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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-07

beoager fig, ban taler, al, Sui, ,u bill leg olorie
fao 6reo mere, mi oil 6an pine mig til b66e - Tel"
Mei, ig pi1oc life igien tpir,ges til at ie eller
biloe mig ino, at jeg laa oct i~traftelige Mniigt. Ml
por set Spcrp 10 oeiaa e1,ot. sMen iaa l9nge leg le-
Der ,pi( set 8lif, Sen l,rtge &pin0e taitebe len poo
@egeer, itaa %inopre1,tet min Sia1, ioa fllot al
opoiersongit @rbiel, par set. &%luoielig ltoitpote
BUN ct bie%rteitierenbe 9frig oe itprteoe til sSoroe't
io1 rant al ct Slag, n1eoe,s bun i~fielpenbe %
bulfetoc itgn,,eoe ON 8armbiertigbeb og &jplp moo
oe1 ogoe, ser piloe ornbc benbe. Seq piloe reje
be,,be up, me,1 FUN falot tungt tilbage og %lten1eoe %
jon,rcee fig ita0ig = benoes Toritano bopoe lite
f,u,,1ct lol6c til Spertoingen, b,tn bar bleben iinos-
ing.
ga III, CT Ser life mere at f%ortrlle. Canine
Sag blep FUN onbragt paa Ell prioat Mnitnlt for
%ii,1esjrge. % fer nar BUM / tire Mar.
SIM ogoe ion1 ubelbreoelig, og 1nan f%ortalte mig,
at set blege s(niigt al CT, Man0, bois 9po bum Dor
Sfnlo i, olorig %ie,ere los benoc | 6reo, men for
fnlgte Fence Sag % Scat lige til 6e11oes liolte Stntc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-07
en- Gong til, foor 81. en- aa,,oe @oro ODER Sopeoet

en- Gong til, foar De Ell yaa1oe @ano ODER Sopeoet
% cit Drogt Yrpgl open i aiebet."
G6our1er git M 11eb 40 9ruppc1, og N~ortiere1L
iom bar pant til Mottepanorere, figgeoe lite 1aa ngie
pao ban1. 6 fter at bore ton1n1en uo nf .@otelIet,
ifpnote 6olrnier fig Zen til Sen ,Grmefe 2nge, Dr.
Mercier. SON rtngeoe pan 9entfloffe11, og ct .Sieblif
eftcr figgeoe 0ottoren rs al 8inbl1et % ipurgte,
boao Scr Dor @eien. 6ournier Ipnreoe, at en- @ej=
ienbe pIuo1elig Dor bleben ipg paa @otel Sc Gnris
Scr. %.
6ouraier pe,1ote berpaa tilbage til &otellet %
loo 9eren til lit @arelie itaa poa alen.
81 Mirutter ie1lerc bantcoe Gr. @1ercier paa
9srcn til Mr. %. st raienoe 8rpl bprtes, % en-
@eit, JONI otrrehe al Nrrigifob, %ipurgte:
rSfuloe Sc tilfel6igpis bore Or. Mercicr?"
rSa, Set ct ieg. Seer iaa goo at lutte op."
$50, s. fon Sc bore bis poa. Sent bare ct
gieblif."
ct 2ie6lif cfter lto6 ogiaa ST. 3eripe / lit blottc
2inncb foran 3oftoren] n1eo en- &anofunoe @udr=
ber; ban 9reb mes ct fat Gag Doftorcn % oper=
eie6 BAN Song poa @ang nco &anoens SS,robolo.
u6jelp, @jGlp," ifreg Doftpre,,, zen 8anpittie!"
Tru Geriue bar ogioa iprl'nget op og foriegte at
itanoie inn Mal1o, men benne bapoe grcbet fat I 9of-
tore,, % ilog bam at olle &rrfter.
Goftprers eMeoroob bafteoe Ntaboer,,e, 9pre1,c
aaineoes og cit bel SOB Mejlenoc alt oloet emo
ialon1nesiige Gra9ter iamleoes nocnfor Mr. %.
vsSinlp mig at befri mig for bette p%orpittige
Mcn,1cife," ifreg Goftoreu.
Set er Sem, fom bar ntict 6orlta1oen." pre=
leoe Geripe. Setter m fjcroe Gang, Sc far ba1tet
poa pe %foritprret min Nattero."
:3Meonoen It6er. al @rangforeltillingcr," lagoe
3oforen. Seq CT ferit fomn1cn Ill.,"
Gen protetere16c Gr,1 @eripc opcroepeoes, %
n1eo @ptclperio1nlets @siilta1ce blep Den mere og
mere raje,1oe @r. Geripe trunsporteret ino Soloncn
o. itpngt i11oe, for at mon uai te Morgen tunoe fao
BAN brogt til cit Mnitalt.
@rroea1oe traf 6ru Geripe fig tilhogc til lit
&erelie. %sSpl1rl1ier babe fra fit &arelic operpprct
belc @ce1e1, og 4otir, Joni pefteoes al 2ornte'l
%forlmnate al tit Sen Ell 6orf(aring, Joni oel11te oog
pegre0e Jig pe6 at gioe.
ga 6ru Deripe nrite Morae,> forflareoc Noria=
gen til iin Manos 6orbitreie, gift Der ct Sps op for
@rrterre % @ipiterl,e. 9{o9e,t bopoe lat Ell arop
Sppg / scerc, men 6enne rMoaen" gop Jig life til
&jenbe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-07
@aa.bc

