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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21
4nnrr @rnrttB Klu.
&oalb Mmnnoien maa life talc
&orif i Spnoerjpllanb = Tor-
bnSct furajrpcs ipgt pm>
itpot.

| Seu ID!lt SuLlpIYeIle !ltuu 0ulllI
be0en Sdl10eripllono fur, Jon
meooelt liblte llee, eipet fig e1
l(oilag, ser ltaors paa @pibe lneo Of
ptrrltc MeningSleSbeOer, ser no
genii1loe er prGHeret ira Sc prei:
|iiife sl,,toriteters 5ioe.
Gen berprnte norife Golorforfe,
&oolo slmun0lelb Der 11etpp bab6(
begipct Jig paa CIT ii Cages Sore
brogstl,rne / *5plflono, piloe
Tlpnsborg boloe. to iaSore0rag on
|iin 6er0 til 5p0pole,,. Toreorogene
| ifnloe fi,1oe Gteb oel1 15oe 90 1850
i 6enne Maoneo. Sen ierite 9lften
biloe Don bol0e 6ore6raget pao
Spif, Set nG1tc pao lit @}ooerSmool
9eprif.
&olitiautoritetsrne bapoe ferit III
tet at inbpe1,6e Aeril11ob, 1nen bar,
efter bpa0 u@crliner 5ogeblatt"
me6belcr, ie11ere neblaet 5orb1<
moo Set norlfe 5Sorebrag.
9lnun0lens Neprele1ltont be1t.
pen6te Jig piebliffelig til sen prsj=
| fife SSnbcnrigsuti,tiiter, Ser ienote
5ugen til Observation-Disclosures
Sle5big. Sra bonl i110lpb ser iao
Selegran1 ONT, at fSorbl,bet pil plipe
opretbolot.
Sc is16erjpife Torb,1o nlotiperes
life. 9et fl,nbe ellers bore inter.
|esiant at pioe, bporle6es Be tpife
@utoriteter fon fin6e 11oget 11otio=
malt opbi0iel1be i ct 8oreorae al Ell
9toronanb onl eli ui0enifabeliq
@fspeoition. 9lmlul6len giper fig
os befien0t, life al lneb Holitif al
|nogen slrt, allerninblt ne0 oorif
Eolitif, ems ii9e ipnoerjpolf Notio=
>talitetspolitif. Set er 6erfor Gan=
bi6 at n1e11e, at Ser ira bons Sioe
iful6e bore tiliigtet ,,ogen Demol1=
itration, ioo meget mere iom bar
Iitffert life perio1ltgt for befatte1
fig n1eb &rograurntet for lin tplfe
5oreoragstourl1e, men belt bar oper,
1a6t set til lin Mepr9lentant, 6el1
berlinife &oncertoirefter Socbs.
Sorbubct ct on lnenil1gslslt. Sc
9anife / Jlel1sborg fan set life
ifa6c. Derimo6 fm1 set life opfat:
ties ion an6et el,6 en grob Sornpr=
|melie mos ber1 berantte 11orlfe Tor=
ffer - og ion1 ct 8euis paa, nte>
bbilfeu ilnaalig og blin6 Si6iigbeo
Sc praiiiife s(utoriteter bcfpntpe1
Danifbe6en / SbnberiDllal1o.
u9ogeblatt" gigr opnterfioln paa,
lat 5orbu6et ct cit Tornnrlnelie MOO
Mmlnloien, iom mon life ba1
@r1n6 til at bebu11ole iom EN- ONT.
bon6ren6e Spbioleliesprnoifant
4nbre Berlinerbal6e b9b6er ser
iamne Opfattelie og finder set me-
lningsle1t at me0e mes sSorb16 for
|Slensborgs Ge6fon1me,1be, bpo1
IDa,,lfheben i11gen ltGrre 9folle lpiI'
Ter.
i 9faar n1a, iaar 8leit, bpiter n1ar,
@torm. 8et eneite, Sc, prejiiif slu.
toriteter ip1es at ifnlle opuoo, er
| at fre1nfalbe Ell Detnonitration, ioe1
Set forlpoer, at oe 9a,1ife 6lens=
borg og Omegn I'LL bill ilaa fig
fammen for at foo Moal6 Mmun6ie11
|! til at bol6e tit norife 6ore6rag for
len Tl1ttet, pribat @re6s at Nanlfe.
9ireftbren: y'Slapbeo % l1for:
If4nnoIfoi Cor SiHSnr 6>o ro,,, Tfn)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21

