragrhtt / JBhaurt

Sra Ell ruslilt @fspe6ition til
9fopoja Senlja er Der inolgbet
Wieb6eleiie ON cit forferelig Grage>
Die, iom er u6ipillet en- lille 8ugt
poa Gen.
@n Tiifeefsportpr @rcbangellt
leieoe 1909 flere Der 8pen bo-
enbc 5ilfere til ianmen meb 0eres
6amilier at tage Spbol0 lengerc
|Gi0 peb ben openneplnte Bugt for
at anltille forifiellige ner,tere l1l1=
6eripgelier aneaoen0e Ssbapets ST.
ifeorter. @e6tomnen6e @fsportgr,
|iom ifltl0e ipr9e for, at Ser bar
|tilitrGtfelig Eropiant til &oo0igbcb
for 6iiferne % oeres 9omilier, ip-
nes imiolerti6 life at bape opfplot
benne 8etingelie, tbi efter 10 @aa=
|ncoers Jorlpb bar Torroa6cne ful6=
itanoig lltppet op, og 6o be nlpf=
fcliee 6omilier bar aouife ofifaoret
fra Sntperbenerl 0gbe Sc olle al
|@ult.
vi Ell, 9ogbog, font gfspeoitio=
nen fanbt / en al @ptterne, faar
mon ct tpoeliet 8illeoe al set frpg=
'telige 9romd, ser iaale6es er no=
ipillet peo Ssbapets &Dit.
u2il en- @egpnoelie," be6oer Set
/ Gagbogen, rblep enfelte al % ip=
|ge of 0en frappe Soft, og inoen
lrn9e oe0e 6e flelte al os.
81 bar ilet i,1gen Mo6, hi fan-
ger ingen 6iff, eller britt It'll og
ba cit e11felt lille Silt =
hi ipntes, at ri iaa ct 5fib nerme
fig, n1en set Dor 6espprre blot ct
6ontoiibillebe Set er
|frpgteligt at ie, bborleoes bore
|8grn iulter. Sc beocr os meo
Taarcr ONT Mao, men bborleoes
ifo1 ri funne bielpe 6em? -
Gi ipiler Sen l1lo, bore &leber CT
lopet af og boaber ito6ig poo 1nar=
Zig &eoring. 9f1 er ollc
|8grnene 6gbe ser er 1u1
blot 4 Tiifere og 2 &pin0er / 2ipe.
@t 1i6er frpgtelig 2 6iife=
ire er 666e efter fdrit at babe ipilt
2igene al beres 6e6e @on1merotcr.
9eu er ieg @onob, 6en e1elte
|oberlepen6e, og mems ieo ifripcr Set
tie fpler ieg mig forferoelig ipog
--- jeg rpiter oper belc &rop=
Scr ill,tter 0agsopte9nellerne.
Set bar ct rcp6ielsfl1lot Spn, Ser
npotc @fspeoitionens Meolen1mcr.
&ptterne por ton1n1e og bolot for
falone, og runot on loo oe oboes
|Sfeletter. 5lere af Sc pofsne bop=
Sc Gpospjebliffet fnnget 6ere3
8grn tet in6 til fig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-12
5 &cn mcllem GiceguDerupr

5 &cn mcllem &iceguperuer
@lDrn og @ul5er om, bben ser ifal
betragtes ioln Seem Sort StatS
@uper11gr, bar @lynn forelqbig faat
Sbertaget, for iaa pi6t iom ban
er blepen o11erfjer0t al @tatens
Iopgipe,,oe 6orion1ling, i0et 0enne
mootog tire al bam inoie11ote 8uo,
itober, fgr 6en tog Terie til Sen
II. september. Sen 180e Septem=
Der ianme11tre6er 9iigsretten, Ser
ffal poofien6e Sagen moo Srl5er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-12

- efrip efter Grbpennmmcr
af bctte BIab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-12

