davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-29
lmaIanpaImelufiia fei6tuuua:

SmmalanpaIpeIuffia %feiSfunuo:
1 p. 9rabbocf, 81. .. rippiIas stem
tuttinto, pbteinen neutrality-suspicious.
Ia Serran ebtoouinen, toinottatpaSti
norioloisten firfoSIa, olfaa fello 10
aam.
3 pnd Wtns Flo 10 ap. feao 3 ip.
ia Flo z III. paitoista ionitaan iiel.
Id.
8 pnd Yroctetin IuomalaiIeSIa firs
fosia Serran ebtoouiien p%btepoesfd
Cello IL ap. ia nuoriIo oIaston fo'
fomS Flo 3 10. SartausIsurat 6.
Wtnilaien fouIuIa Flip z Ill.
Is pnd Yroctetin iuomoIaiieeIo
firfosia Flo IL aomuua ia Iasten
fotous fefo 3 IT.. iefd nmoriIo bias.
ton eofcus Flo z III.
16 pnd oltoo rippieouIu e~oeaiIesf6
pu,taeio lilo 8 op.
% pnd Huoriio piaston iubIa STA
SobnIoniu puistosIa.
"a pnd rSeImen" iubIosIa mort.
~iofeuran %talolo.
rs p:nd Ronasia icuratunnan
liubIasio.
II pud Holon fonion toIoua Flo
2 ip.
20 pnd HoIIan f%anTou iolouo 3
ebtconiien ph'epocsI6 Flo 10 oam.
ia Sue erosia fIo z III.
6uom.! % pdimdstd osti fmn
Ioppuun on fonsinni roStcri w.
Mnttonen.
N. 81. Mesterbocf,
9rocfet, u. DAT.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-29
!. aauppias SDGim5 @faui5t mat.

tuSti fpiime i%unnuntaina Sbicosoon
Ia faaput lieltd totaifin ellen aamu.
ma.
= faiffi iotfa baluatte iaaba buo'
neenne nptpaifaieen mauiin Min fdp'
fdd WlaaIari Wtatin pubeiaa. 9dn
ndpttdd maait y. M. Sapettia 5 ien'
tistd 5 90 oouoriin ruIIa.
Ill ". Gurrp Selef. 338 :.
= MRS wsatti 8eini, pfi Sron'
moobin nanbimpia iuomalaiIia ia
aIupa Norrien pddud, fuoIi miime
tiistaina.
= Waatti 7angas, Grif &anfaan
nell, iaapunut mime iunnuntatna
Suomesta. !Sdn oifoo tdnne tuot.
taa plan perbeenidfin, iofa npfpddn
on SeIin9teid.
NaittiaS- YStdtpdtn YbbtStbt-
fen firiurin oioite on: Wrs. Sanng
Sacfion Boy III Sron Belt. MDts.
= 7aullnt @afeficloisid. Mntti
Eeppo, Nels Eepon lid tuoli miime
tiistain6. Dainoia oil manbimpio
paitfafuntaIaifia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-29
gnuret 911t nietetiiin Min

