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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-09-04
From Mondays Daily.)

g Z. and Mrs j. E. Meter and daugb
81 went to Wausau this morning
shere they will visit with Mrs. James
Moore.
Miss Esther Simpson of Madison
who will teach music in the public
schools here arrived in the city this
morning.
/ Miss Edna Fremont and Raymond
Paulus, who have been visiting at the
home of their aunts, Mrs. Ed, Reu-
land and Mrs. IL. Welk, for the past
two weeks, returned to their home in
Milwaukee today.
Philbrick & Matherhave leased the
Gollmar garage on Third avenue and
will conduct that in addition to their
place on Oak street. @. j. Gollmar
Jr., recently disposed of his auto
mobile business here and went TO
Milwaukee where he is employed.
John VonWald was taken suddenly
i'll Friday and for two days was seri-
ously sick at the home of his brother
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DurWardS Glen.

On Sunday a party of young PEG
pie came to the Glen piloted by Ray
mond Coughlin. They were Misses
Lucille Hatch, Marion Goldfarb, Lur
lynn Bovee, D rothea Patterson, Max
Miller, Walter lsenberg E. A. lsen
berg and 6. E. Pelton. The party
had dinner and supper before break
ing up for home.
John Dennis and son visited a
Glen cottage and the Steele home las
Tuesday.
Lawrence Boyd of Baraboo is visit
ing at the Mueller home.
Engineer Tramblie of Baraboo witt
his family AMI friends, Mrs. A. IL
Story of Waupaca, Wis, Mrs. A. J
Goold, Edith Schmeckel, Edna Gefki
and Miss Laura Hill picniced here OF
Wednesday last.
Mrs. Elizabeth Stone and daughter
Miss Edith of Pardeeville, who ar
visiting at the Towers home, spen
some time at the Glen and Glen cot
tage on the Goth.
Mrs. A. G. Kingsford, daughter
Helen, Harold Stewart, Mrs. Under
kofler and two children, Irene an
Robert ate supper in the Glen las
Wednesday.
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Walton.

Mrs. Emma Brown entertained th
the W. F. M. s. at her home last Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. Salina MorGimore is spendin
the week at Rilsboro under the doc
tors care.
Miss Goldie Carpenter is empIoye
at Mrs. A. Jones.
Joe Mayo went to Knapp last Wed
nesday. Il
Miss. May Robinson OF Hub 70
is guest of relatives and friends fer
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Gorochotber
tanned their mother and co,
also Mrs. F. Kl1tnzer T., XIII
Fred, Mrs.AIbert DIXON file Tobias
er of Wonewoc and Missy.
of Madison last Wedng. Hutchins are
Reverend and Mrsjn Cream Ridge
spending a fe " da'r. and Mrs. Will |
with their parent
lam Hutchins.omas Mann moved tc |
Mr.. and MrSeek.
Hillsboro Ter is employed at A. nj.
Sam KI
GorOche
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-09-04
Od'EOPATHY
ATURE'S SURE SIGNS.

re are trifie more careful about
- ljing watch upon our own physi-
condition we might avoid nine
= .enths of the discomforts and pains of
fife. The trouble with most of us is
that we rush though life as needless
/ ly as though we were machines that
had been wound up to go for a GER
tain period of time that could not be
stopped by any power under heaven.
OF course, the human body is not
such machine, by any means. No
such piece of mechanism was ever
built, or ever will be seen, IN this
world at least. Take the biggest piece
of machinery you know. 1t has to be
treated with certain amount of con-
sideration, does it not? If the me-
chanism does not run smoothly--if it
interiors anywhere-if it makes the
wrong kind of notes.-the wise am
chinist gets busy at once, and keeps
busy until he discovers the trouble
and remedies it.
Look at the human body as Just
such a machine. Is that the reason
why it should be neglected? The fact
that you "don't think" is no excuse.
Nature has given you warnings
enough to make you think! If any
thing is wrong with your bodily me-
chanlsm, she tells you of it at once.
You feel pain here-an uncomfort-
able sensation there-you pass nights
in tossing about the bed, unable to
sleep-the headaches-the digestive
organs become inactive. There are /
countless ways in which nature Il
whispers her words of warning, and
some of the warnings are not ex-
pressed in whispers, by any means.
IA bad breath is worst than an
evil spirit" says Bolton Hall, Hand a
bad digestion is surer sign of IL
doing than a bad Conscience
Courtsey Osteopathic Health.
DR.. CHAS E. GETCHELL,
Osteopa!hic Physician.
Phone 29-Reinking Bldg.-Barabo
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IrOntOn

