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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-08-21

vofm - congressman wv" ~ INV
district Of Arksnsaa
NEW GOVERNOR FOR CANADA
1t is rumored that after the mar
riage of Prince Arthur Connaught he
may 20 to Canada as Governor Cen
eral. This is said TO be the desire of
the Dominion and desire the King
is pleased TO crafty.
PURE FOOD IN ITALY
The Italian minister of Agriculture
has Investigated the reports spread
abroad of the adulteration of Olive
Oil exported from Italy. He finds the
report is wholly false and originated
in trade rivalry. Italian law COM
pels labelling all adulterated food
products.
AUSTRIA AND GERMANY CLASH
The interests of Austria and Ger
many conflict on many points as a
result of present conditions in the
Balkans. Germany has given such
support to Greece that Austria is Of
Tended by this and chooses TO regard
this attitude as unfriendly.
COST OF BALKAN WAR
Now the Balkans are counting the
cost of war. The total Of lives lost
is $4,000, the cost in money $780,
400, 900. A price that is runious both
in men and in money.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-08-21
Kings Creek, KY, Aug. 16, 1913.

Editor of The Citizen, Berea, Ky:
am happy to say that the Exten-
sion wagon is still on the map, tho II
came near ending its career OF useful
ness, last Saturday, while coming over
the mountain from Delphia TO, Cor
den. All went well till we reached
the divide and started down the side
toward Gordon, then the trouble be-
gan: First IL was a gulley TO fill be-
fore our wagon could pass without
overturning, then IL was hole TO fill,
a telephone pole to cut, another gulley
10 I'll and log TO cut and finally we
had to hew our way thru the top Of
"A big hemlock which had fallen across
he road Altogether this occupied
about seven and one-half hours in
going one half mile. We had for din
ner, water, sugar and few old grape
nuts. These together with the oh
stacies made very interesting expe-
rience and a good test of character
and Endurance.
We arrived at the church, at Cor
den. after dark and established our
camp by lantern light. II is need
less TO say that we slept well after
a dip in the creek and a good supper
which the store-keeper's wife was kind
enough to prepare for us
The next day was Sunday and il
brought US both pleasure and a dis
Experimental pleasure because
Cleveland Frost, our advanced agent,
and two Of the teachers from the new
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-08-21
Still on the Map
Over one Hundred and Thirty Conversions Reported by
Extension Workers

school at Pine Mountain brought us
a box Of fine chocolate candy, some
cookies and a lot Of good cheer.-A
disappointment because, owing TO a
disagreement between church MEM
bers the house was locked. So many
we're going away to court the next
day we thot is best TO remain only
one night. The congregation Sunday
night was a large one and we
preached our best but of course there
were no conversions for God does not
save souls where Christians are at
outs among themselves.
Monday morning we Travelled on to
Line Fork where we had good meet
ing and closed with thirteen CONVEX
sions. This makes over 1870 since we
left Berea last July. During our stay
at Line Fork we had the privilege of
exploring four large caves in Pine
Mountain, description of which !
shall give in my next letter.
We arrived at Kings Creek all o.
X, yesterday afternoon, and are very
comfortably encamped. Our meeting
tonight was well attended and we
have every reason to expect good re-
suits. Now as it is past ten o'clock
will say good night and retire
within the canvass curtains Of our
little tent for long sweet sleep in
the fresh mountain air. That you all
may rest as well is the wish Of,
Very truly yours,
KNICuT
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-08-21
MEXICO'S ULTIMATUM

Mexico proposes that the U. S. give
formal recognition to the Huerta
provisional government or all official
relations will cease between the two
governments. This is taken by many
TO mean a threat Of war on the
United States by Mexico.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-08-21
UNITED STATES NEWS

GLYNN ACTING GOVERNOR OF
NEW YORK
According to the opinion of the
Attorney General Of New York State,
the Lieutenant Governor is legally
entitled to act as Governor pending
the trial of the impeachment charges
against Governor Sulzer.
TUBERCULOSIS CAMPAIGN IN
WEST VIRGINIA.
A vigorous campaign is planned by
the health authorities of West Vir-
'ginia against the spread of Tubercu-
losis. A health car will be sent thru
out the State in which lectures will
be given to educate the people against
the spread of this disease.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-08-21
FIREMAN KILLED.