Micr,l1elfer taller % brprmler iaa tiot
ON 9pffe 6rell1tioens Gage,
og otter Sc %fierl1e, opbpjebe @tool
%beltnu0ig Sc bige o9 ioge.
@i peuter % bao6er - mems 5luAterle 81 -
Ultl0fon1mc1beos irltgt al Jorfrnnflig BEDS 6rd
Wfco $aobet ri fp0es SerOe1 ino,
% @oobct hi'r @al6rirgs1tapcll,
set trnocr lin %ilorlme / Dnglinaens Sino
OF fpl0cr os lD ooer @ranc1l.
Noor cit Gong ri falter por &a1oringsitap,
ct @pi9bcbsbah> ifpocr irem pao Dor @rop.
Set or i,ecn ir,igrenoc, tom :sNlriiom
Scr aples / 9norerr,cs !1icrne,
tbi &jertet f%orfnnoer Set freioigt % GLAD:
bort 6aob % Dor 2eoeitjerne,
pg Tpl9cr hi altio Sen in0re &plt,
6a flutes ci beller bort 1oabe,1oe @rpit.
Crit Mes}cll.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-07
a~,,fferten 1oper 8oro, Sen minolte @ergrit1a i

a1ffertcn Ioper 8oro, Den min0lte @ergri1g 1neo
Dnn1pere11s SIDE fun6e bape SC irDgteliglte 1glger.
Seq itprteoe op pao 3nftet iom Ell gal, % et
Minut efter par @rnnen fl1lb Girflonlbeo. Haffcr.
&nfierter % &asier fon frem al 9aitet, men 2on-
metgrflGoet fom life fren. 3ioen git. Moftel,
blep bolpto, iaa to % til Slut balptre, % e'loa1
bar. 6e,1 m%oroerilfe auffert life f%on11ten op. Seq
|tirre6e poa bpert Stpffe Go0s Ipm / 0ebsanaif.
gnoelig TOM ser ct Stptfe frem, font pasiecc pao
8eifripeliem, og ganite rigtig, min 1trrfperoige Te'1
itob 1neb 2on1,retprflG6et % tprreoe e%nergiif tit
@niigt. !6nrttat fit jeg nit lt6r irer1. Ser %'non9!coe
cn6nu otte Mirltter.
ltoe1 Eppcn greb jeg oen farlige Suffer-, ilcoe
ne6 Malfillgange,l, og ioet leg lle6 Del, poeritc Nlt<
ltru,,gelie bolot Sen tllnae, %ojnpelfe ssnoretning /
fnlo Mr11slGngoc r6 al set oabertltaoenoe Sob,
los ieg sen l%angion1t % ~foriigtigt GLIDE ne0 8e!z
gerne.
90 ino git ieg ino min @ubpt. Sn1trcnt en-
balp Ginn iao icq icr1 lon,iaaet. @efrielien fra Sen
%frDatclige M~erpeIpG,16ing operpG(oeoc mig. = 600,
min lan9e sSropprelle fur6e bore paatalDel1pe;; jeg
tog mig iamncu og git op paa GRffet oa loo, lom
OF, icg gien,,entaif set eprige 9%iejiego6s % los Ser
poa set bele jtupe 11eo igje11.
Ga ieg %pasierc6e min Meopi6er paa @eieu til
COMMANDMENT ip1lrste jog ban1:
"Gr Sc oloeles liffer paa, at Oct bar Sci, rette?"
vMloeles," lpS Sporet, og oct bar al(e. Sc Sro, hi
ucfsleoe unoer @ejie,,s Slltring.
r NtElte 1og, 1o ri nooecc Mmerifo, fom en- Slp=
%6cbonper yp moo ps, lagoe til, o. to Seem Dorfer