Rev. Stanley spent between trains
at Cazenovia.. Thursday.
Mrs. Il. III. Wurster visited relatives
at Union Center last Wednesday.
Miss Dorothy Hawkins entertained
her cousins, the Misses Irma and Lima
Marsh, of Wonewoc last week.
A number of ladies from Ironton
and vicinity spent last Wednesday at
Union Center visiting Mrs. Sarah
Ballentine.
Mrs. John Smith of Cazenovia
spent Saturday with her mother, Mrs.
w. j. Hanzlik.
Mrs. Julia Groat entertained her
granddaughter of Henrietta one day
last week.
Miss Mary Giblin of LaVelle was an
over Sunday guest at the F. Byrnes
home.
Ed. Brenner, district perintendent,
held communion services at the M. E.
church Sunday morning.
Mrs. e. Davidson and daughter,
Clara, are visiting relatives at Black
River Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Andrews enter
tanned their granddaughter, Miss
Johnston, of Baraboo over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Bingham lef
Monday for an extended visit witt
relatives in South Dakots.
] Miss Vera Davidson, who has beer
/ visiting relatives at Black River Falls
returned home last week. She wa
accompanied by her grandmother.
Mrs. Luella Dryden and daughter
! Janet, who have been spending tn
! summer here returned to their hom
! in Faulkton, South Dakota, last Wee
! nesday.
F. D. Hubbard of Quincy, ILL.,,
: visiting with her sister, Mrs. JUL
Groat, and nieces, Mrs. Louis Hawkin
9 and Mrs. 0. Palmer.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-09-04
Our Own MinstreIs.

Bones-Mr. Johnsing, wot am &c
diff'unce tween stranded ship an
a tonsorial Artists best gal?
Interlocutor-I give 1t up, Julius
What Is the difference between q
stranded ship and tonsorial artists
best girl?
Bones-De one ar stuck on bSn.
an de uddah am stuck on baba!l.:
terlocutor-Ladies and ge1u
men, the gifted tenor, Sig. 1Sn[
ney, will now sing the pathec Da.~
lad, "If You Love Me, Darlir' "SAe
Me When / snore. "-ChAgo IT.
bune.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-09-04
Fairfield,

The Ladies' Aid of the M. E. church
in Fairfield will meet with Mrs. Her
man Beardsley for supper Wednesday
September 8. Everyone invited.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-09-04
Maple Hill.

The lecture will be held at the church
on September 9Th instead of the
date previously announced. The
correspondent of this paper sent the
wrong date.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-09-04
Mre Swain 9 led.

Batavia, Ill, Sept. MRS, cara D.
Swain. widow of CCnel Edgar u :;
swain colonel of ne Forty.second
rooinaont Illinois fantry, during the
civil war, and ~ 1oioiel ~ ne
First regiment. ~ w ""S oui '0u
at Batavia, OF
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-09-04

Henry VonWald. He was SO much
improved yesterday, however, that be
was able to be up and around and was
at his place of business today.
M. r. Olsen of Madison visited tc-
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. K.
Edwards, Tenth street. Mr.. Olsen
attends Wisconsin University and
leaves tonight for Rice Lake to spend
few days with his parents before
resu,ning his school duties.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-09-04


Jing watch upon our own physi-
z ooraditiLnx, xun r,nimht nxrnid ..i.o
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-05
&bs.

