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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-25

Gus0og ben %. SUM 1913.
Blair, @e6r.

5 Manoogs bIeD Sulius 1ieIiens
Gig ira 9otter, 9te6r, iorofaitet
poa airfegoaroen ber Deo BLAIR.
Gen aiogoes Sooger, 9lr. 5 e
Speuieu. par reiit meo eiget ira
Gacine, @is., til 4otter. 1febr..
oe oeruoe. 6por 0ieliens 9iem nar,
bolotes Den egentlige 9egranelie
Den fgr SliIius gaielien reiite nj
anrsmeoet / Hacine. boor ban,
lom onttalt / iioite pr oeoe. ban.
De 5omiIien aftaIt, at be, / bbert
Sab De gnmIe. piloe flptte BERTH
og 30 Tor 6remtioen. 9erfor bIep
9iget fgrt BERTH for at iorofnites.
en- Sen al ben ofoeoe iuIgte 81.
get BERTH. % en- Cater o. Sniger.
Isn fra Council Bluffs par ogiaa
meo bertiI. RogIe 8euner ber ira
gpen fuIgte meo til 8raben. bnor
Rait. aieaer Ie6te QfipngeIien at
en- Solne. % 9ait. Qnoerien iom
en- adnmeI 9efenot al ben afoeoe
toIte nogIe Orb. Bait. aisIIer Ipite
til SIlitning Serrens @eIiigneIie
Oper De foriamIeae,
Sorsoag I iioIte llge baooe
Oi geieg At en- eammeI Samfunos.
mano. Reter Safobien fra 7apep,
glebr. San bar paa gei til en-
Ssu, iom Dor / Rprbeoen af 9u.
ron, 2. 0af., % iaa benntteoe ban
2eiIigbeoen til at beige @enner %
gefenOte Der / 9gen, iGrli9 aas-
mus Sobanfens. 8. Gobertiens. 6.
%. Gbriiteniens oa iom iagt ats.
Geoatter. 9of for @eieaetl
Pile 9onife inob99es beroeo
OenIieit til 4oe SuIi SET opbe beo
Dana College.
Ger bif 6Iipe i6rset Tor. At Scr.
friifninaer fan faas oaa 6eitpIao-
fen.
DIN Gftermiooagen uiI Der blioe
ct lille 4rogram meo saIer o.
Gang.
-gai fit oi after gRegn. ioa oct
forfIoa. 9ioIigere poa 6oraaret
fit hi 10 Gegn til Oberflo6. %
MI / Ianqerp 8i6 ba0oe oi mot
bet oeiIiaite Ssrbeir oa 5oIifin
til Snob6Itnina at ferite sIpt af
alfnIfaen % til Mensning Of W1ni-
len etc, og BET udr Iiee neo. at man
begpnote Of Ipnges efter en- M
gIeoe. Smaa gnoer bnooe bi al.
lereoe fact ct 9ar at, men ina /
aftes oa / Nat fit hi en- oroenlia
&oobleoe, faa alt MI tegner. hDao
aoIen onaaar. til ct arouaar
tnffet bore Cub, Tom olenc ainer
.Rean 90 fruatbare Sioer af 5im.
meIen.~
aIPoninasltnffer reuies, pres.
ges oa reporeres net. hurtiat og
bDligt hos Che Blair ganfpriHm.
q. u. GIensbn Bron. Ut for
Rational gorf. gen Bbene
See Eplin & Sans for Fur
nit7re, Rugs. Pianos. Undertak-
ing 3 speciality
6iertclie Saf.
Gao mig Der benDtte 2~eiliabeoen
genner, til at iige eoer 6iartelie
Eof for oci1 geltagelIe. 3 6ar pit
mig u1oer ben Woogang. Der bar
rant mig beo min eliteoe 6uitrus
u~beIoinangre IeofomIt og paofgl.
genoe 9so. 9nf for enboer 6irlp,
8 boeoe mig og mine og life minoit
for De mango 8Iomlter, 5 IngOe
pan min fnres gnorel
e6et5 forbunone
Sherman 8onoo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-25
Den n, aSG.

