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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-11
LAUGHING
CHILD SHORTY
If Cross, Feverish, Bilious
and Sick Give Delicious
Syrup of Figs"

No matter what nilH your child. q
gentle. thorough mzmtivc phynic
should always bc tho first treatment
given.
II your child isn't feeling well: rcxt-
INK nicely: cutting regularly and act
INK naturally II ir 81 sure ElEn that
It's little stomach. liver and 10 feet
of bowels mrc nlicd with foul. conBti-
batch wnstn matter and need Il gen
tic. thorough cleansing NJ once.
When osa irritable. feverish.
stomach sour. breath bud or your lit
tie ono haH btOmmch-nchc. diarrhoca.
tnrc thrOnt. fun OF cold. tongue cont
Cd: give % tenkpoonful OF Syrup Of
Figs and In n lew hours all ths
clogge1 up waste. u%ndiRestcd food
ma sou bio I'm gently move on and
out ri itn little bowels without neu
n'". gripping or weakness. and you
will surely have 81 we'll. happy and
smiling child again shortly.
with Syrup OF Figs you arc not
drmsginR your children. being com
pored entirely OF luscious figs. SIENNA
nnd aron.atics IL cannot be harmful.
besidHs they dearly love Its delicious
fix taste.
Mothcra should always keep Syrup
OF I'i9s handy 1t Is tho only stom-
ach. liver and bowel cleanser and
regulator nseded--n little given toda:
will savs = sick child tomorrow.
Full directions for children Of nj
aye. and for Krown-ups plainly print.
cd or tho pnckagc.
Ask your drugRist for tho full
name. Syrup Of Figs and Elixir oil
Hcnnm." prepared by the California
rig Syrup Co. This IL tho dciicioui
tnstinx. genuine old reliable. Hcfust
anything Gle offered.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-11

give \ par1Is. st 3 Hetzer lately
:scat0st> UsA-a MAJ III -. rerT tnre=.
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i.Epsr- TIE NsT1er aaT7-
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s-.a. s-~.sreaae. n 4asgr ARTICLES. I
as0s LII 4s,rss taer Wit ID : great
.saE 81 Soet.4- S'aEEsaaaea I aaa 4fnmaat
ta..;r.t 90 asgT 3 a,st.ls ~ Pe-rr-na
aaSt asaw. i. 90 aaas1. secaa-se OF yozr
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as:z-.. easa. ss IL o.. --r. II .sa
-r.. ts sa~. .neaa.f 20 - w... xsf-
ease 8: s..G1c1.s- cac VIZ -srE Is
ae;alsa ID. thtaE7 .as. make sn-
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20 .sv.c Gae Ess.A.tsA IL AET ga.r--
81 caTssss IRE 10 Eat TO s.esT
.aA .se.sl.saa ss -.5E.I.s ca scae
1..s-.s8a.a, as-t f1r sg.zsEvsz ne have
1ecTts. saa. IRE rtT. no fsT. that ne
s.aL sever aee3 .ae services Of : Iee-
.n: 81 LIE a4a.ScAa:N Of 4 medicine
R.at r"srE9 To1 Dc tt TYe Tsrs In my
place.
Ny Dear Boy: Tog- ..s.er tn.er.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-11