Gn santmel Came, iom piloe eip-
re Ben npe Eaitor en- aonrpliment,
iagoe:: y;sdr De tom til Dor Mee-
''iabeo, pi0ite oi lite, bpob @pno
bar"
af Ct g'eiiebreD: rSsseg fien0er
lite 2onoon, men bbHfen Sorifiel
;fra @aris
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21
@n banit Maleriben6, M0olf Sen

@u banb Maleripenb, M0olf &ell=
rit1en, ser nn6er ct DtalerorbeiOe,
iom ball u0f6rte for set anterifanife
8aneiellfab Seem Dorf & Seem
@nben 9fqilroa6 Co., bleb ilen1
.forbrGn6t be6 at fo1nn1e / 8er9ring
meo EFT eleftriif &raftfe0ning, bar
ifefge u8erl. 3i6." al @elifabet /
Min6eligbe6 faaet tilltaaet 16,500
Dollors.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21
Rlattnt EannHutwnn.

&aitur 8. s. Stranbifup bar to-
get impo &alo n6lteot til bom fra
Melliebe0erne / Saf Sill % @rira,
SOMA.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21

&asn,ms 9anien, Sen befie,lote
0onlfe &igmano @rapling, Mcb.,
far iilg. u9eorol. fiebt so Cts
e'nplarer al 0anntarfs= =8pg,ings<
Elotten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21