Spooaere gift ont Boro.
Seq TOM ltrafs Eanter ON min npitiife &usia-
ger og fglte mig Gr1ig talt inin6re nel til Mobc;
n,c,, lfie1lt ieg lrlit bapoe o%per9ipct ban1 til Dent, bar
jea 0og for min eae1 Sfplo fnit beitemt poa at 9oloc
nit Orb % tie.
rppoo far De at ,ucloe?" ip,,rgte ieg Spoo-
gcr1,c.
u9ao os gaa liH til Sioe11," iagoc oen enc. Ser
Sc, &optejn, Scr er Ell iSa!lfn1entncrbolloe, lo1ll Lett
sc bar %orbeioct 9piflano ua Gnglou0, i,otil oct M,
er blcpet Sen1 fpr beot, ioo Sc pil forlGage GirfIu,1l=
6eoen til bernie Sioc Ntlo1tel1. @i pes aloeles re-
Itc11t, at Meto!plooerne til Grptrirg al @o,froter
% seoler ct fer omboro. Gerfor maa hi be0e Gem
gipe os 2ciligbeo til ct oll,inoeligt @iteripn."
~Sc(piel9elia, iee itoar inloiteroig til Ceres
Gispoiitiol,," iparcoe ieg. :
Seq iorltob ltrafs Oct tee: 6por por ico Dog
pnfelig Nepel taact peo 9irie1,, % Ser ito0 6on iaa
rlfploig n1elleln Sc epriAe Hosiagerer og iao mos
9o1lo. 90 1nite Gag, "a bon ua lmn,S @ejetrllc
gf fra @or6e, billtc im1 mig mes SET lnc]t 1lipr=
ifolllr,e0e 9lif. s init lti(9c Sino naattc je9 lnn-
ren,n,e, at bo>, %eaentlig bap0e @rl1u0 til at boperc,
tbi EFT beore Meoifploig cts mig fl1,6e bo1 rrpGc
fnpe foact. Men jeg pnr gloo> jeg bar pel al meo
bout.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-07
Mit Sic miami.

@l9geloc Sober / 6li1tclloc 9iGffer,
Splbbioc Eejl poa Sen blaanel6e Bltgt,
lopbrebe &rorrer, ionl Nrntene itrufter
lniot i11p6 Morferl,es buenen6e 6ragt;
blnn1ltren6e G1se Longs Strt11lnens Sci
lpng6rl,1e, %enioln1,,e &eoer,
bejrl(ogne Sitter, bpor !9aOct Jig breoer = +
&je1llono, nit 6je,a,lall0, bpor elifer jeg Dig!
Ser nlpbes @ooroen al t%rofaitc @@''oer,
ber me6es 9jet al f%iarlige @1if,
fer Finger Sproeet, jee elifer oa fjeu6er,
Miuoerues Snnee og !Sieminets M1elif.
Ser ifin,,er solen oog ifjpm,et for mig,
fer ifal ben iploc min Stue,
Der pl icg taffe min @l.6 for oens Sue,
@jen1lo,,o, NIT &jentla1b, bbor elifer ieg Dig!
Ser oil jeg lebe, og fer bill leg pirfe,
Der pl leg miroes min 6ar % min Mor,
bpgge / 2e at Dor el6gantle &frfe,
nrree iom Sp6rc,e S6n6reres SSor6.
90 noar el1go11g, ser er Slut paa min Sci
fer, bill jeg beoe &c n1lge
albrig at glernn1e og olti0 at iiurge:
@ienlon6, init @ie,nlano, bbor Glitter leg oig!
@ilb. @~reger1e1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-07
6rlurnramtaHktmrn.