ct aus er life altio en- ion rinae
@enitano, Tom man er tiIbeielia iii
at tro; Oct fan oite optrpoc iom
Stormanat bnooe / oct goOes % oct
onoes Iieneite og Tan cite bare al
meget itor @%etnoning, ion n%eoenitaa.
en0e 10 5ilfnl6e fan bepiie.
Gen ior6eupGrenoe beIgiife Mimi.
Tier 5rtre.C rban. beo Tom mgt
@enneife fun SIRE oa elifeoe Ell
arefen Grban.
Wien ban q finn en- iufiig Stu.
Dent, % bans aGrli9beo til Ell Tat.
Ter al en- lige iaa RIG iom ariitofra.
tilt 5omilie iDntes baables.
0a narmeoe bans 6tiarnen iie, oa
Den unge Game fanot 2ciliabeo ill
at iige til bam:
oSpis on beitnar i Worgen, fonI
iaa om Nitenen ben / Operaen -
on fenoer Dor Goge. belle Gomilien
er foriamIet Der. trpo fun oriitig
mo os ililt Dig til Selifabet."
egaen bill man taate mig oer2"
o2ao mig ON oetl"
Zen unge Wnno beitoo fin Gfso.
men paa Ell glimren0e Waaoe %
tranote, iom oitalt, mo | 8nmiliens
9oge %ionnnie aften.
5rsfen Orban reiite fig. beo BAN
pelfommen og fpsieoe bnm / allies
9aoiDn Iige pna Vaunoen.
Roturlig0is bar Der life anoet at
gere for 5nmilien emo of oeflorere
5orlouelien, bog meo bet 6orbeboIo,
at 5rere ontog 5amilienabnet.
Oct bar Siitorien ON BET enc aps.
Zen onoen er life ian pigtig / fine
5elger, men gnnife lprerie.
gIanot @uiterne beo ct gaoeiteo
beionot iig en- Sfoori6er meo fin
imuffe Gotter, en- ing Sfoproie, Der
fortrpaeoe nae neo fin Gfenbeo og
Den Dnoe, Der bar uobrebt oper benz
oes belle 8Gien.
On une Gaps ira Sopeoltaben
forfuIgte iniolertio ben unge gige
meo fine aomplimenter og plogeoe
benoe pao enbper Monoe, formo.
oentIig oriaet peo ben6es 6poige
gnfen, Der | bans Zine erenieoe
til Snerperi.
On Gag, on @9Tterne lao peb Dor.
BET, fom en- 1igger mo og Bah ON
! Sjrlp. Ga ban nnrmeoe fig Cap.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-05

ter bliner orOentlig atruffet igen.
nent" paa Gefrutifolerne, for itrats
II bIipe ienot no, iaa mart DC bar
lurt at BRYCE oeres @en9rer %
iaaet oeres Seeemer bproeoe. %
aIligepel Itremmer be till
Oct er ben fore OporageIie. Sri.
gen bar meofsrt: at Der er ct nmaa-
oeligt initial @r9fere / llolanoet Der
er lanat Here END biemme - iau
nneoe, bbor mango Der or. De itrem.
mer iammen / Suiinoer ira Soroeus
fierneite egne, % De, Der ilet life
fan fomme. ienoer 9enge i Steoet.
6or en- Mauneo iioen fortalte man
/ sSnoien. at ct tort orGif Sirma
her aaereoe baooe 80 @ian0. San.
oelsreiienoe % aontorbetiente. ueo
Den grpife SCR, % ieg fanbt @rG-
fere paa ben Camper, Der Ierte mig
ira 9onlbon til Sort Saio. Sra
aairo o. 9llefionorio loo De fare.
pig oeres SporeIonos aoIoen. oa
oa ieg Ton til Gtben. fanot ieg, at
De Itrenmeoe til ira Gmerifn meo
hpcr Camper. Sote1et er ililot al
hienlbenote @nnffoIf og riae Sob.
nipno / Dem eniQe Soloaters me
8hofi. llniiormer
m~nAersrrnnIe+ "
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-05
Rp DISTINGUISHING.

5sIoms SpRro og aRrlig.
te6ens aorstog nf Jheo.
bore r. %. Cunt. autoriierei
Dperinttelie peb 5ru ) 9ren.
fteo. 200 Sfoer meo 2anofori
iomt Haone- og Sogliite. Snob
! imuft Sbirtings6ino. Bris
$f.f0. a
% paagner nj Or. Sbeol-
artbur 8. Smitb. Iutoriierei
OperipteIie for Danmarf og Ror.
&c peb W. @olff. 200 Sioer
uieo mango beliioes Snuitratio.
ner iamt 2amotort / Barber
Eris / mutt iauitreret OmiIas
500.
xoIp Misfionsprpbife
ner. uogfpet al Oct ounifeUfis.
f~onsiel1fab. Sper graoifen Of FOR.
teIIig Goriatter. iii fore Sioer
pris fortomeret 80 Cts.
Don. 2utb. BubI. 5oufe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-05

