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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-07-03

enough of a eel so that poll
tictans have found it to their adyant-
age to juggle with it. 1t has enough
of a following to tempt those with
political ambitions.
But, as in other states, the real
test will come after the women are
given the ballot. Probably it would.
MT be taken away from them any
way. But it is up to the women of
Illinois to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
TRATE-that equal suffrage meal
better government, if they want to
satisfy the public that they have beer
right.
Mss<-@
The Sioux Falls Argus-Leader a v
the w~aterworks plant of that city is
making a profit of $1,000 per month
AS a matter of information, the peo-
pie of Mitchell would like to Know.
how much is charged off every month
or year for depreciation. This is the
most certain item of expense about
any business using machinery. for
the reason that machines cannot be
used without wearing them out, and
for the further reason that inventions
frequently make mere Junk heaps
out of machines that were formerly
valuable. The trouble with most mu-
nicipal enterprises of this sort is that
they do not charge off the full
amount of the actual depreciation.
Therefore it would be interesting to
know how the enterprising city to the
east computes this item of expense.
@7s<@
Rid Your Children of Worms.
You a change fretful, ill-temp-
cred children into healthy, happy
youngsters, by Kidding them of
worms. Tossing, rolling. grinding OF
teeth. crying out while asleep, ac-
companied with intense thirst, pains
In the stomach and bowels. feverish-
ness and bad breath, are symptoms
that indicate worms Kickapoo
Worm Killer, a pleasant candy loz-
enge, expels the worms, regulates lne
bowels. restores your children to
health and happiness. Mrs. j. A. Bris
bin. of Elgin, Ill, says: 81 have useu
iKickapoo Worm Killer for years, and
entirely rid my children of worms. 1
would not be without it." Guaran-
teed. All druggists. or by mail. Price
25c. kickapoo Indian Medicine Co.,
Philadelphia and St. Louis. Diehl &
Brown.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-21
Gin $ limited.
Cine ierbii6c goltser5alIrus.

Stne lerbtlc1e Solfser5aIlltug.
Der alte Sutl9et fam gum 8ejud
gu feinem Sp6ne Dillon mad benz
9efpeie BET Stragan3inn, oas er ibm
lelbf gefauft bate, als er ii9 nit
J ganif9fa perbeiratete.
Dies @etdent mar Sem Often tsuer
gu iteben gefpmmen. Miepiele Saae
battle er iid ben 8i1en bonn Mun6e
abseipart, tpiebieIegld6te bate er ni6t
ausssf9lafen. i'm sriibmpraens su
orbeiten unb bas Gelb suiammenaus
brinsen. 4ter bafiir fonnte er audi
Elm biibf9es @ebDft erfteben! 3pei
Sabre bate or nun ben Sobn unS sic
S6piegertodter ni9t aeIeben, aerabe
foldnge tie 9od5eit sefeiert batten.
Die @ifenbabnen limb in Serbien niht
10 oi9t sefdt, uno our langen Wons
6erung geb6rt 3eit.
Die Sreuoe mar erob nit benz uns
erfpdrteten @oite. Die S6pieqertods
ter fodte ilnb badte a~Ilerlei, ser 5obn
bemiibte iid. ben Batter ai unterboIs
ten uno anes brebie fi9 Inn fein 8es
hagen. Iber Der qIte fonnte niht
re9t munter fperben. @r burdT6aufe
fofort, baB i'm Sauie Die Or6nuna
feblte unb @ieb uno @efliigel Ger.
nOtisen Sor9falt ~entbebrten.
9dnif9ta mar nidt mebr 70 biibid
ME friiber, bic Mugen matt, Bic Wons
gen eingefa[len iino Der Sang unfider.
limb Der Sobr fab nod unporteif6afs
ter aug. Seine gfoie Ieudtete i'm
9ellrot anb feline SGnoe sitterter.
Der olte SutIdet mar Elm sa erfabres
ner Mdnn, Inn Die uriode nidt all
ertennen gr peiB re6t gut, baR So
nibts geoeiben lam, no Der Sduss
berr lib BEN Srunfe srgibt unb feline
ilinge 6rdu audi nod oaran all oes
tpDbnen fldt. Miloip bolte sic bette
0laf9e aus BEN aelfer bsrbei, um
benz @oter nit itartsm Sdnaps uno
Sonigbrdu aufSuiparten. Der g(lte
fdiittslt nur ben &Opf unb fpri6t:
raiat ossbolb, &inoer6en, bin ib
81 Gu9 getuanbert! Sin Srint aug
elmer @ottesqneIle If fir mid qeflua,
~belofosrs ipenn nod Elm Sropfen
yctst bosnif9en @eins binsutommt.
Nbsr Sdnups trinte ib niht, unb
oisisr ftarts gar brsnnt ipis Gift i'm
Masan.@
Watlop nno 8onilftd Ia6ien i'm
aus. Sic fouotn ion audi febr
8tomiiH, bdB Ct NIT ibnsn nidf iii Sic
Stabt 9ehen ipoLlfe, no er riel, ate
6rsunSs bate begriib,n, Gintdnfe
mad1en tno NIT 1llen Sufammen in
Der S&ents luitis isin fSnn.n.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-21
Man6baufen.
@on 9auI sdleurid.

