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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-16

rift SiIien ira 9anifernes Cant
funoslip oeropre, men Der er forbe.
boIot 9Iaos poa 9rogrommet til
OrOfsrere fra Amerifa.
Sbem Der lGier oerne Me0oeleI.
ie, beoes bringe ben bioere | fin
Omegn, life minoit til bjenmebp.
rcnoe @aiter fra amerifo.
Detailing for GeItageIie er 3
SIR. pr. 0e9n. SnomeIoeIier fan
ira MI al icn6es til 3oritanoer
BOIL SanIen, 9ouefiIoe Seiifole
pr. Serpe Ct, Sieaano, euer Ole
Steuns, 9pisieI ct.
Stnbneuopalget
z. Q. llofsrIigt 9rogram frem.
fornmer ienere.
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AT KR1sTEL1GT FoLKEB1BL1oTEK

Lys M9rket. Fortelling fra den tyskfranske Krig
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Pris indb. IS Cts.
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I Kampens Builder. En- Fortplling fra de store vakkel-
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bearbejdet af Past. G. Munster. 313 Slider. Smukt Shirtings-
bind 65 Cts.
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mindre Born. Samlet az Pastor G. Munster. pa Slider. lndb.
65 Cts.
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Naomi. En- Forteling fra Jerusalems sidste Dage. AT
J. b. Webb. Ny Udgave 1912. 432 Slider. Indb. 80 Cts.
Domitia. En- Skidring af en- bekendt Romerindes indre
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Cts
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DANISH LUTHERAN PUBLISHING HOUSE
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Tor os. Sa, De bar 9fet, ban maat
te inlge no ior at fs6e os; ianoelig,
ri er oDrt febte.
8i boD0e ben @l9oe 9oaife0og
at funue bp0e Wtr. 9ule9aar0 me0
6anIIlie nelfommen / Dor Wienig.
beO. @ulegaor0s tom BERTH ira
hilbert Sea, Wiinn., for fort 3io
iioen og bar III fe6t Jig en- i'm lille
6orm tGt oeo 9Den, boor De pit
a9ter at in0rette Oeres fremtioige
6iem.
Storfen eior0e en- lille Gunoe /
aolonien ior life lpnge lioen, meo.
bringenoe en- Sen til Scr. og MrS.
Die Miffelien, en- 0otter til Wir. og
Nirs. Sans Miffelien og en- Spn
til Mr. og Mrs. Que, iom bor /
9Den. Soo plot nioes, er De ale
/ beoite @elgaaenoe. 2igeleoes er
Dor 9oule 9eoitemor / beoite Bel
aoaenoe troos benoes ief5 o9 bolo-
iemlinostDbe aor = ct goot 9enis
paa, at oi leoer ulOer iunoe flima.
dife 6orbol0, bpao 10 ogioa for
6eiten er befenot ooer belle 2anoet.
Is. 8ertelien boooe oct llbelo ito.
lte CONNER at mite iln oenitre
9oonoS 2ilefinger / en- corn CIT.
Ter" Dtaifine, iom npr bapoe giort
oct al meo belle @ann0en; men bel
oigois ilap ban meo 5o6et al ellie
iingeren.
Sioite Giternar oeoe en- al bore
aamle Observation-Disclosures, W}r.
6orl 2pt6ie; ban bleo begropet ira
airfen, 6nor 9aitor Iborebp 6olot
2igtalen.
Spnooaen Den 8. april bar en-
0eitiosOag i Wlenigbeoen oa y
9oniirmanoer oila9oe ben go0e BE
fenoelle Tor man9e @ioner. Moot
te ioo oe fore llllge 9%ienneifer bli
0e beitonoi9e iuotiG Gnoen. Ser
rem ifal nof bIipe oct. % lao o5
qlore Iaa ogiaa pGre pnn @aat, at
hi / Steoet ior at foror9e DEM fun0e
aioe Dem en- t~roinit Misunderstanding.
naor oct tiltr9nge5.
Ser bpa9es Tor 3i0en pna , Serrs
bancr, Den ene - Iom ti0ligere
meooeIt, aoor GiQe ITO iaeunem Den
0atife 9oloni. % Den onoen qoor
omtrent inmne Sci. Gn trcoie
Seru6ane. iont cr bnaget ime1em
eugene oa 4ortlano DC ii0ite ,
2lnr er aaere0e / milo Sang. , al
&c nponte 3 Sernbouer oripes peo
Gleftricitet.
6ermeo Ell nei1lig 0ilicn til 9Go.
oets 9eooftor oQ bets mango 9p.
iere. Corr.
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6nacnc, CrcgOn.
g o#b#n 10 i