Set bar pao ,nil, loltc Sperrejle til %galerlfa, at
jea e., title, lps Nftcu fom Sanrtale meo Sti6ets
aoptei,. Terlt f%ortalte ban mig f~orlfjellige Sp=
manosbiltorier; 0erl19lt geo Ganfe1 goulte 'oturl19t
ben pua Gruigrouter % oerfra til slnarfiltcr; oct par
life iaa al oeu Slogs Meuaeiter> bn1 bopoc trltfIet
pao / Ser, lcnere 1o huber Sc lbpM9eligc 6orbolo t
M1rslono. @lonot ulrorc {%ortaltc ban %fplgel'oe ST.
ltore: -.
ugsi bar {aa Gejcn til Seem g)orf % bapoe ont
trent tilbo9claQt oru bolbc Sci; leg 6ap0e 1ctpp FOR
lobt aoll1111onoo6roe1 for at toge mic Ell l1le S1tr
inoel nnIte @agt, 81 Ell Nasio9er font ben til mig
oQ %ul1lr1obeoe mig ON Ell San1tale / min eAc1 Saz
but, oct 6rcjeoe Jig ON cit 111eget n,gtg sag. @fo1l=
Sen 1ao list fprcGgtig 1t>, Dog, BET logoc ]N 1tc 1oo
meaet @pgt paa; n1en bpao Der lGrlig log mig par
6aus ltore %9tcrppiitct % ct %Gngltelig l(otrpf t bans
Sine. Sea f1t1oe Gere pao bans Mfcent, at ban nor
Sinister. 1fient bn,t tulte goot Gnacllf; 1lo1 !oor 10
Epel1e at fienbc fine Soft.
g1aa> jeg tog fan, n,eo neo min Sohgf, goof
fan eiter pn1bDggclig at bape let Jig ont, TOR at p@fe
1iffer poo life at blipe bcllret, llffeoe SSren og
lngoe:
Sea fo,, l1eboelc Grn1, at oettc Sfib iAoen tire
Ii1ners s5orlg6 ~Gigger poo Sapets @l11o!"
v@pao ifal oct iige," ',obreo ieg, "er SC forrptf>
M,orb2" Og ieg ,troeoc til at be9pnoe 11eo, at @fo'l,
SEN por iiuoSfpg.
Set 1toor Ceres ARaat at re6be @ent ielp oS
Ceres sfib, " peoblep ban ltoea at tage Not1ts at mil
ltbbrl1o.
v@borlebes?"
Sea Far, oipc Ge,n Sc npopenoige SplpSnn'-
uooo MIG 50 bpre benz" Dor nit ''taol1oo'ec
.Sbor. -.
Sc ,,oa fprlt goa ino poa mine 8etl1ael1er,"
lagoe 6pre1 not iaa fraft.
uSporle6es lpoer 1oo oe?"
Sc moo eipe mig Deres s@resoro, &optein,
poa iatet at billie FORBADE"
.@oot, ieg eiper Den nit Orb. &porom orejer
set Jig iaa?"
Sea .er @teolcrn al hen %befjen6te Mnarfiitfor.
lamli,,g Sc freolple 6lgle", % jea bar Ell Seloe-
6esll,ojfi11c lioge16e / min &1ffert 2alte,t. seq
itiIIe6e 6e,t, fpr leg gift olnbor6 2iperpool, til Brs1g
noole Elmer 7efter por Nnfpnlt til Seem Sort. St
far jea imio1ertio opoaget, at leg bor f%orregaet mtg
to @ooe, % at Wfoif1,el1 nil e%fsp(ooere i @fterntio>
Sag &l. 2.4O zog 1prpnge' os olle Slften. Get ltg5
ger en- lille, br,1n 2e6erfnffert, og jeg iaa beo
esr0luoningen, at 6cn ff Slabs Sulnnet Nr. 2.
4a, Sc iaa fife Toa Sci, pp o. faltet %orerbor6, fer
set er for iiloe?"
Seq 1aa paa NIT ltbr;; ,a1offen bar itrafs 1, oer
bar i1ge1 Sis at ipil6e.
Sean De fienoe a%,tfferten iaien?" pargte je9
Moi,6en; nj mao bore b1rtige, ifal ri 11oa at fna
ser, op rette Stb."
.@ilt fienoer ieg Sen" = ban traf cit %9fepolber
Inlot op as Sen e,e sssaffelontn1e - rDe buffer Ge=
res 9Gresoro."
81 %aftalte iaa, at leg ifnl6e Inoe bet a,oet &af-
rum te,nne. Soar ben fatoIe &uffert tom OBJ, full
6e N%(narfiite't lieeiom tilfaloig tage tit 2onnetbrfln=
Sc op at 2omuten og itrpae oper tit aniiat. Sill Slut
boo ban mig 9enoelig bore f%orfietig, ',aar leg faiteoe
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UDVALGTE> B0GER.

