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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-11
Stpg nlDffe.

Hoe peo 2ocirit b4note / WanbagS
en- ,beflaaeIig ltIpffe, iOet George
Starter, Ssn al 0ir. og WtrS. Sobn
Starter, fit lin enc 500 nPiten ~ifaaret
al Iige openior Infelen / en- Sloas
moitinc. San IfuIbe no at lIaa, %
iom ban oabueoc 8%rinoeu. bIep Sc
iteue ifrGmt % iotte ofiteo. Sbet
ban foriegte al iaa Dem itaniet, fom
ban nleo ben enc 500 iii at trGOe
ioran anipen, % iaaleocS bGnote
lllpffcn. Gn Nubo fom til og ~inrret
ct Gang ON Soben for iaa mc9et JONI
muliq at iorbinbrc @lsonin9en, o9
bcn tilifoocfomne blcp, bra1t til Ga
Crosse, bpor Sooen er blet afiat.
hinge Starters Sorrlore tiItroabtc for
omfrina 8 Tiger iiben Ell Eeiie til
Snitlan0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-11
J~noiamlineen til
Winoeeapen

I'll at bore bebi9lpelise / arbei,
Oct meo Snoiamlingen til Den natio'
male Rinoegape til 9sorge bar Ri on
lat fslgenbe SnoiamIere:
asia SIfon, g. 1, @arp
Ninn., for 0iitrifterne omfrine
Conn OF @a,ifon.
S. Sobnion, @atertpilIe, So
Hep. g. 6. 9irfeIo, SlrIep
Soma.
s. q. &nmoon II, T. 2, Snir
8alep, Minn.
Z. Sergeon, glooraOo, So.
3. Sfrutnolb, Sfois, Minn
g.. u. Senntngsgaarb
Warietta, Winn.
aIfreb 2inbieth Ilien, q
Safota. .
elsie er bore Heprpientanter | Be
nGbnte Siitrifter og bempnoiset til
at m%obtage gibrag til Iinoegapen.
Suffering bill blipe aipet / slpiierne.
sc nbegaot.& t e c n.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-11
SBosfalb.

90. 8. GaIpep Der | 9pen mobtog
ioag Telegram ira SaIitab, Rinm
at bans Saoer, Ole 0oluep, er al
gaoet peo 0eoen 0erltebs igoar
(Snsboa) GitermioOog. Ifosbe bleo
80 aar ganrmel, iOet ban bar fsot
/ Nprbeben al Stapanger / 1924.
I'll amerifa fom ban / 1858 og Doe.
De ierit | Siamore Gonntp, Wtinn. s
Salitao bar ban boet / 80 aor. San
Slitrlt oeoe for 13 sIor iiben. San
eiterIooer iig, icruben Ssnnen Nag'
ms, Gptrene Wr8. .. e. Slion,
SaIitnb, og Mrs. g. q. 5erIoiu, BEN
iioite boeube / Snobomiih, @aib. Be
~gropeIien finder Steo Sreoag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-11
SmaapIuf.