Oct piIoe maaife nGre paa i'm
@laos meo 9ieoaftionen5 Iillaoelie
oQiao at meooele iiot ira oisie @gne.
oa 6oIf 10 oilers fan aaa % fonu1e
Ionfer OIL at Vi Tor lgnge iiOea
paa Ell eller nnocn Oinaoe er op.
hprt meo ct efiiitere. hnilfet bog
lntat ira er 8iIinl0et ri er frem
ocles t 8Ufit 6aa0e iom W}cni9be0
81 aoloni. 0poo @ufitea / N2e.
niq6eocn ifpIoeS er iiffert Den flare
1Sorfnuoelic al @ltos Gro. iom
prGoifes / gano og Smobeo bber
S6n0ag; Der tGnfes BOG life iprlig
pna Iilonfit al INSTRUMENTATION
mer. bpao pi oaiao bar bait, men
hna0 Der tpntes pod er iPrli9 8Gf.
itcu / @n0s anmoifab o. til Nor
itnaelie Al 1ippelens monge inebiae
2nlsb moo euos 6olf, ioet ri oa.
iao faor Ioaoe til / uoaen @rao
at ifelne imelIem iano ariilenoonl
90 9ofleri.
Meniabeoen hanoe Den Sorg iio.
tic 3oraor at ie lin 4rGit paa
6Oipitolet / eugene. hnor ban mnat.
te qenuenlgoa en- imerteiuG Opera.
tion for 9nloer al Ell ononrtet
flag I 9aa6ooeoct. Oct bite liz
obiolllt n%sopenoiat at ion Dem iier.
net; men &errcn latte bam BOO /
Stano til iaen at funne prpoife
CUBS Or6 purt % rent Tor os Tom
ier.
ri boboe 9eiea al Here iremme.
De 9rqiter iioIte CONNER. 5erit
fom goitor 0lien ira gilbert Sea.
Minn., bnem MISREPRESENTATION
boboe in6bubt, oernGit boo6e III Oct
0eI6 ogioo at foo 9eise al 1oitor
Grill ira 9es Moines, Soma, boenl
Smitpnoiqbeoerne bapoe broat til
Dor 4obo aoIoni Sunction 6itn.
Otter Naitor Grill fom Mellighe.
oens tioliaere 9rpit Toitor 6os-
mlsien fra Mnrfiis Soma, bnem
M~enioheoen hapoe iuo6uot. oa en-.
neliq Ioitor 9ona ira @lair, 9ebr.
g(ne Dor biertelig oeIfomne. oe ale
bar bift 1oot fenbte meh SeinS al
Hnsnreth, for De nioite ioa meget
aoot at fortplle ON BAN, og font
Goiior Gang iprlia ifuloe toGe Sfo.
lcioeen, bbilfet ban iiffert oaioa for.
too at gore, olen1mer oi oo9 Ient
hans Grpoifeu, Tom han bolot for
os Sen6oa Moraen | airfen no fro
Matt. 81. 2S-33.
gu | 9aoifeu1en bohoe bi loo
Wisiionsmsoe Der iaen. bnortil ga
flor gngbolm fra TortIono. Ore,
por inbbuot. Goitor gnabolm prG.
bifebe noe / aoIonien ON Monooo
often oq inbe i 9pen, hnor Gaif
Shorebp bar beannbt Misiionspirf.
iombeo, Tirsoo9 oe Onsboe gften
gne Meberne bore aooe, ooa inntes
|pi bit beoit OH oct iioite. Taf. pa.
itor GneboIm, foroi Ge ioa Ieoenot
Ioritoo at male ben elifeligc Srel'
icrs 2ip fra arDbben til @raper
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-16
9cumnrf, lis.