Marianne. af WILHELM xrag. 35c.-issac SEQ
huasen. afW. Krag: eoc.-I:aac Kspergast.
en- at Isaac ~seshuusen" atW.
o c.-0ryende Dag ,afM Mailing .6Oc.-S6dcon.
ainge.. af John Paulsen, 5oc-EventyrboRen,
.treret. indb. Soc rdbeger: Dansk-Nork.
Engelsk og Engelsk. Norsk Dansk, ca. 500
sider. over 10000 Ord, SIPS; kortfattet
Fng. lsk oG Engelsk Dansk Lon,me-
0rdbog. shirt'ngsb: Soc. | Maroccobind med
9 lldsnit 75c.-Rt Hundrede Timer iEnReIsk.
Post.Kort l stcrtUdvalg fra Danmark Norge
Sverige og Finland; ~ forskie1iGe Kort fof
25c: IS do soc; $50 d Q $1;1OO do. $l.75.
~ - Skrtu efter fildstGndtO- Katalo0.
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@nbber @a10ge6 bill be6 fit fgrlte syyrealtreoe,,
blibe loet iom para6ofial; men til @lut, naar ben
bar %ouertaaet ao1rpea for fit @fsiitens, bliper Sen
~betragtet iom en- forfeit Ialenoooe.
(ar. bn &rel.)
Evening times-Republican., 1913-11-18
New. Of zsar;nu.

Special to Times s-Repuhlican.
Gearing. Nov. 1s.-R. r. Pollock and
wife. Of Albuquerque. n. NJ. are visit
ing at the w. A. Pollock home.
n. r. Gift returned home Monday
morning from Buckeye.
I Charles Belden, wife and son Lester
and the latters two children spent
Sunday at tMarshalltoWn with friends.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Evan
gelical church have purchased new
carpet for the league room, and the
church building has been given a thor
ough cleaning, and electric lights will
be soon put In by Belden & Son.
j. B. Couser and wife spent Sun
day at Des Moines with their son, Rev.
A. A. Couser. and family.
Thanksgiving services Will be held
in the morning at the Evangelical
church.
b. Bagley returned home Friday
evening from Illinois, where he was
called by the death of his brother.
Sunday evening little GeneWieve
Stone, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Stone, passed away. She was oper-
ated on at the st. Thomas hospital
twice for tumor Of the eye and since
the last operation she has grown
weaker until the end came. She was
a patient little sufferer and Will be
sadly missed
Evening times-Republican., 1913-11-18
woopMEM WIN CASE.

Decision In Fratsrnal Insurance Case
Of Greet Importance.
Special to Times Republican. I'll
Des Moines, Nov. 1.-THE Modern
Woodmen Of America won . point In
the supreme court that will be taken
note Of by lower courts and by nom :
bers Of fraternal societies. A lower
court had decided against the Woodmen
in case where resistance was made
to paying on q certificate because OF
the fact that the man insured came to
his death indirectly from the use OF in
toxica ting liquors. The higher court
found from the evidence the beneficiary
had once been sent to the inebriate
hospital for treatment and adjudged by
the court to ~ an inebfiate and that
the coroner's Jury found he had died
from heart failure induced by alcohol
ism. In view of this. the supreme court
insists that the defense Of the company
was good and a directed verdict ought
to have been made.
Evening times-Republican., 1913-11-18
FINE DRAFT ANIMALS PERISH IN
r,Rg AZ sHERMAN NURSERY
FARM.
oAAN AND CONTENTS ARE
DESTROYED WITH $4,000 LOSS
Fire Destroys Machinery. Harness,
Grains and Hay cen'omed-sh'r'
man Nursery Larssst Concern Of its
Kind West Of mississippi River
Horses Valued at esooo.
to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Charles City. Nov. lS.-ln the burn
ing OF the big barn on the Sherman
nursery farm a loss of $4,000 was en-
tailed. The barn was one OF the largest
and best in the north part OF the state.
THIS was entirely DESTROYED together
with thirty head Of as fine draft horses
valued at $4,000. Harnesses. machin-
cry, grains hay. were all consumed IN
the ravages OF the fire.
The Sherman nursery is the largest
concern of its kind west Of the Mis-
sissippi. They cultivate 500 acres and
employ $50 men and an office force OF
twenty-five.
The origin of the fire will probably
never be known, tho some startling
theories have been suggested including
4 hint Of incendiarism.
Evening times-Republican., 1913-11-18
Radcliffe News Items.