Parkersburg, W. va.-Train No. 4.
the ST. Louis-New York flyer on the
Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad. was de-
rallied at Pennsboro. 80 miles east OF
Petersburg. Donald Poe. OF Grafton,
fireman, was killed. and Engineer
French Helms, OF Grafton, was prob
ably fatally injured. Sandy Watson.
of Parkersburg a fagman, was also
injured.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-08-21
CHURCH UNION UPHELD.

Resent court decision in Missouri
and elsewhere upholding union of the
Presbyterian with the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church which was af-
fected in 1906. Permanent injunc-
tons was issued against the members
of the Cumberland church over inter-
fering with the use of church prop
erty by the United Presbyterian
church. By this decision all prop
erty of the Cumberland Presbyterian
becomes a united body.
COLORADO COAL STRIKE.
Governor -immons of Colorado is
using all the influence in his power to
avert the threatened strike of the coal
miners of Colorado, New Mexico and
Utah. He has sent Brake, Deputy
State Labor Commissioner to visit the
coal fields and make personal report.
THE TARIFF BILL
The Senate has about completed the
consideration of the Agriculture
schedule of the tariff bill without any
material change.
MISSOURI CYCLONE.
The town of Buffalo, Missouri, of
about 800 population was hit by a
cyclone, August the 10th, which de-
stroyed large section of the town,
injured many people and killed at
least three.
MISSOURI GOOD ROADS WORK
Fifty thousand business men and
farmers have taken the shovel and
pick in hand to pull Missouri out of
the mud Great enthusiasm is shown
all over the State in the concerted
effort and a general holiday has been
declared in many towns.
The Governor of Kansas is TO
work with the Governor of Missouri
on the roads. Manufacturers and
merchants have excused their en-
ployees or hired substitutes TO work
on the roads.
MEXICO'S ULTIMATUM
Mexico proposes that the U. S. give
formal recognition to the Huerta
provisional government or all official
relations will cease between the two
governments. This is taken by many
TO mean a threat Of war on the
United States by Mexico.
THAW ESCAPES.
Harry X. Thaw, the slayer Of
Stanford White, confined in Mattea-
wan asylum for the criminal insane,
made a sensational escape by aid Of
automobiles. The authorities are en-
1eavoring to find some legal hold on
the alleged "insane" man.
ALASKAN VESSEL SUNK
1hirty-two passengers Of S. S.
State of California were lost with
(continusd on Page Rishtl
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THOUGHTS AND THE
MAN.

Thoughts make the man. Ha-
biiual thinking determines the char
aeier. And thoughts may be as
fatal as crime to the development
Of a lofty manhood. Regulate
your thoughts and you regulate
the direction and the measure Of
your growth. Think Of sinful
gains and aniul pleasures and your
character will lose its warmth and
color. Think Of duty. righteous
ness and God. and the beauty q
Holiness viii be reflected in your
lace.-J. Sanders Reed.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-11