M~alia6eocns zcfretpr. 3o6an
0aniel. bar after maattet 6oloe
Sengen ct Stpffe 5io; ban Dur lac.
blepen iaaoonG at bon flm0e pare
ti0t onlfriag oa ie til nieo Nrbei
oct. iioen ban iloa ii9 iioite Son
mer. : 0tioten al 6c6rlior 0laaneo
nnr ban eli Gag fert meo i'll Sap
mbllen, hans 9rooer bao bom
pasie liot poa bans 0eitc. meoets
ban off mo / Nfollen, men / set
iamme. ltoen @ariel, blpite 5leiten
81. 6. % @eitcne blep ifn % le6
al Steo; @onien fom neo ioraH
SlGoen, Ion bar lpsiet meo 3pnl.
nler. men od Der bar me9en IS
fom ban life lm0er SlGoen, men
bleO ilpbt me0 ct lang Stnffe. 0o
ban bleo iumoen funoe ban life
taale, De rprte oeo BAN. Sen enc
0oitc bar al SEQ. Ggiaa oellne
Sang bolot Serren lin @aano o0er
BAN, at 6on life b(ep broat 800
til fit Stem.
Ser bar uGret life iau ioa iDge
apnnen 0interen. Gorl Niorfusien
blep baor6t ongreben al 9umaebe
%tGnoelle. men er, lno ui0t pi0e5.
tefnmeliq rolf igen. Sans &uitrl
bor beller life ppret raft igennem
&interen.
Wir9. Mortine Geterien er al
Qaoet peo 9eoen iorleoen; bun leo
al glitma % onoen Spgoom til.
li9e,
Yo~oifebejtioen er iaa after iorbi,
Der par eaer ifuloe boue pGret
@nostieneite olle 4 Gage, men ma
mnntte ueieS meo DC 3 Gage; oct
reareoe eler inecoe 6eitanoig, men
Sangfreoag par oct pGrit. Oct bar
Ell rpaenoe Sneitorm; Der fom
bare cen Mono til airfen ioruoen
Rrpiien % airfepaSieren. 0ten
boor tafnemnielig bnroe man ooq
life ngre, 1adr mou luier ON II.
peiret 9noife0o9 on0re Steoer. Oct
bar 5oroen, Spn Meen, SogI og
Storm oen Rot Der. og Gon6et elf
ouer @eiene ilere Steoer ON Won.
ooacn, men man fumoe ga fonme
irem feren6e.
Zen fsrite OnSooe / april ban
DC Mcnigbeoen lit aorsmeoe. Sans
y. Semen genpolqtes iom 0iofon,
Sobn q. Snnien blep bolat til ao-
ierer, oa Sens g. 2orien bar poo-
toaet iig of paste airten. Niels
Sonien enife0e life at bebolbc gr
beioet lrnaer, BON er noaet til
Mars nllere6e.
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GDflonen / Smaba.