-Ioitor 8. s. TrellS reiitc Wan.
oo9 tilboge til Sos IngeIe8.
- MiiS sIoneS Saugen er reiit til
Ga CROSSE ior at uohonne Jig ion
Sp9epIeierife.
- Mrs. g. q. Seim o9 9otter
Illtb beieger for Sioen i'm 3otter p9
Spiter / @rCcnc, Sn.
Vhi3 Coma Snlne er oenne
llge reiit til ga crosse, bpor bum oil
uoOanne iig til Sp9epleierife.
DIR. og WtrS. u. Is. Carlton
reilte ioag til Nuitin, Minn., for at
bcioqe SlGgtniuge en- ll9eS Sib.
- Mr. og NtrS. ". .. &nqpolos
itob bar Tor Sioen @eie1 al Vtr. og
Mtr&. &. GapiSion ira Milpnufec.
MiiS Sel1nic NeIion ira Rco
8ing opboIocr iid / Secorab poa 9e.
ie9 hos lin Seiter, OtrS. Feter Ben.
len.
MtiiS Wiarie Sbompion reiitc
iOaq til minneapolis poo en- Ntaa.
neOs 9eiog Dos SlG0tningc % Ben.
ucr.
- 0fr&. Setter @icnl2 OF Satter
tom BERTH ira Wianar, Niiun., Ssrs
Nnn nnu iii Ip0noulIuc SuutuIernuz
bol0.
- MRS. 8. Z. Doe reiitc til 8or.
rem. Miuu., OnSbaQ for at title jim
Ssiter. Mrs. Eaitor &ierIaug, iom
lager ing.
- Eaitor o. Mrs. ). y. Sorriion
bar / roQIe Gage opboIot iiQ / Ga
Grosic, bpor Wir&. Sorriiou ieger
SG8ebIrIp.
- Nfr. % Mr@. 7. 9. &olporion
tom MIouOoq biem ira ct ire llQerS
@eipQ / Detroit, 5pin Gallcp on Ser.
the, Wtim.
- NIicf Gbronoion rciitc / Gus
bags til Wiuucfpoufon. g. 0af.,
hpor ban bar ioaet IniGttelic / 6irii
RotIonaI @anf.
Charles :. @anaIcr rciite
GirSbog til CARLSBAD, y. Nerico.
bpor @rooereu, Sos. @on9Icr, Zig.
ger for Ssoen.
Mrs. q. y. SCRIBE rciitc Sen.
BAG til Germiaion 2. Snf., for al
Ocltogc i 9e9rapeIier eiter en- BRO,
Der, elii 8rotlono.
&roieSior Se MoiS. iom I ito.
ite SfoIemr par 9prer / SeiifoIcr
her, hor faoet aniGttcIie. iont 9prcr
oeo gPiSiouri llniocriitet.
MiiS ReQino Gricfion rciitt
biem til 6orao, q. D, 9iraoo0 ci
ter at bone tilbroat Gintcrcn o. Goa
rem hos Mrs. $. 5. 9rinoSooS.
Mrs. u. 6. >. Somen ira Rp
Der, ". Sat, ION bar o9ret her pat
ct Ror llgers 9eisg hos &aIiten Ssrl
ion % 9. 8. 2omen, reiite ioag biem
Rr, 90 Mrs. s. u. @naen mel
6omilie reiite Monooa til Minneo
polls, bpor DC oater at opboIoe liz CT
llges Sib, bporeiter DC refer pioer,
I'll @isconiin for al beieQc Slrai o.
9enner Der, Tor DC fommer tiIboev
! iglen-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-11
H~norSenblaoet"
oo Shmeoeman,

Sra ariltianin tele9rafereS Den
Soc S1lli:
"Nforgenblabet" amer llonGpnel'
len al Gilbert Shnteoeman til ameris
fanIf Mtiuiiter / ariitiouid ionl
"poerIt ubcloigt". Oct tilisier, at
misunderstanding Rorifamerifanere az.
ter at toge Sfriht til at forbinbre
StaSipitelien al Sdmeoemons no
nppuelie % i%rembGucr. at ban al
orig bar inbebapt nogct gmbeoe %
bar iugcn griorins / ofientlige ri.
iprer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-11
DeoeI Jarlsbere 600.

Sfslge Ell Bresiemeobelelie fra
Wfinneopolis er @uitap Crit Webel
Sarlsberg / SsnoagS afgaoet peo
0soen | tit Sjem peo Cafe Wineton-
ia, Sc Gar gdmmel.
San bar Ssn al @rep @eoel Sarls.
berg og bar boet / Winreapolis ON.
trent ct Snes aar. San bar en- NOT.
iaa fienot aarafter / Spilingbperne,
bpor ban blanot fine 9amerater pan.
ligpis eif UNDER Waonet "9aronen"
San bar gift meo BEN befienote
norife Dtuiifer Crit Dulles fraifilote
Suitri, Der operleper ham.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-11
2.ari, tiIiaIgs. -Sur "a, 800