Den np AgG err mn feroig. Zen
q poo 56 Si6er | 5ormut noset
5tbrre en6 ben gnnIe. Yris 90 Cts.
Deb 8eitilIing al AgG'er berefter
beoes man uotrpftelig opgipe, ON
man bniter ben M, eflers ien0er ri
frcn0des ben gumIe in6tiI pioere.
Tan. 2utb. BubL Sonic.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-25
Yoaer er life ODre.

DANTE Soaer CT life bDre.
I. 4npoIeOn gonnpnrte. vi g.
Morco 7e Saint.S iIaire meo 81.
Iuitrationer af iamiioige aunit.
mere. 20 imuffe 9ino meo til.
iammen 639 Sioer. a~sbenbapn
1912. Dor 9ris fer @Grfct fin
S1.50.
,. ennSsbgbgrnene. af 9. z. Sn.
eemann. TIC Sioer / ioIiot
Sbirtingsbino. In fun so Cts.
3. Sngemanns biitoriife 9iOmnncr:
a9oIoemor Ger. aGrit Ren.
peog garnoom9. nGone Grit %
De ireoIeie~. % a9rins Otto
Sire imuffe gino: aompoueret
Sbirting meo @iiIotrut til.
inmmen mn fun $500.
4. CIioer Spiit. Sornhunosroman
al Charles 9icfens. Rao 9onif
peo grof. Bib. MeIler. $40
Sioer. soIiot Sbirtingsbin6-
8ris so 6ts.
5. lioboIetr @rrfer nf 6bnrlcs 9ief.
ems. S~noeboIoer: s9leot Souie@ +.
n@or 6paes Zen" og yStrenae
9ioer". Sem Bind / SnIp. sbiri.
ING meo @uIotrpf. 8iIiammen
1888 Sioer. Dor 9ris for beIe
9prfet $3.50.
6. yGu driheu". geutiosifiIorina
fra 2onoon of Sol @oine. llo.
fonmen paa 9onIf | 1912. $50
Si6er | imift og itnrft Sbirtinss.
bino trnft i bpiot. Rris $1.00.
9aniib eutb. 9ubl. Sonic.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-25
Qiisiipnsmpbe.

ebeue3er Meniaheo / Goue 9al.
leD. @ont.. afhoIoer ct iaaonnt We.
De / 0aeene Il. u. o. 10. Sui.
boortiI oi inob1oer 8enner ai@uos
Ri9es Soa baaoe iom Sorbeoere o.
ION GeItoqere oirefte Sera for
at barre / WcGabe ener / GuIber-
ION 7ogen / 6orbeien os inomeIo
eoer til llnoerteaneoe.
Gda Weniqbeoens @eqne.
s. g. It. Sanieu
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-25
. Skal Do Reises.

Hvis du tanker pa q taos = -
q Gamlelandet eu0 onAo - -
slegtntngA d. komD N 6 Me
kekke AZ Aar har eolgt 0oo 49,
nd nogeu anden skaudinsVi6k "
chdcago. VI selgee Dtllee19 ~
e stsrste q bedste lln39 q 80
wore Reisends plaA0 4 0u0akSn
n1en skstrA DstalinG. ANS1 0N
seffge. Penge v6kS6o G 0
6xonesedleg kj6bND q - ~
Oplysnipgee faase ~ 6O~
nj UdvanAsine1k1o6eG
ovonoo1lse0 Hune6n1no oDu1uC
M Fullerton Ave. CaicsEe. u.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-25
Den itore ,Samacr"

I 2roerbino meo GuIoinit er milo.
Iertioigt nofolgt, og bet bill bare
minoft ct Gar Moaneoer. inoen mn
Gorfpnine fan nentes.
SmioIertio bar oi rieeligt al ben
M llognpe / Sbirting meo 9iteI
trpft / bpi6t, iom MI frIges for
$f.20.
Gan 2ntb. BubI. &onfe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-25
esnb beb Yrorfon % SiSnes,
@ontnm.