lauontaina WleaooiIesId fanIalat,
femme :. o.. aboIen moatilana.
Wtrs ia mr. aboien Is muotios tp
tdr Sannp Gliina ia uuorimies So
ban @abriel SiIponen Sronpoobis.
ia miettinGi Iiuoin bdttddn. Mie.
rata oil tiIaiiuuteen futIuttu palion
Ia Iufuiiasti oIirpat futiua nouoattas
neettin IefG paiffofunnalta ettd 81
Srontpoobista. Pariientpmmentd
nuorta olinat ieiIomaefa iulbaspoi.
tina ia tpttUind. SiloifuubesIa pri.
bui nuorelIe pariue mp6s morIia.
men lid. &)ptpt6dt1end fni futin
ldbti fotiinia iaamistaan batpan.
noistaan. sDnnen uubeue eIdmdue!
Warasfp WdinD @fquistin
nubeeIa Wnate SbapasIa fdTttdd
hptpdn Iaiiteiman paraita ia uuiin'
to muotia naatetamaraa ia batiu.
ia. pistdptDfdd fatiomasIo.
Gatntuaitnti 9esiemeriin oItaa
fuItemaan buomenna eli lauantaina.
= Maattlan fanppa. &%aniaI. s.
iaf Itli pobioisfontriGa on mppnpt
Dian maaStaan Eom TiffaIaue. Wlr
@ili aifoo IdbimmdsId tulemoiIuu.
beSIa matfustaa Suomeen.
- Valipn on fanioIaiiia tptime pdi'
MIND motfustanut Suomeeu. @iime
tiistai'iItanafin Idbti tddItd IL fan.
Ialoista ia niitten ipufoSia Wtrs sSii'
ia Sotimdfi.
Sai Smrmania. 2aniaIoiiemme
Socob 8innunen ioutii iunan ole
9esIemerin aIemoaa t. {. 20 D., iol'
loin bdneltd murtui noiemman ia.
Ian iddriluu, ionfa idIteen bdn leu.
roonana p1nd fuoli Sosebic I%airaa'
IasTa. Wainaia oil fotoiIin Reisidr'
meItd, .. g., ia oil ban iidItddn 27'
muotias. SdneItd idi maimo ia 2
Iasta Suomeen.
Wainaiaua oil aitomus ottaa vri'
pafpptid1. ottaesTaon 9esiemerin
aiemaua fimuitIe fuIfepoa tatpara'
%iunaan fiinni, mutta fiitd foitni ebel'
Id ferrottu ifdwd ieuraus. Waina'
ia fuului idTenend 8esiemerin Wti'
nerS unioon.
= RattppSpnnettpmuns Deronas
ia, Mid,., iofa matioi ibmisbensen.
0anIaIaiIemme MIbinus 2abara ipn'
tpiFin MlammbeIta fuoIi Deronan
faipannos1d miime torstaina iontu'
en- fimien ale. 2uoIema Ieurali be-
Il. Wainaia oil fdpnpt %ioitotin at
foia fiite Suomesia, ionne oil idttd'
mt naimonia ia 2 lasta, mntta 2
miitfoa ennen ~fuoIemaania oil bdr
firioiitonut moimoqeen Suomeen,
febottuen bdntd mppmddn field o.
maiiuutenia ia ldbtemddn tdbdr
maaban. Waimon malta tietpst
MT fesfeptpi fuin ioa fnuua tdstd
muiertapasta fnoIeman tapomfiesta
SidItddn oil mainoia ~ puober
panba. paitIi ebeud mainittuia o
malta oil m~oinoiaaa 3 melied tbs
idmooeio. Dti ofuu 9sronosia. tot
men SuIuibiSfa ia foImos ldbte'
ndind p8ifpind Suomeen, Sau'aus
topobtui Yeronosta @ofefieIbin bou
tausmoobau piime Ionantaina
6outoufTesta buoIebH fanfaI. NeIs
9eppo Wafefieloistd ia ruumisfaor
nan pitt past urmi Sronwoobista
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-29
SumoIonpolpeIutiia feidtuuqa.

SumaIanpoImelntiia f%eidtuulla.
8 pnd faarnaa past. :. 6aafond
Sort WtqiomisIa fIo $50 aamuuo
ia italia port griburiSio.
10 pnd port &rtburisio Flo 10 ia
ssort g8iuiomisTd Flo 8 III.
% pnd Sort Winiamisia $50 np.
ia vi. port MrtburisIa.
% pnd gtoIoIusio tIo 1 pGimdud.
q. Wuori,
1852 WHion #. port artbur,
ONT, Canada.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-29
9nuret iitamat toimeenpon,,