ga ieg iif at bloc, at bort Gam.
ilno5 Strife tillige meo Here onore
airfer oerneoe bar bleoen fnlit al
Stormen, bfep ieg %beoreoet; tbi ieg
baooe beot 8erren ON at ne0brnoe
De 9efnitninger, Tom life bar ira
BAN, Tor ieg tpnfte, at bpis Serren
neobreo Dem, iaa flinOe 8olf moa.
lie ioa Qpit til at gaa til oen tree.
nige @n0s SitS o9 fonme til at
fenoe Den fare Serre Seius; men
ga ieg npite Gag lit at oioe ON
0errens mnoerlige aGrli9beo, at
ban 6aooe iporei bore 9irfeIolf -
u0en Den enc, Tom ri bar Den 5ro
ON. at ban mn er biemmc Dos Sc.
ms, iaa 6Ieo lea olao. Men Der
er pitt mango, iom fer unoerIi9t
pao. at airfen off til @ruuoe,
Tom en- iaabe: .Se. airfen gif";
men lea ioq6e. Ser fonuner nof
en- lin airfe op iQen@; OF oct alp.
Scr mia, at Weuia6eoerne i Saminm.
oct har taget lat pao Snoiamlin
til airfen % Weniabeoen, ioa at
@eroeu fan ie. at @no fan oabne
3ierterne, oa bis ioa &enner, at s
nor gipet SUB Sop iii at raooe %.
iaa ober Riinaerr, TIL oct gamle
Menneife bill oaion rnooe, og ioor
oct 2op til at roaoe, ion fnor bi
inqen @eIiignelie al, bOab ri 9ibcr.
@iio eIifer en- 9Goo @iner.
@i buroe 10 iGrlio itrpbe eiter at
ioa airfen og YrGitebniet bpgget
op igen, men tiIliae oaian is9e at
bipIpe DC iottioe, altiammen for at
fremme Serrens fore Gag.
Sao fif ieg 10 o9ioa 2op til at
fomme til Omaha for nogle Gage
lioen og ina oct meite al bpao Der
por ifet, oa oct er irpgteligt at ie,
bpoo ser er eoeIogt. Man fer iii.
fert SerrenS ltore almngt; bpor
burtig fan life alt goo. ionl man
bar ianfet. Seq iao mango be6rs'
beoe g~niigter, men ogiao mango
glade -, og Oct bar font at tale
meo mango al benz, iom boooe
o9ret meo / Stormen, og DE eIeoe.
De mig me9et peo oeres Safnemme'
ligbeo. SGrlig gIgoeoe TO gamle
aninoer mig; De bnboe piit life
mere, emo bnoo De itoo l. men bbor
ioa oct oeilig at tale meo Dem og
at ie oeres glade @niieter. Tillige
bar Der en- onoen aninoe, iom Jag.
De: ngi bnpoe @uostleneite ON
5ormioongen og 9ernegitostieneite
ON @itermiooaeen o9 ifuloe babe
boit BrGoifen ieen ON gitenen,
og ioo Ifete oct | bette Mellemrum".
So; er oct life unoerIigt at ie, bpor-
leoes @no | fin fore 9prIigbeo
orbner oft; ies reiite, maa ies iige,
gIao biem fra Omaha. Serrcrt
bar NOT meset at IGre os, ban bill
pitt iige os. at oct eIaoer BAN at
ie ppne airfebpeninser, oa at pi er
Tor iporiomme meo at briuge bans
guongeliim no oner Soroen.
Noar pi ret betrnfer oct, bpao
eiper oi ioa til Subs itore Sag -.
Waotte Serren neliiene oct | Seiu
Iobn.
@enIig SiIicn til glaoets 2Giere.
81. M.
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and borrowed little besides, TO put
into the new house, which he intend
ed as a home for himself and Jessie.
OF course he would have to have
some cash to get married on, 10 buy
household furniture and to pay living
expenses for month or two, or until
he should be able to get commits
sion somewhere.
For such exigencies, he had reck-
oned on the additional lots. With
things booming in that end of the
town, he figured it would be a mat
ter only of form to 90 TO The local
bank and pledge his property for
whatever small sum he might ask.
And 20 it would have been, but for
the panic.
As he entered his Office the morn
ing after that night when things had
gone riotous in his breast, Jenny
flung the mail he had just taken from
the postoffice on his desk. An enve-
lope on the top of the package caught
his eye.
He opened it and found a statement
from the local bank, calling attention
to his overdrawn account.
II was this little printed slip that
had caused Jenny to regret his pro-
posal as he went about kindliDg fire
in the fat rectangular wood stovethat
stood in the center of the room.
At FIRST he thought Of going to Miss
Jessie and calling off the engagement.
After more deliberate consideration,
he resolved TO take his troubles 10
Mrs. Balm, the landlady. who had
watched his courtship encoursgingly
during the last two years.
That evening he arrived home late
for supper, purposely. and managed
TO remain at his meal until after the
other boarders had left the table.
Then he arose TO assist Mrs. Balm
with the dishes. In the course OF
which he led up the conversation to
Jessie and finally succeeded In tell
ing the kind-hearted matron Of his d.
lemma.
But, laws, you needn't worry" eI-
claimed Mrs. Balm Jessie, you
know, has saved UP money from her
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-31