chris.ins Jshnz<.a ien Fr.sz. .44s.!ag
: ~: 81. pau! at: q: ahG T..i *ia.. her
s.sA1. M.. l.. Me4'ina-
E.". E. e. 81. er zen: 10 sathgats
sa.91day ~ 1s"-a.h oTss aIaEa3 20
concGct ssr"!cnH.
Miss Berg ne. 10 Minneapo.!g d
rc:Gay u buT IL: apring atock tnr the
! ssn!a.
IT.. ard Mrs !, f.. GaEsy arrived
Tmptsc.I ano ,.xi,sd Hs!s, ae:e!a!
na3n Niin Mr. G.r"sy's patea.a bs-
:ore returning .. caTalicr.
=. u. E,is !s:' sunday morning n.
la: ,v!a ci:!H. mere he viii spend
.s1c1al GA3z on .fIaineAa.
Mrs. z. TnoInaa of Winnipeg Ia :ia-
i..ny IN the cit? Nth her ann, w. r.
Thnnn.s.
charle. Thom.. ri Mimic viz!tHd the
pas. week here nth n!g Elatcr and
brothsr.
John Almen and John Cberg re-
turned GaturGay ."cning from Forest
E!%er.
!. -. C,tum "a. ho,nc ovcr Sunday
With his family.
Sap L:tieur arrived home saturday
called III ths lilncss Of hig little
daughter.
Mr. and Mr. ~ Drixcoll reached
here Saturday morning having re-
turned from Minneapolis ~ way II
Winnipeg.
John Pillar w.s q business visitor
in Grand Forkn on Friday laa..
Paul ::eas left last Thurgday for
Chinook, Mont, where he haz Il claim.
Albert Nidgardsn. John Donnolley
.nd Vim. Anderson attended the Corn
and Clover convention at Grand Forks
las. week.
". r. ElakclY returned Saturday
from Grand Forks where he spent a
couple OF dayg at the STATE: optical
meeting.
II. Il. Grover left for Zumbrota,
MINI. last T%hprEday TO visit relatives.
Hs VIII also 20 10 Minneapolis TO at
tend the auto bhnw before returning
home.
Vernon sprague came mp from the
unlvcrnity Friday evening and remain-
cd over Sunday With his parents.
n. l.. uauhhaman returned home
Friday from Bin.narck where he had
spent the week on business.
y. l.. Satcrn ran 81 business visitor
here from Grand Forks on ThurHdAy.
Mrn. Nate Epiam and daughter
Maggie Reached here ThnrnHay morn
INK from ElicndAl, and visited at the
D. e. Moore hoinc. Mrs Upham waa
called "a Elicndhlo by the illncsa Of
her daughter who waH u student ut the
sthts indugtrial nch0Ol. They returned
TO their homo A. DraytOn Friday even
Ing. Mrs. Upham han many friends
here who VIII regret, TO learn that she
In suffering from y somplctc nervouA
breakdown.
Tho Grand Forks basketball team
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-11
A Valuable Suggestion
Important to Everyone

" Is no" 'nnredrd by uI,yel, INN.
mat he Kidneys should hive ,nn,c
as they control tho other
organs W ~ rrtnarkahlc degree nnd dn
" tremendous DNnuunt nr wntk IN re-
moving the inisnna DnI wantc uluIter
from The system by nltr,Iuv Inc
blood. w.
During the winter ,unuihs csnccin,.
W. We i've m indn"r life. tho kIdn,,ys
should r"relvn some benIstnncc when
n11eu hs VIZ take icna cxcfcle,
drink less water and often cat mort,
rich heavy fo"h. ihorrhy forcing III,
hidbeys Ia d. more work thnn fjn,ur,
Intended. Evidence If kidney tr,,.
Vic. surh as lame back. innh,I,ty 10
hold urtne. nn,artihg ~ burning hrlck.
dust. or sedltnnnt. snIl"w comrl,.l.,n
rhsumstlstu. tnhy b." wrsl, "r itrnvu.
Tar hear action. hrlp Immediately l.,
avoid ninre serious trouble.
An herbal medicine containing mn
Mtn1rAls Ur opiatrs has the most h,al.
Ing %infucnce. An ideal hrrba, com
pound that has had most ro,narhaijr
success ~ Y kidnay aud bladdr, rem.
edy In Dr. kllmeT's Swamp. Root.
You may receive u sSmpIe bottle ri
Swamp. Root by malt. ahShlutciy free.
Address DIR. ktimsr n Co. Bingham.
ton. N. r.. aud mention The Grand
Forks Daily iicraid.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-11
Are Medicines Wholly Useless?
Can The Masses Get Along Without Them?