iobon fuuluu:
Sotttoa miis. Sannie BAT
Mmauspube mr. Wm. Maf
Sotttoo mtis. Selen SorIer
pube past. N. 10. WiIe,
Sotttoa mills. Sannie Bat
Sumo mrs. slim DiIer
Sanlua ia ~ioittoa mr.. SO. Sirpeli
Duetto miis. Sannie Ban ia mills
SeIen SorIen.
Sumo nils. !SeIen Qeipr
Ouetto miIs SeIen SorIen ia mr.
anbrem 2oIola.
A~ineeuiiesta obieimasta mainitta
foon ettd buutofaupaaa tunaan mpp
mddn naisten paImistamia fdfitDi
I'd, fabmifuffia, y. m.
Wp6sfin ottafaa buomioorne, III
laiiuus iaaba funmaa fabmia maui
faitten leiposten fansIa piifin iIta.
pdimdd. Wainio tiIaiIuuS bautous'
moaIta tuaesia pistdptnd iItapdip6
fabpiaa ia Iamaua auttaa Ieurafun.
to afiaa.
Rum Ieurafunnaua on tarfoituS
faaba ndistd iItamista paroia Fir.
tonboalin rafennufieen, min tebfdds
pd npt bprpin ia tuIfao ioufoua,
manbat ia nuoret, naiiet ia miebet
ebesouttamaan bpmdd oIiaa
SerpehlIoa faiffi. SiIddnpddi5
on napaa.
Soimifunta.
SnbbarS Siliamentti OH by.
NOD lddfe ibmiFiue ia eldimiae ia.
wauiIiin iofapdiipdiIiin tauteibiu, f.
I'd mpp Weuen DRUG Store, Wtellen,
IBIS.
- Snruqinen pnnettomuuS fopab.
tut MontrealisIa, 0}icb. tpiime tors.
taina FUN Sbas Sdrnenpdd (Sobn'
ion) oIesioan matfaIa faupunsista
totiin narIabenoIeua iofa piaaStui
ia puboti albania fdrrpiItd pddls
leen mdfeen, ban fuoli fiiben. pad
Iuu on poinunut pddIaeIta Fiddn.
Dainoia oil tuoIesiaan So nuooen
6 fuufauben 10 p. ifdinen idtti idI'
feenid Issfen. SapIio on 4, 3 tptt6d
ia l poifa. 2affi pelied aluu Mon.
treaIisia.
EapaufIen fulfu on, mifdli tieodm'
me jeuraamo: Sbas S%drnenpdd oil
oGut faupunsiaa Sronmoobisia.
miSId mieraiqut m. m. fapafasSa.
Ouen fotimatfaIIe mennesId bieman
iuopunut. SeuranS oil, ettd bdn
iuuri ldbeud totiaan oil pield ons
neuileSti iuoriutunut mattoSta, ipaon
Idbeud fotoa on forfea mdfi, ito
alamaa %fotiinpdin, lasfiesIa iontut
maliaat epdfuntoon ia rattoat EOS
fetii bepoIen t~afaiaItoia iaottaen
nuoren bepoien iditdbtpmddn ia ie
fiimaasti laufaien Iai ~poisfotufIi
SdrpenpGdn fomaua noimaua md.
feen.
80.
Wainaia oil ipntpnpt Ilaidrmeud
SuomesTa ia oaut tdSId maasia
mdbdn pli 80 tpuooen, eniin tpDs'
fenneuen taimannoisIa Sronmoo
bisia, iosta II puoita iitte muutti
npt omistamauenia maotilalleen
WontreaIiSia, Wicb., olen bpnin'
moipa maanfpiIieliid. &uonteeltaan
oil mainaia biliainen, pstdmdainen
ia rafastettu perbeesfddn, %erittdinfin
IapTirofaS oil mainaia ouut. Sfd'
mintd maan ie, ettd painaia aino
toiTinaan erebtpi nauttimaon pdfi'
iuomia, ioiaa tdsidfin i~uruaifesio
afiasia on iunrin aniio. !9autaus
iapabtui mime Iauantaina 3anfaL
IisIeurafnnnan firfosta Sronnoo'
bin bautousmaaban. Saattoiouffr
oil 5uuri, foImattafpmmentd benoS
ia otti oioa Iaattoioutfoon.
: &nbbarb Derenpuhbistusldd
fettd pitdii ola iofaiien fotona. 81
I'd mpp Weuen Drug Store, wteuen
Wis.
= aanppias Ism. wsdfi oil nil
me maanantaina taipauista bous
femmaua tuuIeua tarioten tnttofp'l
Ieen Ffaaria. Spp ndbfdds oft 1T
nd, fuin mrs Uldfi tpiime %funnun
toino yaapui @ufIon m~otfaltnun tue
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-29

