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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-13
PRISON
PROBE WAS
A FARCE
Penitentiary Guard Declares Me-
KeIway Spent Most Of His Time
Visiting With Meyer.

The inside story of the ''investiga
tion" of the Atlanta Federal Prison,
which DR.. A. j. McKelway, a child
labor expert of Washington, has just
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-13

Continued on Page 2, Column 4.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-25
HIGH School vi CA.
HELD FIRST Meeting
SPLENDID TALKS FOLLOWED
SERVING OF \ ENCII-
LENT LUNCHEON.

The high school Y. NJ G. A. held
their first meeting at the Presbyterian
church last evening The feed was
prepared by the members of the
church kitchen. Mrs Boyer kindly
assisted the boys In setting the table
and an excellent meal was spread and
served by the boys for a charge Of
II cents.
An orchestra composed entirely Of
high school boys opened the evening
with crash Of music as crowd OF
eighty boys took their places and four
other selections were given as the
meal progressed, Sandwiches, pickles
cocoa and pie made up the menu.
Speeches followed after the repast.
Physical, mental and spiritual ad
vancement, the three things for
which the Y NJ. c. A. stands, were
the subjects Of the talks. James
Tuttle and j. w Robb spoke upon
athletics and the y. NJ. c. A., George
Martin, Walton Clinton and Professor
Katz spoke on education and the Y.
NJ &. A.. and George Bowen, Miles
Robinson and MIR. w. H. Hake spoke
upon the religious side of the organi
ZatiOn.
Chester Flemmlng, president, was
toastmaster. The good number that
turned out at the first meeting as
sures success for the coming years
work.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-25
DARTLESVILLE GAMBLING
JOINT WAS HELD UP
ROBRERS ARE SAID TO BE PROM
INENT BUSINESS
MEN.


Special 10 The World
BARTLESNILLE, Okla, Nov. "a
-Unmasked, but each armed with
reyolyers, two men said to be promi-
neut in business circles, tired OF beng
held up because of the high cost OF
living, turned holdups early today,
entered a gambling Joint and forced
proprietor and guests to stick en-
up" While one OF the men held the
crowd at bay with two siXshooters, the
other shook them down They filled
a sack with $3.50 and left the joint
Outside, one of the men, fearing a
"nfty-fifty' split would not pay for
his trouble, held up his pal and made
him turn over all the loot. Both are
fugitives from Justice.
As soon as their identity is fully
established, warrants will be issued for
their arrest on the charge of highway
robbery The gambling house propr
etor fears 10 prosecute them as state
law makes gambling an otfense pun
ishable by three-year sentence In the
penitcntiary. The county viii prose-
cute the holdups, The affair has
caused a sensation,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-25
RELIEF Commission Moves ON.

IONDDN, Nov 24.-"t4 - p. M =
The war relief commission Of the
Rockefeller foundation has completed
its preliminary Investigation here aud
will depart for Holland tomorrow. Tho
commission plans 10 visit also HaVre,
bordeaux. Paris. switzerland and per
haps Austria and Scryia. The date Of
Germany has not been Ned.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-25
Chicngo rrnhcr. OptImistic.

CHICAGO. Nov 2l-TrHding on
the stock exchange today, the second
day of It's opening. was optimistic.
Traders wanted Chicago. Milwaukee
Il ST Paul az a price equivalent to the
closing July 30. but only twenty
shares could he rounded up. sixty
shares Of American Can were sold at
81. am advance of - points over the
July close. Some shares of the Stude-
baker Corporation changed hands at
"a. am advance of points over the
minimum due To- reports that Iresi
don't Fish had returned from Europe
with orders for vehicles from Groat
Britlia asgrgc1ruE Sl5,0OO.oOO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-25
Disease KilIcs Mnny Horses.