&rriibent &ilion oe SC ocmptra=
fife 2ebere &un9resien iDneS at
eure bleuen ellige ON Ell &lan, ionl
bill bringe ollie Sc pigtiglte al De
&efor,ner, ser paatGnfeS al @ll=
1ons on1il,iltrotion, frem inoe11
Sibsruumet 1ncllem ru og Afllltt=
ningen al Sen fon1menoe rcgl,lGre
Scsiipn al &ongreslen.
Sorii=2open pil pnre opcrlerot
til cit &onferensfon1ite al 9nS o9
Senot i10en ltOgangen al oe1uae
llge. Ycnge=2opgipningen bor ollie
reoe trnngt Jig frem 6orgrlraoen
og nil ontagelig lGgge 8ellog poa
apngres ie115 s(ftipitet i11ben foo
Gage.
lloligterne for: pjebliffelig Eenge=
2upgipning / 5cnatet er life blepet
beorc / 2pbet al iio1te ltgc; ne''
Gilbungerne al sl0n1i1tiitratione1ls
6orilog bol0er ialt pe0 BET Saab,
at pcs SEN Sis Torllaget ct peo=
taget al @uict, pil Senatets &omite
for 8al1f= og Ecngepelen pere reoe
til at bon0lc.
Sra San Trancisco mel0tes Oel1
ste Sept, at 0reip Ga1ninetti, S9l,
al SSnopanorings= =@enerolfommislG=
rem, blep flu1oen ifpl5ig / ct &unft
9(nflogen Moo bam for Spertr9=
belle al Mom1s Sop ONT bpi0 @lo=
bebunoel. Get tog sSrrpen tire 81
,ner at fon1me til @1rigbeo. Giter
8 Ste1nmeaigipninser Tr1tteoes ct
&on1promis % ban blep tlu1oc11
lfploig ct al s(nflogens fire &l1nt=
ter. Gomnen bil blipe oflagt Sen
10bc Sept. ian1tioig JONI 0i99s
blipcr bpn1t.
Som 9iegs=Sagen neologoe
Ganinettis Sogferer SSnoli9clle
mos 9onrner Gon 6leets &etsbe=
l9ring belt og 6elpis og Der bil BIZ
be oppelleret.
Gon1i1ptti tog &jenbel1en let, pg
hans Mooer og @ultru rgbebe inge11
@epegelle.
SsSfplge &jen6elien fan Gominetti
6ernmes til 5 slars Tenglel og
$4,000, men 9iggs fm ioemmes
90 s(ars Jp11giel og $4,000 i'@e=
ser. &jenbellen ct iaalebeS / Spcr=
e,1sitemmelle meb 9fegieringenS
&oaitono, at Giggs par 2eoeren
Mifpren, Gominetti mere ct fdjelig1
&eSifob.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-12

Gn np @osart CT opflnn0et fa(=
Set @oro11iuln. 0enne Spfin6clle
bill repolutionere 2l1ftflppni1tg. SEQ
@jelp al SEN fan mm itige op
@alloner og itrpge ufiteo til andre
&Ianeter. 9eoor Scroflo6en bliner
for fol6 for 8eboeIie al Mennelfer,
e1ntgrere 1nan meb 9etbe6 til nnore
&lo6er, Ser er parl11ere og 6eiligere
at bo poo. @og Ell ioooan 9spo=
ben6igbe6 bill life. in6treffe poa
min6it en- Mfillion Mar, poaltaar
&i6en]fobsme1t6e,1e.
Sberiten: v@r 5et iao, at Sc
bar forlopet Der1 n1e6 gomle 81
icns Cater, Olien, Millionarcl,
merer jeg?"
@aptejnen: uSSa, &r. Sberit, cn
sol6ot ifa1 10 altiS irl9e fit Sir
iao 0Drt iom m1ligt."
r&ar Sc n1ange til @li0bog
igoar?"
r9aej, finn 5a1ni[ie'1. 9et por
mig ielp, min npe Mon6 og min,
forriae @a1ro meo fit rpe Some oa
min ME Mon6s frdfiIte Some mes
lin syorlpbeSc."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-12