1880. 60 Iieb 'd bann boiler Cub
uno @naben
@2id IN bic 9rnBs 8anone ldben.
ellie eritarten Dor metrem M,f.
Sdt aber iagte nur: s2aoe er altl
SD ipilllde ell fdones Sanb 5l ers
fIiesen,
BOILER abenteuer inS boil 8eraniis
gen."
Gin fiirdtbarer 8naIl II. id floa aus
benz Gdlunb
Ses 8obrs, auf Der allgeI eiicrnem
Mnnb.
Hlog iiber StGOfe, Gambler iinb W9eer.
ueber tarIenofDpfige Weuae her,
Heber SeIte boil Brnnf, iiber flaffenoe
Meute,
Graner9cprdnge nuS Sod3eitsaeIGlite
@te Wteni1en l6riee1, Die Slinbe n1ffs
ten,
SD rief .guten Sag" aus ellen arafs
Gin iener aontetl" 10 meintcn sie eis
nett,
als SliiseIrub ipoIIt Id ocn cltberu er.
ifeinen.
~ pntt Der Wiro mir I'M Die Shren.
Sfe Soltile ltntb I'M 2anS Der 9fohrcn.
Sdgel 8nb es mr. anberm Srt,
Me9t,er THIS bier nnb idueien sort.
sd lplrbelte toll 6nrd Sic tpIIiten
Sloden
@irbe baIb uaB unn balS tuieSsr
troden.
Satfl icuftc bic GuqcI I'D, aufs Pans
lllo fette midi fat,t III biesen GarO
sSer bierall HreifeIt, lit nibt ;perf.
aNnb er tpir IwcrliercS toli mir h5rf
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-21

Sn Den @rinnerungen an Die
lltnuffiibrung BON 8erbis OtbIlp
tam 5. Sebruar 1857, bic 8erbis
@iosrapb Monaloi berSffentlidt, LIT
eiFe rei5enbs @eI9idte bon 8eroi dIs
aebrer bes SelbItmorbes entbolten
Samd9no mar BIG our llrauffiibrung
oes Stbello INNER MIR Der itimmges
paltise Tenor eefpefen an oiefem
Mbeno 1ber iernte man anG feline
groBe G9aufpieltunit tennen, unb
bos trat befpnbers in Ser SelbIt
morbI3ene outage. Dies alma auf
@erot auriid. Sci ben proben bate
te er iib INNER ole ar6Bte Miibe
geeeben, Somdenos Spiel AT perbei
fern, uno taft dlles fiibrte Samoano
ou6 5u @erbis 3ufrieDenbeit aus.
nur nidt ben GelhftmorS. GiHes
GoeeS perlpr Gsroi bei ser gros
be oie Schulz; er ma9te Samaanp
Den Sel6fmor6 por, unb bic Wits
fpieler fuben nit Stalnen, pie BET
75jGbrige 8eroi ndcb Dem GeIbffa
morne r0@eInb Ste brei Stufen bins
unterrnIlte, sic gum Bette Dssoenps
neS fiibrten. 8er6i Itarb 10 natiirs
lid, huB dils Mnfpefenoen qIdubtsn,
er lei einem plDsIidsn SsrSf9Ia9e
erlegeni
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-21

