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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-10-17
COMPLETE FREEDOM
FOR THE PHILIPPINES
Naming of Natives to Control
Commission Marks First Step.
ALL ARE WELL EDUCATED
Upon Recommendation of Governor
Harrison, President Wilson
Makes the Appointments.

Washington, Oct. 15.-President
Wilson and Secretary Garrison today
selected the following Filipinos to
be members of the Philippine COM
mission:
Victorino Mapa, Jaime c. De
VeyTa, Vicente Ilustre, Vicente Sing
son. Mapa will be secretary of A.
nance and justice.
The fifth Filipino commissioner
Will be Rafael Palma, who since 1908
has been the only native on the COM
mission. His resignation was not ac-
cepted.
The designation of five natives to
majority control of the commission
of nine marks the first step in the
policy Of the Wilson administration
aiming at the self-government and ul-
innate independence for the Philip
pines. Governor General Harrison
recommended the native commission
ers, stating that they were among the
most prominent and best educated of
the islanders.
SKETCHES OF MEN NAMED.
The war department today made
the following sketches of the new
commissioners, whose names will go
to the senate tomorrow:
Victorino Mapa, born in Calivo,
Province OF Capiz, has been an at
torney at law since 1877 has occu-
pied the positions of register of deeds
OF 1loilo and mayor of the city of
1loilo and since 1901 has been an
associate justice of the supreme
court in the Philippine Islands. He
visited the United States in 1904 as
member of the honorary board of
commissioners to the st. Louis Expo
sition. In politics he is a progresita.
Paine de Veyra, born in the Pro-
ince OF Leyte in 1873 and educated
In Manila, is Journalist and has
edited newspapers in Cebu, Leyte and
Manila. He has been governor of
the province. In politics he is a
Nacionalista.
Vicente Ilustrs, born in BatanEas
Province, has practiced law in the
city OF Manila since 1904 He has
never held office under the American
government, He is a Nacionalista in
politics.
Vicente Singson, born in Vigan in
the Province of Hocos Sur, in the
North of Luzon in 1875, took his de-
gree of bachelor OF arts at Manila in
1894 and is a graduate Of law OF the
University of Santo Tomas He is
the president of the Progresita party
anu ltS lSduSI al Tie assembly.
PALMA is RETAINED.
Rafael Palma, who continues in
= office, was born in Manila in 1874.
During the insurrection he was con-
nected with several newspapers and
was admitted to the bar in 1901 and
was a member of the first Philippine
assembly from the Province of Ca
vite. He was appointed a member of
the Philippine commission in 1908
and is Nacionalista in politics.
In the appointments to the com
missiSn three members have been
selected from the Nacionalista or ma
jority party and two from the Pro-
gresita or minority party. Two have
been appointed from the Visayan
Islands, Manila, and the neighbor-
ing Provinces are given two men,
bers, and one is from the Hocano
Province in the north of Luzon
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-10-17
CAUGHT IN COTTON GIN.
Mr.. Shaylor McGuirt Horribly Man
gled Near OsceoIa Tuesday.
Special to The News.


Special to The News.
Osceola, Oct 15.-Mr. Shaylor Nc
CURT, son of Mr.. Calvin McGuirt, a
young man near this place, was yes
terday morning caught in a cotton
gin and horribly mangled by the
saws before providential aid released
him
Mr.. McGulrt was working with the
gin and in some manner his sleeve
caught in the gin saws, snatching
him under the gin, tearing the arm
partly off and the flesh from his
shoulder and side. The shoulder
blade and some ribs we're exposed to
view. His cheek in like manner was
partly shorn of its flesh. The conse-
quence to Mr.. McGuirt's life is un-
known If the set screws had not
pulled out, which stopped the gin.
1t took about ten minutes to re-
lease the young man from the saws.
Mr.. McGuirt, with remarkable cour-
age, walked about thirty yards before
becoming exhausted. He was rush
ed to the hospital at Chester. assist
ed by DR.. G. A. Mobley OF Van Wyck.
DR.. Mobley doubts his recovery.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-10-17
seven Men are in Race for Governor