5lere eooe SeetiDnS 9anb 70
aIt) I BET bonife SettIement Bet
grorfon, o. NOR Sibnep, Nomtana.
for SdIs til rimeIise Triier % pa
lille DiItoar. geIiseenbe ne 8 til
10 Rh fra gonen. Ran toes ! q
3eIe eIler | belle elIer baIpe eer.
tionS.
Tcr ndrrnere OpIpsntne ffriD
pdd GnavIff ener DdnF til Farmers
stn3e 0asf, Sibnes, RemtGsa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-25
Dunnturk

oen /. Gttober 1856. % iom dao
Stooet til 0prettelien af oisie 6or.
eninger Der / sonoet, bar / ii0ite
Re~gnifabsaor bait en- Gilgang af
80 npe Sparere. meoens Der er
uogaoet 60. Zen opipareOe aapitaI.
Ser er foroeIt paa 662 Sparere. er
oofiet til 272.015 ar. "a Ere. eI.
Ter en- 6orsgeIie naa ca. $4,000
SIR. GeierDefonoen eIer 8iIifuos.
fonoen er pofiet ira 1880 ar til
9ft3 SIR. stotitilifuoet bar anora.
get 566 ar. 50 Ere Sra aommll.
nen er noet 50 ar.
Toreninaen iorrenter De inoifllo.
te 9enae meo IL pGt. b. a, Il.
aeiom Der naes ct 8rpmietilIfao
oarIiqt til itaoi1e Sporere
F%orcniu8aas formaro or BRO.
prietar a1aer. @ooifarsaaro
@aIOcmarS. 9aaen. aoIoin9. 6
Suui &c rationale 6orninaer /
aoIoina or bleoen enige ON / Fal.
~lesifab at feire @aIoemarsoagen
Deo en- aarliat til6aeeDcnoeuoe ser
Tor %1naoommen. 3eiten piI i Var
bIipe arranaeref inaIeOes, at g1ens
Sfolebern - oUer 20OO - bocr
meo ct 7annebroqsilog / 9aanoen
%mnrcberer i 9reeesiion til en- 5eit.
pIaos. boor Der oil bIiue ipilIet
innget o. bol0t SoIer ON port
9aHo o. uort 6Iaa.
arOafitemuins. 5orIeoen 7aa
foretoses Experimenting ON BE.
billing til oo60e aro pe0 8aroe.
8eoiIIinaen ne6itemtes meo 30
-Iei" % ga.
Gieren Dif i@5rmeutlis anisae ON
Notwithstanding
Gn Opr 9Grc. @iborg Qoraaos
ii6ite Wa6e obInItc 9orsmefteren
iii. ,@ib Stiffti6." at @oGiaeu for
ben COMMANDMENTS General fom
aowmunen Ia6er opfsre BIZ foTtp
ca. 100000 Or. foruocn Grim0en
2e~iein6taaten III 9Ben iii bIiee
3to0 ar.. mens 9orrctninaen af
eianoommea a%nornger 1900 Sir.
Get bIibcr faale6es life iuit 81.
refte ino5riuaen5e for @iborg at
foa Generoifomnnnooen BERTH
men ga Scr io frlger en- Gel Meu.
neffer me6 @eneraIfomman0oen
troc0e @or3meftereu BOG NOT. at
oct funoe betaIe iio for gneu.
6pa6 Born fan fiuSc paa. 3
en- of a~ebenbobns aommnneifoIcr
er / oisie CAGE. f%friper ar. 9obI."
al 8. bs, hpn6et %fsIsenOe:
70 al alasiens Grenge bar me.
get eoOe genner. Zen enc ioriemte
noen Gruno ian rigeIigt, at man
.0iite BAN bort. gfogen Qio efter
begpnote ben onoen ogiaa at Tor.
ismme. On ifenue DAG Dor ban life
/ SfoIe. Ger bleo oa t~eIefoneret til
5toIens Snipefter fra 9reneens
6noer, at Ssnnen 0or i1e oe life
finoe fomme I Sfole Sc fsrite "a.
ee.
gn aften itnf Den ripee 8reng@
al Steo meo 9amperen til auitra.
lien. San efterloo ct gren, bDori
ban meooeIte, at ban bar reiit %
boO SoraIorene ON EiIeipeIie Der.
for.
Oct bier iig nu, at Den 15a0er"
Der teIefonereoe, bar ben bortrem.
tes Sen.
1lueOOmmen er Oriitis III til
Days.
aarbns 9omfirfe. 5or lem aar
iioen bleo bet o~oeroraset 9rofes.
ior aampmann at formIeoige en-
n6iogtis Spmaaling og unoeris-
gelie al aorbus Gomfirfe. Gette
arbeioe, Der er blepet foreftanet al
9lrfiteft 6reoerifien, er M ON.
trent %afiluttet. os ON ReiuItatet al
ben bill Der ienere fremfomme en-
u6fsrIig g%eretning.
SoreIsbig fan bet meooeles, fri.
per SPILL. Bit" at man er tom.
men til aIorbeo ODER, airfens OPP
rinoeIige Sfiffelfe, og at bet bar
piit fla, at airfen trpnger til en-
opuuemnribpn1c HaDnrnfiou. 6pf or
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-25
aatalos for