INNER perIiebfer ~eefpprbsn tpas he tn
aroBe gsrI.aenbeit brafte. Der aoro
Idngfpeilts lie 10 entieslid uno asiete
fd iebt fdon BON fold unipmpathis
ider Settle, bab iis i'm iinm0slia hets
ratsn tonne; up6 ipenl ibr Sntel soc
nur faeen ippIIte,. tpie lie bic beioel1
am beiien losiperoen tonnte, oartil
piirbe lie ibm al1es geben. mas lie be-
iibe, fpsar ibren SdoBbunb. Ontel
soc mar nahoenfli1 uno blaB gefpors
ben; er erteiIte ibr feinert Rat als
Beiatpdter unb Weltmann nno err
flarte, bob BON 2iebs in oiefem SALE
niat Die Mebe fein fSnnts. oa lie bels
Den MGnnern ben gleiden f9meidels
baften Titel perlieben; ournm mil
lie an bsioe einen Brief Idreiben urb
bic 8erlobung aufbeben; nno lperl1 er
fbr biefe 8riefe aufieben fols, pber
fonit etnaS fir 8unnps Wobl tim
tonnte, 10 ipiirbe es tbn, ben Sntel
Soc, nur sliidli9 MAIDEN.
Mls lie bic bebenbe Stimme bOrte
nnb Inn in bic feudtsetporoenen, lies
ben Mugen fab. ipurbe es Bump 10
ipeih nm ibr tleines, bie~lbegebrtes
Ser3, oas Dor lditer D~antbarfeit
po9ts, Dab nber erit gu 9als,
nahbem fis Den 5ut auf ibr 8ett ses
fporfen bate, purbe es ibr gang flor,
bab lie fib gum britten Male perlobt
bate, itatt iid nit ben beiben anoeren
gu entloben.
@ls Bump am anoeren Moraen
gum Sriibfiid fam nit ounteln Rdnz
bern lnter ben Iusen, iparen Ole beis
ben 10 ni9tigen 8riefe bod ni9t sez
I9rieben.
n0u fie9it reft sedftert aus." be-
mertte Gabp Soro troden. SIS pirb
ON beiten fein, 9u p~erreiit nit uns."
sd bafTe STANDARDIZATION" oppos
nierte bic So9ter, pauberbem babe ih
eben BET mrs. ,llppingbam ansstlins
selt, OBJ lie einen Mrsflug i'm M,ito
nit mir MAIDEN mD9te auf Elm padr
Sage nnr, uno fie lit sdns beaeiitert
BON Der Shee."
8eioe gltern iparen sara entf6iee
ben gegen biefen Blan unb ~peigerten
iid, ibre 3uitimmuns gu Dem Ilss
flus gu eeben; bod Die Iu~seinanbers
febung enbete ipie getp0bnli9 odmit,
bab Bump genau tat, mas fie ipplte.
4m 4benb f6rieb lie bret adrS llr,=
glaabli6e 8rtefe, sic fold Elm Waeis
iteflperf BON ltntlarbeit tparen, Dab
fein getp0bnli1er Sterbli9er oaraus
Hug tperben fonnte, unb am anberen
Sag perlieB fie bas Glternboug i'm
auto, ipie iie beabfiGtigt bate.
@iersebn Gage fpdter luien ie6p3
Die Gmpfdnger Der orei 8riefe cine
Notis i'm Morsenblatt, Die an aIars
belt ni9ts 3u piinIden iibriq IieB;
ndmli9, baB MiB gbriitable Malb
9arsrape 5oro, einaige 9o9ter bes
Sir Sliper unb 2abp Soro fia nit
Mr. percb MarmeG, benz iiinqIfen
Sobn bes b%eriibmten Mr5tes, bermdblt
babe, iino odB bas junge paar feline
9p65eitsreiit i'm pluto made.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-21