Die Mngei telten Ser @erfe, fir tpel-
DIE 6te 6irma &rupp bon ieber in nut
itergulttger @etie forgt, fonnten in
foIge 6es gunittgen @rgebniiies tpte-
Ser in Encouragement Mabe be6a6t
mer6en. Sir sic Benitonsfaiien 6er
8eamten un6 Mrbeiter iin6 5pet Mil.
lionen be- timmt mor6en, un6 .eben.
fails 5tpei Miaionen fIieBen Dem Mr-
observation-disclosures gu. Ser fiji @eib-
na@tsgei6enfe an sic 8eamten l1n6
Mrbeiter al1sgetporfene 8etrag be-
lauft ii@ ouf 6ret MiQionen Marf.
- 9ie @rtminolpoli5ei 1pobm bier
etne aus feds @erionen beiteben6e
8un6e bon 8onfnotenfdli9ern felt.
. Die 3ollbeb0r6e lit I'M DuffeI-
Soften einem umfangrei9en
GognafidmuggeI ~ouf Die @pur &c.
fommen. - Ser 35 Sabre aIte
S@neioer @oubauien tpuroe mab-
reno er idlief bon fetner 5ebn Sabre
ailtern @atttr aus @iferiu9t NIT ei-
rtem 8ro6meifer oerortig berleBt, bab
er fterben6 tn's @ronfenba11s gebra9t
murbe. Die Grou lur1r6e berboftet.
@eFen.MaFau.
Sn 6rnnffurt a. so. lit Der
'@run6itei11 3u Ser 11e1te1t rniberiitGt
gelegt mor6en. Die Mnftalt fon 511-
nddit cine Notwithstanding, eine
me6i3tniide, cine pbilofopbif9e, cine
naturtpifenf9aftli9e ur6 cine fo5ial-
un6 bolfStpirtbidaftfide Gacultdt er.
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gemetne Stlfsbeitan6, an Sen sic lie
beri6Iiie obgefubrt tperben, erbobt
fi9 oa6ur9 anf 100000 so.
@eiffaIen.

fi6 bo6urd onf 100000 @.
@effalen.
Mus unbor1 i6tigfeit tpl1r6e in Ser
6amiIie bes @drtnereibeiibers Mil.
Ter in Weitenfels itott &eteriilie
gtftiger @aiieri6ierling fir sic
Sleil6iuppe gebraudt. Snfolge 6es
@enuiies Ser TIeiidiuppe erfranften
sic Grou, 8 &in6er nn6 5tpet 2ebr=
hinge. Gin 9idbriges Md6@en lit be-
reits %geitorben, sic iibrigen f6meben
in 2ebensgefabr. - Ma9 elmer Ser
ban6ung bon ia Eagen tp11r6e Ser
leiterbe Director Ser Mie6eroeutiden
I8onf, Obm, in Dortmuno gu
leiner 3u9tbousitrafe bon Z. Sabren
berurtbetlt. Cine Briifnng Ser 8ii-
der bes Snitituts an 81. Suli 1910
botte 6ie Sbatia6e ergeben, BOB Ohm
$12,000,000 @eIber ~besieIben nnter-
i6lagen batte. Ser 0ffentIide 8ii9er-
rebiior &arttpig erbielt gletd3eitig 3
Sabre 3u@tbous un6 eine Mn5abl INT
tegeor6neter 8eamten bon 4 Biz 6
Monate. = Ser @odtpiir6igite 8i-
lidof @arl Soiepb in Ba6erborn
lift moblbebalten bierber bon feiner
&omreiie 5uriidgefebrt. = Ser g.
idbrige @eideniteuer &riiger aus
Is . + tp1r6e bon etnem 3uge iber-
fabren un6 getootet. Ser Mon1r itan6
umittelbar Dor ietner 8eniionir11ng.
Die Mntspertret1ng bat gum Seen.
Ibo1 beS MauritiusbofpitaIs in
Me6eba@ 10000 Marf betpinligt.
l. Sn @ertbe 1T sic 1tete ct.
GIifobetb- Bforrfirde our9 Sen Sod.
mur6igiten &errr1 @eibbif9of &db-
ling bon @o6erborn IN BEN Dienit
bes Mllerb0diten geitem mor6en. =
|SSnfolge Ser iibero1S miIoem @itte-
r11ng im 5nnerlan6e 3etgen ii@
lin Der Motrr mand)e fir 6iefe Sob-
res3eit uneetpobnlide @rideinungen.
Sat Mbero4 treiben 86ume unb
5trduder &noipen un6 bliiber fogor
gum Ebeil. Mn einigen Stener1 tpin
man geieben baben, bob Moifafer,
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fur eauglinge und Kinder.
Die Soto, Die Hr INNER Gekacft Aabt
u.: s,:ss a: 70. &>smZzzSzx
@%beinprpbin5.

Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der
p. @btbeilung in @01n baben nit
|einem faft bo1%itdnoigen @iege 6es
Gertrums geen6et. = sSn elmer &C.
metniamen @%eriammlung Ser Sdmei'
me- uno 0@iemebgerinn1ng mur6e
sic @riinoung elmer @0lner 8ieb.
m%arftbanf beidIoifen. Die @ta6t
goln betbetltgt fi@ nit etnem ent'
Ipredenoen Capital. = Ser @atter.
mor6er @euter p1r6e bonn S9mur.
geridt gum Eo6e b~erurtbeilt. = 9ie
@~obrungsmittelpoIi5ei bei@lagnobm'
tie auf @rl1n6 zines beitimmter Ser.
6a@tes a11f einem @pe6itionsfubr.
tperf 500 @fun6 bouig ber6orbenes
&albfleii4. - Die aaifermo116ber
follen int Sabre 1914 bonn z. Big II.
|September in ser @obIen3er@ &c.
gen6 itattfn6en. Sir bie 4oiierpo.
raoe, Die am 20. Muguit onbera11mt
lit, ion 6ie umgebung bon @0In In
Musft9t genommet1 fem. = Ser Mb.
idluB bes @ef@dftsiabres Ser Girma
&rupp IN @ffen lit ol1BeroroentIi@
giinittg. Ser @etngetpinn betr6gt
36h MiIIionert mebr aIs I'M borigert
Sabre - un6 ermogli9t nod @or.
nabme gang be0e1ten6er Mbidreibu1t.
gen 6ie @ertbeilung elmer Dibi6en.
be bon ri9t tpeniger aIs ID Bro3ent.
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Sic aIte @etmatb.
Ghlefen.