i IL t0AQONh
noimmisIa faupunseisia. Spo on
taataSti emf Iuofan tp1id.
Oioite: SIR. Subo Sabti.
1913 Dausbn It. Sronmooo, Dtep
9bt5t bot! 9lstiain pefiid iaa pat
fan Jos ilmoittautuu beti @a9le So
Ie'in. 9ppd palfta matietaan.
= 2aIle &eifftmea ainsin padItd
fuliesfeli miime fesfipiittona fau'
punsiSIa niinfuin ielainen, iolla on
bpmin tiire. Sppn fiireeieen iaim'
me fuuna eileen ie, fuin mrs So'
miiia Seiffinen oil ianottuna pdimd'
nd labioittanut 8aleue poian, Iofa
lamana pdipdnd Iai nimefleen So
ban Malfrib. Oliban FIND bommaa
pbtd ia toista. Spnnptps oil ouut
maifea ia lapIt %iaanrt pdbdn mann
moia, ioten oil fiire iaaba lapii p.
fasteeIeen. Mutta MT poipat taas
faifti bpmin. @itifin on rasfaan
NATHAN perdstd tobta %entiieuddn.
Eoipotamme onnea fofo perbeeue
uuoen tuloffaan iobbosta!
- Tarmt m~bbtdtpdnG. 81 eeffe
RID faIittdmd Iarmi, iosia 5 eefferid
on pubbistettua, mpptdndnd bal
mana. Waa fiiaitIee Wbite &imeril'
lie, noin 6 MALTA MsblanbiSto, By
mdn fulfutien marreao. Gbboista ia
binnoista iaa ldbemmin Iopia omis'
toian fansia.
(5I) Mler 2pstilG
12O %. Gurrp It.
Sronpoob, Wti6.
= Mnberipn &c Gillbersin bal.
mennusmpDntid on pield p6dtettp
pibentdd feidfuun % p:ddn osti,
iotta faifiua oIiIi tilaiiuus iaaba ia.
lparau balfpauG.
9untfaantunut. W(r Wfatti
Niemi menetti tapaturma loutfauf
iesIa Iilm6nid Cast Norrien foipans
nosIa piime maanonidina aamIpdi'
ndud. 8dn oil mennpt liion aifai'
i'm tartaStamaan panosta, iofa Ell
ouut lauennut, iosta noin itdnd leus
raus iobtui. Matti Niemi IN Sdn'
tin neIiesten neIien poita, tpield
nuori pfIindinen mics.
= &ubbarb Siimatueii parantaa
tipedt ia beifot iImdt. Saatamana
Wte1en Drug Storesta Melen, Dis.
= wsr. Rust. RAN, ionfa fairau'
besta ferroimme ipiime numeros{a
MT paranemaan pdin. Sddfdri.
Fin oil olut 10 toipoton fairunn IT,
ndbben. Npt on iairaasia ta'
pabtunut fddnne parempaau pain,
iofa on baustaa fuuua.
YleiFen Snomalaiien 9enfi'
pafuutus fomppanian, tai nptpddn
r3be preferreb Sife endurance SO.
Of 9ranb Hopibs, Wtid." aiamies
WidaeI 6. SpridId on faayunut
paiffafunnauemme ia tilee tefemddn
tunneiutii mainitun DbtiDn eri na'
fuutus muotoia etupddsid iuomaIai'
ieue pleiiDIe. Sdmd fomppania
firioittaa monenIaiia eri mafuutus'
muotoiu, fiidltden tanaliien eIinfau'
tifrn, 10, Is, ia 20 puoben pddttp.
pid, 10, Is ia 20 nupben fafiiebtoi'
fla, ia pbteiswafnutnfiia, iosia moi
fafIi benfilDd QUO nafuutettuna pb'
ben binnaua. 1&dmd mafuutus Fir.
~ioitetaan mpDS erooniIle iauluiue.
'OIfaat bppdt ia ontafaat SpridIdn
ndpttdd tetDe mifd on mafuuins ia
fdpttdf ddt tiIaiiuutta bpmdfienne.
Ystdindutiesti Eeibdn
(55) VI. 6. Spridld.
16'tunutias poifa iaa paifan
Otto WasFien Iiiffeesfd.
u. -. Yeteripn'im m6IitpfieI.
Id poitte mppbd taIonne ia muof.
rota. 6dn mDDsfin on malmiS mos
fuuttamaan taIonne. 0onttori nc
2eob ofpenueua.
Saepb Rttuist1 perbeineen
matfuStaa tdnd iItana paiffafun'
noltamme Ganespiueen, Was5. SieI'
Id OF aiwist6ud entiIestd taIo bal.
lusiaon, fiad fieI.a be ioitafin muo.
fla ftte muuttipat paiffafunnauem.