anoet aon1mer, bpor ban, ser til
6prte 2aubtnlnnnupartiet, bite fri.
banbclspenlige og 1nooerat= =libera1e
9enoenier. Misforl1pjct mleo 2a11ot-
mannapartiets Spingning til beire
Ioanneoe ban mes en- Del @igsoags-
ImGnb u@ruppen 9onoe", ionl 1900
Igif op Oct liGerale Sanlingspar-
ii. 1903 inotog ban otter fin Ylqos
/ a,10ct &alnlner og blep bla11bt a1l>
oct 1905 @leole1n al ltnionsuo-
balget. gon0e oprfe0e bijtoriife
|Stuoicr % bar bla,tot on6re
@friftcr nogipet ~6copie Gliiabetb
Gborlottos slntecfningor oln Spc-
rige % 9'orge 1914.
Gmnitnerens 6run. S Wfiincben
mootoo cit l,n9 Oeoler iorle6en ct
refonunanoerct Yrep fra fit 8ert=
|in0e, iom mc0helte ban1, at oa fan
|1to6 / &eltonce for 40 Efg., pil6e
ban blipe lat poa @aoen> bpis ban
life ltrafS betalte.
st Hor elmer iel1ere bar 8repet
'uobel,gt / ct &unitbanolerpinoue /
! lamn1e @ooe me0 @un1frifte,1: vTi(
Solg! SntereSiant M,toeraf fra
Ell &eniionotsbnrt1,6e Sum 5
MQrf."
Sil Iroos fpr itn lrblu Hris fif
Mutografe1l itrafS en aipberife:
0et bar Srrtilloen ielp iom maottc
gipe iejen poa lin egen 3=@anrf, oa
&nnltneren fom for at betale oe
40 &fg.!
9et ifraa Saorn Hiia for facet
liig CIT &oufurrent. Det er fra Sen
|bollanoife 9p Dplft, ellers fjenbt
| for lin ssoia1ce, &onf,1rrencen toni,
mer.
Gen samle, prcgtigc, eotiife
&irfebpgning u:O1,6e &arf" oer
itammer fra oet 130e elarbun6reoe,
bar 11en1lig life 2ergoen funnel
mobitao 9ioens Gono og Sen fol-
1anblfe iS1,gtigbeo> og oets irnutfe
Saarn er I'LL begDn6t at bpl1e BE-
tenfeligt.
&ol(en6erne, Ser neite,1 ifotter
"Snoe 8urf" lige iao beit iom
|Delfts 6aia1ce, n9nner lite at gibe
6et bGl6e110e Gaar11 Noa6e1tbbet,
n1en fer forelebig Gi0en o1,, ON 6en
ganrle &irfebbg11ina atltgepel iffe
fan bebareS til Ero6S for Goarnets
MI6er6olnslpagDc0. !.
| &pooel % 2egprebifant. Glt
cjenbotnn1clig Mano er / btsie Ga~
ge 0p0 2o,16on. 8errD be6 ban,
@an bar oprilloelig Holitimano, ie<
mere &on1lnis Ell Gfoteisforret-
ming, oerefter 8eboel, ienere igjen
6oreorogsboloer, 2a11oa11or6 og
2egpreoifant.
S Sc 9(ar, fan bar 8p66el, be11g-
te ban life mi,16re ems 500 Monb.
Sm bap6e antagelig peret bang
nron" til ltn De6s6ag, bpiS bnn
tffe bab6e op6aget, at to af 6e
|Dgos691l1te, bon bobbe efspeberet
uo al @eroe,r, bar 1rifDloige. @an
rejlte lpore11itregs til 2on6on %
opiegte 6en Dommer, ser bab6e of=
iagt Dposoomn1en.
= @ba6 fon1n,er set Gent beo,
ipareoe 9onrmere1L ielp om De
bengte tppe uifpl6ige. S,1een fan
bebreioe Gem noget.
Sag iaa og beng Dem lelo,
iboreoe @errp. Sg ban brngte it.
fe flere, men reilte paa Goreorags=
t11r11e og orbeioe6e poa 9p6sitrof=
fens &flfaffelie.
Deositroffen efsiiterer ion, Be-
flerot @nglan6, og ,nil1oit ct Me,1=
neife bpnges bber 11ge. 5tillingen
lom 8pboeI er iterft efteripurgt.
9a 8errD / fin Sis blep ben 1,b-
bolgfe por bon Ell al E1iino MnIp-
gere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21
Gtaalbaromernc bapoe nplig

Staalbaromernc bapoe nplig et
Mgbe Chicago og beflagebe Jig b!.
a. oper, at ser lite langere fin6es
nogen ltore StatSme11o ber i Cant
BET. Den @las1e vStotsmet16" ,
lom boloer Maal efter Staaltru=
items Maaleltof, er llemlig for lter<
ite Dele1t beiet og fltn6et for let al
Set amerifanife Soft. Set er 10 ell
1ers fieoeligt, at ToIf bnr Ell anoe1l
|Mening el16 Staalbaroner1e onl
bba6 Ell pirfelig Statsma,16 er.
Men De mtaa taale set. (v9ec=
Soften"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21

&aitor $. Subj CT fon,ale1t til
baee. fra lit 9eipg / 9aun1arf og
bar tiltruabt lill ,1pe @irfiolnbe6 i
California. Sans s(oresie ct nl,:
8or 35, u. 81. i, Oleonocr, Sal.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21
@ra 4nlat1nrt.

