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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-23
"sHoRT CROPS A HUGE JOKE.
Alfalfa Yield at Fowler Beyond Esti-
mate-Min Starts.

Fowler, Kan, June 23.-The pre-
diction of a short crop of alfalfa is
turning out to be a joke. The alfalfa
mill here has started again and has
been forced to increase it's capacity to
handle the crop. A larger force of
workmen and a longer grinding cam
paign than in past years are planned.
The crop in this section is of excellent
quality and seems to have yielded
nearly a ton and a half an acre for
the first cutting.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-23
ACCUSED BOYS RELEASED.
Wallace County Young Men Allowed
to Go Free After Marriage.

Sharon Springs, Kan, June %
The two young men, Lowe and Rouse,
who We're arrested several weeks ago
on the charge of committing a GRIM
inal assault on a young girl, were re-
leased in the district court here.
Rouse and the girl involved in the
case were married two or three weeks
ago, and Judge ]. c. Ruppenthaal dis
missed the case when it was called on
the docket. County Attorney Beck
strom was ready to try the case but
realized that prosecution was impos-
Sible.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-23
WHEAT ALMOST ALL OUT.
CowIey County Men Report Only One
Half Crop.

Arkansas City, June 23.-Corn in
this section of the country is doing
fairly we'll at present, although it is
needing rain badly. In Kay county,
Oklahoma, south of here, it is doing
much better and in many fields it is
waist high.
Wheat has nearly all been cut and it
will average half a crop in this imme-
diate locality.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-23
GOOD PROSPECTS AT wINoNA.
Rain Benefits Corn, Alfalfa and
Forage Crops.

Winona. Kan, June 23.-The best
rain of the year fell here Saturday.
Nearly two inches of water fell, there
being neither wind nor hail to injure
crops. The small acreage of wheat
not blown out during the winter or
dried out in May bids fair to return
six to eight bushels per acre. Some
few favored fields may yield more.
The corn and forage crops are in ex-
cellent shape.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-23
Republic Has Enough Hands.

Norway, Kan, June 23.-While the
Republic county wheat harvest will
not begin for a few days and farmers
in most instances have enough help to
care for the same, the country is be-
ing oVerrun with hoboes posing as
harvest hands. An illustration of this
was seen at Belleville yesterday, when
the officers rounded up a score or
more of the wanderers and advised
them to go father south and west, if
theN desired to secure emploYment.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-23
Rebekah's District Meeting.

Belpre, Kan, June 23.-The Re-
bekah district convention held here
was we'll attended, representatives be-
ing present from all lodges in the dis
trict. The officers elected for the COM
ing year are: Mrs. Susan c. Foreman,
Belpre, president; Mrs. Ed Lyman,
Garfield, vice president; Miss Lizzie
Davis. Roze1, secretary and treasurer.
Several Rebekahs of state wide prom
inence were present.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-23
FARMERS NEED 200 MEN.
Macksville Wheat Is Good But Not
Enough Men to Cut 1t.

Macksville, Kan, June 23.-The
farmers, who live in the vicinity of
Macksville, need 200 harvest hands at
once. The wheat is good and ripening
fast but the farmers have not got
enough help to cut the grain. They
are offering $3.50 per day and can't
get them at that.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-23
BULLET GLANCED OFF WATER.
Hit Hunter in Head-May Be Serious
ly Injured.

Alma, kan, June 23.-Hit by a bull
let which glanced from the water,
Frank Thierer, a young farmer living
near Volland, was probably fatally
wounded here. The bullet entered his
brain. Thierer was hunting with
party of friends when one of the men
shot at a crow which was flying over
the water. The bullet glanced from
the water and hit Thierer, who was in
a boat
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-23

use in the building of better roads. He
suggests keil, a species of soapstone.
He says every hill and bluff along the
Kaw river in this part of the state is
loaded with the stone, and he recon-
mends it highly for road use, first be-
cause it is cheap, and second, because
it will serve the purpose we'll.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-23
BURGLAR is BURGLARIzED.
Caught i'm Pratt House and Deposited
Watch for Return.