Boston. Oct. 16.-The entry list for
the gubernatorial race at the state
election on November has practi-
cally closed with the addition OF Gov
ernor Foss as an independent, max
ling seven candidates In the running
THE largest In many years. The list
Us as follows:
Charles s. Bird of walpole, Pr
sressivei. Afford II. Evans OF Norh
kmpteei Prohibition. Eugene N. ~
kf Bosson, Independent: Augustus II.
Rardner ofp Hamilton, Republican /;
J Arthur E. Reimer Of Boston, Socialist
y e9,SNdso,s, "a l. Walsh of Fitchburg,
SoSakIl George II. Wrenn of
" oTingI Socialist
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-10-17
Place The "Tango" Under
Ban. =.

ston; VT, Oct. 16.-The tan
tll other ragtime dances were
!. 4Ger a ban at the University OF
vermont by vote of the students
council last night. The council is a
representative body to which various
matters of college discipline are re-
ferred by the faculty.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-10-17

latter filed with the court lengthy
opinions in support of their votes
one of the judges, Nathan l.. Mil
Ter, who was designated to the court
Oh appeals bench by Sulzer, de-
nounced him as totally unfit for
Office"
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-10-17
EMPRESS HARSH OPINIONS,

Several of the senator's also ex-
pressed harsh opinions of -, ernor
Sulzer. Senator Sage declared that
the $4,000 of Thomas F.. Ryan was
given to the governor because he
was useful in Congress and as a
retainer for services to be rendered
in his new position"
Senator Wagner, Democratic lead
er of the senate, rendered a long
legal opinion, in which he sought to
refute the contention that the Of
lenses charged in Articles l and Q
were not impeachabIe because they
are acts committed before the gov
ernor took Office.
Senator Elon r. Brown, Republi-
can leader, read a similar lengthy
opinion, in which he defended his
vote in connection with the fact that
he had been politically opposed to
the governor.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-10-17
STAUNCH SUPPORTERS.

Senators Wendle and Duhamel
staunch supporters of the governor
ever since he was impeached, spoke
briefly. Senator Duhamel announced
that he might file a statement of his
position at some future day.
Senator Frawley, chairman of the
legislative investigating committee,
which first brought the charges
against Governor Sulzer, announced
that he would attempt to pass no
opinion as to the rights of the com
mittee to impeach or not.
Il find that the court of appeals
is divided on the question of i'm
peachment themselves" he said
Therefore upon the facts 1 cast my
vote guilty"
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9iimmer ais Strob

Die 3eItungsIrtitel. meid)e in bumo.
riihihCr 0sIie Ole IN ben Der. Slaaien
aui Den aupi Der 8eu6iterung fommenoe
i'm umiduf bsHaoIi6e 8~eloiamme r..
hanoeiteu, bGben Das Sbasdmt -
@dibinaton. 3. g.. nit 3uitriften
iiberilutbet. IN osneH UNI bic lleberiens
oung pom *34.72 Gents eriudt mlro.
iuelde auf oen aopi Der Beu6lferund
oes canoes tOmmen rpilros. fpeHn Der
6elhthnm Der NATION = 35Q,727.0 900
- 9Ielb usrlbfilt meroen miroe. Su
cine - oteier 3situIqs.a rtifel wuroe am
ShIuB Ger 9reilbar iherSbaiIe Sor
ihIaS semabt. oaB 0iejeni9en. Die ons
8elo n0lbi9 bdtten, es Il D pom @aibings
ton lhifen latin iolltsn.
pr. 8eorg ). 3oberts, 3irettOr Der
Win5e, muBte nun tbatldblit4 elm 3urs
fular entmerfen, bns Den enttGulhfen
Npplifanten jngelhlft wsrosa miro nno
III msIbem oas Beonuern ausaeiprpdnen
10 70. Dab oas Shnbamt monatltdb oas
I'M umlupf befinolihe 8elo theores
tile betehnet. jeooh fem 9iedt babe
es 5u uertbeilen!
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s WiittermndltSritt.