SiHaIas. - Spis 800 Icres
- fiebes ipr 15oe Snli, pl ben taGpe gtp'
ling al 275 acres gaa meo / Sanoelen.
Sarmer er beligsenoe 9idep County, / ipb'
pitlige Nprtb Sdfota, 2tI Ytil fra Srlertpn.
oar / aarepis irembragt pGIoise Gplin9er.
@if iii ben rette Mano i9l9e paa gooe Ses
tin9elier tit SIS VI. aere. Ser er almitoelig
sooe Improvements paa 6drmei. Zen
li9eer for lan9t borte ira mig til at ieg fan
boloe Spipu meo ben, oerfor er 8riien lat
lapere eno pna anoet 2ano Der. Spsip I
ierite Brcp ben Gnm ou fan anbringe |
5armen, ps n9pn 3ioen oa ou fan reiie %
ie ben. i. s. Refshause, Gier, Soropilc,
Rebraifa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-11

ct mt Bebpefiesbns, ipm er fulot iGroi9 /
10 @toser meb 9 fine S9relier iamt Sten'
fiRloer. quiet er bpiomalet ecsuoen er Der
Ell mn 8prnlaoe. TO Stalobp9ningfr. Welte'
boo o. gpot @umpepano oto Suict. 8ele'on,
". q. g, os -6isoeriite" saar ino til hper
ssarmer. 2L Ygil iii Ell goo Sernbanehn,
ipm bar Sarmeres Yeieri. Sant. Sarebuie
al ale Slags % Sutiter meo ale Ting en-
tripeIia Sn bpr hare; iusen "Salooner@ noe'
mftcnSe Sfauoinaper, aooe Styte % Stoler.
9ette er en- goo Jarm, iaa bpis Der er Ell
Sfanbinap, Tom Ter ritter et suot Diem, iaa
TOM o. Ie cper benne 1laos. 9rls $500
pr. glere, en- lieeH'Eum iontaHt os Rciten
pea Seniiann efter SIX 8roeent 8ente, ON
man pnSfer. sSb teler ltgaer SO 9tl ! Spo'
Oft for St. 9aul paa 500 2iniens SupeolinIe
iii Chicago; 3past afsaar fra St. GaHi ON
Wcraenen 81. $40 % ionrrisr bib al. l0.4o.
acm eIer tiiitrip Nnoreu 2. Glen, wheeler,
WiA.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-11

al gpen Seriep, sbelasoe en- 3d. 500
S~aaoebssning poa Siioge &. @.
Selnls 5arm os Ell anben en- tiIbs.
renoe ". 8almron og req op ct Iangt
@IProe nteo Sto!per og alt % fsrte
Oct npiten IL MiI bort meo fig gien'
mem 2ufter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-11
WinoeNaOcn.

Eaa fine nplis ofbolote Stepner
bar Stapanserlaset. Ssnotiorolaset,
ScIuma. os SisbalSlagct peotaaet
geilutnins ON at itstte ben rationale
Minreeape % life of saa iaana
meo SnSiamlins til nosen iGrifiloi
Gpsoegnpe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-11
= groiesior 6. q. greils reiite