Sariilopen, fualcoes iom torelagt
Senotet al oen oemofratilfe Malo=
ritets llopalg, blep enoelig peota=
get 1irsbog slftcn meo Al Stenl=
n1eb moo 81.
Sc to Suffer =0en1ofrater"
3bornton og &ansbell fra eouiiia-
1m, lte,nte imoo, men til @iengl9lo
1tenlte &epubltfaneren ga Tollette
of @isconlin % oen progreslipe
&oiubcrter al @oibington for So=
ben.
ssropGre>oe par 12 iom bar
npoireo", oltlaa 6 9fepnbAifanere
og 6 3emofrater; frapGre,oe 11oe'1
Ioobont arrangement pQr Sc to
&cpublifanere, 8urleigb % @ror=
na. Gafonce, s(labalna 1.
SSujct fan III, bpts 0et npel1tc0e
1fer, il1opilge Sc Joranoringer
2opforiloget, ioln Senatet bar glort
n0en &onicre11ce, n1en 6et lono=
ipnliglte CT, at man @uiet pil for
o1e CT ioobon, pg meo bette 1or
Sic CT l1bpalgene allere0e belte1nte
fra begoe @ule. &onferencel1 me-
mes at billie porc to Tiger. 9ereiter
frenllnggcS 2open til &rGlioentens
l1nberlfriit.
2cn banife &plariorifcr &nnb
giasmnsicn fanot Suli 1912 beo
9fopD Glifi, 9foroplt= t=@re1,lano, en-
l1rne mcb &eorp's &eforo ira bans
Spbolb Scr S1li 1892 iammel,
meo Gipil1o 9l1trup.
General 1bon1aS 81. 9nbbaro,
&ruiioeut al Yeary slrctic Club, Of
fentliegioroe oenne 9fpbeo / SEEM
yorf i Girsbags, og tilfpieoe at
ben oonife &egjering giennem i'm
berpnrenoe @eian6t, 8ammerberrc
8r1,n, bor tilicn6t sl0n1iral Eeorp
9of1nne,,tct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-12

GN1dr6=HlntcnS 3GmPc6aMPer
u2niitania" far MT foaet 1pe Hro=
peller, og g11glan0s melt bere111te
3ef1lifere far pnret taget meo paa
9fao6 UNDER &on1trl1ftionen. Mon
fom berun6er til Set gfeiuItat, at
GropelbGa6enes 8ejning f116e be-
ire uoa6 iite6etfor in6a6, ion set
biotil bor peret Gilfploet. Nrg-
berne bar bilt, at man be6 6enne
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-05-08

we snould pun G1EerenJ ways
all the more injuriously if you were
the rich partner, with the right to
say this shall be my way-I insist
upon this-I put my veto on that
Have not said. old pal, that you
and | are going through the world
ogether without an angry word p
hat is, if prosperity does not take
ou long way from me-"
1T is like a milestone round my
neck at present, and may drown me.
Then / shall be out of your way, at
all events"
What do you mean? You are like
a man with something on his mind. +"
mo, you are not dull, Arthur" he
said, with a keen glance at me at
last. II withdraw that remark who'll
ly and entirely. / have something
more on my mind"
Then"
And there it remains" he said,
fnterrupting me- Had you met me
In different spirit, I would have
told you. l wished to tell you; but
here is an end of it,
II am sorry If I have offended
you
II am not offended" he said
quickly; don't think that. You have
spoken out, like your old self-which
[ could never do, you know; and
you are a wiser man than I, though
God knows that is not saying a great
deal. Goodnight, old man, again.
If l have blurted out anything to
pain you, forgive me. 1 am bit
unsettled, perhaps, but shall be all
right in the morning."
So we shook hands, and said
Goodnight" again.
(To Be Cont1nued.l