MONTREAL, Nov. 24.-FneUmOnIa
has caused the death Of over fifty
horses out of batch Of seven hun
dred and forty-two, purchased by
agents OF the French government for
light cavalry service and brought to
Montreal from Texas 1t Is feared an
equal number may succumb. The ami
mails arrived on Sunday and were
placed in a shed ON steamship pie.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-25
FIRE LADDIES Will
BANQUET TOMORROW
ANNUAL "FEED" OF DFP\R1
MFNT WILL BE
GIVEN.

Arrangements are being made FOR
the annual firemen's banquet at the
Hotel Tulsa Thursday evening at .
o'clock. This is the event of the year
for the fire laddies, and an occasion
of much celebrity, being tho once
a-year-g get together time for the whole
bunch
As usual all the city officials, the
mayor. the auditor and the commits
sioncrs are invited and all the pre-
vious mayors Of the city who can ar
range to be present on the occasion.
All the city officials and the eNmay
ors are on the speaking list for the
occasion.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-25
senator StcphcnSou IN.

MARINETTE. Wis, Nov. Isaa C
Stephenson, United States senator
from Wisconsin. is i'll at his home here
with an acute digestive ailment. Sena
tor Stephenson recently celebrated
his Cghty-fifth birthday.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-16
SrOrlOn 6Ojitolr.

9enmare, q. 3.
8rorion 9giifole beg0n0te lin
@irfiom6e6 ior / 2lor oen "a. go.
bomber.
REQ Observation-Disclosures
1rinitatis airfe talte 9aItor @tao-
nusien, 6Iarton, aIoorIigt % mo
trpngenoe ODER So. 2, 8.
Otter @uOstieneiten bar ser Sol.
lesipisning / Sfolens Spiieial; co.
baluanoet Sunoreoe MenneIfer par
til Steoe.
On @ftermiooagen talte Or.
Aielien ira aina, ierit ior 9ernene
% iiOen ior belle 6orianlinoen.
5GngilenOe fortaIte ban ON Sci
neiernes 2iD, oereS 5attigoom oq
2eoebis, Den materielle og oanoe.
lige 100, iom rliger ober Solicit, og
Snteresien ior aina Daftes poerIi.
gere oe0 en- 3Gfte 3ing, iom Or.
Rielien, bapoe toget meo fig 6iem
til 5remoisning.
8eo 4itenmeoet BOO Sfolens me
9eitDrer, Rnit. s. 6. 0ieIien, 3ions
MenigbeO, DC / 0a9ens Sob anfom.
ne Gleuer bierteIig belfommen. San
irenrbgoeOe isrIt og iiOit, at 9ror-
Jon 9siifole bar en- friitelig @ei.
ifole, bpis M}anl bar at iere unge
til ariihu5. Bait. Semen, S~tanonrO,
4lberta, 6olot ienere ct 6oreorag,
en- Communicating mellem 3uti.
Den og Decentralization, og Ge-
item al aftenen ~tilbrogte8 meoSnna,
forte Goler % 9iones6orO.
8ornoen 9eitorereu5 Gait. 6. 6.
Rielien. er to 2Grere fn0ttet til
Sfolen, Der ollereoe fan meloe
iilot Su5, 81 manOlioe Gleoer.
grbeioet cr / ful0 Sang /
alasieoqrelierne ON Qagen, pao
8arelierne ON @ftermiOoaaeu o1
4iten.
Soer Goa begpnoer meo anoogt.
leoat al Bait. @ielicn eler 02is-
iionGr Nat6iaien ira SgnOeripl-
lano, JON 6liper / 9rinitati5 Ne
uig6eo 8interen ooer.
90 oct cr grorion SgiifoIe8
@ennerS @aab. at @intercn IL
10 maa blioe al 9et0oniug ior ale
G%lcuerne, ct N1inoeoar, boori oe
6leo oogtigoiorte til 2ioet.
@n Glen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-16