name is filled IN and the deed deliv.
cred by myself as third party Is
that satisfactory"
That suits, ! guess"
Alone in his office, again, Jermy
threw his hat into one corner and lay
back in his chair, chuckling over his
good luck
Two thousand dollarsl" he ex-
claimed It's settled we'll marry.
Wen have plenty for a honeymoon
trip to my folks in Missouri. Then,
II the deed has not been delivered, VIC
can stay at Mrs Blin's awhile, ald
when the balance is paid. there1l be
enough to settle my debts and build
new house besides Glory!"
They were married at high noon
the first Tuesday I'm November 1t
was planned that hey should leave
on the l:25 o'cl, & afternoon train
for Kansas City, and thence to the
home OF his parents.
After the dinner had been served
and while the party awaited carriages
to take them to the depot Mr.. Stan
ley stepped up to Jenny and asked
for a moment N his time.
The banker led the way into anoth-
er room, followed by Jermy and his
bride
Just little business" Mr. Stanley
said, by way OF introduction. He
fumbled with some papers and drew
out a fountain pen.
Heroes a certificate of deposit to
your credit, Mr. Bixby, for sl,7OO," he
resumed. Now you will please fill
out the space left blank"
What name?" asked Jenny. taking
the pen.
Mrs uhm," as he cleared his
voice, maintaining a stolid expression.
Mrs. Jessie Bixby."
Jenny was dumfrunded.
What" dropping the pen and turn.
ing to his bride. "You-you7" he
cried. and grssped her in his arma
you bought the placef"
Yes" she replied.
And just TO think that the deal
alone wasn't half the bargalL."
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me to dispose of it,"
Yes, ! take il to be the best way
Then you'd have enough money for
you and Jessie to get fixed up on, and
you could come and board with me,
cheap. until times cot better, and then
YOU could sell some OF your lots and
build another house, when you could
afford IT,"
Why nobody could buy that house,
now, Mrs. Balm, and give me half
what put into IT,"
20, yes, they could"
"Who?'
20, know, II youll only do It."
Well he hesitated As others Of
the boarders began to appear, he add
ed hurriedly. I'm tell you tonight"
That afternoon Jermy was sitting
alone in his office, with his feet
propped up on desk. debating the
matter to himself, when Mr.. Stanley,
president Of the bank, appeared. Jer-
my brought his feet down with bang,
and arose in confusion.
II Mr. Stanley" he fRltered, 81
was just thinking OF stepping over to
see you about my account, but"
NO reason for that" returned the
other, cordially 81 came over 10 see
you about your new house | have a
client who wants 10 buy It."
We'll, hadn't thought about sell
Ing answered Jenny, himself again.
Then calculating, "Of course, | never
had anything wouldn't sell. II there
were the Inducements"
Well, how would $4,000 strike
your"
Two thousand dollarsT he ex-
claimed. but recovered his composure,
and asked, And who pays your com
mission. Mr. Stanley"
That is already provided for by
my client"
Then I'll sell. Mr.. Stanley. Whose
name do you want in the deed turn
ing TO his desk and pulling out a
blank form for conveyance.
"Just leave that space blank for the
pSessnt. My client wants to pay down
$500 in cash-money in hand. you un-
deretand-and the balance when the
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than usual. He turned TO his watch
and observed the difference In time,
but dressed and went downstairs He
found Mrs Balm alone.
Little early this morning, aren't
YOU" he asked
Yes, | wanted TO talk with you
before them otherq c9me on" Fold
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turned the woman. That's a mighty
smart girl and If she wanted TO do
something, she'd do It somehow, mon
ey or no bank"
Mrs. Balm went out TO shut up her
chickens for the night, and Jenny took
a chair on the front porch to smoke.
Later, he went inside to caution the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-31
HOOsier Kitchen
Cabinets