lin Die Qeute Dor eiuem iiir6ters
Iiden Walofeuer in ben 9ntstlue III
mornen. nnternabm ein iunees W1o>
den UNI Mitternoft einen 3'tt uno
relteie uieIen o0s 2eben. S6r 2bun nor
ril1mlih. nber QebeE iperoen OFT qee
rettet ourh Or. 9in9S 9tsue @ntoeds
una onitb 6eiluna 0 9unsentrubel.
Nuitsn uno @l~t6ltnngen, pelde in
Nus5ebrung ooer 9urQenentSiinoung
ou@9sldiagen b1ben mohten. sic
bejIle mid BON lhrefliden 6ulten uno
Gungenleiosu." ihreibt ". ii. Gatters
ion. 8ellinqton, Terds. nadoem uier
IN n~nlerer 6amilie on Der Nu83ebruu9
9~eltorben naren uno id nabm 81 Fiuto
on @emiht Su." Nidts 1T 10 abiolut
Iifer 9e9en nle SOILS uno 2unaenbes
lfweroeu. Greis soc uno 81 90. Vrobes
flaihe fret. @arnntirt pom 3. 8.
@rbnrt, Npol befer.-Nn5.
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oduerte BON $3.50 ubr bis Wiltternaht
Sle 2niel9enulie pnren gang %roifinirte.
Nlo. Heuminn's ~beribmtes Quartet
lang lt1 gu nod grOBerer S%erubmibstt
hinauf. noer OILS Ales i'm beitem 8ange
mar ertonte Oen Der q udle Der elm bell'
lOler, ohrbet1ubenosr Stunoal. dis
oh ale Fronnsn uno aeiieI in eine Sic.
pollution nusgebrphen maren. So6alo
nd IN osm aa9emsjuen Shredsu Stnot.
aupalt S6ubert @ebor ueribaTieu
%fonnte, bernblste er Die auigere9ten
@eIlter mt or @rtI6run9. es babe
ipelter nltts ~ btoeuten. Ser u IL
b~eitsrdtb babe elnfa6 cine tleins
@OntroUerie ooriiber ME man in elnem
.W . 0 lie" etnen y # siufuge !
Gins Wfalle BON WIbtlgen ,Eeles
arnmmen" lleien mahreuo oes
Nbenos Elm. 70 eins BON BEN 3eiorms
Aloarman Warplu. Der auf oem Ne0e
nod G|otlfprnien ut uno oepeidirte. er
lei enotl6 IN oem ButtermiIhs
b a~n9efOmman, aber ipenn Die 8.
@8aro eineu Nloermons. G~nnoloaten bes
nOtblge 10 lei er iOIOrt CUR 0eimtebr
berett um So Grpiie gu retten!
Ter %oarOntbelts : Snipeftor" 9r.
6%iiritmonn erbielt ein ,9ele9romm~
uon ga Crescent oriben. linn Die Stelle
eInes @slunobelts Gomruiidrs su $500
pI0 TaAr anbteteno. ods beiBt iuae 81
Groiie lhn fur 0tIo nno CUTE 0ortt
%Iberbaupt entbehren f0nue.
Nlporo & 8uroid itle9ropdirten BON
9blco9o on Nlo. W a5onep: .W,r
90 en- lslt 3 llbr heute 9tohmittas
ni6te BON Sbnen Qet0tt. @as in atlsr
98elt tonn las Isin?"
Gin Splo upn N,o. Nonm q ro'
ner. iuObet Niles I'm Ghore mitlang.
beItono aus ellua 1000 Stropben unO
mndlle 9roBartiges 5urore.
BorliBsr 9aut8 pom Gouutprott
maHte oIs @hrengclt Den 0erren Staots
rdihen Jmplimsnte. leiosr nber muBte
man nitt melfer Ssite lein Sob gait.
WopOr 3enster lvrdh ieinem pers
lnmmelten 8rieg9opIte Die Nniiht aus.
eS iolten mebr iolher @eieIt'
hatSn5en6e, uno mentqer unS
~tlriere Staotrntb3ieiiton
Itn tfiioen, mas un9ebeuren Bei'
ina fano.
Gon oen muiltaIiihen 8ortrGoer
uno @ouplet5 fam mar crit reft nidi2
8enaues beri1ten, ornn fie noren in
tbrer @rbabenbeit meilenhoh iibtr
alter 8rttif, BON oen Heoen "a,
nIdt 5u iprecben.
Betm 6stmgeben paroe Der onues
lenoe 3OIl5eidsf &ebsr BON Den ltaot,
rdtblIhen Nutbotiidten, BON oenen be.
tdnntlih ieoer einsn SterH beiibt
me9eu y mmel mad Witter,
n a d I prompt arretirt uno in letner
et9enen Sail eln9etU6t. @r muBte lif
oemiitbJ9 i'll lem Shttial iu9en.
Qos Arrangements. 6 omite beitant
aus ben 0erren Shubert, 0Ousta nnt
6rte". n oll9emein wuloe oemeloer
Die Ealme Suaeltanoen.
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llniaas=GbrOnif.