fen. reiite oenne fig Op os iagoe
meb bei Stemme:
Seq giper alorig noget, Sonnle.
Den bet er oct famine, tan oil iaa
ct aps Of Den unge, imuffe Dame
oeropre, ioa ifaI on faa S%nnoreoe
aroner."
SeIe goroieIifnbet blep irriteret
opcr bans Srafbeo, 90 ben unge
Dome bfeb reo iom en- 9loie o. tllroe
life lsfte fine Zine fra TaIerfenen.
0ogTe Winuftcr ienere ftoo ben
tiaaenoe gamle peo S~fopri6erens
Stol og mootog en- Bnbe.
Da reiite ben unge pige fig;
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-05
al aruffer. 81 enifer BAN mar.
In NeLhrenAnnnninneIin

al arutfer. ri enifer BAN mar
lig SelbreosgenpinoeIie.
Mrs. j. 9. 9eaIo, Statans u. 6
I. Il. ErGiioeut, por Der 5orsoag
eftermiooag oen 30. Sanliar og tai.
te % iang / Girfen5 Gilbnoning.
meo frnfti5 0pmuntrins til en- goo
lille 5oriamIing. til aibolosiaeens
5remme. imoo oen onoe Sanoel.
Gleftriif Sps er III inoIogt / sir.
ten og 8raitebolisen ian Del JON i
nogIe 9utifter. 81 mart bill De l1ie
op ogiaa uoe ouer 8aoerne.
ST tGrIi9t giinoe ipttes 6eroeO
Ell al pore gooe, trofaite 9enner,
anoers Serenien 0feaor, Der bar
ieot / Gosleu, mar PEG @erning,
Spuono, 3anmart. Den Is. 9tooem-
Der 1914. % Oeoe / it 9iem Der /
8annebrog ben 81. 9iouembcr 1912
= Gen II. SUM 1879 Ggtepieoes
ban til gne Wargrete Senlee ira
aarbusegnen. 5 oeres g9gteifob
isotes 4 Ssnner Oh cit Cater. De
2 Srnner oeoe Der paa Ganen for
nogle gar iioen. 3aniilien tom
ira Danmarf / SUM 1857 og boiat.
te iie poa Ell 3arm mar Oeo Ganne.
brog, men ienere flptteoe DC Der til
9pen. Wr. MeQer eitcrIoo iig
@nltriL , Senner oa en- Ontter ionlt
mango 8enner. Der oeltog / oeres
Sorg. San par en- nrIig, oprigtig
ariiten % itnoig W1eolem al 0ienig.
heoen Der. Mrs. Wgaer er Sgiter
I'll Dor 9ountD Ireaiurer, 6. Is. Sen.
len. og belle 5omilien or belfenot %
bot ngtet Der paa @9nen.
Zen firfeIiqe 9irtiombeo gaar
irenloo JON iaoDonlig. On / ga.
ten bolOer 9ditor 9enrrieu ioruoen
De regelmpsiige @ltostieuciter 5aite.
prpoifen hner Onsoaa Gitermiooag
paa Gouif. SbIanot oe iroenOe
5iIbercre beDiOner Oct meo @lpoe,
at Der praoifes meo aanoens zip o.
aroit boaoe REQ DC en9eIife oa Sc
oanife @nostieneiter. Gette err boo.
Dc iii at globes oper og at taffc
8ro for. at Oroct ianIeocs forf1n.
oes.
aGrIig 9iIien.
4. ~. 9onutbaL.
4. z. Otter at oct ioregaaenoe
bar ifreoet / Mites. begpnote oct at
me; og / 9oa ben 81. 5ebrliar Iig-
ger ser et ao6t inf Gag Sne paa
Soroen. lu funoe oct 10 fines,
Tom on oct. Ser er ~ifrepet ON gejr
% Bel life rietia posier, 0n ser
for 1ioen inaen aitos er at ie
Terror oette til Sorflaring. 9ette
pnoige, boioe 2ag Sne er iiffert
mere ppro. emo mnn i GIminoeli9.
beo foreitiuer fla. @u0 tie 2ob og
5ot for BEN belize Snel
g 81. s.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-05