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49, ~"~""u wv NlptCt
Sron Seltistd. 2auppaIumma 49,
500. paanarafennus OH mieIG idd.
mt DIR Mnoerioni0e, ionfa bdn ta'
lee e%ritieen mDpmddn. 0oeo omai.
'uuben arno OIiii $5, 700. paana.
rofennufIesia on tariottu $1,000.
Utr Mnoerion perbeineen tulee
muuttamaon tolosta niimeinen Poi
fpd teIdtnuta ia uubet aIuffaat Iaa.
pupat eniimdinen pditpd b~eindful'
ia. <Ntr IncerIoniua on pieni maa.
tia Sronmooo topnibipisfd, ldbead
faupunfia, ionne ban alfaa beti ra.
tentaa mubfeata rafennusta, ionne
ttte perbeineen muuttaa. Tddltd on
bptpd tilaiiuus boitaa liifettd fau'
tpungisIa matfan ldbeilppben tdbben
niintuin ennenfin. Siitd on mt bel.
ndfuun 4 pGimd 6 muotta fuin mr.
Mnoerlon multi tdbdn ngfpiieen ta'
%loonIa, mppoen e%ntifen ~talonia Sur.
rp fabuua 2aniauisfeurafunnan Fir.
Con miereetd. ytpt pddttdd bdn ra.
fentaa ppIpmdiiemmdn fobin, iota
ei lupaa mppbd ennenfuin menee
ebemmdfi maata milielemddn eli
tofonaan pois faupunsista.
Wsbptdtpdui baltuaIla 8 be.
posmoimainen fdsoliini Zone bp.
pdsid fdptt6funnosia. 2dptdd Eat,
iomaeIa Wtatti Niemen aIunnoua
459 s. pine it.
Norrien pddud
Sronppoo, W}i6.
See Cream, faitti npfpaitaiIet
tptrpoitusiuomat, tabpi ia bdmmi.
moileitp6t malmistetaon tiIautien
mnfaan ia onat tuereet la maui
faat nauttia.
Motii SiffaIa
Ill SuffoIf #.
= Talu mpptGpdna balmaua fp'
iptdd Idbemmin
Glias Spbn
Sreberif It.
(5e) Sronnoob, Did.
2anppias aale Sillbers iai
niime miiton fesfipiiftona idbfD.
ianoman weIienid Siaf Siabersin
fuolemasta RepubIicisIa, Wi6., ia
Idbti Iinne iamon pdipdn italia.
9autaiaiiiin, iotfa tapabtuiluat tits
ta,na Idbtitpdt miime maanantaina
mrs. Raue Siabers. poiat &aae ia
2eonarb ia tptdr peImt
= alnsnst @intalan iuomaIoinen
rddtdIiIiife, PIT 6. Murora fabuua
(Walo r..ieuran taIosia), ottaa
pastaan taitfea olaueen fuulupaa
tpDtd. SaImat binnat. Nppea iuo'
ritus. Suuri maIifoima fepdtfan.
faita iaapunut.
- 9aaSen nnft tapa. Sronpoo'
bin Iiitemieb iltd on ferdttp iImoitut'
Tia, iotfa on maalattu tauluun erddn
Experimentation ieindne uIfopuo.
leIe, Suffolt fabun pobioispddeid,
iosIa ne pistdd Iilmddn beti rauta.
tieaIemaIta faupuntiin tuaesIa. Waa'
IaustpD on Tiistid ia iuoin moIaiiee
niitd idbt6maIot.
- Sianpnriaita Iaatamana Sobn
s. Seuin iarmiua pobioispmoIeQa.
9ilaufIet moitte idttdd %itooriin.
- Snbbaro MnalaeSic on bpmd
Iddte pddnidrfppn, fpImppten y. m.
Saatamana Wleleu Drug StpriSta,
9teuen, Wis.
= O%nneaiSet omat WdfeIdn mel'
iefIet Wonticeuon lufeeIiua fuin mo'
lempain emdnndt Iamana pdipdnd
niime piifoua iaapuitpat Safian
reisiuIta tloben miebiuenid tuIiaiii'
no poifapaueroiiet. alibit ia uubet
tuloffaat moifpat bppin.
= 1alo mbbtdtudad. 9pwdud
paifaua fiiaitiema ialo, iofa iopit
bppin poortitoIofi, mpptdmdnd ball
mo0o. aaiffi npfpoian mufamui'
bet. Woibaon ostoa fuufamii. tai
puoi mofTuiIa. 2dbempid iietoia
1aa tdmdn lebben fonttoorista.
- See Greamta ia See Sreom
ioobaa ia fuumaa fabmia bDnien
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-29