Song 6eroinanb al 8mlsarieu
lfal onlgaueS lne0 3anfen ON al
fralige Jig Ironel1, % man tror, at
Dbis iaa ifer, oil oct p9re un6er
Srpt ira 9fuslonb> Ser ifte fm1 til
gipe &ongen, at gan bao. piterrige
ON @jelp moo Serberue.
!6upr CT Gaitro s Te(ge ~Netu
Dorf @erolo" CT Sen pelte5uelanife
Grz&rGiioent GaltroS &enner ober.
bebilte ON, at ban ente1l CT $50 el=
lcr bliper bolot 1Sauge,1ifob i @e-
ne5lelo.
S be Iioite sOeooneoer bar Sc for
gjupes lpgt at lfaffe Jig @fterretl1in=
ger nln bnn1.
Sber Ntlanterbapct paa GO ST.
mer. Gn 1Dlfer pe0 Napn 8oerner
lfol bape bunnet ct 2l,ft1ej!obsIel=
ifab til iyart lnelleln @aris, 2onoo1
og Seem Dorf. Sous 3egninger o9
Specififationer til cl, M 5lags
ltDrbart 2uftlfib liges at bore blep=
ne so6fje11ote al iagfp1roiae, og oct
er I'LL 5enligten at bD9ge ct bnlpt
0uiin al bcm og oabnc Ell tranSut=
lautiif u9uftlinie". Gn 100000
&orpprotion iigcs at nnrc bannet.
&onfeu er at tilbogelngge elflton<
Sen fra HoriS til 3elp Dorf poo 60
elmer.
@n itpritilet &lan. s Sperige
er ser Nloner oppe ON at oprette Ell
6orbinoclle mellem en- ipenlf og cit
engelif Sopn: @eteborg og Sorlpicb.
@ette syorllag inttes lut i syor.
binbelie meo en- itoritilet &lan,
ifdlge bpilfen Sc ipenlfe s%rnbaner
i Gorbinbelie mes Sc iirlf og
rusiilfe ifrIbe trrffe bele &usla11bs
&eittroiif oper Sperige, 0els ober
@pteborg=@or,picb til 2pnool 6els
oper aRalme Grelleborg Sai5nit5
ip6poo, oelS oper 6cllilrgborg og 6e
6onife Ger.
8lanen omfotter Bpgniug al en-
nD Sssernbone mellem @tocfboln1 o9
&upelifnr / l1pplan6, ion1 Dar oen
fortelte 9(fiton6 fra aabo i Sinlono.
Otter at 6em1e forte Sernbaue=
itrGfning er bpgget, ifnl6e ser OPP
rettes en- 6irefte Dompfnrgeforbi,1,
6elie mellem @opelifer o9 s(abo.
Oct oanifc &ongegns' 50Mars
sSnbilrnm. SiOite 29r6ag> SEN Is.
9fobembcr, por oct so Mor li6en, at
@ulet @lucfsborg, meo Song @bri<
itian TX, beiteg 6elt 0anlfe Erone.
Set bar tl1nge Gioer 0engong, Dpao
en6nlt mango Der 2anoet leDe116e
2on6snGno, ser leler 6isie 2il1jer,
|pil flmne erinbre;; Sre0sbr1t6oet
neo Brajien bang lom en- truenoe
l1peirslfb ober @ope0et poo Set 0an=
ife Soft, og Sen for Danmarf 1aa
ulpffelige arig i 1864 blep oo ogs
iaa 6en nerliggel16e Jplge al Song
Sreoerif Wis Dg6 og Sronififtet
Gbrtltiolt ks fprite &egjeril,gsaar
par en Ereneielstio, for @onge
1o1n ;Solf; men ubpab u6a6 tabtes
bleb i1e6a6 punoet" og tro6s 6en
bitre i116enri9spolitilfe Strio, ser
npiten 20 slor 6elte Solicit / to
moo binon6en forbitrebe @6osier,
git gamle Song Gbriitian = Ser
ielb bor eft peientlig Sfplo for 6e11s
ne - 6og iin @rap lom Ell af bele
lit 6olf e1lfet og beit beoret @o-
narf. Sans Ssnneibn, 6e11 11upe,
ren6e Song Gbriition x, ct 1o1n be-
fien6t operor6ertlig pop1lgr.
Baron 8pnbc, A$rniioe,,t / Sen
ibenife &igs6ogs 9(l16etfonnler, 3D.
Sc ben 16. 9eop., ga ban 11o0tog
Me66elelie ONT, at bans Suitru
plu1elig par. oeo. ct 5logtilfelbe
angabeS fon1 De6saariagen.
&nrI &arllon @o116e bnr fp6t sen
lite Stunt 1850 / Stocfbolm og
hTpf G5t,,Ap1,t 1850 4on QnncoIIf-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21