blusienoe roo og meo 9aarer | ~.
meme terreoe bum fin Mino paa Ger.
pietten. ilog arnlene ON SaIien pao
Den oamIe, fpsieOe BAN lpoeIie os
iogbe:
oSao, eomle 5ar, eaa M tiIbage
ill ben iinge Serre oe lao BAN aine
e6er De looeoe 100 aroner."
Den felgenoe Geene fan beore
tpnfes END beifribes, men MeiuIto.
tet blep, at ben gamle iii babe
apsfet og pengene.
Nietig anbragt er ct Qps ofte En-
aapital, Der bringer fore @enter.
.ltOp.@
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-05

en llopisning. Senoerborg. 8.
bebr. Den norife @obseier, Via.
rineleitnant Golicberon.aamot. Der
iiioite uge bar boIOt en- aafte Sore.
Drag / SgnoeriDaano ON 8Ina %
Sapan. er / 0aar blenen uoDtlt ira
~preusii;fe Stotsomraaoe al Den fon-
tituereoe Sanoraao Sdgnberg |
Senoerborg.
Geo bans 5oreorag on atla Gre
bag 4iten / 8anoilet 6oriamIIngs.
bus bonoe @enoarmen uaret til Ste.
De. 2sroas 41iOoag bleD BAN ueo
Anfomiten til Ssnoerborg afbentet
af 9olitt peo 1oget % If ouerraft
IN llooisningsorore.
2eitnant aamot, Der ifuIoe booe
SoIot ire 6oreorag Der, forloo Sen.
serborg al. 2.52 2sr0ag Gftermio.
bag og rciite til gsbierg.
0oOt pareret. en- biemmetpiter,
Der er ~operbeuilt ON Acknowledgment
at, at ungoommen ber lore 0anit
nnoer pore 6orbolo, ~ifriDer g4im.
knote ior ct gar Aar iioen ct al
fine 9grn paa en- Oanit gfterifole.
6enere er nof nngre SeOifenoe gaa-
zoe iamme Bel.
"a bette rpgteoes, blep oct al
iprige 6ort0ifningsm9no bebreioet
Nanoen, at ban iaaleoes fltnoe ienoe
fine 9grn paa De farIige oanife Go
Ter. SerIie forarget bite fig i ioa
6enieenoe en- pngre 8r9it, Der life
berer til @aitor 8onneiens Hetning
"a De iberoige Spitere imioler.
no bIeu alt for nRrgnnen0e, luareoe
Man0en meo ct lunt emil: geu bar
be t1ife gtouoigbe0er PED oeres OF
i~icielle acknowledgements u6in0
ret bait Sop % Seilig6eo til at paa.
pirfe mine @ern / otte aar. Sfuls
be ben onnife gfterifoIe / SSbet al
3 Maaneocr pore / StonO til al
noilette belle oenne 8auoirfning oa
sipe Dem en- anoen Misunderstanding.
Iao eioer ieo life meaet Tor Sen
preusnife Sfoles SnoflpoeIie.
Otter ben Sio ifal Mauoen bare
Inuet 6reo Tor fine 9logeaanoer
"a 5iIfGloet npperfigt in~uitrerer
bore GorboI6. bar ri life billet Tor.
befoIoe OffentIi9beoen oct.
Gn SOrmpuocrretsias. Ser fri.
bes til oSeimoal":
2nrigbeoen bar begpnot at rere
poo fig, ioet ben oil fringe @aoro.
sier Soiigoaro / @inum. Esnoer
Rreos. til at tage en- 9reng, ban er
Tormpnoer for. biem ira GfterifoIen
a%onaeriget. Oct bill Sr. 6niigonro
bog life, inn M er Ser 2eiIiabeo Tor
Rnnbigheoerne til at oiie, bpao De
rrfefig fan.
Sogen bill IelofsIgeIig fomme for
Tomitolene, bnis Wnnoieheoerne
fortiGtter.
cfieupnS. Solgt til tbife @aaro-
6dmbfere. s oisie Gage, ~ifrioes /
.Tm." Of 3. 5ebr., bar aorl 9nno-
I'm pon Ctiennoo Mlnrf iolgt lin
Saaro meo omtrent 80 Senoer
Serb til ct inf @oanr6banoler-6ir
mo, nemIig CIR. Rocf ! 0fieuuao,
q. Senningien pao SlaDqoaro %
Roncenirooo ghriitianien / Saoers.
lap. Iriien er ontrent $1,000
Tarf. SanoeIen er ffet beo Meo-
oirfning al Sr. Clement / Tlens.
BORG, tioligere @9itgiper / CONNER.
feo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-05
S%anebrOe, SOluarO So, Nebr.