Bon aeIsns sdismanons,s

Bon SeIene Sdtemanomsts
abeabsoIb Iiest ani ben Siittsn.
Erieoe podt an al1e Ser5en.
Cine feIge Mbsnorube
BELT burd's Gl nit Ieifen Sdritten
9iirifeno Iabt iid nun bic gable
On benz groBen beirsen S6tpeisen,
Bali Ihtpfngt iid| Der SterHe @eigen
ileberm ndhtlid idtpar5en 8albe.
Benn burd title Sdnmerrdilme
Bette @lodentpne ninger,
G6anteln bin alif Silberidtpingen
9urd Die @elt bic 2iebeStrdume.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-21

fattli6e arone NIT elmer aroBsr
ariinbe6ahteu Qompe. oeren Sa;,oe.
Iiht Sos 3immer bird einsr Lancer
peiken W~erlenbsboro aeSdmpft er.
letdbt,fe 1fnS an sin,m bieier m,i.
ZEN @IosperIeufibeu hattie -fidb atpt;
ibsn Sic fIeinen meiben cine fi,in,
rpfe Nerie oeffp6Ien cine einaiot
an benz oonsen webano.
9ensu' ois ne nit blokem Qlua,
niff pobrnehmen fpnnten, ipuroe Gin
9erorDkerundsalas a,reidt, uno
Damn erflarteu he ale. bob lie ne az.
funSen bStten iInS hermit oas tat.
| IG6lide 9prhdnbenlsin elmer rotten
gerl. i'm 3iminer tpnItatieren oiirfs
ten. Oqneb iehten fi6 ale fiinf
misoer nisber. nno nun lpnroe oie
rote 8erle bebriitet.
sd brummte @uiIet mas
madt man nu oamit? ,gBie tonmt
oieIe cine rpte 9erle unter oieTe 2o,-
900 psiben Ierlen9"
Gin 3ufau, ia! 4ber tlirios bleibt
es ooh fpenir man an oas MGSeI
oentt. oas BON bieIem aampenbebona
bod p%obrbaftio feline 4bnllra baben
fonnte
.N1, No. no. bas is au bdmlid!"
laGte Referenbar Soppner ,bas
Dina mus bod ga einen 3nef labcn
- fpte bas Bier! SIS lit fiiffiQ, gans
ndId perbummt fiiffid! SIS leben
81, rotten 9erlen!" Shm per5dlpnmm
sic Gerle fdpn alir rotten perIens
Tdnur.
.8as ianse SeItea miro Dir zines
9l6enbs auFn Sopp tommen uao Dir
bqs Snid breden unb oenn bif
9u iepeien, lieber gruper Ban
nuff!" peisfaote Rrdn1d, ser inls.
mer mad Dem Ie6Iten Geioel etpas
fdNpermiitiq un6 banol suqieid
ipur6e rno an Teiner IdlummernOen
2prit peroab.
sd peroe DID bon Der rotten
perie eri5isn.@ Iaqte Ssrantenitein. Der
INNER nii9trrn uno torrett lpriid
biieb. Id ipsrbe iie in bas Mab fpers
fen uno lie nit binuntertrtnten.
Otrn, @annafd, Ou Bit Elm Menff,
Dem 70 etipas alf ole Rerpen fGut.
biz er ernItbaft oaran ,rtranft!"
Gr Tttedte feline fdlanfen Sinner,
oie oas Eii6meFer siidten, nad sem
Bsrlfaoen aus, a6er @uNef fiel ibm
in Sen Nrn.
% 9ibfs nur Gins. 9unnaId
Idreibs Dir sic rpte perle BON Sc
gen bonn iieblt On lie ndbber aGl
ni9t mebr. Dad elm @eoidt
otaufi!e
DSd er fol n 8ebi6t braui
maiden gleid i4 pia's aItid
nit nadl 9utie ne9nlen uno priifen!
lnllte 5Dppner.
Dos ptrn Dds 8eife iein"
u3einte audi Bannald. $50 pas
ntiB man log iueroen! SD sebe 81,
Vlele fgie Pefle matDi ihlD nerpps
es 1T br0 eiu ieItialRes 3~ufammeas
"trlifen haB
Run b6rtsn lie dltf, bie 9erle gu
be0riitan, uno tranten, folange nod
etioas gu trinten ipar. limb bic bier
SeimtebFenben fln0sn trp5bem, lnn9s
fa9 W~Sltterr1qi pas 9llltlslloc5
an tbfer Saa tlF n9ile lsoe Setrisbs
ltorung, lslln Ole flint aus osm
ferren Often tpnnten, rem es isin
nluBte, piel trtnfen, aber re traitf'n
ME 81 pIel.
Der lleine 8GimaTG a6er IaB 6is
sum friiben Moraen unter Ser 2ampe
saa siGtsts Die fbts Terie an. Gr
mubte Die Dihtuna am Iadmittao
i'm a~leinfpa6n Gof6 aletb porleIen,
oenn niemano fonnte es %abiparteu,
bis ieoer bran lpar. Wan mar nun
nieoer CANA liar unb niidtsrn bel
Ser Qiteratur, ul.o man Iebnte
bieie ..rote 9erlen e:nStimmio al.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-21