Pratt, Kan, June 23.-An unknown
burglar was burglarized here one
night recently when he attempted to
rob the home of G. H. Christopher.
Mrs. Christopher was awakened when
the burglar made a noise in an ad-
joining room. She woke her husband
who raced with the burglar in mid
night chase downstairs. At the front
door Christopher collared the culprit,
bat released him when burglars watch
was put up as security that he would
return at 8 a. m The burglar did not
return.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-23
Gored by BulI-Wiu Recover.

Larned. Kan, June 23.-Last re-
ports received here from Norwich,
Kan, indicate that M. Shaffer, who
was gored by an Infatuated bull at his
farm near there, will recover. He has
made a brilliant fight for life since the
tragedy about ten days ago. Mr.. Shat
fer formerly lived near here.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-23
NO CRoPs-No BOND ELECTION.
Ness County Delays New Courthouse
on Account of Drouth.

Ness City, Kan. June 23.-The spe-
clal election called here for June "a
to vote bonds for the erection of a
new courthouse has been called off by
the county commissioners because of
the poor crops this year. A tax for
the past ten years has already raised
$4,000 for the new building. The
election was called to raise the re-
naming $4,000 by bonds or a heavier
tax.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-23
RIVER EATS ENTIRE FARM.
Missouri Valley Man Has -Four Acres
Had 100 Several Years Ago.

Atchison, Kan, June 23.-For the
second time since early spring, Will
liam Mcqueen, who lives east of Atch-
ison, has been compelled to move his
house further from the Missouri river.
Altogether he has moved the structure
about 200 yards.
Several years ago Mr.. Mcqueen
owned a 400-acre farm in the bottoms,
but the river has taken it all save four
four or five acres.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-23
browns in Solomon River.

Smith Center, Kan, June 23.-Fred
Veeh, 29 years old, of Speed. Kan, was
drowned in the Solomon river near
Harlan. He was wading in the water
when he stepped off into a hole ten
feet deep.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-23
DELPHOs WILL CELEBRATE.
Townspeople Invite Neighbors to Par
take of Their Hospitality.

Delphos, Kan, June 23.-The peo-
pie of Delphos will celebrate INDIE
pendence day in the old way and have
invited people in the nearby cities and
farmers to partake of their hos
pitality on this occasion.
The business men are boosting the
propositions, and as a system of adj
vertising, they toured the county and
nearby sections in automobiles. They
were accompanied by the Delphos
band and distributed advertising
literature.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-23
Topekans Graduate at Cornell.

Ithaca. n. Y, June 23.-Among the
graduates from Cornell university this
week were the following from Kan
sas: Miss A. J. Nicoll. Topeka; P.
Work Olathe: E. E. Wertel. Law
renee; H. J. Carney, Hutchinson, and
r. D. Clapp, Wichita.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-23
AGENT DRANK ALL THE BEER?
Santa Fe Station Man Alleged to Have
Entertained Friends.

Wichita, Kan, June 23.-Because a
barrel of beer was taken from the
Santa F'e depot at Viola. southwest of
here, the station agent, J. F. Cleary, is
under arrest Cleary is charged with
having called in a party of friends
and they drank the beer.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-23
SEEK HELP IN AUTOS.

Pratt County Farmers Need Many
More Men.
Pratt. Kan. June 23.-Twenty-one
autos and twelve teams were waiting
at the Rock Island depot in Pratt last
night for harvest hands coming in on
No. 33. 1t is estimated that Pratt
county yet needs 200 harvest hands,
and but few are coming.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-23
Favorable Conditions at Jetmore.

Jetmore, Kan, June 2S.-During
the last two weeks the weather. with
its frequent showers and moist days,
has been beneficial to crops. Wheat
is short but other crops doing nicely
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-23
Successor to Peckenpaugh.

Seneca, Kan. June 23.-W. E.
Young has been appointed deputy
postmaster to succeed the late z. A.
Peckenpaugh, who committed suicide
last Wednesday morning.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-23
Soapstone on Roads.