Radcliffe, Nov. 1S.-Mrs. Gaylord
Rorem, who has been making her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. II. Bergfeld, a
visit, left for her home at Britton
Okla. Friday. Her friend. Miss Maud
Winterfeld, accompanied her home for
an extended visit.
W. N. Himmel and wife left Friday
for Tampa, Fla, to spend the winter.
Miss Maud Cammack started Thurs
day for Corpus Christi. fex., where she
will spend the winter.
Mrs. o. S. Wildman has sold her
property here, just east OF the NJ. E.
church, to w. n. Himmel.
The interior OF Hotel Finn 10 being
improved. c. H. Cammack and sons
are doing the work.
George Johnson. who has been seri-
ously Ill with pneumonia, Is reported to
he much improved.
The Radcliffe and Gearing baske tball
teams played here Saturday afternoon.
Fearing won by two points.
Evening times-Republican., 1913-11-18
Mothers Friend
In Every Home
csanfese and Safety Assured Bseoeo
tho Arrival e thO Stork.

The old saying-what II home without
mother-should add 'Mother's Friend." "
In thousands Of American homes there
1B q bottle Of this splendid and famous rem.
edy that has aided many woman through
the trying ordeal, saved her from suffering
ana pain. kept her in health Of mind and
body In advance Of baby,s coming and had
most wonderful influence in developing .
healthy. lovely disposition In the child.
There u no other remedy 20 truly help
30 nature ~ Mothers Friend It relieves
the pain and discomfort caused By the
/. strain On the ligaments, makes plant those
0bres- and muscles which nature is expand
1ng ana soothes the Inflammation Of breast
glands.
Mothers Friend IL IN external remedy,
nets quickly and not only banishes all dis-
tess b advance, but assures q speedy and
cemplete recovery for, the mother. Thus
she becomss healthy woman With all her
sere1sth preserved to thoroughly enjoy the
fearmg OF her child. Mothers Friend can
= had at any drug store at 800 bottle.
ma 10 really one Of the greatest blessings
ever discovered for expectant mothers.
write to Bradneld Regulator Co.. 128
Eanar Blde.. Atlanta, Ca, for their free
Deok write to-day. It Il mest instructive.
Evening times-Republican., 1913-11-18
Marked by Evil Eye.
Northern Io,ua Items

mischief or fictitious initials, placeu
thereon to divert attention to those
who might be innocent.
Emmstsburs. .sra
DR.. O'Brien ofr.Emmetsburg. has pro-
cured a new apparatus for his auto. 1t
uses two thirds kerosene and one-third
gasoline. which reduces the cost OF the
fuel one-half. He says the change gives
the auto more power and speed. The
cylinders do not carbonize and there Is
no smoke after the machine is In mo-
,tion. The air, adjustment Is on the
idasher Of the ear, and can be regulated
after starting as desired The ad-
vantages Of the late invention Is the
ease with which the car can be; started
and the reduction Of the cost Of fuel.
Whittsmort. :.
II. P. Hatch mHde his annual digging
OF ginseng this week and the result was
twenty five pounds of fine roots. The
entire product of this bed could almost
be put into bushel but it is valued at
$50. It took practically eight years to
produce the roots. They were set out
six years ago and the plants were 2
years old at the, time Of setting. Mr..
Hatch has several. other fine beds OF
ginseng and takes great interest IN
the, culture Of this plant. He is also
of the opinion that for the amount Of
ground taken up and labor expended 1t
lis a very profitable industry.
Nora Springs.
In order to test out wager on the
honesty of postal employees. postal
card to which two 81 bills had been at
,tached was sent to the G. N. Lowrey
Company OF New York City by J. n.
Boiler Of Charles City. Mr.. Boiler
wanted book this company published
and took this unique way Of sending
the money. He rolled 1t in two tight
rolls and tied one to each end Of the
card, then wrote a letter to the COM
pany telling them how he had sent the
money. In a few days he received a
letter from the company notifying him
the money had arrived attached to the
cards. The money was easily seen as
1t was not protected in any way.
Monticello.
Rev. John Mccormick, for more
than quarter of a century the pastor
OF the Church of the Sacred Heart,
completed his service at Monticello last
Sunday, and has removed to his new
charge at Winthrop. He left here with
the good will of the people, both inside
and outside of his own church. for he
has always treated them cOurteously.
He has done conscientious and USE
full work in this community. where he
will always be remembered with feel
ings of kindly interest. Winthrop will
find him faithful unto his spiritual du-
ties, modest in his demeanor, and in
terested In all who seek his help. eth
er in sorrow or prosperity.
Evening times-Republican., 1913-11-18
ilIloI and ppnInfRlA