Ierf9ndppf. nM}tHen
Ste nod, inter 6ieIem Baum buben
sic mir ben eriten SUB geeebsn."
,Donnertpettet. Sbnen aud2l@
The Sauk Centre herald., 1913-10-23

endorsement of Doan's Kidney pills.
Alan Vessey, retired farmer, Birch
street, Sauk Centre, Minn., says: 81
have used Doan's Kidney Pills at diff
ferent times and have always found
them to be just as represented. Doan's
Kidney Pills have always brought me
fine relief from backache and kidney
weakness.
Mr.. Vessey is only one of many
Sank Centre people who have CRATE
fully endorsed Doan's Kidney Pills.
If your back aches-if your kidneys
bother you. don't simply ask for a
kidney remedy - ask distinctly for
Doan's Kidney Pills, the same that
Mr.. Vessey had-the remedy backed
by home testimony. soc all stores.
Foster-Milburn Co., Props, Buffalo,
N. Y. "When Your Back is Lame
Remember the Name" adv
The Sauk Centre herald., 1913-10-23
BOARD COMMENDS:
WORK BEING DONE
Continued From First Page.

has been saved several Thousand dol
lars because of this foresight. The
furnishings in this building are very
modest and have been purchased with
the single idea of making the most
out of the very least. For the results
accomplished Mrs. Morse is to be
congratulated.
"The Board of Visitors feel very
much gratified at the interest and CO.
operation given the school by the
people of Sauk Centre. This cooper
alton is of very material assistance
in building up the school.
''Mrs. Morse:s selection of ira ned
workers is sanctioned by the Board of
Control and the Board of Visitors are
very much gratified with the efficient
and harmonious manner in which the
work in every department is being
carried on. The rapid advancement
being made by every girl and their
happy and contented appearance is
indicitive of the superintendent's
success. This can best be illustrated by
the fact that never since the institu-
tion first opened has any girl escaped
from the school. Love with strict dis
cipline instead of the rod of iron
govern them"
The Sauk Centre herald., 1913-10-23
farmers SHORT COURSE
Arrangements are Being Made to Hold
Another of These Series of Meet
ings in Sauk Centre