aIlereoe / 1890; men ban bar fit.
fert pgret SiGloen / 4rbeioet; ban
er Ben, Ser Jar iaaet Sp0el, Der
iiOen bar en- iaa man9ioloig 6rligt.
san par en- N}an0, Der par belt
oct ban bnr, ban par OMIT gre6et Al
ll%ganoaernes Aeo % @len0ig5eo,
~ iel0 i De nroliaite 50rbolO Diit,
lai. at ban Itoleoe pna Ell @uo
DER ol0ri9 bar ifllffet, % ban p3l
forDi5iet ON at ban (@no) Dar
araiteH bag 6orbpnget Der Dilae
fore fine Sag rem til SER. D}ocfaD
er Den. Der bar lnat @rtmoDoloen
5Dorpaa Be anore bar bDgget, %
ban traa0te oe 5por, bDori De an.
ore iuIgte. san CT MI life mere;
men Der er 9rl1g ior Here al bans
aarafter / Mi5iion5nrbeioet % Lao
mig fao 2oD at fac til o8, Ger
aoar Der meo oct 6ormoal at tie.
he Misiionens @erre", enten Def iaa
6liuer oerltoe eGfer 9er6iemme, at
@ll0s Or6 bar Suroeigens aroit
en0nu til at uorette Get, bportil
oen er neoIagt, og lao port 2io %
nor @erning bare ioaoon, at Or
maa irtte ct Spor / geroen, ioo
at bno6e Dem. oi fGroes i6lonOt.
og De, Der fgIeer efter os i Dor
@erning, fan i%orItaa, 6pao oct par
ui piloe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-16

felsinlot oentcr pan at bere gpan.
qcliet ON Den forsfaiteoe % aenop.
%itanoenoe 5eins ariihls. Cog bill
oette life iiae. at euan1eliet ilet It
fe bar moot nogen Otooitnuo paa
oisie egue: tbi Der iom maage an.
ore 5teoer er ariitsnoommen bic.
bet ~ifreuet meo 9loo, octie geIOar
enOnu mere ON Den Misiion, pi ifal
bpre ON Der, nemlig II Gan 4
9isiionen@.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-16
qambet.

Qan0et liggcr miOt inoe Airita.
begrpniet al Snoon - moo Roro.
inf git.airifa - moo 5Do, en.
gefif gitsalirifa - moo git %
aonaoitaten = moo 9eit. Get er
omtrent oo66elt iaa tort iom 0an.
mart nc0 100000 SnobDggere.
9uao ieloe Sorolnien orgaar, "a
fan man nleo iulo Ret i1nge BET
ianme ON llganoa. ION pi iDu9er
ON Danmarf. Set bngter iia /
9afte-8nl". Get er ogiao ct 8oOt
% irugtbart qan0; enOiteut oct
liaqer liae utoer equatorIinnien.
iaa brenoer Solen oog life alt op.
t6i oct meite al Uganda ligaer 1000
Son oDer 8nnoila0en, % 3egn iaar
DC nof al, omtrent so 1onlenr aar.
Iia. 5oa Den qooe Soro6nno, ben
epige Sontmer, oct be6aaeli8e ali.
MA % Den Ueltilmonlte Re9nmpna.
De aer 2nn0et imoa0eligt irlIgtbart,
iaa @roDe 1asmisien mener, Of
8inirugterne j Uganda fan itaa
Nlaal mco Den 8inorlflaie. ionl
Speioerne forOim toB meo til6aae
fra aanaan, Der par ian itor, at to
maatte bare Oen pan en- Stang.
"a. Moie 9o9 10, 81 il9.).
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-16
Smle6no
mae % aamIe.

Slllebuo omiatter 143 5ioer me6
ielaenoe Sno6oI6: On er bgilia
elifet - Sea clIfer Sulcn - Mel.
lem to SnIenftener O9 9errens
alarbeo ifinne6e ON Dem @n
Mooer SuIeaiten gaaite-
morgen Gn 8interbiitorie =
aOuent - @uosirpgt er npttig til
ale 9ing 9onoe og @roieSior. "
Sulebuo er Ell ifen 5~re0s6iGien
biemme ira 6ooer6uIet %uelifif
fet iom en- Sulegaoe, 6aaoe for I'M.
&c og aamle.
2rierl on iful0e febe SuIebuo
baaoe for DIG ielo og for en- eaer
anOen, JON on oilOe oerne ien6e el.
goo Slilebilien.
Sillebiro inas / 9oniIb 2utbcrnn
Rlibl. Soltie, og foiter so Gts.
g.. 9. Gbriftionen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-16