Manhattan, Kan, June 23.-V z.
Schermerhorn of this place believes
he has found an ideal material for
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-23
1925
FLOUNCING
$1.69

Nothing nicer or
more serviceable
than a fine quail
ty Swiss En-
broidered Dress.
T h e s e 45-inch
Flouncings, will
make up hand
somely. B a b y
Ir i s h effects,
worth 1925 per
yard .$1.69
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-23
Two
Good
Silk


$500 4o-inch
Shower Proof
Foulards
Four pieces of 46
inch Showerproof
Foulards - three
patterns in navy
blue and one in
taupe gray that
would ordinarily
sell at $500 a yd.
we are pricing
at 81. rs
O1.ZO CO-1ncn
Chiffon TaHeta
at $I.O0
Plain and two
tone effects in SO
inch striped Chit
fon T a f f e t a S;
good assortment
of staple colors,
such as regularly
sell at S1.25 per
yd. here at $1.OO
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-26

bore StnoI< eller nlDfabrfer, % set
Daf ois ionii.ere beientIie berer-
tea of Sc me 9oloiotier aD roger,
|a1tom aSytti0slttrii al nogen Betp6ni1rg.'
Maret euber i6Drigt meb Ell mere
oprnl,ntrerbe Stetnrtirg pna 6onbs.
bsrien ! Rctp gorf.
garabau.8anfettcn / 8aibingtpn.
8raiioett @iIion bar offentliggiort
let 8reb aoresiert til Miniitre,M
'@arrifon % Da11iels, bpori bm for.
Longer, at Der gipes Sc DHicerer al
Seer % 6!!aaoe, Der beltogl i MfiIi-
|terorbenen Garabaos mio0ag 1uglig,
bpor MontiniItrotionens Nolitif !
NbtIippiter,1e % lign. Beb giort til
|@ienitan6 for Spot, Ell alDurlio
&eprimn16e.
H~rpii6euten erflerer, at 6e Dit
cerer, Ser foreitob 8rogra1nmet, for
tie,;er Ell alporlig &eprimanoe pg
uotaler lit itore Misbog oper, at
De fleite al De ttlltebeperen6e Diff
cerer bobbe bifalbd u6fgrelien al
ct iaabaat &rogrm noen &enIw1
til, at set frenfe6e 11ogle Of Gtan=
.6ens beiefte og belliglte Era6hioner.
Set er mig forfeit, at Sange,1e
og Ben ar1oen l1reoerbolbning ON Nf-
tener1 bar ment TOM og bctrogtet iom
Morifub. @bob ifd hi tro ON 81
5ficerer al Gore1ebe 5taters Scr %
Gloaoe, Der ibnes Set er Morifnb at
gigre fine officielle Gneroroneoe til
2atter og 3en &olitif til Spot iom
ben @egjering fgrer, iom oe bar ipo=
ret at tiene n1eo obfoll1t 2oDalitet?
&nis bette er beres Spfatniug al
Morifub, bpao:e r 6eres Dpfotni,,g al
&ligt? &pis De iGtter fin @::igt
ooer alt 6umt, barnagtim 8ib. bpoo
nfer Sc 90 for belligt i fin &rofes,
fion?"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-26
gfterInies: gdrl M,tguit NeI-