Gart ". Serih. tuobn6nft All Suo
II StrnBe. uno 6eulter. 3~ecorateur i'm
G0r ~Il,ngers8eldGit. uuroe on oberer
Drain Or, als er aui ieinem 3weirno
tuhr. BON 0arrp 9. @olmdu's Nuto oe.
trorten uno tru9 8%erlebuu9en I'm @es
liht uno an eInem Bein oauon. Gas
6interr1o oes 8lcpcles ipuroe oemollrt.
St Garl 9urtenader hafte it'd beim
6odcn pOn 6oIi gum 5eueronmnhen
Die Sptee oes Iinfen Wittelfin9ers leis
Der nnbeiu alb.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-24
Ten M.iltuaufeer ginriftSridl.

ter 9teelsr III ooS Mtalbeur paiirt. nui
Der Gtienbahniahrt nab Itip y)ort IN
Der Shlolelr UNI ielns ~asldmmte Sdly.
ltn't ber0nbt gu meroen, Ter deb
itdbI lpurNe imliteu 8uffauo nn6 Nem
}lort ousgtiuhrt. aiS Der Rjtter ON
Nto,sc" III ieiuem Bette osS Sdl0flun.
aeuS er'pGhte uno iih smsds Nntlei.
oenS ned letnen unansiprehltdleu arlIf.
mahte c, Die betriIbenoe WahrnetmunQ,
oo6 aus Seu Iaidleu oerielttn lelne
$40 ent3allenos Erjeitai5e uerihrun.
Sen neg. Die @toarten sic lit Der
A,@:,r, Der bisber o,ltiebn ldnee Sabre
III Den lRIliunulecr @erlnten 1lebe
oicler Nrt uerornnert hat asmaht bot.
lam man Iid ungtiabr uoliteIsu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-24
Tehtrl6aben.

Sn benz 6ouis 7059 HoieItraFs brad
in Dem Shublaoen pom O'gteiu & Cons
geltern 5rib ourh Elm iIberblBtes &amin
INA GrogelhoR Elm 6tuer aus. oas iit
bis sum 3db ourhlroB uno bsr 5euers
mehr plel Nrbeit ueruril6te. Shlieb,
lid pal Dec pom gSnilsr nnserihtete
S6aoen or Ser OILS Der Ttueruerluit.
mo es lit 9euiI9eno &erli6eruns pors
banoen.
Gin 6euer. heiien llrIprun9 uubss
tannt ut, beltloigte Den 5ta1 pom
9ttc, g8dder Splihen Dipiiion uno
8erlD uno 9. uno 10. Sttabe. Der
S6aoen betrdgt ca. $50.
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sSiirdjterlidbc Yulnrtuinoe

lueben nit Idredijher @eipalt i'm fers
men Noroen uno itben Der 6aut ihdri
su, incem lie Sanoe uno 9ippen roth.
roub, numb uno aniselpruneen mas
den. t6ler lit Nudlen's Nrnicd Salhe
sur 6e,Iung n0tblg. llnerretd1t eessn
6roitbeuIeu. ebenio eeaen Srnnowuus
Den. Gitsrbsuleu. @eidmiire, 6amors
rboioen unb G.utihuu9en. Nur 25c
bel Z. Z. Grbort. ~%spotbefer. 49, Ping.
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Sersnisungs=@egweiie

9aiiuu. Geoen 3~adlmittag uno &bsuo
Sranoelbtiofr unb ll.urrlrte SIeoer.
gaitnD. 9eDeu Jtadnlttag uHo Abenc
gsanoelbiloer un0 ifiuiirirte Yleoer,
snrie. 3ebeH Aanmltta9 mo Noeno
5enhoelhjlner uno illulirlrte Sieoer.
ga Grufe Sbeatcr. 9anoeIbtioer unit
llluitrtrte 4leoer.
Uiaieffir. 3eoen Gahmitta9 nno NbeHo
0duoeuile : Guritelungen uno gSanoels
biloer, 3meimallser gsediel leoe &ode.
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Gin Muto.llnfan an sHain mre

I. If. M,ttmod 9tGdmitto9 perl,ei red /
9IitId. Nm Srditwaaen oOu 6rGht
2ieB pom oct Glee @ara9e broh wdbs
reno Der it1nellen 5abrt Elm 6lnlerroo
qlntt on Der NdNe alb. or. 1teb idbrt
betanutllh inner lehr Ihnsll. uno I'M
ihn ldleint feline 5abr' Grolnnr; @els
lung Su baber, uuo Die Malhtne tonnte
etit Sum Steben 9ebroft meroeu ais lie
ctrca - CUB melt Qerutiht NOR. nobel
fnopp eln an Der @de ltebsnoer 8ageu
Der Nap0rie ent9lng.
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TUionnIia.