Troiesior 6. q. TreiS reiite
ibns til Spring galep, isis, bpor
ban oil taae Gel / Paitor % Wrs.
9. anaaieS SsIpbrplliip oeiute uge.
g. ". NiIion Gricfitao ira 60
nesbcro, Minn., bar | noele Gage
pGret her | geieg hos fine Ssiteno'
BORN, 3%ranfIin og ebbte Sampion.
Better 6. Sobnion bar iioite
llge iolat Slai Satleitaos Sdrm paa
so acres 8 Otil oft for 9ecorab til
Sans Gidem. Iriien bar $S1 pr.
Ncre.
Serraan Brets reiite 2srbag
til @eit Salem 8is., bpor ban boil
ser Sfole | CONNER. Samtibig rel.
ite Niis aatbinfa greus til Rio,
g8is.
- g. @uIobranoien ira 4lbert
Sea oe 8. 81. SenoIo ira Galmar bar
| SirsbogS / 9pen til ct Wsoe al
9oarb Of Sruitees for Slttber Col.
lege.
Eaitor %. arbeien prGoifer
feritfomnlenoe Ssnoag ben 13be SUI.
Ii / @a,fon ON So~rmibbagen og |
Bontoppioan WSerigbeb ON Otter.
miboagen.
- MrS. g. 81. Steine, Tom { nog.
le Tiger bar pTret Der pna en- 8iiit
hos g. 9. Sitale og Chris Sl,ale
iomt IS. g. Steine reiIte tilbage til
8enbea, Mfinn., SirSoog.
Wfrs. Sobn Rpgg og Cater
SbeIla reiIte ibag til Reb @ing,
Winn., for at beige berboenoe
SlGgtuinge. 8e IfaI ogiaa beisge
Sl9gtninge / Suiaingbperne, fsreno
DC fomlmcr biem.
Otter bpa6 ser meboeleS ira
Spring 8rope par Ser paa De Graf.
ter en- ganIfe poloiom Storm o.
iterft Hegnfalo iioite SorSong 90
6reOag. acknowledgement tog enoel
Sfobe pan enfelte Steber.
- g. g. Gale % Snttcren 2ouife
reiite SnSoaa til Solmcn, @is., baa
ct Bar Tigers @iiit hos Euitor Ser
rims. Or. Gale nil ocreiter aoa
til minneapolis / Sorretninger /
Sorbinoelie meo Gubliibinq SouIe.
Mr. oq Mr8. 8. $. Sreng fra
Ct. Ealll fom bcrlte6 2srbag for at
aicnie aanlIe Eon;ter o. Senner. Mr.
Sreng reiitc tilboae Wanbog, men
WtrS. Srcl,g bill tilbrinqc no9en Sib
Der / geiea hos Mr. oe Irs. 6. 81.
Warib.
- Srcb Seliterman, Ell al 9pens
aonle Scttlcre. er Ssnoo9S aigooet
peb GeOen / lit Siem poa @eit Main
Street. afbeOe bar Spifer og blcu
II Iar gamnlcl. 9earapelicn fore.
GIT StrsoaaS ettermloooJ. Eoltur
6. Sd,miot iorrcttebe.
49, alinitmaIer 8. @u,tita % Or.
Spiol ira Reo @ing bar benne ltge
prret / @pen til ct Wsbc al Sen SO.
mite, iom fol orbne meo Sen norIfe
Spnobes 9elta9eIie / ariittouioilb.
$1,000
i~tiQinaen / 1914. Sorllben Sc nPpnte
er Or. Stubo og Groiesior 6.
81. ErGtS Weolemmer al aomiteen.
"SSourral" nplnier, at Chris.
sllrn, ser mn / 13 Nor bar fort go.
item paa Hlte go. I ira Gccorab,
Jolt bar tilbagelagt 103 ,760 Mil /
Inr. San er sen plSite Eoits
Der oe i~fistter Jim baaliae Cont
paa en- Wanbe, Der bar inbbra9t bam
ltOcIt Inerfienoelie ira SpIiooerne
pua hans Suite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-11

The Valdez Business College at Decorah
offers a combination course in shorthand,
typewriting and bookkeeping, ten months
for $72. If you want a position in a
bank, take the foregoing course. Send
for illustrated catalog.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-11
SorifieQiet.

Ten irife Some &nle Sia pebtoges
/ Sirsbags beo treble 2psning | oct
brittle llnoerbus. Gen gaar M til
Soerbuict, bpor bcn ielpfelgelig at.
ter ril bli forfaitct ligeiom fsrite
Gang.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-11
eptelin.Gumpanict

bar / iibite Hegnifab5nar bapt ct I'm.
oerflo paa $375,000 tiltrobs for De
b~etphelige Subiioicr fra Den tpife
StatsfaSie. Oct er Sc mango llbelb
meo De mango foItbare 2uftifibe,
iom err Sfplo / bette, %telegraferes fra
Berlin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-11
Sil Hu6crt Scptt TpnSet / eng


lanO er Der M iaIt irbfommet 1915.
600. aomiteen, iou teller meo oct,
bar bellilttet at altpenoe $4,000 til
SiGlp for De omfomne Eo~larfareres
G%fterlabte. 2abp Scott bill faa
So, 800, benoes Ssn Ecter $17,50O
oq 3aptein Scotts @tor og to Ssitre
tilimnmen $4,000. &eiten bill bli
forfeit blanot be ire andre omfomne
Tolarfareres gfterlaOte. ri Sonoet
bill ser ogiaa hoes en- flGffelig Gum
til Sffentligaisrelien af Grpebitio-
mems nibcnifabeliae Reiultater, lige.
Tom $4,000 pil bIi oiiat til frenti.
oia Eolarforifning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-11
Erublcmet ON traa0lss Selcfo.