E5H8EA&@ SNH$SY&E
lion, HoIioere He gngqueba,tno
Apera,e. sfiibsbbsgersn Greoeril
|Gbriiteefen, fbot aalborg, Gnbere,,
lee Gbrftian MoaHnien. DpIpsmnger
|tiI &arrnien, S26gao 12.
ggiieoe: Mobert 6. @aaniup %
Carrie S. gricficn, Sobt S. Mur-
|pbD % 8'ortn SSobnion, Micbarb g.
&auIion % Mrnte.1ie BDborn.
sftbe / &apren:: alfreo 9n-
||bcl, Sept. 8isrneto;; SSoiepb Gun
neo, Sept. MamoM; Sc5ab Georgia,
.8apt. GarIfen; s.. 81. a,nroien,
Sept. Naa,lien. y
Malermciter 9pttrl1p far faat
@eooe!elie ON, at bangi Tntter Meb-
logger Otto Setulp, Sc Ebilteo,
CT 6po. Der. 8. Bbr i BDen er ct
belfienM @eolem al Sen farb. Gor=
eni1rg og en- iprig SeiIiportslna11b,
ssSt1beboper at flere BrGmier.
Or. phil. 6reoerif M,rnipn
bol6t 5reoags 6}oreorag / en- al
@eit EbilaoeIpbias Iarbe gfo5er.
Site fan fnn gfnnoinaber por till
8pgneiter So. gsbiern}en bar
fi6M gienonm paa 6Ooe @abe. SID
u%befiettot. Dbertagelje1l
er 1fet.
Non Che gcaarbinabinn go.
Mgoe / 9orsoags optpees 6
11pe Meblemmer og 6 ba5 ON Sp-
tagelie. 8I Srlttee iIteoetfor Bog
saul Safer bolgtes Meftnltra-
ter @1n. s. SSbrgenien. 81. s., ser
ct &igbenbaoner pg neltienot / Solo
nie1 fom Snoebaoer al r8il1p" SIC
17tb og Marfet ct, .oe,,
e11eite banife gafe / Centrum 90.
befpgt at ntattge 9anife:
Snger1tgr @iIlnm &e1,niugs
ct for 3ioe1 ber / Bpe,1, bbor ban.
leoer ct iterresS ,titaI(otionsar6eioe
baa cit al bore labrifer. ST. S.,
Der ct fra Gibnrg, bor / 8roofIpu..
Gameifreo5erinoe MnrD 6.
Glonien afgif beb 9poet / fit Siem
paa @ermantotun Mne. / forrige a1ec
og blep ONT Snsbngetr begrobet pnn
.ount @eaie S2rfegaarb.
@artner Ole Beter}e1r nfgif
peo OGDEN forriee Eirsoag og blep
ON OnS0agen beerobet fra fit &ien1,
Maa1t9e arn11le oeftebe bans Site.
Gan bleb IS aar gl. og efterlaoer
fig @leitr1 SSngrib.-
gnfefru eltlaben ,9ufA bob6e
forleoe1t 6en Sofg at mite fin Cat
ter Mdrp, Tom forrige Eorsbog be-
grabcoes fro Den Strife, bpornf but,
Dar Meolem, og'H gbelter Sill Sit
fegaorb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-26
seb Snleao.

|aom, glade Sui, n,eb 8ar,1ets Gro
|og &aabets lpie aprte,
% Lao @u6s @ng,,e bln1,bt ps DO
me6 Greit / gora og smerte!
~
aon1, glaoe Sui, n1eo 8iarliggco,
mes Barneimil % &pgge,
og Loo @uhs unocrful6e Treb
en- sfon:e ON os bggge!
Som, glade SsS11l,ftil bpert ct &ieln
meb 8u6ifob 1t6en 2ige::
st fattigt @arn / 8etblebcm
bar bragt oS &immerige!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-26

Mthos, hpis SelDitpre trpbs ollie
@alton=S mp9ltninacr CT blcoe1l op.
'retbolot, giper uMosE airfebl!." ei-
ter Gbrp11. s. e9r. gNelt felge,lbe Sps
|lpsninger:
Sc tgpe Mtbos. aIpitcrps SmruoSe
|1t6gier pnltre1t 500 apuorutfi..o.
meter. og GalIet af atboSmunfc er
pmfri1g 1000. Mepubliters Sc
belle er / Srnoerre pao ct Mono,
Tom be9geS al De enfclte aIoftrc,
Ga Grnterne bnr II &Ipftre pau
|Mtbos, bar De Dberpngten / Maa6et,
ifibnt Mf,tute,te | bet r11siijfe @lojter
r&oiifou" lncb bets mango tiIligger-
|be Senosdper CT 1a1gt talrieerr emo
|1mntIige grgife &loitres ttlinm1mcn.
|Desn6en er Der ct icrbiif % ct bull
garf Roiter.
Mtbosmunfene bnr MD for ftvt
@ieitfribeo, fun gieloer be1l gtegci
uroftclig, at tntet lepe,n6e geien al
|&unfien moa betraoe Mtbosbjerget.
|9enne &egeI n6itrafteS enoog til
|Dprene> iaa t. @fs. bele M%lu1rferepu-
|blifen mao ifaffe fig fin .BmiDniua
LAT sGg 1tbcll1ffenbe pe6 Support.
6orreiter er be gamle @spitre for
en-. flor Gel bleoen moocrnifereoe oa
|th Gels fldoitRnoig bpgge0c ON.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-26