.r Ln,t e.sNas.f- sGe Ernc5 1hSlAfes,
Ara Ll Jnluc.laLl.I Along heeaysaa " shA
Isats&, = saiGw ssrrG4~ h-nafSesse. tight
1,sass ia. Ii. :sAAT- agIt3tgsn@.sa, 5T1asp-
IsisL.. l-,r ,aee OF .Aeas ststng1 10 liable
1a '1,:,c,.r ~ q tIfre "a gSfh a house
lhssaa
&tsw- .,grfs r.,isee Gqs1Gat - hsve Pc
-r.csL. n. IN. .-sr sTaapthms shA.
eraas.ns r-Isas. ar q tsssus asEes Of
lAe t@..r- + tev 6oss. % Fe-su-aA
.atns.I,a be s.aGen IL The dtseAss h
Bs,gl. Fe-r1y.n.s mad tsa.e5 b. aiken 4
s.,isp,' ..rn euerT tsan:. II It "a = DIS
.~ig.eLcscs rinsat alhnnA aus nasieEt s1 "a
La'ruas Ems 1asaal s,sss..&zz. taken ac-
ai7~ .IaG .9 llae directions IN .he kHsci.
/. a.sz. lf saAs = aaa. !. Wi. nav.
II.ss I,.0SIA .cG.9a- e11"as<: and stHst-
I.;g. Ne. %. e;a..s: IT :.t:T RIA. cnasSA
it.I4.a- 1.+ az. 81 .he tns.hr would os-
It1ss IL ?s-sG-aa sAA xApt "a shA house
tas5 rl9s- a. he r..y hE:sG. ns the
t-..ls4s- Tess Ill ..ss Is true and more.
I hare .aper. al asY isfs W live 70
ss. IL. lay veg ooed!snce IN th:
Gawa .. si2.g.~ 1ngtd ks prevalent.
Wt.:a 80 80. Z: would 1--we ri they
5as1t-r.,. I'D: II STE onag. Bot ! haze
TO-. ltue4 10 .eee chas day yet. hardly
..aeE aaaa4- 81: I have i!ved 70
see til. day EhA1 lie people and sven
n. s-..tntsza pTess.@ton are very much
-ra:= a-rscesre! .a avzisns and SAM
-l5E:l ta..an HAY szea 70 H..
4. SEE tt1= as a Ey:.e1. I seemed
80 as al a.oae "a t11tng 70 got the
g.s,c-!. q. .ssTsa ant becomc 0bedlsnt
70 .ae laEs governing their todiss.
eet,@r t.=.= =. Hrt:.:. galore xaying
ia sa.s al..zz- am profoundly
g..aat-. t-a. :a.l .a 50.
50 .5aE ~ Lae.e are diaobedicnt
crs.. 30 .-sg re -.a: haze medicine.
Ev=a .aeas wao a.. crying 10 10 ohed-
..e.: 3, shse laws os Nature. trying thar
rs--t aea.. ZEE. madeleine for unAvold.
aa.= centn..aa Ii .hz: often bring on
ss-= 5s-z1x=l=n:- II such litt!s de-
:s1ss@1A Ns-. net promptly with
?=-r--nz Tbs tay Iouid mora quickly
.co-s ~Ae. yea Pe.ru-na would not
L. aes5sf. t.s daY when tho drug doc
.o- ~swl5 aa@ots:eiy go nut Of bust
.sss- Nat hat. day hasten. shall
d. ii. . can VALE I do 1.-Two To hurry
CT Ii. coming of that millennium
vaer ali drugs will be RELOCATED to
The RUBBISH heap and all doctor books
laid ze.3a as cu.tosities.
?e-.--aa. Aan-a-lin and La.cu.pia
'nAac14c:ured by the Pe-ru.na Com.
Columbus. Ohio. Sold at all
d.-S s.orez. No. 81.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-11