Diiot / 5ebrlar bar BET ppret
iom 8oraar. miIot % oeiligt. vi
1a0Oe nof itren9 GuIoe liot tiolige.
Re. o. Der par So paa 0af Greet
10 til II 5omnier tgf. Saa If IS.
munoene traoelt meo al bier8e oen
ieopenoige IS. Get oar o9iaa poa
beje Gio. Neoeils De enonu arbelOe.
De oerneo. beg0note oct al bliUe
unrmt. Nen ueo iIittig 8irtiombe0
bIeu Der BOG en- rigeIig 5orinning
meo goo. ioli0 IS pafFet. Otter oen
Jio bIen Der mere % mere Gano
ooen paa Sien; iaa bet mifoeoe ON
Soraar. 8eiene bar ppret uomgrtet
aooe / lungere Gio. 9feoens Der ia.
les ON aaneiere paa Steoer Ian.
gere gtoro. larer man m her meo
iaa mango me oeilige Automobiler,
ia Oct or en- 9pit 5ormere fsrer
fuft meo automobiIer; % 9niolf
iiaar life aerne tilbage / ben Ret-
ming - Del oil oa iige meo lluoto.
qelier. Raar man ingen 9eiororing
ielo bar. fan man 10 gIG0e Tia peo
n ic anore fere. d nnar man laa
inobpoes til ct bebogcliat Spoe,
ianimen meo Slr9t og @enner. /
Ell itor, IN. lin 4uto % unoer en-
goo Cur no omfring pda Sanoet
en- halu Snes gfil. ne0 oper 9roer
% % oner 9affer. fan ma 10 let
p0re gIno % tafnenmelig moo DC
aooe 8enner og ianitioig tnffe 8ilo
Tor iaaoanne 8emer. SaaIeoes lp.
Ter paa mango Waaoer oct gooe
irem. Ter fan 10 nof bore msrfe,
iaaoel Tom lpie Si6er al betragte;
men er Siertet rigtig iDIOt al ariiti
aTrliabeo. er Der bog aniaeoeI me
aet al qIuoe Iig neo. @Itiaa. Der
peo nnbeiales ben pate. gooe. gldoe
Sinositemninq. @aur Der noget
aali. fan man maaife aIpoe fig oeo.
at BET life off bprre.
Lorsoaoen Den 6. 5ebruar ST..
4. N. " opitoo Der Sloebrano
paa &iernet al @fia Stree. og 9arf
Aoip; Oct par 5. Senien's pgier.
cantiIe~ Buff, Der i belle 99ngocn
Itoo / 2ps Sue; % mart bar Can
nebrog State gant IigeIeoes igrano.
1roos 9rnnopGienets tapre Wioo.
itano fIei Sloen meo 9oIoiom 9ait
bi6ere, oe q. e. gnrIion's itore
npe apotet iamt Sens 9eterien's
9arebus. fplot meo Snroipore til.
bprenoe ID. 6. 9eterien & Cons,
bIep eoelogt.
Der arbeioes aaereoe meo Strait
paa at rpooe op, iao Der fan bpggeS
igen pan 9ranoiteoet.
Sarrp Sanien, Ssn al Sans
5anien, iDobeit for gpen, fom ileint
til Sfooe Den 10. 5ebruar beo Nr'
beioet meo nogle 9r9er. On @ren
trof BAN pon Sooeoet, bporneo ban
blep erueIist ifaIperet oe bar 0eoen
npr. San fsrtes itrafs til gnen,
% unoer Or. Peoeriens 8~ebanoling
ipnes Der DOG MI at bore gobe lib.
iigter til, at ban fan belbreoes.
gen IA. Sanuar faIot Nrs. M.
6. geterien og liz oct enc Ben brGf.
fet. Or. 9eberien bIep tilfaI6t, os
bet glpoer os of meIoe COB 5rem.
gang / Heining Of SeIbreoelie.
8 pisie 9etnineer bIep nof feIe.
pboneforbinoelien offfnoret peo ben
fore SIoebrnno | 8annebrog.
poItor 2eraser fra Glba preoifeoe
Il Rpiteo Sen6oeen ben 9. 3ebr. og
bofot Soreorog for ltngoommen ON
Mftenen.
Sra 9rp Greet meIoes, at 6. q.
Sbfen og GnepoIb NieIfen bar |
@rono SsIano oe fsbte Solitein
aser, iuIt inofsrt fra Reip Dorf
Stat. griier boriereoe fra $1,000
til $4,000.
q. @. NieIien, Der for en- ire
Raoneoers 9ib fioen fom til eta.
oe paa Coup Hiper 8roen, paa
@rirno Of Counties Gorismmelie,
er MI oppe igen og Far begnnot of
bepase fig Iiot omfring pco SiaIp
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-05
isionen n.
Iilianlrlen ......$17S7.t2
Snoremi II.