bon aeiferen At oe1,,te bbar giort ge-
|itrabdier ] oen @et,,irs: apflo1lo
ifaI optrooe bsfliat % FORFEIT ooer.
for J~rua,frise; men dIbrig glerlrtc,
at Srprtaatfer ftnoig er Iebetl0e bos
6raatitntRt,oene, % at be lite ooer-
ptttbes ieIp peo ben ftsrite GiifDnr-
.6igbe0. ].
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-26
Ct alab at @e4me,lifaens 6iitorie.
.(af Sreoerif Gpffer.)

Sss1,tet fan fette 9inoet / mere
poetilfe 5pingninger ems 6ormoni-
.fun11iif, 1toar ser. en- 11tille Sornors=
lpber oper @o1r0et in6 til ap=
'iten fra ct @fib: Man paobirfeS
:bels umt66eIbart, bells %fremruuner
rStem1,tngen Ell @affe Mi,toer, bbor
@armonifaipillere11 bar Miotp11nftet
eutel1 / en- martini eller Ell lmolig
|SSopl meo @eel % gefstltr. SSttfe at
;tale ON oe go0e gan1le 2apsti6er>
&ormonifaen fpilleoe Ell flor
|@rlle / Sannopprfsfre6ie, bbpr 111
Selifabeligbe6en gear op / 4ur1te=
boiler, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES og Cont
merfefter.
4 *
@ao0e til SIS og til SANDS par
&armonifoe,t I, ben ferlte &yllpoel al
Set forrige Marbunorebe ct ,neget
eitimeret sSsnltrluaent. So, ielp Ga
ti6ens ugo6e 5elifab" i apneens
@ipbenbab1, bar iaa gla6 for 6ar1no-
nifoen, at Sen benpttebes til SOL
muiif. S bi1e Gage bar ser 1,en1ltg
professionally @armonifalpillere, Der
lebene al at ipille til Cams. 3onfer1
berom opruller for. Dor 6antaii ell
&effe 8iIle6er ira Selifobeltgbe0en
Ii Sc babare1roe @tatsran6Sbiem /
Mooietntng til De 1l1perenoe.
Gtatsraaoen meo @or1rbriller, So
oermor6ere og gt1stobafs0aaie, De
Stangloranet, ,&n'tgefrsller beo
|9inom9erne og auppe mco imlffe
|Silfebaa1tb, omfangsrige @joler at
|Damoif im1t v8runelIer." uoen Soc
|le, be unge Dn,rer meb M1,sieIins-
|ficler, bpioe strpmfer og Safians=
'2rE EtS E FF
flo, Der bar h1,r1et op. as Serene,
|og &errernc meo @alpefres, bpifra-
plbre 9a,ner meo @npe6pan6s9g,
peoe @ioler .meo inabre Mrmer,
|silfebeit mes flor l1br11egIe % Sig
net pe0 l1bret iamt itrnmme Nn,tu=
Ions.
S ftore life Stun. n1eo empire
mebler, 9piefroner % 2ampetter
|traaote ga1nle % urge Dn11ien tua
Set bDioifure6e @uIb til 6armo11i-
|foens Goner.
Mon set life bar Ell lnffeligere %
mere itilful6 S6 meb mere mitplDig
}@lG6e e11b 6en nl,b9renoe?
Men tiIbnge III Sarlnonifaen!
8au bette SSnitrument og set Der
,,tneo beiIagteoe Sarrtotriiim (Bbbbbs-
barmonifa) fre1lbri,1ges gorter,te peo
rH pineeuoe Meta1t.,,eer, SCI
ie sinsaltinaer 2ufthsut,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-26
3nrnrtt ri&t1nt.