ants 1lA Fr.lalN.. { I'M g,iLs NJ, G-1srw
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sc a,El,h %tcrii,ll., HI t.ttuFGs,t Es, aa~s SUB.
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Ser tea Observation-Disclosures. I a;naaAs LSs.
otats Tu'u 10 80 r.rsr III Ii 7,:.s aLva'
ahtsn tss'In1E. Car .L4iicE wt.t.gyrn nns,sp.
s,s.e = you s'lsaiH.Esr ,::rrl. l.nak r.-
WArt SsEn1sca 1pr Es.iiy.Lnot. tTt,.La
hssisira. frugal th.G., E.Lrsa7 10 ls.sL.. l..
~ WaLa Nea1t1sLaA,. r!.oc,.. WarE s1srT
sssT is ss,r.anAfnf Easu Tx. 10 Ia. Ests.
i1s' gc's- enItansaIEarl Hal1s tIt.. L.
NaArIsrs As,G NEllrrN'. G.:,!. IT'D GLWY
at Manure Are rs.IccIl,(.... ls,.a 1sg. ga
war'ta 30 NhEsse. are N-o. III. seeaa-
icec. attIl'.eit LII tlc cs.siii.ic.. Is Tcty 10.
tsnaf talsaE1 7ass e.LT tug TcE.c
w.IsAs Es eztApe sat es:,:sttfsi-7T 1T l.s.-
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Ftts nosT t';riAsAuraIIW G 81. . :,1a:l..-
/ EH. o MGar cHr1sGcer ..sAl vas.
and Enrc :arh' are exseccs.a.Aal 1.,:,H.-
tasst :&A grsM. @1lzses AT ne,uea. &: ".
raass.9atJAasiT- Tntsi- &1es ii VERY Ill!
.rr4.S asa s;a.7as. saa-a. H,rtaasa ~prtpert..
Thar sxras ~raa ta S:misl i.t Wsn L
hsaf { saaue,,e q Tsc3 canElsas. i.
sisaer- they do ee0 E.l1u a1w &c .ik.
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s.z.ar tcarslsa. uctas-.-.a Iaaf lcG.s ~
IA. a5re:r :esssns o. s1-tsss-rs 90 ef6-
E1se.
Is hs also @.en&est - ls. tt-ces III.
sl:.clr1.s Wna.n Arnzs s-aEa I'm II ssr
ssssSr5sA2eat OF IL. .'a..T a.st u--p :2s-c
tt4s. v~rost1sSnx tnt1S=aIa3a ATT 1s-.-
a1EuAaA
T@4 re.mrrSaf eI@1aa- sr.-.t. Z.
a@- erss1a.-T ts e4tA--a- nd 4 .zcxs
sENbF IL people har. c.la.ra- eef-
Hsxps c..-hzis OF OH Ssarls- ssscs
rs,Ysls Ea1s only nee.. q. ..axs Say. q.
themselves IL go1 haEz scs ding. ts..
r-sT 1.s,t = 1s.sscS.e % :ec5.- siam
Z lst.-. AsRtIsA1s- Sa-r-.as u e<Sc..
II via. ..:T n4.i-
/. ws ear-t5 hare ...s wcr.5 .... o.
s@tsrle .aAs axe living AZ 1-oa AZ, pe..
laga { s.al.t :sen Tot advocate :se
rzt cs a.T drug a.t you are ooty ene
/. tsl tAosaand- the reaz are gong
- ase4.=zsay a1t ..eks.zs.y. seS tt
Il sar ths1 ina. I &. RECOMMENDING
- Pe-:g-rs-
Toe average aess.eaa.! needs Pc.
IRA mora ana. I can p,es.eEy te-
SCRIBE T.. small children. cas "a IT,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-11
FOPCEFS VANISH
Two Men, Nsat<s5 hs NAnslaa Author.
titss. A1nen,y ,f,A Mi.st,Y

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m:t as' n.H1 s%rr,e.: ~. ssxna.y;.
= g: M'fi ;..ss y. e p~t,...!.ss
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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-11
--
K or MANDAMUS

Eishhrck. =. H.. Feb it.~-A pst,.
'i"h ut /" rhltsrnhtivs writ ~ nanda-
mus tn: been filed In this ono. q! tho
'i''!' ~ th" district rourt W compel
Va" ''7 '''n''isai"n w cnI1 - special
tir'iirn W. fill the vn.nnry In thc ne.
H'" 81 The p%rrsidrnt ~ ne city com.
miHH!r,i. 'rUsrd ny the election. nc.
'elt'h"n nnh ~Irinlinrntiun III Il A.
williams 49, u member ~ ths !6R,nia.
iuYe
4 wTh ms grnnt:1 by Judge :iues-
sic commanding The cnrnnisniOn 10
cali II srr"iDI election ~ MI tho VA
''hhr7 in the "n1ns NJ THO president of
i" my commission or TO show Gsuss
h''"'" M" '""ri On rcbruhry IL. why
the commission hiss not dOnS' No,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-11
sEavsa here SasErtaY a~fre-.ooa
axatns. STE local team, .es1!.:sg i. Z