The Agricultural Extension Divi-
sion will hold a limited number of
Farmers Short Courses again this
winter. They will be more complete
than ever before. 1t is planned to
have Car of horses, cattle. corn,
grains and other agricultural and
domestic science exhibits to take to
each locality. These courses are of
five days duration and consist of prac+
tical work in corn, grains and stock
judging, cooking and other subjects
connected with the farm AMI farm
home.
There is a strong demand for these
courses. More than three times as
many applications were received dur
ing the winter of 1928 as could be
taken care of. They can only be
given where local interest is sufficient
to properly advertise and manage the
necessary details. Last year Sank
Centre had one of the best attended
short courses in the state, and there
is no reason why we should not have,
even better attendance this year. -
To get the course at all it is neces-
sary to have the assurance that Is
men will attend t h agricultural
work and 40 women the domestic
science work. The demand for these
courses is going to be greater this
year than last and in order to get it
at all it is necessary to apply early. i
A detailed program will be sent out
later by the station but the course
usually begins at 9:3O o'clock Tuesday
morning and continues until Satur-
day afternoon. The work closes each
afternoon in time for those attending
to do the evening chores.
This work is of as high grade as
that offered in the short courses at
the School of Agriculture University
Farm, Crookston or Morris. The only
and very significant difference is
that the instruction is brought right
here so that it is within the reach of
everybody. No one can afford to miss
this opportunity of a whole week of
solid, useful information that is going
to help to solve many of the hard
The Sauk Centre herald., 1913-10-23

he is survived by five brothers, L. L.,
of st. Cloud: Henry of Waite Park;
Joe, on the old homestead; w. J., of
the New Clothes Store, and Frank,
of Cold Spring, and three sisters,
Mrs. Lambert Schultz and Mrs.
Frank Willeke of st. Cloud, and Miss
Bertha Rau at home.
The funeral viii be held from the
home tomorrow morning with SER
vices at the Immaculate Conception
church at 9 o'clock. Burial will be
in Calvary cemetery. The following
county officers who are also mem
bers of the Foresters or Knights of
Columbus, will be pallbearers: At
torney Paul Ahles, Treasurer Chris
Schmitt, Judge A. H. K1asen of the
probete court, Clerk Henry Limperich,
Sheriff Ben Schooner and Assistant
Register Henry Schaefer. 1t is ex-
pected that large number of mem
bers of the Knights of Columbus and
Foresters will attend the funeral.
At meeting of the county board
of commissioners this afternoon reso-
lutions were passed on~the death of
Mr. Rau. The board appointed L. c.
Dueber. custodian of the records. Out
of respect to deceased they have de-
cided to await the appointment of
the successor until Wednesday after
noon,. when a special meeting will be
held for this purpose.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1913-10-23
AUTOMOBILE BURNS
Willard Man Has Exciting Experience in
the Outskirts of Sauk Centre
Wednesday Morning

On Wednesday forenoon as "Syn
Perkins of Wizards was driving his
automobile into Sauk Centre and had
reached a point about mile West of
town he noticed that his gasoline
tank, that he had freshly filled in the
morning, was on fire. Mr.. Perkins
makes no claims to being an athlete
but the way he got out of that car
and jumped out of the danger zone
would have made Jim Thorpe the
famous Indian athlete turn green
with envy. When he had got about
twenty feet away from the car the
tank blew up with report like a
small cannon.
The Car was a comparatively new
-nCutting" and cost $1,000 and is al
most total wreck. ....-
Mr.. Perkins stated that he had an
insurance policy on the car but could
not tell until he returned home
whether it had expired or not.
The fire boys were called out and
reached the scene of accident with
their usual expeditieusness and with
their chemical engine soon extin-
guished the flames.
Mr.. Perkins cannot account for the
tank taking fire or for the explosion
but considers himself mighty lucky
to get away without any personal in
Jury.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1913-10-23
COUNTY AUDITOR
CALLED SUDDENLY
Continued from First Page

date for auditor. opposing Mr.. Crever.
He was elected to the Office and was
chosen again in 1910 and 1912 with
out opposition, so great showing
had he made in the Office during that
time. His present term would ex-
pire in January, 1915, the election
being a year from now
Mr.. Rau was an active member of
st. Cloud Court No. 744 of the C.
o. F., and also of the local council of
the Knights of Columbus.
He was married, Oct. IL, 1892, to
Miss Anna Blommer, also of St.
Joseph. With his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Rau, they had intended
celebrating their wedding anniver-
sary-the senior Raus their golden
anniversary and the juniors their
silyer-in four years. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rau, Sr., had only disposed of their
farm stock a week ago and had moved
TO the town of st. Joseph to retire.
Besides his parents and his widow,
The Sauk Centre herald., 1913-10-23
Distribution of License Money