- Ter 8omilie &hif. 2tnfer, 14t4
StateitroBc. muroe I'M 81. Trancls Spital
Elm ordilcs 3ptterden beiheett.
@~bfnonieIbii beihenfte 5Srau &, 8,
8~rinoIep ron 2l5 sn0rol. s. StrdSe III.
rem @utten etenfalls NIT elner 5pfter
Wterimurbig lit babel, eaB oirS in Der Sriuo.
lrp %SS0nllie. in meIfer ner betannte Niftcr
prominent 1T. bos erlte Mdoel in 5lpei Sc.
neraiipnen beoeutete.
- Nruu 9r. SttiGie MiG(er 1T pom
ct. 6rorcis Spitai, mo lie CUR &fle9e
ipeiIte, beoeuteno better mad ibrer g9ob.
nung an Der ~. StraBe beimgeiebrt.
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0amsnmmi ais SoSesmriade

@umm;fauen I'M Gett toiteie e,nen 3oh-
l%enardber 9iumeus 9ome8 GruioIiGs
i'll Iniloroille. gu. oaS Qeben. Ter
8auaummi ltbte iid i'm aetltopi leit
uuo beim &eriuh ihn burh Nulteu ~
enliernen. ipran9 Dem Mtann elm 8lut.
er ltatb balo nab lsiner llebers
iubrung ms OoipitaI.
GGs Ipnnie sur Nblhreduns uon
otcIer abiheuIIhsn Nn9empbnbeit Die.
men.
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E 500 per 0eoef

lpurosn I'M Sabre 1912 in Mem Orr
leans be, elnem 8antett fir 0enru
GIop beidbIt. Neussrlt ioitbar iur
,oIde NIT Neagen' ana &sronuun9s.
Beihneroen. SeuiSutase asbrduten sic
9eute iberOu 1r. Sings 9lsue 9ebsnS.
plleu lpwpb. asssu NIeie Seitperoeu
ais 9esen llncronuua Der 9eber, Der
9tiereu uno oeS llutsTleibes. Giniah.
barmlos uuo iihsr. Hur 25c bel ..
Z. @rhart. Npptheter.-Nns.
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,,@ine Gar fir Spditn.er aus.

ibl,eBlid" oieies Sdllo miro BON
isst an cine Strobencar trngsn, weIde
ieoen Mor9Pn 1885 Ilhr pom Der Jtoros
ieite abiobren wiro uno nur iir Oohs
beltlmmt lit. 9ie 6ohiduliogs
lrnge Der Noroieite bnben Supt. Ioller
gu oieler gteuerung ueranInBt. unb lie
weroen jest uIio feline @ntibuIOigung
fir GeripdtunDen mebr bnbem.
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Slus aamfas trifft Die Nadridt

bier EN-, Dab III @reat BEND Jrnu
6reo. @BmitIer pl- sltd geitUrs
ben Iei. Ndbsre Rndri9reu feblen
6rau @Bmilller mar crit i'm lestsn
CONNER bier 5u Seiuh, uno iis iub
iute bas 9eben aus. Die gtnAriht pom
lbrem lobe Dat lire pielen 5reunOs
bier iebr Ibmsr5li6 beriibrt.
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Gomeresr.aun @ib miro in

GnlblngIon Der 8ertreter pou ga
@r0iie bel Der Convention esr natlonas
len 0nnoeIstnmmeru iein, eemaB isluer
Grnsnnuug ourd &rdiiOsnt 9orfliugsr
pom 6dnoelsratbe. uno or. Gid mlro
Der Nui8ube 5peiieIsObne nit Gbrsn
nabtommen.
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itnierc 0ational. 9anf. Die Qi.