9ireftpren: yEslapbeo % l1for=
itaaelie! Ser fio6er Sc, iom ital
bare ct Sig, og ier l1o ion Ell foet
GUNNER 1 Tiaietl1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21

9auifc %urerc i ltolanoet. s
ben rermelte 5remtio ifal ct @ol>
8orere ira 9unlf Mtblet=llnion
aris fnrnpe moo ct @olo 8orere
fra Sen frauite 9lmotpr= Union. 9il
Wart5 ienoer .. q. 1t. ct S5ol0 til
Sfptlol10.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21

bar tiltraa6t iin npe &irflolnbe6
California. Sans NOreSle ct I'LL
8pr 35, u. 81. i, Olconocr, Sal.
9anife %urcrc 1tolanbet. {
ben nerntelte ssremtio ifal ct Soil
@orere ira 9unlf 9ltbletllnion
aris fplnpe moo ct @ol0 8orer'
Ifra Sen frauite 9ln1otpr=ltnion 81
MortS ienoer .. q. II. ct Sol0 ii
lSfptlol16.
9anife 2aubmenb fjpber CIT tp1
@aarb peb 2unopn. Tornplig el
Soritan6er Mooiel1=@epgbal, ga
Iun1, idlnn1en mes slsiiitel,t pei
2on0bobpjifolen 9apio Sobalmelen
ti6ligere 9erer pe6 9alunr 2an0
bruasifole, ifle. u6pcns @el,ltrebl. I
afrcjlt til england. s(nleoningel
er Sen, at ct &on1ortilun, beltaoen0e
al lSorItonoer @aoien=@epgool, &ro
prietnr Mooiet-@ipgool, Mabel1s
| lplt nj. il. bar fie6t Ell @aaro poo
goot 400 Gbn0er 2al0, beliggeno(
! 6 @2il uoenfor 2on6on. Set ct Me:
11ingen, at Ser ifol proouceres
Melf og iSlpoe oirefte til Solg
2on6on.
Sc Torcncbc Gtaters 9amife Ml
1namaf, @aan0= og Marbng 1914
(1lte 9e1unlner), 212 Siber Mogo,
iinforn1ot, Nplag oper 5000 Gfs:
enplarer, BriS SOC, reoigeret Al
sSournoltlt Micbael Salompn ol
ISorfatterel1 Gurl @anieu, ltbfon1:
mer Sen /. December poo 9aniif
&ubl. 6ouies Borlaa, 1151 &epub
Itcan st., Seattle, 8aib. 8ogens
iiSmi1ag er fl1nitneriif oe farafteri=
itilf &elief, nbfprt al 8ille6bug
ger 81. g. 9fielie1L og otter sS,10=
bo1osforteg1ellen at od11nte pil 9ll
ma1ofeu f11u11e blipe cit fortri11lie
&aonbbog for enbper, Ser pnlfe,
ortfotteoe Splpsuiltger om 6anif
amerifonifc lSorbol6. 9esuoen pil
@eftet i,1bebol0e Ell liternr Mfoeling
@n @sbjersenier, =. s. 6anien,
Ser mo11ge s(or bor opbplot Jig
9lnltralien, er efter bpao ugeor
ben", Melbournc, n1eooeler - font:
ntel1 poerlt nlpffelig al Gage.
6anlen, ser ejebe cit iyarln
I9aroa0ine. fjerte pe6 aSuletio lsbif
blep fa1tet al Yog,,ett, brGffe0e Sc
net peb Nnflen, frpb 1e,1 til el
&elt og fom pe0 itore Slnltre11gelle,
op paa SEN, men blep itrofs ia lte1
of igien.
Otter at bape l16bnilet ct Dieblif
freb og boppeoe Sen lelpfteltgt
@auo peo @iqlp al ct Ear Stoffs
Iber til cn Nabo. !@al1 ntootte Der.
efter tilbri,1ge 5 Maone6er pna e1
&oipital og gif ienere mes &rpf
fer. Sn1ii6er, ga bar1 enoelig no
genlltn0e belbrebet pur fommen no
Meb oen 1tlpffelige Muno 1nproe1
pao ii11 6arm.
Gaitor Benedict 9eoroemtuit fri:
i'ber r&irfelig Solnler" ON afop6e
&aitor S. g. Boulle1 81. a. ion1
jfplger: ~@altor &oulien ligneoe
Sen eole 9nil6, og set ifal ,1pt fien-
oes, at ban bar baaret Oel1 go6e
6rltat. Seq iaa engqng nogle Meb=
1elelier ct e,rgelif 8la6 / MnIe6.
ming af, at set observation-disclosures
@siionslellfab baooe feiret ct sssu
bil9um. Ser blep foltet ct Gi(ba.
geblif ober Sc iprnone slars Mrbei.
Sc i Snoien, % bla116t Sc Mrbei0e.
ire, Ser ierlig frernbebe6es og TO,
ites for beres groffab og gei6fier.
beo 6eru6e paa Se6ninge1narfer
Dor 8aifor &oulien."
.Sfuloe en- % onoe,t bopt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21