Sobn 9aafana.
M. lutb. pappi.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-29
WINTER SPORTING DOPE FROM EVERYWHERE
This Is Fine Weather to Talk About
Baseball.

WIN IOuc1y game UOIWS6H -II0
Army and Navy at New York the
college football season will come to.
an end. From sporting standpoint
the game looks like a hot contest,
with Navy having the edge because
of the impressive way it has brushed
opponents out of the way all fall.
Army was jolted by Notre Dame, and
struck hard going with some of the
Eastern schools.
Doc White, southpaW extraordinary
of the White Sox, veteran of ten
South Side seasons, yesterday form
ally severed his connection with the
Galatians and has signed contract
with Venice of the Pacific Coast
League.
Under the terms of his new en-
ployment Doc will be a private for
the first year. Then, if he likes life
on the coast, he will be appointed
pilot of the Venetians, achieving his
long-cherished ambition to become
manager.
White was the oldest pitcher in
point of service with the White Sox.
He has toiled earnestly for the sue
cess of South Side teams and is an
idol with the fans out around 35th
street. Doc is a real fellow and
credit to baseball.
Possibility that Venice may be used
as a Sox farm is seen in the deal.
President Comiskey put no obstacle
in Whites path and gave him an I'M
conditional release This is hound tn
make relations pleasant between the
two clubs, and Whites loyalty to his
old employer will lead him to tip the
Sox boss off to anything that looks
good to him on the coast.
Joe Tinker is not worrying about
what will happen to him next sum-
mer. While he is being picked to play
with six or seven teams, the canned
manager of the Reds goes serenely
EE4
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-29
Dime Says couIon Can Whip Kid
Williams in Ten-Round Go.


kee Thursday that Baltimore Kid
Williams carried a whole flock of
mitts, which he. planted where they
would do the most harm, is out with
the statement that Johnny Coulon
can lick Williams in ten rounds.
Dimes explanation is along the line
that Coulon could lick Williams be-
cause the Logan Square lad could
stay out of the way of the Balti-
morean. He believes John is too
clever to be caught in a short bout
Notice that Dime doesn't claim Cou-
Ion could infiict much damage on
Williams.
Such a statement was to be ex-
pected from Dime, who-is naturally
peeved at the licking his man got.
What CouIon thinks of his own
chances is shown by the fact that
he has matched to meet Young Sin
net before the Wisconsin club offer
ing the best inducements for a mill
the night of Dec. 4. Sinnet will be
a fair trial horse for Coulon. If the
Logan Square champion makes a
good showing he will take on lad
or two of more class and gradually
shape up for a Williams fight.
J. johnson, notorious coIored per-
son, who left this country between
days, is getting in bad with the Paris
sport lovers. The smoke has become
absolutely degraded, now CHASING
himself as a wrestler. He did not
like the tactics of German opponent
in a mat bout in Paris last night and
swung a couple of knockouts on the
poor slob's jaw Police have been
asked to stop the bouts.
Mike Gibbons and Wildcat Ferns
have signed for mill in New Orleans
the night of Dec. 10. Weight of 145
pounds at o'clock has been agreed
upon.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-04-25

W. A. Rush has been the real
Busy Old Man" for the past fifteen
days. He is surveying for the squat.
teTs" along the river. The major
ity of these plots have never been
surveyed and as they are of irregu-
lar size and shape, besides, in many
instances, being Overgrown with will
lows, vines, cottonwood and variety
of big weeds and underground of all
kinds, it is some stunt to run the
lines. The work requires the en-
ployment of ax-men, which is a new
factor in the surveying Of Kansas
land. The party have been work
ing the past week between here and
Ellinwood and are now near Pawnee
Rock.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-04-25

Jno. Erickson of Wilson was in
town Wednesday looking after bust
ness interests here. Mr.. Erickson,
who is a heavy land owner, recently
sold a section near Wilson for $4,000
at public auction. He informs friends
here that he expects to close out
his holdings in Kansas this summer
and will go to Pasadena and make
his home in the land of perpetual
sunshine.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-04-25