Dana College og 9rinitatis Semi-
ndriitm f9f3--1914 er fpr0ie og
fdas Deo 8enbenoelie til
prof. 6. Z. Sanen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-25
aeHnaro, Rebr

Crnm: 8uostieneite /. % 3.
senoag / boer Waaneb. 81. 1890
5ormioooe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-25

Blair.


Ssuoa8sitole og 9ibelflosie ST.
9,15.
9eimesiegnositi. SCI 1870.
Sfriftemaal 81. TO-
@ftenguosti. aI s.
aeunarb, Rebr.
@uostieneite Souoag 6ormiooaa
aI. II. %. 5uni). Iigeiaa neIte
seuoag. ferite smoaa i Sui, ct.
ter &egfqn 1. og 8 sonoa0 / boer
Maane0.
SenoaasifoIe beor Seuoa9 6mo.
ar. 10.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-01-15

Aln~ House.

22'l-E. H. MITCHELL dict~.
wash \OV. 1910
'2tl liurns Ildw. Go. nails. ~
2iNp.-I VI Chandler cloth
lng, 35
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-01-15
TEDDY IS IRnECONCIlADlE.
BITTERLY OPPOSED TO FUSION
WITH REPUBLICAN MA
CHINE.
takes Issue With Munscy Who Pro-
poses Combination With old Line
Republican MaChlnc-IIas Much to-
say OF Abraham Lincoln.

New York. Jan. 9.-Theodore
Roosevelt replied today to proposal
advanced by Frank A. Munsey yester-
day 20 bring the Progressive and Re
publican parues together. He said:
II am simply speaking as one of the
men In the ranks OF the Progress
sive party. Personally l strongly feel
that We should no more enter into n
combination with the Republican ma
chine than with the Democratic ma
chine. / firmly believe that all COED
Progressives who may happen yet to
adhere to either the Republican party
or the Democratic party will. in the
end. see that the chance for honest
government lies only in the Progress
sive party
ITO my mind the whole attitude OF
those at present responsible for the
leadership and management of the
Republican party shows that II would
be folly to try 20 combine with them.
Until the managers of the Repu-
blican party learn that theft and fraud
and swindling the people and impos-
Ing the will OF the bosses. when they
declare by a two to one majority at
the primaries in the reverse way. is
not the method in which to achieve
Republican institutions. 1t is idle to
discuss getting together with them.
The doctrine OF the present Re-
publican managers about the courts is
just at present being practically ap-
piled In Idaho. The courts of Idaho
are acting along the lines that Mr.
Taft. Mr.. Barnes and the other Re-
publican leaders uphold and defend.
The Progressives take the same view
OF the Idaho case that Abraham Lin
q coin took OF the Dred Scott case. We
take the same view of justice that
Lincoln took and of the rights of The
people 20 be masters OF the constitu-
don. OF the courts and OF the congress
that Lincoln took.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-01-15
IN SUMTER.
Every Claim is Backed by Local Tes.
timony.

If the reader wants stronger proof
tEan the following statement and ex-
pcrience Of resident of Sumter,
What can it be?
". VI. Folsom, 101 Hampton ave-
Tuc, Tlmter, 5. c., says: Il read
about Doan's Kidney Pills when
was suffering from kidney trouble
md / procuerd box at China's Drug
Store. My back ached for some time
and if | made a quick movement
had sharp twinges throughout my
body After sitting for awhile, l had
to lift myself up by main force. The
kldney secretions were unnatural and
illed with sediment. Doan's Kid
ney Pills gave me entire relief and
after taking them l enjoyed good
health. l have no hesitation what
ever in giving Doans Kidney Pills
my endorsement" Statement given
in March 190S.)
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-01-15
INJUNCTION IN LUMBER Case
GOVERNMENT SCORES VICTORY
IN ANTITRUST SUIT.
Permanent Order Agaip- Eastern
States Retail Lumber Dealers A.
sOciatiOn Granted.