- u. 80 EZ.l .-|HEEAE ~ 4E7r.
Otter 30 Aars TorIbb fit Mor
90. Nor1nan, al Sfibsmnglerfirmaet
& 8opeien, SEEM Sort, ct
8rep noabnet tilbage,. font ban ben
3oie Sftober 1888 ofien6te til Sop
tein 9orfen at ben iDenife @nrf SIT
perior", iom bengnng bar ontaget
at ligge ! Morieines, 6rantrige.
8rebet bar ianoipnIigpis / ale 6is1e
aor liaget poo Set ipenife &oniulat
| @arieilles 90 Ser fommet tilipme
igien beb en- nplig fortngct Sprpo=
Ming.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-26

bar bar1et 8eien for en- 11p Snbuitri.
gre11 / 2moet, ptbner ont en- frerls
aoitrabenoe 9enoe11s, iom er al
Igtelie htpro, % iom bar ftaffet Sir.
meet en- ln1uf gtilling / Dar1norfs
fnnittno1titrielle 9erben.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-26

s ipenife Blade 1eites ~forleoc,,
f%gIge16e:
Haa Toranleo,1ing ifol leg berpeo
oplyie, at bet life par mig, fom
bolm De / @Io6ene omifrepre SoIer
/ Io!1,n oe l1pialo.
sgoerteIie i Ropember 1918.
Chen @e6in, Gfomoger.
&unfcrepnblifen paa Mtbos. 9m
bet mgrfatge Munferepl1blif pau
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-26

st NIT 2raemibbcl mes rigc
Sremti0Smn!igbe0er er III. Sort
BET npe @iener= 8rnparat ae=
pbalool. Get er opfu16et al en-
fremrage1toe aernifer / @ie11 og er;si
flor l%l61trqfning bleret prppet beo
De feite @iener=&oipitaler., Ge me-
oicinife 3ibsifrifter bor pfienthg-
giort monge roienbe ubtalelier on,
oisie &rgper. Set ct. ct ierligt
8ielpemiobel mo6 Nerpeimerter;
faofom Sooeopiac, 0ea1roIgi % Meu~
ritis. Sbare rbeumatiife Gmertcr,
@efieif,s6 og 9enoegigt ,1an ieID i.
froniife 8ilfeI6e1gibe pp for bette
4rRparat.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-26

apffc giattcr @tore, @n,oo,
leeer me6 @ul6ternins;
lDffeligit at bpile boa
er f1tlben6te @ierning.
S,1ge,na111t.
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geb Mptaar.

Sub eipe os SPITE og CODE @aa6
til tltgtig % manoig Serb!
San Teller hi trpgt / Dor lille gdn6.
tro6g a1Ie @lipper pg @fnr!
8.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-26

- sfriu efter Rrssennmmer
If bette Slab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-26
Sen tpite Cpbaaellesreiienbe 0,

| 1914
Den tpitt Cpbaeeliesrejienoe %
@eolog. aircbitein. abm i l1t1imna1,-
go i tpf 9itzMfrifa, n1ellen1 9on.
ganiitoplateu.e og ltniifos &ejlm1b
opbaect en- gan,mel, biotil ufienot
l1rbefolfninp. Stmnme11 toloer fig
&asiimlea1tia % bar bol6t fig nqr-
melt / Smegnen Of 2an6sbpe,,
Gbinbi, 21% Gagmoricb MORO for
Mbooeiio. Sc Dor tioliaere ct SUE
eerfolf;; men ct nat goaet ODER til
Sor6brlg. 9ette for Sc lRrt al
&atiamongaerne, bbis Sprog og
gpgoeifif Sc ogioa Dor tilegnet fig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-26

sSaatn @aub faar ssstrifabsbe.
pillins otter lite Sannar @iseoa-
III 1beu snaobebsatteft. sSn,iolertio
er Ser en- Masr,1otneclie Of Mate<:
fabsbepilli,.eer oper belle. States, ttor
at lite an1orS 8irfe itnl binbreS Of
9opqiper1ps 0unritaber, joni 2Rgers
1te poaitaor, eller al 2Rger1tes @ruo-
0iabe0, fom 2opgiper1e tiger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-26