Axat1x. .es local ear resI!.:cy i. (
rsesorT tar Grand E@:.a-
y.. E.Tno!!s 9. G.zae yc.k. We
Ter. .@-wssa .rAtaa 81 sze.rGaT.
M... T.za.as Mgsn. Nsazrg- Taor.
va!d osh! sad C-:.i Glasp=! arrived
ao-s Saturday .:os. me %Unsvergt:y III
s.:at = cGrs.. 90 GaT. &: tas.r Pa
.ss.at aclsg.
Z q A..c: .s.. E-..day Coz CosEsd,
Mont. Ha.E: hs WI. ..aa:a for goae
ttzas-
N-y. l. Eot-.4a waz no.te.. last
Fs!ss| afternoon 70 a large company
o: :a1:sz- = o'clock Inch conciud-
Sd .ha .~tcH:noon'g entertainment.
Mrs. e. Z. s;!azon vas hostess las,
Friday afternoon 10 the ladies OF the
"oaan-a Home missionary aoc:e,Y.
Re-. J. J. Jackson l.t. last Thurs
Red Wing, MINI.
aat..y Nelson spent Thursday a:
4!.n.t % Official business.
John Iioppsstad LET. Frida? for St.
PAUL 20 :.aaHac. business.
Henry Gra.en left Monday for Mi.
aot "her. =. will DC married 20 Hiss
H!l =, 10 .hc g.a.tc NJ Washington
@hHrs they viii .aake their future
home.
Tn. ~. e. T. =. held Il Dues Pay
Ing Socisi," this afternoon q. the
Methodist p=r2onage.
Al Lamar. % Perabiaa spen. Sun
da$ here with relatives.
w. J. Mulio%, Jr.. returned Monday
~ 81. Faul "ae.e ne will continue his
s.udieg.
si!ss Leotta IIos.e.tar returned
Monday morning to the university,
ha:iag spent Sunday With her par.
enta.
The pr!:atn funeral Of little Sever
in: Envcn TorAe!son who died at mid
night sa:urda. night from diphtheria
VA held Monda". She was the six
y.:a.-nid daughter Of SIr. and Nrs.
Torkciaon "ho li"e four miles gou,h-
cas-. Of town.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-11

Visa "a. Nor. Returned 20 Grand
So.kJ sartaz ssec. q co1pI. Of weeks
a..e- 5he Z .hs g.es o. aooo. q:
4 aGn asr st social zta.rs during hes
v:s.s here.
Dza o'conno- aad daughter Ethel
ot g. Thomas spea. Sunday here visit.
Ing Theresa who {. /. the hospital.
M.s. Ka.e McIver entertained a
number OF friends at her nome this
eTensng.
Kiss. Cook and Hiss Benn from the
institution LEI. Sa.u!da. FOR Janes-
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-11
TWO ARRESTED
Yasx. Men Ykzdsd Guilty u hsssiiox
E.U Iins71 Cat

y:ss,. D., Pea. !i.-Tr, msa.
sf,:.x .he.. nz...A "a g. N.l!ey ~:
Mar r. p.saA.E xss.!'T IN roi!c@ csg.:
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x. hs7HA q. pm. k.rsE..
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,sr aaa asa- .he5 !G.t- ere nHns.
II. .as csa: et.rnrs:eG fhaa h!s cr..
rax xsns AAa .hs c,.:.s Esfs =: tire
y.st.ssH ia. 1E. T.:s: !ncx:st IL
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Tt.s:. ,hsy s".E.s: ...!. p!GA-
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81. rnsssks:. bDt W.: kannE7 within :he
NET ~: .tet!ve<: ut .hs esa. rad
hs.n spea. IN ". h:hsf s.tG n! ths
riTs:
Iasz r:t i: aY.3!an:t &. thc coI..t?
>sU.. .A.Gr ~ .scs.-t tshtEnct.
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TUNNEL GANG
BELOW GROUND
Night and Day S-s Work-
@1g 2. Vel. -s~sorse
roe

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rnuNn WlIM Gl1N-

Fargo. N. ~. Feb. t.--Nsorxs
t:nucr. trnnnicn,. wnr taken into rmn-
t"dy Inst night ny tho police whnn
he wnH found lettering In the rear Of
tho Whe"Iock Auto compnny'r snrnxr.
N. 4. venue nnd Firth street.
In his toraenslon WINS found n bip
lice say. 4" give "a nntisfnctory OK.
%ri"n"t,"n .of his prosencn In the q
of tho building ar Of tI,o fact TINT he
"hH carrying = rHvOlvcr.
Tho HtreHt nj made by batcrtiyc
FIRED krninrr. tthucr will bc held for
in%vrniisstton.
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town where they placed two children
who we're transferred to the hospital
sor the insane.
Miss Cops Of Grand Forks 10 visit
ing with friends in the city.
Miss Mae Noe Of the university
visited here over Sunday.
Miss HaHe? visited relatives In
Grand Forks On Sunday.
Gus Walstrom called on friends
here on Saturday last.
Ms. Jas. Brosnahan returned Sat.
urday from Winnipeg where she visit.
ed With her soa.
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ZEN CI.gu. n