i8r tnnteret. ie abf Nr. 8 :. -. :. -. ......,.... $25195S
Boter. gfebr, SnItus Iieien % Sunru =. e. :. ... 300
6hicoao. Su. G0el Sonien ........ 100
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-05
ill ~ / Sopou

Scr fsiferct Re qbI. Qr. 6 . =. -. ........ $1,000
Coulter. ga. Aa5arets 929bs aOf. =. :. -. ....e. $500
1iliammen 49,. $4,000
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-05
8idonrlllen. ..$2523.5 SO
N misfionen

SCR toiheret, ie abI. 9r. 8 :. 80. =. >. -. -. $95
9ottcr, 9iebr, Snliu5 @ieiea % Suitrl -. 49,.
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-11
Originality in Dress

X/OU know how Drum Major dresses. He usually dis
plays lot Of originality in the selection Of his hat
coat other essentials Then there's the chimney sweep
He also displays much originality in his dress. However
the of originality spoken Of above does not enter into
the minds Of most In each individual where
man displays originality in dress it to the way
which he his Clothes knots his tie, buttons his
In fact when Of good taste displays originality
dessing he very we'll could not be criticised
Brandegee, KincaidsG CO. Clothes
offer wonderful possibilities you and to every who
values distinction In addition to being wonderfully
smart these clothes perfectly tailored and moderately
priced There isn't why you shouldn't them.
Sold exclusively in Pendleton by
Bond Brothers
Pendeton's Leading Clothiers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-02-17
EXPELS GIRL ELOPER.
Violated Honor System, Harrisonburg
Faculty Holds.

Harrisonburg, Va, Feb. 1T.-Follow-
ing the spectacular elopement Friday
OF Miss Lillian Campbell from the
State Normal School, the faculty OF
that institution held lengthy meet
Jig and agreed unanimously to eXpel
the offending pupil from the school.
The girl made a rope of bed sheets,
and by tieing one end around the bed
post she lowered herself Is feet to the
ground, where Thomas Berry, her
lover, was waiting. The night watch
man was eluded, and when the elope-
ment became known after dayDreak
the Waterman was as much surprised
as the students and teachers.
Taking either an automobile or a
road station, where they boarded a
buggy, the couple hurried to rail
road station, where they boarded a
train for Washington. There they Sc
cured a marriage license. The groom
gave his age as 81 and Miss Camp
belps as 10. Both are residents OF
Bedford City. They were married by
REV. John J. Lowrie.
The bride, who is beautiful blond,
/ is the daughter of Judge Lawrence
Campbell, of Bedford City, who en-
rolled her at the school as special
student just month ago, expecting TO
give her trip to Paris in April. The
Judge for many months mac been en-
idcavoring to break up the love affair.
On Thursday Mr.. Berry came to Har-
risonburg, presumably on business
and made formal visit to the school.
Ii was then that the young couple laid
their plans for the elopemeni. Miss
Campbell roomed with a sister of the
groom, but whether she or any other
girls aided the couple is not known.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-02-17
Residence Burned.

Fredericksburg, Va, Feb. It
The residence CT Mrs. Ella G. Halle,
on the Rappahanock river in ESSEX
county, near Tappahanock, was burn
ed few evenings ago, and Lucy
Eraxton, colorcd child, aged seven
years, daughter Of one of the ser
wants, lost her life. Dr.. and Mrs. II.
E. Bristow occupied portion Of the
d Yelling with Mrs. Halle. The
fi2mes were not discovered until
tiey had made considerable Roadway
aid but little could be saved. DR..
and Mrs. Bristow lost practically ev-
c,ything they had, including their
clothing and the Doctors medical
and account books. The house was
Insured for $1,000. Mrs. Halle had
$500 insurance on the furniture and
D.. Bristow had $500 on his.