New York, Jan. 9.-The COVE. n
ment's petition for permanent i'm
junction against the Eastern States
Retail Lumber Dealers association,
alleged To be combination in re-
straint of trade, was granted today
by the federal district court. Final
arguments for and against the injunc-
ton were made a few weeks ago.
The defendants include also the
New York Lumber Trade association,
the Building Material Mems associa-
ton. New Jersey Lumbermens Pro-
tective association, the Retail Lum-
bermen's association, the Retail Lum-
bermen's Association of Baltimore, the
Lumber Exchange Of the District Of
Columbia and others.
The governments petition, asked in
1911, alleges that the defendants were
engaged in a conspiracy in restraint
Of interstate trade, operated through
the instrumentality of blacklists,
fines and expulsions from member
ship and that by trade agreements
they arbitrarily fixed prices.
In the petition the government
asked that the defendants be per-
petually enjoined from making any
contract or combination in further
ance Of their conspiracy. BY today's
decision this is granted.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-01-15
La sting Results.

On January Z, 1911, Mr.. Folsom
was interviewed and he said: Il have
no reason whatever TO change my
high opinion of Doan's Kidney Pills
and l gladly confirm my former en-
dorsement Of them. The benefit this
remedy brought me has been perma-
nent."
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
states.
Remember the name---aDoan'S-
and take no Othed. No. II
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-01-15
Real Estate Transfers.

Rosa NJ. Hodge TO B. r. Hodge,
right title and interest in and to tract
Of 10 acres in Privateer township.
$3.50.
4. ~. Wines to DuRant McFadden.
lot on College Avenue, $3.50.
II o. Goodman to A. ]. Coleman.
tract of % acres, $1,S2O.
j. l.. Goodman and Harriet A.
Goodman TO A. ]. Coleman, tract OF
80 acres, $1.92O.
Mary A. Brunson, trustee, to Isaac
Schwartz, ct al, 12.45 acres in coun-
ty, IS.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-01-15
Total,

amt. borrowed T.. and
Is. 1929
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-01-15

Dlr. '.I.. J,.. 9.--Orengeburg
vef s.-... .- the largest fires
ui 's '. ming when the
l.Ie u.. ... OF Claflin uni
NvIs,ty, a ncsro coneSe supported by
the NCrthern Methodist church, was
practically destroyed by fire. The
alarm was sent i'm about 11.4O o'clock
this morning and when the fire de-
partment reached the scene. the roof
was mass OF flames The origin of
the fire is a mystery. When discover
ed. the fire was "a roaring flame, APP
pearing To have been burning some
time.
The main building was three
stOiy brick structure and a very large
building. In this building w"r, To-
Gated class rooms. girls dormitory.
presidents Office and other offices,
dining room. kitchen i'm annex, etc.
All OF the students were gotten out
OF the building In safety. a large
amount of the students personal ef-
fects were saved and some personal
property OF the college. but the loss
OF personal property was great
The large main building of the state
college for negroes. which is a four
story building. was in close proximity
TO the fire. but at no time was in
serious danger Of destruction. About
two years ago Badham hall, girls
dOrmitory OF the state college. was
destroyed by fire. entailing a loss OF
about $4,000.
There was "a stin wind during the
fire. but luckily tHc wind blew in the
most favorable direction To prevent
spread of nrc to adjoining buildings.
Although the hrcmcn fought valiantIy.
the wind famed the hamcs ana the
building was reduced Ia ashes except
the kitchen annex. which was sarcI.
The fire was one Of the largest oc-
curing In Orangcbutg for a long time
and the largest IRE ever happening
here in which only one building was
destroyed.
The building destroyed wds valued
at between $4,000 and 100000. The
Insurance carried upoa the building
amounted Co 10000 and the amount
carried on the furniture amounted to-
$4,000. making a total or $4,000 in
surance. pr. l. NJ pun,.n. prcsi-
dent Of Clailiu uniycrsit.. stated that
the scaool would run smoothly along.
as plenty of room would bc provided
In other buildings for class rooms and
dormitory accommodations Dr Dun
ton stated that tho administration
building would De roLuilt as soon as
POSSIBLE and that magnificent struc-
ture would be erected To- replace the
one destroyed The present CaAin
university plant is valued ~ over
$500. 900
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-01-15