bi"kinsph. - D.. tslt. 1.-THE
m"mhrrh "f The Dickirsnn Gun club
and II fr" invited frirnhH. making
fhiit1-hWe in all. enjoyed - smoker
ut thc tDnunucrrihl club nrtnn.
The intirnnmaut 10 be held here An.
gust u ana &c wnn dis"useed, M we'll
~. other matters ~ bueinnsn.
REFRESHMENTS. rigHfs ana ~ social
clint mnd" III" hours pas. altogether
t0o nWiftiy.
q. %. HthiS nf C%rOnkstrn. MINI. will
no rhnhlNr nnd shoot director ~ tho
coming tournament. having had -
grrnt d"nl Of Gxpcricncs along this
line
Tho officers of this club nrr: NJ. v.
iinil. president: Frank Kny, trnmmurrr:
j. w. WurgcOn. secretary md fcld
|captnin.
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M]UKDEKoUs ATTACK
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H. preliminary he.riAg
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BARN IS BURNED
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hsrn t"sslhlr H. have saved lilo nr,,.
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WOMAN Is INJURED

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Ny Dear BOY: yog- t.s.er tnrer-
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1913-05-27
COMMITTED TO JAIL
FOR ALLEGED THEFT
THOMAS HALEY, HONESDALE
YOUNG MAN, MUST AWAIT THE
ACTION OF GRAND JURY.

II. B. Ostendorf, Canaan, is Prosecu-
tor-Only $40 Found on Man
When Arrested Friday Night
Hearing Held Saturday.
Thomas Cortright, alias Thomas
Haley, was committed to the county
iail Saturday in default of bail to
await the action of the June grand
jury. 1t is alleged that he took $40
from the pocket of H. B. Ostendorf,
a farmer living near Waymart, with
whom he was driving between
Honesdale and Waymart on Thurs
ed Haley at the Hotel Wayne Fri
day night and he was given hearing
Saturday morning in the Sheriff's
office before Squire w. H. Ham.
Three hundred dollars bail was ask
ed by the justice but the man could
not get it and went to Jail to await
the action of the grand jury.
According to H. B. Ostendorf, the
two men spent the afternoon in
Honesdale where both made the ac-
quaintance of John Barleycorn and a
few others. Ostendorf then invited
Haley to ride back to Waymart with
him. The invitation was accepted.
Just what happened on the way was
not clear to either of the men when
telling their story to the justice.
When Ostendorf arrived home he
found that his money was gone and
he looked around for Haley. The
latter was enjoying himself and ap-
parently had plenty of money in his
I possession. When arrested in Homes
dale the next day Haley told Detec-
tive Spencer that Ostendorf had CIV
en- him So, but on being searched
$40 was found on the man and he
told the justice that Ostendorf had
given him $6. The remainder of the
money including a few checks were
not found but it is supposed that
they were transferred for drink while
Haley was enjoying himself in Way.
mart.
Haley was arrested several years
ago on the instigation of e. H. Cort
right who charged the man will
burning his barn. Haley was re
leased afterward on account of {
lack of evidence and the charge wa'
dismissed.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1913-05-27

Third, Mans partnership with the
Lord, and the triumph of righteous
ness over sin. 1t is everlastingly
true,
THAT right is right since God is
God,
And right the day must win
To doubt would be disloyalty,
To falter would be SIM"
Now, if what 1 have said thus far
is true, then in all reverence as we
listen to the voices of the past and
remember the brave men living and
dead, who offered themselves in de-
fence of their country, as we honor
their memories and emulate their
virtues, as we think of this our ma
tive land, free and united, surely in
all reverence and love we may say:
Thanks be to God which giveth us
the victory through our Lord Jesus
Christ"
Strew with flowers the graves of
your fallen comrades, let monument
and eloquent lips proclaim their
deeds of sacrifice and valor, rever-
ence the veterans that remain, but
| let us all remember that the best
that we can do in honor to the dead
or living soldier is to yield ourselves
to Him who on the cross made posi-
BILE the freedom of all men, and who
is calling unto us to follow Him to
the conquest of the world. Thanks
be to God which giveth us the victory
through our Lord Jesus Christ"