Muh bel Ser Staotperor6netentpabl
ser 3tpeiten &lolie erlangte IN @let'
10 + 6os Centrum einen groBen @teg
uu6 6amit gum eriten NAL Die Mebr=
beit in ser Observation-Disclosures lantm=
lung. Sn 8abr8e itir5ten TT Der
@ui6o=@rube groBe @elteinsmailen
ob un6 begruben mebrere 8erglel1te
unter 1id). Cine 2eide nno 5tpet
@dmerberlebte tpur6en gu Gage ge<
f0r6ert. - Sic @ta6toeror6neten.
pablen Ser 5meiten @btbeilung tn
@entben en6tgten nit benz @ieg
6es @entrmms. 0os Centrum behalf
bamit sic Mebrbeit in Ser @tootper'
Notwithstanding. = 8mei Grit
benorbeiter legten iid mdbreno Ser
Madtldi6t ouf Ser nS9leiien" '@rn'
be auf 6as @eIeiie Der @rubenbabn
uno fdIiefem Elm. Gin eleftrif9er
&oblen5ng iiberfubr beioe 8ergle1te.
Ser cine tprr6e geto6tet, ser an6ere
IebensgefGbrli6 berlebt.
Gadien.
Dur6 Elm perbeeren6es @robfener
&pur6en in Dinge1Fdbt 3ebn
8ouerngebofte nit ben 5ugeborigen
5deunen un6 Mebengebdu6em boQ-
itdnoig eingedidert. @dmmtli@e
@rnteborrGtbe, @iebbeitdn6ee rn6 bic
gefmmte Notwithstanding ftno
nieoergebrannt. = @farrer 8. @.
@6malitieg bon Mtebeorf@e1
1T infoIge zines @@laganfanes i'm al'
ter bon 40 Snbren ~geftorben.
@anuoner.
@egen sic gtnfibrung Ser Mrbeits'
Iofenperii9er11r1g auf 6ffeutlt4.redt-
Ii@er @runolage bot In &anober
Die Observation-Disclosures Der Ser
einigung beutfder Mrbeitgeber-@er-
ban6e 8roteit erboben. = Sic @taot.
fofenrednung fit 1912 in 0sno-
+ + id idIieBt NIT einem l1eberi@ub
bon run6 $4,000 SO. ab. Ser al.
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noe &oiamun6e 56mt6bauer in ibrem
8ette ermor6et aufgefunben. - SSn
6em 9orfe Sttotpin6 BEL 8oburg
marem, uie bereits mitgetbeiIt, bier
Sdmeitern oes 2an6mirtbs @oIter,
Die bel linn 5tpeds &egelung elmer
@rbi9aftsangelegenbeit gu 8eiud pa-
rem, unter fdmeren 8ergiftungser.
|ideinungen erfro1tt. Drei ser Gral1en
itarben am ndditen Sage. Ma1nmebr
iin6 audi ser 2an6pirtb @eorg Sir.
ger, 6eiien @r116er un6 ser @irtb<
i@aftsgebiIfe @oblfeIoer anideineno
an @ift %geItorben. Sic Mrt 6es Sit.
tes fotn1te nidt feitgeitent tper6en. =
|Die 16iabrige Eodter 6es Directors
Der 5peDer E0dteriduIe 9r. Stunt
lift in Sen &bein g%eiprungen unb CT.
trunfen. - SSn ser @mainierfnbrif
Der @ebr. 8altm1arn in Mmberg
|tp1r6e mebreren $unoert Mrbeitern
tpegen @angel an Mrbeit gefiinoigt.
= Sn 2aab bot Ser % Sabre alte
@utsbeiibersiobn Migenberger sen go
Sabre alten Dienitfnebt feines So
tiers, @almebbofer, nit einem HriigeI
einen 6erartigen Sd1ag auf Sen aopf
berieBt, 6aB Halmebbofer alsbol6 ei-
ne 2ei6e mar.
@mrttemberg.
9os neueite 3eppelinIuftI9ift
~3eppelin W." bat feiner eriten
Slug na@ @otba gemodt. Ser
8mu zines 1rel1e,1 Observation-Disclosures
als @riab fit 6as 6ur@ cine grpIo.
iion am II. October in SobannistboI
3eritorte fdreitet riiftig boron. = ssn
Der Nadt gum Is. Non. lift 6os Dop.
pelbalts oeS Gabritarbeiters @ottfrieo
&nooler unb beg @9mieos @eorg
8ris in @1u6erbaufe1n bouitdn.
Dig nie6ergebrannt. Gin 5idbriQer
&nabe 6es Srit lit in Ben Glanu,en
l1mgefomn1e1t.
8abeu.
8ei Ben 4reism6nnertpobIen IN Ser
Sto6t 5rctburg erbieIt 6as Sen.
trum 267 @ablmdr,ter, pdbre116 a11f
6en @roBblod muir 81 @ablmd1,rer
fielen. - Ser p6pftli9e SauaprSIot
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Smnee Tramen-Mu3abl stamnen e..
rege16.
Dte M1aoN Ser iuneen Grolter,
imel@e an f4tpahm &iiden,
.S@pinoel. ODER 1rerp6fen a1f6nett,
61mpfem 4opftpeb 1rn6 Miioigteit lei
.ben, 1T iberrnfdeno. @ieren. ur6
8laien-4rmfbeiten berurfa@en 6iefe
Srubel, ipertt nber Golep Mieren.Ril.
len gertomrte,1 tper6en nod Bori@riH,
10 folgt 2inoerurg rn6 Die ara1rf-
beiten i@snin6en. Gntbalten feline
Meoi3in1toffe, bic 3ur @etpobnbeit
perben. gu tnufen lei anep $dn6-
Iern in ct. gIou0. - Mn3eige.
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: Sic 2QaerhQue Ser Sfiff.