8inirngterne Uganda tan itaa
Nfaal mco Den 8inoruflaie. ionl
Speioerne ioroum toB meo tilbaae
fra aanaan, Der par ian itor, at to
maatte barre Den pan en- Stang.
"a. Moie BOG t3, 81 flg).
6olfet
er ct 9lan0ingsfoIf, boilfet enoml
ION les al Den lpiere % mertere
Su0forue. Ri9ets @runoIPgger er
aintu, Der paa inmme Lilo min0er
baaoe ON ben sitting. abrnbnl
inOtager oper Seoeiolfet, % 9olger
9anifc for 9aniferne. llsonoaer.
ne fer nemlig tiIbnge til aintu bad
De iom 0eres Staminoer Frpit og
aonge. bporimoO bans mpitiife
9oripinoen og Oeres Sagu ON bans
bemmeIige OpboIositeo, at ban en-.
gang oil fomnte igen oe bringe en-
M oa berlia 9i0 ior uaanonfoIfet,
min6er ON Solger 8anIfe.
oiselc6es or Der / llannOas Siito.
RE mango Sfiffelier, iom ligner
meget oe aGn1per, Der omtoles /
@l. Z. SnaIcoes minoer q nj err
meact ON Oen opIoige SGger. Der er
omtalt / I. MOI. 10. uglimroo"
aifbaqa er llganoas Snnion.
ban funoe enc tempe moo 1000 Of
bragtc altiO Seiren 6iem, inotiI Dan
oeo aoinOeIiit TOM 5~ien0ernes
@ol0 ligeiom Samion Wnfin.
quru minber meget ON @oliat6 i
fine aompc, BOG manaler Dc Den life
9ouio til at iul6isre 9;aeoet; til,
@afinguru bleD aI0ria %ooerDun0et
/ aamp. llganOaernes aIroe0raai
er meaet iimpel, Ben beitaar I'm a
ct 9qlte, Der aernre er IaBet Al
@orf raer Sfino.. auin0ens Stil
ling er nteget Lap. bnn bliuer mere
beban0let Iom en- Srnl enc Ell iri
De intti1e Mpno mda iom Regel
febe oeres Suitruer, 6porimoo o.
rige ianr aerne Here, ems Sc brooer
fig ON: Be ipriteIige 9erioner bar
eernc / 5unoreOpis og aonsen i
Triinoui5 al unge apin0er, Der Dag
zig iorsges meo me eller iormin0ifes
beo Mor6, naar aonaen for Mor.
ifabs SfUlo innr 9Dit til at ie gloOct
iI1oe. lln0er iaa0nune 5orbolo fan
mar 10 nof tnnfe fin. at Der life
bar bGret no8en bsi art al SaOe.
IiabpO, men OrrimoO BET mooiatte
Stanleo iiger. eiter at ban babS,
beie9t oisie 5toier Emo Tor Gqua'
tor. at ban BAR lpOerlt iorbaDiet oDcr
oeres nloeles ~nnaturliae llmorali
let; life alene oeres RsgenbeO og
@arbari, men emo mere 6eres Star.
uibolisme o. Rolugama. ia oeres
belle ufoife 9io, ina ban nRreOc
Iuiul ON. at nogen Roat pda Sor-
Den eaer al Simlen piIoe iormad
al lefte bette 5olf al bets Opbe 5or'
neorcIie."
aongen | Uganda er eneonIoig
Net eaer ltret bar life noget at iige.
men fun bans ejebliffeliae 2une eli.
Ter SnoiaIo. Gerior ilpoer Der o..
iaa meget Blob | Uganda; Den MIND.
ite 5orieeIie itraffes meo al mite Ell
eler anoet Gem, inaiom RGie
gre - gie - Singer o. DE
ileite i~trafies meo 9e6cn, urOertioen
fan Ser en6o1 ife Senrettclierr |
5liinopis, iaa Der err n9ppe no9ei
an0et 2nno, pno bpiIfet Oct gnnIe
@ers oil paste beOrr emo pan llgnn.
on: ogIooiae Serb, | buis Sfs6 Der
booes oa Der mproes". - Oct er On
eli beacr unberlint, at ct 9arO, bpor
ct W~cnneifeIip or inn lioet regnet
at set Der bar foitet MiSiionen Itore
Dire at inn Oct braot inc nuOer
ariitcuoommens S~noilpoeIie, buno
Ri iencre Hal bsre ON. Men ier
=. Nor ~ NJ be'rnatr wisiin
men, oil iee serne gsrc nosle iaa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-16
Oct fprhnanebe aors.