sfl,elpiIleren: Or itfe. en- fogt
6un1,ner ct 2ig 6a?"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21
observation-disclosures.

i,lo til Ell 5freo6er for at faa to-
| get Miaal til ct nyt Set Sri nao
ban bctole oobbelt for10, % 1laar
ban lpger Elabs, buffer ma,t meget
erbboigt for bam, % flyer at alt
er opta9et. Sort lagt, ban ct for
tpt - opi. for bpi!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21

- strib efter 8rgpennmmer
nf bette Slab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21

Baron 8pnbc, &ruiioeut / Sen
ipenife 9}igs6oqs s(11oetfo1nnler, 3d.
Sc ben 16. 9top., ga ban nootog
Meo6e1elie ONT, at bans Suitru
pluielig bar opo. ct Sloetilfel6e
angabes font De6Saarfagen.
&arl &arllon 8o116e bar fpot Sen
lite Stunt 1850 / Stocfbolm oe
bIeb 5tuoellt 1869, tog @anceIli-
gfsan1en 1872. Otter 9jeneite
Dtplomatiet obertog ban / 1875 Sc
|6elien al fit 9an6ejel1oom @im,ner'
fta ! tSg6erma1lanos Gen. Sat sci,
tog iprig / set offentlige 2ip i fin
|@ienitab1 % bar 1883 80 %
1854 SO MebIe111 at Mias6aqens
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-05-01
Gusher at MooringspOrt

A great deal of excitement
was created at Mooringsport
early Tuesday morning when
the Reeves Oil Com pany brought
in a large gusher. 1t was quite
a spectacular sight to see this
we'll shooting oil several hun
dred feet in the air and hun
dreds of people turned out to
view the well.
Various estimates have been
made as to the amount of oil it is
producing. Some of the old
experienced oil men state that it
will make as much as three
thousand barrels of oil a day.
The Reeues Company is compos-
ed principally of Shreveport peo-
pie, d. d. Reeves being presi-
dent, w. +. Woods vice president
and VIII Kerley secretary and
treasurer
President Reeves has been
personally supervising all opera
tons and is being congratulated
by his friends on his success.
This we'll is located in the Rich
Pool, just across the lake from
Mooringsport. - S hreveport
Times, April 30.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-05-01
This Offer is Only for the Month Of May
WHITE MATTRESS CO
TYLER, TEXAS.
Will Go to England to Visit
Native Land