balten. = Die 2agerbaQe ser S@iffs
fabrts. unb @peoitionsgeieQi9aft,
6irma Stuebran6 am &betmufer in
80 n 3, tpur6e 6ur@ Elm bieritiin-
oiges @roBfeuer 5erit0rt. - Sn Ser
bieiigen Sberreolidule fel1erte Elm
1%6idbriger @9uler ser nnteriecun6a
auf einen Oberlebrer, Ser i'm tpegen
Der Midtablieferung zines Gtraf5et-
tells CUR &e6e fteute, orei &ebolper-
|i@Mife ab. Ser 2ebrer blieb u1tber>
lett, je6o6 traf 6ie brittle &11gel etner
Shiler.
@efen.9
Ser @eiebgebungs> MusiduB Ser
|8meiten &ammer bat in Darm-
It q st sem Mntrng 6es @entrl1ms. ser
etne Ibdn6erung ser 0r6ensgefebge.
bung i'm @inne elmer MiIoerung ser
geietliden @%eitimm1neen fir 6ie
|Ebdtigfeit Ser r%eItgioien Or6en for.
bert, gegen sic Stimme bes Mbgeor6.
neten @d0nberger o1gerommer. Do.
nod ion BEL Dem 8lenrm Ser @ar1.
mer beantrogt meroen, bie @egier,1rg
nm cine 8orlage i'm Gimme, 6es Mn-
trages GIT r fltd5en.
a6niareid-Sa6fen.
Sn Mntpeienbeit elmer groBen Mr-
5nbI bon Mitgliebern bei6er @tGn6e-
fammertt Fat 40nig Grieori9 Muguft
in @egertpart fdimmtIider Minifter
Die @eiiton 6e5 2anotage8 in 81 e 8.
BET eroffnet. = Die 8peite Scam.
nter ser Understanding tpdblte
ben Mg. gogeI (ntI.) &pte6er gum
Brdfioenten un6 gum 1. @iaeprdfioen.
6e1 ben Abg. 0pib (conf.) Ser Sort.
f9riHli@e 8dr tprroe 2. @i3eprdfi.
Bent. Sn Der borige1 @eiiiom par Elm
So3ialoemofrot /. 8i3eprdfi6ent.
8a9er11.
Ser 43 Sabre olte &olsbe1iber 80.
@ederle aus 9bIfaot tpl1r6e i'm
Maloe beim &ol3orbeiten bon einem
itiir3enoen 5tamme 10 r1nglidIi4 ge.
troffen, 6aB er o1sbalo cine 2eide
,mar. - Sn 0ber6orf BEL Sud-
am 8udrait tp11roe Die @iiterslpitt>
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|peran1aBt bur@ sic Briiblingsmdrme
inn &erbit, MnsfIiige tpie int Scat ur-
ternommen baben. 8eionoers giin-
|ltig bat ser marine @erblt auf Die
5peite BretBelbeerernte e%tngetpirft.
Set tangent itn6 sic 8eeren ni@t
10 1d0n nn6 sid gemeien.
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SOC Phoenix mdnner=muffler$
27c.

QUO YDOel1G WlQnner>W(l1Tler5 -. %. =. ..S1C
ST Eboenig Wldnner= Nlufflers .. .. .69c
$50 lsioen eeltriefte @anr1erz palsbiroen .19e
SOC Sour in QanD Wldn1erz& alsbinben :. . -. ..33c
$1.o6 NrbeitSbanbidnbe fir Manner .. :. ..79e
5000 9ribil1g Wdnnerz Sanbfdube .$1.19
$1.75 Eel5banoidube fir Nldnner {. ....$1.19
$3.50 Yel5ban116ube IF Wfdnner {. .. ..$1.45
SOC Observation-Disclosures .. .33c
soc neutrality-suspicious. fir D2dnner {. e. .35c
$1.00 Slanel6e1nben fir Nldnner, grau tan 1no bIdu 79c
$3.50 Slane1bemDen fir U1dnner -. -. .89c
$1.75 6laneQbemoen fir U1dnner :. ..$1.19
$500 SlaneQ6emben fir Ndnner 80. ..$1.35
$1.25 9reBbemoen fir MGnner :. i. -. .79c
$3.50 9reBbem6en fir D3dnner :. . :. =. .95c
7c glabtgetpdnoer Slaneu ODER NeuHelin fir
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SO. so Mdnner< l1nipnnn3ge .. -. .. ..$1.69
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25c g%ebliebtes &nabenunter5eug . 15e
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75e geblieBtes &nabenrnter3eug .. Z. ..35e
$1.OO gerippte &nabene l1ntonnn3ige %. .... SOC |
$3.50 5penterzg0de fir MGnner {. .. :. .. ..95c
5000 5tpeater<90de fir Wtd1ner -. ..$1.35
$500 5tpenterz9Rode fir Mdnner ..$1.95
$500 Sbafer 5tpeoters fir Md11ner 1895
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-11