Erublcmet ON traaolsS Selefon
paa lange Iiitan6e cr mi Lott paa en-
praftiif WaaNe al SEN frantic Siben.
ifabsmms grof. b~'9lrionpol, telegra,
fere5. fra Baris. Grofesioren far
enonu intet oife~ntli90iort ON Detail.
jerne, men ban penter at bape alting
fproig / Sftober. Oct er fun no9eit
Smaaforbeoriuaer mco Ell "Srans.
mitter", ban mn bar tilbage.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-11
tiljaIgS

" Biuig 5arm
pad 100 gcreS | bet
berpmte alpperbelte |
Dunn Co., @isconiin,
IS Gcres ilnoer Blos,
8elten er Sapne9ans
% "~barpppo" SfoS.
Qnrnrn er nnn Qeriprp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-11

CO 900. 90 uil fjgbe Smprupe=
Scr ment pua en- Ranh / pcitlige Saipipn
County, rneo 9pbt &ano, aaben ~Hange",
Suerfloo hi pilot Ss, 9ooe 8Dgninger %
@jeroer. SDriteflaSIe3 Sarmlalo Ug Ell
~iprtrinlig Nuleouing for Ell Samilie, Der bar
flere SpmpIteaosreiter at brige. @ieren
bar 1000 acres leiet 9anb, neo G%nlcbning
til at leie mere. Np Sernbaue ipente.
Sort Excitement. Sfriu til Slion Srps,
8pr 10l, MpnDaf, Wpnt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-03

Ocho navajazos- Tn telegrama.- Ha
fallecido.

Aver tarde, a las 430, el sitio como
edo por Salsipuedes, barrio de
Buena Vista de esta ciudad fue teatro
de una tragedia de sangre, impulsada
"segln afrman los que saben de clio. =
por el demonio de los celos
Tomas Curet, de oficio albanil, viva
Ell concubinato con Merry Dalmau hace
algunos amos. Aver, dicen los vecinos,
que marido mujer, puertas cerra-
das, sosten1an una fuerte discussion re
cayendo el final de cada parrafo en- cl
motivo de los celos de eP hacia ella
Ha POGO cambio ell aspecto de la dis
custom Sc sintieron estertores de do
lores profundos, gritos de desespera-
ci6n la ira y el dolor levantando un
gritO de protesta contra la mano ase-
sina que here sin compassion.
Al franquear las puertas de la habi-
tacl0n, surgi0 aquella pobre muier, pa
Ida por el eXceso de sangre perdida,
pero con cierto gesto de valor de resig-
nacion. Mostraba navajazos de con
secuencias graves, producidos con una
navajo barbera. Enseguida fu6 neva-
da al Salon de Socorros, pasando lue-
go al Hospital. Ell agresor fue encar-
celado y no Sc lie ha senalado fanza,
pues Sc trata de ampliar mas las inves-
tigaciones acerca del movil que lie obli-
90 al crimen cOmetido.
Ell Ell senior Silen. Jefe de Policla
de esta localidad ha recibido del senior
st. Elmo, Jefe de la Detective, un tele-
grama comlnicandole que algunos o
t0d0s los billetes circulantes de SantO
Domingo, son falsos.
El telegrama no reza as1, desde lue-
go, da a entender ESQ, y no esta demas
advertirlo para conocimiento de los
que no puede prescindir de llevar su
decimito semanal.
F2ta tarde ha dejado de existir,
con9ecuencia de un doloros1simo alum
bramiento, la joven y distinguida Sc
cora dona Consuelo Fajardo de Porra-
ta En- la flor de la juventud, en- ell mo-
mento augusta de ser madre por pri-
mera yez, cuando todas las venturas
pareclan sonreirle, viene la muerte
poner una sombra de dolor en- muchos
oorazones y llenar de tristeza un ho-
gar que Sc queda roto y solitario.
La sociedad de AIayagiiez esta de
luto. ~# S SsSsa
Ell Corresponsal,
Crittenden record-press., 1913-08-07
when HER BACK ACHES
A Woman Finds All Her EneJgy And
Ambition Slipping.
Away.