r. Cailison wife and children
and brother r. Callison will
leave Monday on a long trip
across the waters to visit the old
home where Mr.. r., Callison
came from to America eighteen
years ago, and settling at Lodi,
he married a Miss Sellers sever
al years ago. He has prosper
ed and done well in this country
and now he goes with wife and
children and brother r. Callison
who las been here eight years
TO spend four months abroad at
his native home, Old Traffard
Manchester, England with rela-
tives. The Jimplecute wishes
them safe voyage and pleasant
sojourn and it will be weekly
visitor to them while there to
keep them posted on affairs here
and at Lodi.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-05-01
A FAIR PROPOSITION

We make mattresses costing
from one to fifteen dollars each.
Our most popular mattress is the
Dabney Mattress. H." This mat
tress weighs fifty pounds, has a
beautiful woven tick, Imperial
edge, and is being sold by our
dealers for SO and, we claim, is
worth more money than other
mattresses that are being sold
for SIS. We also make the 'Ty-
Ter Mattress which weighs
forty five pounds, has beautiful
art tick and roll edge. This mat
tress is sold by our dealers for
$500.
We are Offering to send you
BOTH Of these mattresses, with
freight prepaid, for $40. OF
course if you are notwell pleased
with both Of these mattresses,
you may simply send them back
to us and we will return your
money to you at once. We can
not afford to have a dissatisfied
customer and so far have not
heard of anyone who was not
well satisfied with Our mattresses
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-05-01
We Want YOU
TO TALK ABOUT Us.

We believe we are making the
best and cheapest mattresses
ever offered to you by anybody.
We believe you have heretofore
paid too much for too little when
buying mattresses. Other man
ufacturers charge too much for
their mattresses, many OF them
charging as much as $1,000 for a
mattress that cost them less
than 81. to make We would
rather sell one hundred mat
tresses per day and make only
one dollar on each of them than
to sell only ten mattresses and
make ten dollars on each one OF
them. You Get the Difference
If we can sell them,
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-05-01
Jefferson PreSbytery

The Jefferson Presbytery con-
vened in this city Saturday for a
three days session. The open
ing sermon was preached by the
Rev. G.. w. G. Self of Gushing.
Rev. M. G. Johnson of Nacog-
doches, was elected moderator.
The regular routine of work of
the Presbytery was carried out
without interruption.
Sunday morning the visiting
pastors filled the pulpits of the
various churches in the city.
Dr.. Sam Hornbeak, president of
Trinity University, filled the pull
pit at the Methodist church; Rev
NJ. G. Johnson of Nacogdoches,
at the Southern Presbyterian
church; Rev. G. G. Hotfmeister
of Jefferson, at the Baptist
church, and Rev. NJ. G. Chapel
of Texarkana, at the Presbyte-
Ran church.
Sunday night a very enter
tanning lecture was delivered by
Mrs. Lindav of st Louis, field
agent of the Home Mission Board
Quite number of prominent
laymen were in attendance. 80
Henderson News.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-05-01
SAY SOMETHING ABOU! Us

We want you to talk about our
mattresses. The pleased custo-
mers is the best asset Of any
concern, while the dissatisfied
customer can break any com
pany. We have confidence in
our mattresses and believe you
will recommend them to your
friends, thereby increasing our
business.
We are spending lot Of mon
ey to get you TO talk about us.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-05-01
NOTICE

All members of the congrega-
tion of the M. +. Church South,
at Jefferson are hereby reques
ted to leave their contributions
TO the pastors salary at the Com
mercial National Bank, between
the First and Fifth of each
month. This will save the Board
of Stewards much trouble and
the pastor will thus receive his
salary promptly.
Board of Stewards.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-05-01