Save miles
Of steps. Have
You ever stop
ped to consider
h o W many
miles YOU walk
pref pari II g
meals! If You
have a lIoosier
You can save
all this walk
ing and time.
There i S a
place for eV-
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regret when he came Down 10 mis- or
fee one morning following a night on
which he had mortgaged his brain to
his heart, that he had proposed mar
rage TO Miss Jessie Carter, the vii
lage schoolmarm. And, worse, he had
been accepted.
Jermys affections for Miss Jessie
was Of the deepest and most genuine
sort lie had felt It for years, since
he had first settled in the place, but
further than showing her little atten-
tions and accompanying her to church
each Sabbath evening, he had made
no open profession of his feelings
toward her until under the spell Of the
moonlight and that October evening,
the night before, he did the thing he
meant not to do.
All in good time, Jenny had intend
ed to ask Miss Jessie to become his
bride. But he was awaiting the day
when he could feel himself establish
ed before making an offer of such Sc
rlous character. And that day had
almost arrived
Out in one OF the new additions TO
the town that had been plotted only
the preceding summer. Jermy had
erected house OIL a couple Of lots
that had fallen TO him as a part Of
the commission due him for promot-
Ing the new section. For balance on
account with the townsite company,
he had accepted more lots.
So far as short-sighted mortal can
Judge. Jenny considered that he was
on the high road 10 his hearts de-
sire. He took every dollar be had.
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teaching, and wouldn't hesitate to sd-
vance you little, il you need 1t.
especially you be going to marry her."
But that's Just It, Mrs Balm" he
demonstrated, Il couldn't think of let
ting her do it."
Let her Shed just do It anyhow.
II she knowed"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-31
BY WILL SEAT.

MES were hard out in
Kansas during the
fall of 1907, and the
real estate concern OF
J. BiXby g. Co. felt
itself so hard pressed
that Mr.. Jermy Blk
by, president, sole
proprietor and only
representative Of said
above business, eX-
perienced a sincere
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ing her hands beneath her apron, she
proceeded
Mr.. Bixby. why don't you cell the
house7"
Sell It? Why. Mrs. Balm. you
know why ! built II. and now You ask
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The Bass store is sole representative IN Tulsa for
famous factories given below:
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New Process
Gas Ranges

A gas range that is
made to give satisfac-
tion and to outWcar
all others. This range
will not burn out in a
short time and is
made so as to be cas-
lily kept clean. All
burners are easily
removed and have
porcelain drip pan
below them. Ranges
come with oven, on
side, or below and at
all prices.
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elything, 50 all YOU have to do is to sit
down at your HooSicr and prepare
your meal. A small payment puts a
Ilooser in your home. Balance as
YOU wish.
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SHAW
WALKER

Filing cases are a
necessity to the mod
eln office. 1t saves
time, everything is
right where You want
it and can be found
instantly. A COM
plctc line shown.
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landlady to say nothing to Jessie; but
he could find her nowhere She had
not returned when he retired to his
room near midnight
The next morning Mrs. Balm knock
ID at his do0e . half hour earlier
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'YLE- E-DURABILITY-
THE MOST IMPORTANT FACTOR in
FURNITURE

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-10-05
MURDER MARS THE
FAIR At CULLMAN
j. Johnson Killed by Man
Whom He Stumbled
Against by Accident

Cullman, October i-(Special.)-J. john
son, young man with a family. who
lives two miles from this city on the
Logan road, a longtime employe of the
Southern Bell Telephone company in this
city, was shot and killed near the main
entrance of the fair grounds last night,
the closing night of the fair After the
shooting johnson was rushed to the city
and every effort was made to save him,
but in three hours he was dead
1t is not yet known who did the shoot
ing but the coroner is holding the inquest
and several clues are said TO be in the
hands of the court.
From all that could be learned. john
son and his younger brother, Bud john
son, were going TO the fair on one horse.
Within one block of the main entrance,
the horse stepped into a hole and threw
both young men off the horse and J. john
son stumbled against two men who were
standing there on the roadside talking.
One of. these men took offense and re-
fusing to accept an apology drew his pis-
tol and fired three shots at Johnson, one
of which entered his left breast.
johnson has family. is just "A years
old, and his father, Edgar Johnson, a
respected farmer, lives near this city.