The Herald quotes the following
from communication of L. L. Kells,
City Attorney to the city council:
Under new law passed by the
Legislature at the last session it is
provided that ten per cent of all
moneys received from liquor licenses
shall be spent on road improvement.
Fhe law is as follows:
Gan money paid into any municipal
treasury except cities of the first,
second and third class shall be dis
tributed as follows: Ten per cent
thereof shall be paid into road fund
to be designated as a "Road improve
ment fund" and shall be expended
under the direction of the common
council or governing body of such
municipality i'm the repair and i'm
proyement of roads outside but lead
ing into such municipality. The re-
naming ninety per cent shall be
credited to the general fund of the
municipality issuing the license"
The Sauk Centre herald., 1913-10-23
LOOK here FOR IT
Many Sauk Centre Reader Viii Be In
Interested.

When people read about the cures
made by a medicine endorsed from
far away, is it surprising that they
wonder if the statements are true9
But when they read of cases right
here at home, positive proof is with
in their reach, for close investigation
is an easy matter. Read Sauk Centre
The Sauk Centre herald., 1913-10-23

after the church service at 11:45
a. m. A cordial invitation is extend
ed to all to be present at this serv-
ice. The program follows:
Professional, The School.
Invocation.
Hymn-'Lead on, o. King Eternal"
Congregation.
Responsive Reading, The School.
Hymn-"In the Cross of Christ |
Glory" Congregation.
Recitation, with Chorus.
Recitation-"The Slave Child"
Recitation-"Jose and Clarissa."
Recitation-"The Little Widows of
India
Song, The School.
Recitation-"The Cripple"
Song-"Fling Out the Banner! Let
1t Float" The School
Hymn-"Jesus Shall Reign Where
'er the Sum-" Congregation. :
Presentation of the Work of the
Board of Sunday Schools.
Recitation-"My Dime"
Offering Song, Primary Scholars.
Hymn-"Stand Up, Stand Up for
Jesus" Congregation.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1913-10-23

and intricate problems in every day
life on the farm. Show your appre.
citation by attending the course.
The time is not yet set but applica-
tion is already in to get course for
Sauk Centre the last week of No
vember or the first part of December.
The course held in this city last win.
ter was decided success and it is
hoped and expected to make this
years course even more interesting
and instructive.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1913-10-23
Gard of Thanks

1 desire to express my sincere thanks
to the Fire Department for their ex-
cellent work in saving my property
from destruction by fire on Thursday,
October 9th, when my barn was
struck by lightning.
Mrs. William Meigs.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1913-10-23

'The Country Minister" by home
talent Friday, Nov. 7th, at the Grand
Opera House, under the auspices of
the Young Ladies' Society of the Con-
gregational Church. adv
The Sauk Centre herald., 1913-10-23
Rally Day at NJ. F.. Church

Next Sunday the Methodist Sunday
school will observe Rally Day." The
Rally Day" service, Comrades of
the Cross" will be followed. The pro-
gram will be rendered Immediately
The Sauk Centre herald., 1913-10-23

Try some of our SWift's Premium
Bacon. None better. Golden Rule
Store. adv
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1913-10-31

firing in her efforts. She has taught
at Western university. Tuskegee insti-
tute and In Topeka. Kan. Nine. Mo-
tins last place of teaching before COM
ing here was at Lincoln institute. JEFF
ferson City. Mo-. which position. she
resigned last spring In order to estab-
lish the present institution. Of which
she is the official head as well as
founder. - .,..5, ..s. 49, .... =. ~
Upon Nine. Motin has been confer
red a number Of merited honors. Sew
eral years ago she was appointed BY
the governors Of Kansas and Missouri
az delegate to the national Negro edu-
cational congress In Denver. where she
greatly impressed that body by her
splendid ability. The governor Of Col
orado was also much pleased to know
II this talented woman. s..s...>.... =.
The whole life Of Nine. Motin has
been dedicated to racial development.
Her money Is used to encourage the
Young people. She has given several
gold medals In various schools and
says that she will, continue to do So
The last medal given by her was pre-
sented to the Y. M. G. A. in Indianap-
oils, Ind.