Marion woman know how the aches
and pains that often come when the
kidneys fail to make life a burden.
Backache, hip pains. headaches, dizzy
spells, distressing urinary troubles,
are frequent indications of weak kid
neys and should be checked in time.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for the kidneys
only. They attack kidney diseases by
stricking at the cause.
Can Marion sufferers desire stronger
proof than this Princeton woman's s
word?
Matte L. Morse, Princeton, KY,
says: "For fifteen years had kidney
trouble. | suffered from pains in the
small of the back and whenever l
stopped or lifted, sharp twinges darted
through me. My back ached at night
and was very lame in the morning.
l tired easily and was often nervous
The kidney secretions were unnatural
and caused annoyance. | finally be.
gan using Doan's Kidney Pills and
they improved my health greatly"
For. sale by all dealers. Price fifty
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan' sand
take no other. STA
Crittenden record-press., 1913-08-07

cert.
The Convention with great interest
and unanimity elected Sir Robert
Laidlaw of London President for tie
coming three years. and Mr.. H. J.
Heinz of Pittsburg. Penn, chairman of
the executive committee, with Mr..
Marion Lawrence of Chicago and Rev
Carey Bonner of London Joint Secre-
taries and Frank L. Brown, Brooklyn,
N. Y. Field Secretary. An executive
committee of REL resentative men of
many lands will direct the work,
which promises to be the most impor-
tant and extensive yet undertaken by
the Association. Sir Robert Laidaw,
the nsw President is a man of large
affairs, with extensive business inter-
ests in England and India. He is a
princely giver, deeply interested in Sum-
day Schools, and for a long time has
been of the leader of the organized
work in Great Britain. He is a Con-
gregationalist.
AS Chairman Of the executive Com
mittee Mr.. Heinz will bring to the po-
sition great strength as an executive,
thorough conservation to the cause,
and liberalty in planning and giving
that will be sure to make the endeav-
ors of the coming triennium a great
forward movement in the cause of the
Sunday School. The Association of
these two leading business men in a
common work will mean much to the
world. The End of the Convention is
the beginning of effort.
Crittenden record-press., 1913-08-07
REPTON.
delayed from last week. }

Rev. M. E. Miller, Messrs. Frank
Dodge, Carl Henderson and w. D..
CanDan, of Marion, came out to Sun
day School Sunday afternoon and de-
livered some fine talks on Missions and
Sunday School work.
Mrs. w. X. Powell and daughter,
Locke, were in Marion, Monday.
DR.. Ernest Hardin and family, of
Wheatcroft; Clyde Hardin and wife,
of Hampton; and Mrs. DR.. Crawford,
of Weatcroft, were guests of j. c..
Hardin and family of this place last
week.
Eunice Jones, who has been spend
ing the week with relatives in Evans
vile, Ind, Henderson and Sturgis, re-
turned home Sunday.
Willard King, of Henshaw, spent
Sunday and Sunday night with his
parents here.
Among those who attended the dedi-
cation services at Blackford, Sunday,
were Misses Bertha anduFlora Moore,
Mesdames Daniel, Paris, j. E. Perry,
aud Mr.. j. c. Hardin.
A. F. Woolf and daughter, Lena, of
Marion. attended Sunday School here
Sunday afternoon.
Crittenden record-press., 1913-08-07
Killed by Lighting
While Drying Clothes.