6nab CIT @e6aftipn fan blue pla=
act meb. On @eodftio11 mobtaaer
mange Slags 8rebe;; her ct en- 8rez
be al u8ergenS 9i6en6e"s Mrfip:
@r. &e6nfter! Sill on bore lau gob
Ion at iette 1oogle 2iner / Gi6en6e.
Ser er tire e!u6e Gutter foan pnifer
at forreiponoere me6 Der fit goo
3iee. @elft meo 8otogrofi. @bbin
Morita6 26 Mor, SIR. SSanlon 26
Mnr, %. garm "a Mar. Nor. @b+
monton g. s., Mlba. CANADA.
8yen @omonto,1 CT CT lille Slef=
fe / Mlberta, Ganuba, poa 11,167
SSt1hbbpggere.
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S. ct sfrift, Ser ombat0ler rEpifs
lonos @olitif ur6er @ilbelm II,
bnnoer 6prft Billion, he,t tioigere
&n1ller, at Epiflorb ita0ig mnn be-
re Aao @agt o%perfor 6ranfrige, %
!@aoet mos set tDffe @ige og @ar<
men ober, at man ! 1870 maaate
afftaa Clos og 2otbrtngen til 9p-
ferne, ita6ig er leoe,l6e bos Sranif-
manoene % bill albrig %, foa len=
tge Der er set mirbbifh &anb ON, at
6ise fa,t tiIbagarobres. SITE at
taee &enfpt III bette &ao, Tom BIZ
LON lite lite lm6rer fig ODER; men
fnorere finder ganife ~,ratlrligt. BILL
|be peere Doarifnb. Meen at tanfe
boo 5orlig uoen at Gra11triige fpor
asrooinier tiilbogee er ige ia
tor ,dat.ifabs % oerfor ebreioer
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-26

Sra &aris fo,n1ter ser Meo6elel=
fe ONT, at @sinotarmer er Mepet re-
.bobiliteret. Set fpnes at bnre 1lom-
itsoelig bepiit, at set lRnge iao for
ogfeoe og fom ru6imel1tGrt TEMPLE
|be Organ bar en- Misiion at u6f9re.
6or Mfo6emiet / @aris er Der blebet
fremlagt EN- lengere inbgaaelt0e Mf=
banoling ONT 9li,1otormers Mptte.
Denne ffplbes EFT 2ege, ST.. nne6. 81.
|@obinio,1, og gaar us pa1, at 8lin6-
tornlen lptller cit meget bigtig Sol
le / set menneifelige 2ege1nes Drga=
nism. Sen tilfbrer FL. a. 6oropiel=
|fesorgm1erne Sa9er, 1om CT al flor
@etp6ni1g for 6orbeielfesprocesien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-26

ON, at niugen sSor. Staters Senator
ecller &onqresn1arb fun bore Mfeo<
lem al sen nutiorlale @eierpetom=
mission, Direfter / e,r MeIerpebmf
e!ler Gmbebsmo1eb elIer 9ireftpr
11ogen MeoIemSbon1f", bleb pe6taget.
@c1rp Gletps af Seem Sort fri
per i fit ,1gentlige Jina1,sbrep hanot
an6et ON be,t 1tDe Henge-9ob, at Dc
fle1te forfafteltge 9rGf pe0 cen Ell
blepen fierne6e, og at BEN loper al
blipe mtina tilfreositillen6e, ON Oct
ems lite er alt, bbao man fun6e d.
lie. Meget oil nfbGrge al anrafte1
% 911eIigbe6 fog De MRno, lom uh-
nnpnes til at reprefentere @egierit:
gent i Diltrifts Observation-Disclosures
ne, 90 oct bill nGre al bert aller iter-
ite @igtigheo at bol6e bisfe Srititu.
TONER fulb'taa1oig ,ebetort al poIitiil
S%noflpoelie.
On Sitl,atione,l ~foreprigt ifripe,
scr. Glems. at Erafifipsrgsmaale1
,nit er iaago6tiom rpobet at @eien,
fje1t man leiligbeospis e,tor11 bs.
rer ltogen 9oipl Dtret mes &enfpr
til SSlrooronit1aen u1t6cr sc MIC Sor:
bo!be. Ser er for 1rrrDaren0e ii,
gem Naleoati,,ae til ttogel1 oIuorlte
uoenlanbF @o,tfnrrettpe, Wertfe1 70,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1913-01-09

IN piulples. and she
would look as red as If
she had fever - cen
tiGUed 70 spread until
she was almost a solid
sore all over. She
would scratch and cry
and We could not get
any rest for three
months. The pinples
began TO run a yellow -