Rev. DR.. Gum was caller at
our Office Saturday last. He
says the work of raising $1,000
toward rebuilding Christ Church
Jefferson of which he is Rector
goes bravely on, the sum gradu-
ally increases and is now a little
over $40, counting the Bishops
5000. Jefferson has not been
called upon to help-so far but he
hopes at a future time for liberal
help people including his own
people. The Jimplecute will
keep it's readers posted on the
progress of the work.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-05-01

We are glad u note that Mrs.
}. Sloan Mills Of Miles, Texas,
was awarded the premium for
the best delivery of the charge
OF chaplains in the district asso-
citation Of Rebeckas of the dis
trict, assembled at Ballinger on
the oath. She is the daughter
of our tOwnsman John s, Morris
Sheriff j. F.. Mitchell informs
us that the doors of the Jail is
now open, there being not a
prisoner confined in it. This is
the third time the Jail has been
emptied in the past seven years.
Another thing that speaks well
for the citizenship of the county
is the fact that not murder has
been committed in the county
for more than year. What
crime is being committed is Of a
minor nature.
G. w. FAINT, former representa-
tative OF Cass county, who is
now living near Jefferson, was
in the city last Friday with a lot
of fine strawberries. He says
the farmers around Jefferson
will realize about four or five
thousand dollars from their
strawberry patches this year. 1t
is proving to be paying. crop
and circulates money among
those raising them at a time
when others who depend on cot
ton alone are running short of
cash. Wide-awake farm
everywhere are awakening to
the fact that the one crop idea is
a failure and are diversifying. -
Cass County Sun.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-05-01

The idea of cooperation be-
tween the anti-tuberculosis and
other movements for the pre-
vention of disease will be dis
cussed from various view points
by DR.. Herman NJ. Biggs, New
York; DR.. David l.. Edsall, Bos.
ton; and Dr.. w. A Evans, Chi
cago. The tuberculosis problem
from the sociological and medi-
cal points Of view will also be
discussed by such expects of
Prof. John r. Commons, Uni
versity Of Wisconsin; Dr.. Will
liam Charles White, Pittsburg;
and DR.. II. B. M. Lands, Phil
adelphia.
The treatment of tuberculosis
from various angles will be dis
cussed in the Clinical Section
under the direction of Dr.. Il. II.
M, Lands, chairman, and Dr..
Frank A. Craig, secretary, of
Philadelphia. The Pathological
Section will be under the direct
ion Of DR.. Oskar Klotz, chairman
and Dr.. w. l.. Holman. secreta-
ny, Pittsburg. The officers of
the National Association besides
President Folks include DR..
Robert II. Babcock, of Chicago,
and DR.. Edward r. Baldwin of
Saranac Lake, ice-Presidents
DR.. Henry Barton Jacobs of
Baltimore, Secretary; and Will
liam H. Baldwin of Washington,
Treasurer. Theodore Roosevelt
and Sir William Osler are Homo
rary Vic-Presidents of the Asso-
citation.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-05-01
W. n. M. S. Social Meeting

The Home Mission Society of
the Nj. +. church met with Mrs
Mote Jones in their social meet
ting Monday afternoon and was
most highly entertained. The
meeting was opened with scrip
ture reading and prayer, after
which a beautiful musical pro
gram was rendered. Ice cream,
strawberries and cake were
served,
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-05-01
NOTICE

My home place containing
"a acres of land is for sale. The
place is 6 1-2 miles North of
Jefferson and has 5 room house,
large barn, smoke house, buggy
house, stables, etc., aud about
IS acres under fence, mostly
barbed wire, and about 30 acres
under cultivation. | will sell the
place at fifteen dollars per acre
and include the improvements.
If purchaser will pay expense of
crop | will give immediate pos
session. Otherwise possession
first of December, 1918.
ju12. r. l.. Grubbs.