Paducah, KY. Aug. 1.-While
removing clothes from the dry
ing line, Mrs. Flora Watson, 81
years old, was struck by light
ming at her home in McCracken
county, near New Hope, and in
stantly killed. Mrs. Watson had
gone to the yard to remove the
clothes when threatened rain
appeared. She was found a few
minutes after death. Besides
her husband three children sur
vive.
Crittenden record-press., 1913-08-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Lark Spradleyl
thinking the sight of the parents
might restore her reason. Mrs.
Toole showed no sign of recogni.
tion.
Physicians here expressed the
belief that the intense heat
might have had something to do
with Mrs. Toole's mental condi-
tion. They hope to restore her
mind.
Crittenden record-press., 1913-08-07
Remarkable Cure Of DySentery.

81 was attacked with dysentery
about July 18th, and used the Doctors
medicine and other remedies with no
relief, only getting worse all the time.
| was unable to do anything and my
weight dropped from las to 125 pounds.
! suffered for about two months when
l was advised to use Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
l used two bottles of it and it gave me
permanent relief" writes B. W. Hill,
of Snow Hill, N. c. For sale by all
dealers. 8
Crittenden record-press., 1913-08-07
Fatal Fringed Suits.

New York, Aug. Twelve
children at play have been burn
ed to death in Brooklyn this
summer while wearing fringed
indian and cowboy suits. The
death Friday of the twelfth VIC
tim, a five-year-old girl, caused
DR.. Chas. Probst. coroner's ply.
sician. to publish this fact and
warn parents against letting
children wear play costumes
with inflammable fringes.
Crittenden record-press., 1913-08-07

Africa, Chairman, Rev. 8. NJ. Zwemer
D. D., Arabia, Secretary; Latin Amer
lea, Robert Z. Speer. New York,
Chairman, Rev. II. S. Harris, New
York. Secretary. A vast res ervoir of
valuable information, correct, thor
ough, and up-to-d date, has ueen provid-
ed by these commissions, and because
of the investigation and reports there
will be clearer concept of the Sun
day School problems of the world.
The reports will be publis he'd IN the
official book OF the Convention pro-
ceelings. Edited by Mr.. Charles G..
TrumbulI of Philadelphia, and will
make most helpful contribution to
Christian literature.
The commission to the Orient, of
which Mr.. H. J. Heinz is chairman,
made the most elaborate report. oc-
cupying an entire evening. The %
members of the party who spent four
months on the way to Zurich under the
leadership of Mr.. Heinz and Mr.. Brown
left Sanfrancisco March /, and visited
Hawaii, Japan. Korea and China, maxi
ing a thorough survey, holding CONVEX
tions, conf erences and public meetings.
They were the recipients of most un-
usual courtesies from high officials of
the nations visited, and were every
where received with great courtesy.
Mr.. Heinz and Mr.. Brown reported for
the Commission, the '29" took part in
the attractive program of the evening
and Mr.. w. G. Landes, State Secre-
tary of Pennsylvania presented graph
ic s.ory of the tour with fine stereopt-
icon illustrations. The climax came
when DIR. Ibuka presented the invita-
tion from Japan to hold the World s
Sth Convention in Tokyo, in 1916. On
motion of Mr.. Heinz, heartily second
ed by Sir Francis Belsey of London,
the invitation was accepted with en-
thusiam, and in the autumn of 1916.
the Worlds Sunday School leaders will
meet in Japan to consider world prob
lens and opportunities.
The Convention has been held in the
stately Tonhalle, which is located in
the midst Of beautiful garden over
looking the picturesque Lake Zurich.
The Committee provided attractive yet
simple decorations. Above the plat
form was suspended large globe to
remind 'he audience of the World-scope
of th- Association's endeavors, and
above the globe was blood red cross,
wnich, when lighted was most inspir-
ing sight. Back of the platform and
against the organ IN the center was
the white Cross flag of Switzerland;
with the flags of America and Great
Britain on either side. Two large pic
lures, of the Zwingli and the Postal
ozzi monuments were striking remin-
ders that Zurich was the scene of the
great labors of Ulrich Zwingli the Re-
former, ar d the birthplace of Postal
ozzi, the founder of modern education
al methods.
One of the most helpful features of
the Convention period has been the