On 6ortGlItne ON en- ena
lpnoers 8olg meIlem $50 o.
SsIom. Meo 0ororo al OIier
Ricaro. 800 Sioer. 3 iIIuitrerc
0ntiln1 80 Nts
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-16

9emprfninaer anganenoe Uganda
ernes Religion.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-20
The MILLION DOLLAR MYSTERY
By Harold MacGrath *}r
By Harold MacGrath

disguised as her father, succeeds In
taking her back to sea with him.
Florence satg lire "a the boat and IL
rescued by ship on which Norton has
been sbanghnled.
Norton and Florence, safely ashore
and with no longer any misunderstand-
ing between them. take the train for
home. The train Is wrecked and
Waiting members Of the Black Hun
dred carry the injured Florence TO u
deserted hut. NorfOn, who tries to
rescue her, is tied to the rnilrOad
tracks. Florence saves him and finally
Jones comes 10 the rescue of both.
The Binek Hundred recover the box
jones dropped In the ocean,. by Il
clever rIst Norton and Jones regain
II:
Copyright, 1914; BY Harold Mac
Grath.)
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-20
THE MILLION DOLLAR MYSTERY

"Thc Million Dollar Mystery" viii
run for twenty-five consecutive weeks
I'm this paper. by an arrangement
with the Thanhouser Film Company Il
has been made possible not only &c
read the story in this paper but also
TO see II each week in tho various
moving picture theatres. For the So
luton of this mystery story $4,000
will be given.
Conditions Governing the Contest
The prize Of $4,000 Will be won by
the man, woman or CHI | who writes
the most acceptable solution OF the
mystery, from which tile last two
reels OF the motion picture drama will
be made and the last two chapters of
the story written by Harold Mac
Grath
Solutions may he sent to the Than
houser Film corporation, either at
Chicago or New York. any time up to
midnight. Dec. IA. They must bear
poBtoiIico marks not later tnan tlla,
Eat7, This allows four weeks after
tho first appearance Of the last film
:cIca ;r1 1"' 'hrcn weeks after the
lat Gl..,, .. .,ubi.shed i'm the paper
IN @iiiuii 10 submit the solutions.
a board of three judges will deter
mine which OF the many solutions re-
ceived IL the most acceptable. The
Judgment OF this board will be ahso-
lutte and final. Nothing OF literary
nature will be considered In the de-
cfsion. nor given any preference In
the selection of the winner or tho $l0,-
600 prize. Tho last two reels, which
will give the most acceptable solution
fn NufIt ho. tnI in
the theatres having this feature as
soon as IL is possible to produce the
same. The story corresponding to
these motion pictures will appear In
the newspapers coincidcntally, or as
soon after the appearance of the pic
lures as practicable. With the last
two reels will be shown tho picture
OF the winner, hiH or her home, and
other interesting features. 1t is un-
derstood that the newspapers. so far
as practicable. In printing the last two
chapters of the story by Harold Mac
Grath, will also show a picture of the
successful contestant.
Soiutiou3 to the mystery must not
he more than 100 words long. Here
are some questions to be kept In mind
In connection with the mystery as an
aid to a solution:
No. 1-What becomes of the mil
iionaire?
No. 2--what becomes of the $1,000
600? 6.e
No, .3--Whom does Florence marry?
No. 4-What does becomes OF tho
Russian countess? S3..,- j.
Nobody connected either directly or
Indirectly with "The Million Dollar
Mysteryp will be considered as con-
testant.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-20
Synopsis os Previous Chapters.