rettoren uno Btamten oleie5 9roBen uno
beUdbtten Jmnn5inltt,uts muroen in
Der Sahress Teriammlung oer Ntliondre
idmmtllh mieoerermdblt. pte iplgt:
Brdi, SEQ. ". Burton; Gice. 9rGiioens
ten. =. y. 6irOn uno e. 8. Golmnr A.;
aalilrer, i. j. 0anterion; 6llls-aais
iirer. 3oiepb Bpid)art uno u. Is Bbelp.
len; 0uettoren. +. i. 0iron. Geo. 8.
@oroon g. s. @olmnn. q. 81. MOn.
tague. u. W. Yetlpbone. 6. :. MDtuel,
'pp. @uno, Sos. y. 5unte. Geo. Us.
Burton.
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0rnnOeigtntbnnts=M inrft.

6oIaenoe @runoeisentbums : llebers
trdaung ipuros in ben lebten Taqen
uprQenommen;
=. i. Cation uno j5rau oil Mdrtbd 81. 31l.
ler, Got IN 0illuleu Aoottiou .... .$245
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Gin trtol9rri6r5
0riImittrl!

Tiir ale Nniten uuo @rfdItuu9eu
tDnueu Sic nblO,ut nitts 8elisreS gee
b%routhen ais @rap's g)erba Santd
6nitsntur.
I'D, iucnoe mid, nun an SpIde, sic
rs nodl nje qebraudtsn unb perlihere
oteielben. oaB elu &etiudl ole Mabrbeit
oteler &srlidernnQ bepeiien wiro.
Ter @rtoI9 1T in pislen 6dlen ses
rooeiu munoerbny: Die Srritatiou oes
0aIies lpeIde orn Suiten perurinht.
Iegt itd' nnp Ole G%nt,inouua ipirS in
mo9litlt turssr 3ut ssbeiIt ourd, oieiss
~mertlphrolse Ndtttl.
SSenu Sic cS cinmnl anrpenoen,
10 ipiro @rap's 9ltrbn Snutd 6uitentur
Sbr beltebtsltee ~6ausmittel mir Sung
nno IIt ipsreeu. Sic fouueu e. in soc
uno 81 6Iaiheu bttpmmsn.
NdtunasuoL
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tEr g9er Gefoer su mdsigsn 3inien lti'
ben mrhte, elnen DrrlaBlihsn hathaehsri ut
Tee0s uno Dgortgnaes brGuft. oorr ORR
auf quite Si6erheit ausIelhen mill, penbs
fh an vs.. z. 6tdifh. lber benz 8nuIisr
Shuh.G,eiddit an YedrG Cir.
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Tie @inlas Candle inn neucn

Tie @inlnf Gandle int neucn
Damn III 8ldf Rtuer Sails 9eben
lbrer Eolenouns ent9e9en, uno on aud
Ole Otuihlnerle in Der 9raltitatlon
rerttQ 9eite II lit, biirfte Die Stnot
bis Gnoe ndflter @odls mieoer eIets
ttlides 9ldt blben. @s limb lebt nur
mob menl9 Sttllen in Der 5taot pors
bdnoen. Ole nOh an Die eroBe 5luth
erInuern. ood bit Die 5tdot ourt,
&erlsquna Der StraBer. bsiUnoers i'm
Stjtldf suierisl. elm suIj anosres u s.
isbgu erbaIten.
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Grfrtu t.

v9ns it's. mas iIe ale iaseH", bic cine u d.
nunQ fir Solsnrbeit pon uns erbalten, uni
bas Bette babel #. oaB ibnen midi nar Die
Baareu g%eiaHer. ionoeraauh bic 8etnung.
9os ldBt niht oiel gu uinihen tb1is, tbut
es? 8arum uus uiflt cine Hrobebeitelung
aeben ? 8rr babeu bic 1eute. bic 1abrlt
uno bic saciIitdten. Ua1ren biai9 gu Der
%taufen. gSesbalb auoersiUv E:'br be4oblen ?
Senief zbareu, 9eiiten. 5uBbooen. in.
mere SplyarbeiteH. 9noen uno GOntors Gin
ridtui8en, &~unt9Ias II. I. 10.
sas;Iss I E.aIa.H Mig. %.
Seios 'gbOne 1870. va 6roKe. S9is.
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rW Ser bette 8utihen. uuo @fpad'
f~pnaenb.enIt in Der Staot wiro 9bnen Dor
ber @atewan gitp 2ransfer Go
eciiefert. YbGnes 17g.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-24
8 CRATES.
Sin ,seuer i'm !SauIe bon BAL.