Mrs Auld. OF Eos'o,cr Is wishing
her daughter Mr. Eugene SausJi
ON West Liberty street
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-01-15
BIG FIRE IN oRANGEBURG.

Administration Building OF Clanin
University Destroyed--I.osS listi-
mated to Exceed S75.OOO-Building
VIII he Replaced by Handsome
Structure.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-01-15

22S1-Sumtcr y. c.. Co. dry
goods, 60
22N2-tieo. III. Hurst, | mat
tress, 37J
22H5--C. j. Lennon, VI. y.
med. attention, 25.25
- iG--Wm. Thomas. transptg.
4 pris. - loads frt. payt.
eight, 800
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-01-15
Recapitulation.
THANK You"

IA IE wish 70 express to patrons and the public
w generally our appreciation of the patronage
given us in the past year, and we believe we
are better prepared take care of your orders
than before.
We have added several items to our already
large line and we believe will be your interest to
investigate them before buying elsewhere One of
these items is line of Improved Gas Ranges which
nave all OF the points of capable, aborsaving de-
vice Many other articles just as good, we have
added, which we unable mention for lack of
space at this time but we ask you call and have us
show you. ~
Again We thank you for your patronage in the
past and ask for continuance of during the
coming years
The IlnRant Hdw. Co.
+oo%~~<s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-06-01

the car, but was finally arrested by Assictant Chief of Police w. D. Five ash and City Detective c. P. oRebuck and brought to the city jail.
 Tn car was going South on Cherry street and was between Eighteenth and Nineteenth avenues, when Con ductor w H. Terrence demanded a fare from McGinnis, who was intoxi- cated McGinnis refused to pay and the conductor stopped the car and ordered him off. McGinnis pulled an ugly looking knife from his pocket and defied the conductor. Motorman A. A. Nelson went to the conductors s assistance and a rough and tumble fight ensued.
 A number of prominent residents of the southwestern part of the city were on the car at the time and all of them, nasty exit. In the fight windows were men, womenand children made d broken in the car, but the motorman and conductor finally got the man to the floor of the car and wrested his knife from him without injury to themselves. They took the car to the end of the Cherry street line and put McGinnis off there. On their re- turn they nearly ran him down, but by this timethe police officershad ar rived and they managed to subdue tho unruly disturbed and took his te police headquarters.
 As soon as the call was sent in lc police headquarters Chief iveFash and Detective Roebuck hurried to the scene. The place where the excite ment occurred is some distance from the police station and the officers did not arrive as promptly as some oI the spectators thought they should have made the trip, notwithstanding they hurried there as fast as they could. One resident of that section telephoned the Graphic and wanted the police roasted A lady was cri- ticising the officers while the arrest was being made, not being informed that the police were present.
 McGinnis had a sack containing two bottles of whiskey and he is said to have boarded the car uptown.
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1407 w. 10th St., rooms and hall, lights, water, bath and gas $20.OO 627 E Third, rooms and hall, lights 1920 w. 4th, z rooms and hall, lights, water, bath and gas....$22.5O 623 E. End, rooms, city water $16.0O
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 50 acres adjoining Hearndale Farm, IA mile from the Camden road, 16 acres under cultivation with Page wire fence, Price .......$6 $65O. .U0 1920 E. 2nd., room house on cor> ner lot, 50X68 it., electric lights, water and bath, Price, terms .......$1, 1850 .00
 40 acres of cut-over land on the Sulphur Springs pike near Hill Crest one mile from the proposed interur- ban railway, price $40.00 per acre.
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 Also numerous vacant lots, factory sites, farm and timbered lands at req sonable prices. See us before you rent or buy.
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