Verkorkend3 Wertbe In MANNER,
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15c @dnner 2isle Striimpfe :. 49,. +. ..9e
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15c geitidte WiannerzEai@entlder Z. . =. ....9e
The Dickinson press., 1913-07-26

The following is an itemized state
ment of the outstanding indebtedness
of Stark County for the previous wear
Registered wsrrants. ....... ST.. 4O8 96
Warrants in hands of auditor 1.779 ga
Refunding bonds none.
The Dickinson press., 1913-07-26
Marshall

Henry Madison made a business trip
to Dickinson last week.
A few Marshallites attended the good
time at Halliday Sunday.
Arne and Dagmar Jersin made a trip
to R%ichardton Saturday.
Miss Minnie Siverts returned Friday
from a short trip to Mandan.
Mrs. Ida Lyster called at Broadview
Thursday afternoon of last week.
Miss Ludetta Bergan visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Siverts Sunday.
Elva. Elsie and Gladys Kyseth made
a trip to Taylor last Friday in Henry
Madson's car.
Mr.. Rosing and another gentleman
were out here on a business trip for a
firm in Buffalo last Tuesday.
Miss Ruth j. Holmbach left Saturday
for her home at Chicago after spending
ten days al Marshall with relatives.
Misses Holmbach and Jersin visited
at Elverhoi and Sunnyside farms Tues
day afternoon and evening of last week.
N11o. 1s W.. OO4A1loOl1 dllu ClllkS1ECll dllU
Miss Catherine Siverts spent the latter
part of last week at the N. N. Lee
home at Loring.
The Misses Alfhild Siverts, Ruth
Holmbach and Ella Burgess and E. and
D. Jersin visited at Paradise Wednes-
day evening of last week.
Road and bridge commissioners
Owens. PlaytOn and Beatty of Manning
made a trip to the new road and
bridge east of Marshall Wednesday.
The young folks of Marshall enjoyed
a pleasant evening at the Hillside
Farm Friday. the guest of honor being
Miss Ruth Holmbach.. who left Saturday
for Chicago.
There will be an ice cream social a,
the Hillside farm. Mrs. Ida Lyster,
prop, Sunday afternoon, July 9th,
also Norwegian services by Rev. Tn.
Larson of Taylor at 3 p. m. A large
crowd is hoped for.
The Dickinson press., 1913-07-26
West OF kndeer
Mike Funk went in to Belt

Mike Funk went in t Belield Tues
day.
Alec Chalmers took Sunday dinner at
Grin Wilcox's.
Conrad Kowls took Father John Bur.
ger to Belfeld Saturday.
Alec Chalmers returned from a trip
to the Open A ranch Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Geesman and
children spent Sunday at the Barriear
home.
Mrs. Barnhart and children are out on
the claim after spending the winter in
Fargo.
Will Calder went to Belfeld Monday
with H. Van Vleet. who took in q load
of flax.
Lulu Lanphear is home from Rhodes,
where she has been working for some
months.
Farmer Van Vleet and wife went to
Belield with a load of flax Thursday,
returning Saturday.
Frank Hicks of Belfield was out in
this neighborhood Tuesday evening and
drove in Q small bunch of cattle on
Wednesday which belonged to Corbet &
johnson of Relfield.
Father John Burger of Richardton
came out to the Kowis home Tuesday
and conducted services the rest of the
week. Mass was held each day and also
a class Of children received instruc-
lions, preparing them for their first
communion which Father .10hn admin.
The Dickinson press., 1913-07-26
Property Owners

Are hereby notified that they must see
that the weeds are cut On their property
at once. There is a law making it man
datory that this be done. Property
owners must also remember that they
have to look alter the weeds 16 feet
from their property line. This also in
cludes the trimming of trees on the side
walks to a height of 10 feet.
adv. 7-1o-2t BY order Of the MAYOR.
The Dickinson press., 1913-07-26

Buy it now. Chamberlain's Collie, Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy is almost
certain to be needed before the summer
is over. Buy it now and be prepared for
such an emergency. For sale by all
dealers.-adv.