Siborsfl. 1856 Reo fielorraBe, tonnIe
3lenstag uUn Der 5eueriUghr 9elOlht
weroeu ebt GROCER S6aosH enIltano.
Der Brand mar IN elnem alaioerclOlet
%enijtdnoen.
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6eihaitssNotise

EN- Is. {. BnHAutsn Seriherunas'
Wqput. 8nr9idaits' ooer observation-disclosures
a2S HearI StraBe.
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Neuelte Rn3ei0eu
8Ieine Spe,taIanisIatn toittH:


WNNNE ~ RTVtKN UNI" UIU gNUtI-
Tie &Crte .Gerlduat". IA uerfouteu~ IN be
Htethep~ -3artuer %perI1ngt" It. H., jnuis bi
NooreneH ltuo sIu gbeil Der Nnsetesn nth miYeu bs
Fteiss Seredlnrna als Borie mitaesabIt petoeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-24
Sin itaOtratblides Santett.

8 uon 2llb. Col
Inns am WiittUoh
Nbeno IN ietnenl
yt0rtb 10 It c ns
6Dtsl ietnen Nmtss
cO0egen s~emiomete
Santett ueriief
opulent uno oents
10 uroie. IS
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Ge heist SlrbeitSratbs q. prda.

bent Sames Z. 8op lei amlsmiloe uno
ueroe lih bel Nb!auf ieines 3ermuns
nGbiten April nidt UNI stne 9teuluobl
beperben. 9r. Dan lit Der Anliht.
Der arbsitsrotb ioute ab9e hnift ipers
oen uno bic Stuot lOllte einen Idhtqen
Jngenieur ernennen, Der ale ltdbtiihrn
Arbeltsu III leiten uno iibermdden
bate. Gte SOse ldeint cine quite Su
lem.
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2ie 2irefturem Der Ga GroTe

Snoultrial Nll'u baben III ibrer Slsung
am Mrutdg 6rn. Is. VI. @ing gum
8OrliBer gemablt, nuitutt BON Seq. W.
Burton. Der cine @leoerWubl ablebnte.
0r. Sobn Wt. 9OlleD iuuroe gum Sjcss
ErdIioenteu ertpdbIt, 0r. SEQ. ,3eis ct
gum ShOsmeilter uno or. Sobn lllsrs
m0bl gum Sefretdr. Ntau beld9loB
Stritte Su srgreiien UNI Die oeIinquens
ten SublCrlptlonen etnSutretbsn.
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MnodIem p%erfauat.

Ndoden finoen in benz Rdhocpartcmert
Der 50 Grpfe Gubber Mills ioiprtige Nm.
l%telluug.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-03-12
To be continued
The Forty Year Test.

An article must have exceptional
merit to survive for period Of forty
years Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
was first offered to the public In 1872.
From SINAI beginning 1t has grown
in favor and popularity until 1t has at
tanned a world wide reputation. You
will find nothing better for cough or
cold. Try it and you will UNDERSTAND
why it is favorite after period OF
more than forty years. 1t not only
gives relief-it cures For sale by all
dealers. ADV,
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-03-12
PILGRIMS TO GO TO ROME
Catholic Churches of United States to
Observe Anniversary of the Edlct
Of Milan.

New York.-Pilgrimages to Rome
are expected to be larger this spring
than ever before. it is said in Catho
lie circles here, because of the cele-
bration this year of the sixteenth Gen.
tenary of the Official political recogni-
ton of Christianity. Festivities be-
ginning in the middle of March and
continuing until December s. will be
held in every diocese in this country.
Including celebrations of great pomp
IN Washington and New York.
The celebration commentaries the
victory of Constantine over Maxentius.
which assured the political recogni-
ton of Christianity in 31S through the
edict of Milan.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-03-12
GOOD HOG CATCHER.

from rivet to eye in end Of handle.
One handle has socket as Illustrated.
Fasten half inch rope In. the eye
by making knot IN end: then pass
the other end through the second eye.
This rope should be as long as the pole.
which is from twelve to sixteen feet.
Put it in the socket loosely.
When catching the hog. throw lit
tie corn down or in the trough. open
the catcher wide. reach with the pole
to one of his hind legs and pull the
rope Pull the handle or pole out of
the socket and draw the hog toward
Won