sas Tllores II less dread Ot these diseases
nov gthan Formerly. becaGse everybody
knoWsU they can prevented. one by vAc-
ciAatlon, the other with antitoxin. You
can kcp from having colds, grippe.
6Snchitis, pneumonia, catAErh. typhoid
fever, rheumatism, and other danger
our, cold weather ailments. II you put
yol6s Rem. iNt6 . proper healthy con-
ditlon 90 reSisN diSsase.
,Isexali Olive OIL Emulsion helps the
lpo1lY produce substances which pre-
WI the growth OF disease germs IN
~ blood. thus putting the system into
healthy condition to resist disease.
il; viii Hslp You get we'll and strong II
you have any Of the above diseAses.
otsother diseases. It 10 very good for
chiidfen Just ut this seasDn OF the year
Ito make them healthy and strong to
successfully resist cold weather ail-
1fents.
There's direct benent to you in every
Ingredient in RsxaN Olive OIL EmA-
sfoh, The four Hypophosphites It con-
tains are used by leading physicians
everywhere In debility, weakness ana
liability t. disease. to stgenthen the
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most nutritious most-easily- digested
kOO06 KNOWN Deln8 lohc1 "A~A sAAS
hypophosphites gives rich tissue no'lr-
sisfment thru the blood to the entire
system.
You who are weak and run down.
and you who are apparently well now.
but are liable to suffer from various
cold weather ailments use Rexan Olive
Oil Emulsion to get and kell we'll and
stronf. For the tired-out, rundown.
nervous, emacia&ed or debilitated-the
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people-it n sensible aid to renewed
strength, better spirits. glowing health.
Rexall Olive OIL Emulsion-king OF
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freedom from sickness Of you and
your family. Pleasant. tasting, con-
tanning no alcohol or dangerous drugs,
you'll be az enthusiastic about 1t az w
arew hen you have noted its strength
ening, invigorating. buildins-up. dis
ease-preventing effects. II 1t does not
help you, your money will be given
back to you without argument. Sold
in this community only at our store
The Rexall Store-one Of more than
1000 leading drug stores in the United
States, Canada. and Great Britain. NC
Bride & VIII Drug Company. corner
Center and Main street. and 33l South
Third avenue.
Evening times-Republican., 1913-11-18
HOME COMING At CORNELL.
orinnsll Cornell Game Feature ef An
nuaI at College.
Snecial m Tfmea- RapNhlfcan

Special to Times Republican.
Mt. Vernon. Nov 1S.--The bigEest
homecoming event In eastern Iowa OF
the present fall will be that at Cornell
College at Mt. Vernon on Saturday.
Nov. 22. on the occasion Of the Cornell-
Grinnell football game. For years this
has been one OF the leading intercol-
legiate contests Of the west. each team
putting up the best It has for the occa-
sion. The games are always attended
by hundreds OF outsiders and this year
old students and graduates Of Cornell
will assemble from all parts Of the west
to see this highly interesting contest.
The Cornell eleven has held the state
collegiate championship for the last
four years. Grinnell doing her best all
this time to wrest 1t from her strong
est rival. 1t Is safe TO say that this will
be one Of the most exciting contests OF
any football game played in Iowa the
present season.
Evening times-Republican., 1913-11-18

revenue for the capitol grounds e4ten.
sion II can not do 50 for other purposes,
can itr", the Justice Queried.
'No. sir. it can not according g my
Of the constitutions"
''Do you think II would b food
business policy for the state to DO ~
business upon the basis that this In
terpretation would enforoer
1T would simply be doing business
upon . cash basis"
Wouldn't the state be driven into
bankruptcy by that planr'
II don't understand Il that way. !
don't see why the state can't live within
its means the same - an individual"