Rev. and Mrs. B. E. Parker, Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Stauffer and Mrs.
Price Bondurant drove to Stafford
Tuesday in Rev. Parker's car to at
tend the convention of the Christian
church of the Eighth District. They
returned Tuesday evening.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-04-25

w. H. Schaefer, one of the able as
sistants at the st. Rose hospital, re-
turned Thursday morning from a WIS.,
it of several weeks in different parts
of the east. At the time of the big
flood he was just leaving st. Louis
for Evansville, Ind, and says that it
took him Just nine days to make this
short trip. He had a fine time on
his trip but says he is glad to get
back to Great Bend once more.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-04-25

Eichhorn Bros, of Garden City,
were here the last of the week and
purchased one of those supremely de-
sireable Case cars from Wells Thomp
son, manager Of the big Case estab-
lishment at this place.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-04-25
The children's photos should be
made now, before the days get hot
and sultry DIRKS STUDIO.

Fred Walker is here this week
looking after his interests in the Ken
dali Hotel. He is not yet definitely
decided what he will do with the
building. Probably it will be sold
and removed from the lots where it
now stands.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-04-25

August CARING was busy Monday
sowing blue grassa long the west side
of the court house block If you
want to learn how to do a scientific
lob watch him. He's an artist.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-04-25

G. w. Shaffer, of Shaffer, Kansas,
came down Tuesday by auto to visit
with relatives northwest Of town and
was caught by the rain. He stayed
Thursday and went home this morn
ing, leaving the car until the roads
dry up.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-04-25

Johnny Fedor came in Sunday nigh
from Wichita and will be here for tn
opening of the baseball season. The
many friends Of the star second-sack-
er are hilarious over the fact that
he will be with us again for another
caaSnn
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-04-25

The county high school of Reno
county, at Nickerson, is to have an
experimental farm of 40 acres, to be
used in connection with the manual,
mechanical and agricultural courses.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-04-25

Mrs. E. C. Davis left Tuesday
night for Salem, Indiana, in response
to a telegram stating that her mother
who is 70 years old, had suffered a
hard stroke of paralysis.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-04-25

Lee Frazier, who was recently
brought home from st. Rose hospital
after a severe illness of several week.
AM has since not been gaining. was
taken back to the hospital, Wednes-
day, for further treatment.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-04-25

D. G. Bird was in from his planta-
ton on the south side Saturday. He
says the shower of that night made
a big change for the better in the
condition of the wheat fields.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-04-25

Chief Wemmergren arrested a
drug Of the female persuasion
sunday night and after keeping her
in the city bastile until she was
thoroughly sober and partially repen-
tant, shipped her.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-04-25

Pete Gales, of Ellinwood, submitted
to serious operation at st. Rose
hospital Monday and has since been
very low, but at this time hopes are
entertained that he will recover.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-04-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed G. Koch and
Miss Rosie Koch, Of northeast Of
town, left Thursday morning for a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Janke
at Alexander. %
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-04-25

Mrs. l.. c. Breeder returned Tues
day from the home of her son, Char
ley, southwest Of town, bringing with
her little granddaughter No. l, who
will remain for few days of city
life.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-04-25

The many friends of Miss Mabel
Lehr are glad to learn that she will
soon be able to be with them again.
She has been confined to the house
for the past four weeks, suffering
from rheumatism.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-04-25

Banker Billups, of Pawnee Rock,
was in the county seat Friday look
ing after business matters and re-
nelwtng acquaintance with his many
friends here.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-04-25

w. T. Schweier, manager Of the
ritt-Schweier Creamery Co., left
for a short business trip to Kansas
City, Saturday.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-04-25

NJ. Daley and George Cooney, of
Hoisington, returned last Sunday
evening from a business trip east.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-04-25

Cooper & Metcalf of Lyons, picked
up another car of fancy Barton coun-
ty horses this week.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-04-25

Mrs. Will Irwin returned home to
Kinsley Wednesday, after a visit
with her parents, the Eppsteins, in
this city.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-04-25

Mrs. Lyle and Miss Hart, of Paw
nee Rock, were looking after matters
in Probate Court here the last Of the
week.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-04-25

One half of the field crop of the
state is raised within a radius of
seventy-fivei miles from the geogar-
phic center of the state.