Stanley HargreaYc, millionaire after
q miraculous escape from the den of
the gang of brilliant thieves known as
the Black Hundred. lives tho life of n
recluse. for eighteen years. Hargrcave
one night enters n broadway restnu-
rant ard there comes face to face with
the gangs lendcr. 'Brainc.
After the meeting, during which
neither man apparently recognizes the
other. HargTeave hnrries to his mag
niflcent Riyerlale home and lays
plans for making his escape from the
country. He writes q letter to tho
girls school in New Jersey whore IS
years before ho had mysteriously left
on tic doorstep his baby daughter,
Florence Gray. He also pays q visit
60 the hangar OF daredevil aviator :
Braine md members of his band
surround Hargreave's home at night,
but as they enter the house the watch
eFs outside SEQ n balloon leave tho
roof. The safe is found empty--the
million which Hargreaye was known
to have drawn that day was gone. Then
some one announced the balloon had
been punctured and dropped into tho
sea.
Florence arrives from the girls
school. Princess Olga, Hrnine's cbin-
panion, visits hor and claims to. he a
relative. Two bogus detectives call,
bat their plot is foiied by Norton, O
newspaper man,
BY bribing the captain OF the Orient
Nnrtnn lava n tran for Draine and his
gang. princeaa Olga also visits the
Orient's captain and she easily falls
into the reporters snare. Tho Plan
proves aUurtiyg through, firaines s suud
luck and only hirelings fall into tho
hands of tho police. y
Later, Elorenee Is lHrcd from homie
by tho band, but succeeds In freeing
herself from their ciiatclles. Tho nexf
day Jones reIneses,; q box from It's nil.
fng place nsids pursued by Brlfne's
men, rusfies 90 the water front. 4
race I'm motor boats ensues. Jone.
dreNs tl,e boz into tlie sea and with
bis automatic sets fire 10 the pursuing
boat
ga...:.e .> he a .-s.s.a- %
Is captured by one OF Brainess. inei
along the roadside. Norton feseaes
her. They are pnrsned, however, aHt
the pair make their complete escape
only after Norton lias expSnded u lErt
on the fasttappteaehiRe machine will
n bullet. (. ~ t,s ~
After failing In their first attempt,
the ssfaek Hnndrsti Srap Fiorcncs
They ask her for money. hut sks CO.
eapes again foling them
countesR tlIgas selseming Ia Dfeaf
; the eIiRageneht now existing setwoez
Ti0feiie9 iIargrclye ana Merton, in.
fites then both 60 Ter nprsueitt ana
I5tetsatis 10 fAfnk In the tensrter's
nrnlss EleTenee appears IN tho door.
way JUST at the planned 5a0Heft, aht
& s1s q Festsik gives ton bfek his riEc
Aez0iapiices of BEaine sgieeeed n
kidnapping Ri9feHce IN lille slSe ii shop.
ping and hurry hef OF 30 SRA. Norton
( receives q Wireiess later sEzfarmlhg
him tlsEt the slfi had leaped Into The
sea ana Keen q dEeMaed
aloFenee is' picked slps i,s y dasea
e0haltian ~ q parry Of slsHoriaeps Tiie
llesS :. llfatl soeate heefs md ksraipss;
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1914-05-01
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mat Ring was over from Prentice
/ Monday
Tom Adams, of Ingram, was in
the city Monday.
Miss Gertrude Biller went to
Rice Lake Saturday.
L. M. Soule and Geo. Russell went
to Bruce Wednesday.
Gerhard Moe left Monday on a trip
to Barron and Minneapolis.
House and lots for sale on monthly
payments. A. N. ANDERSEN.
Sam Richie sold his residence on
East Lake-av. to George Luell, Jr,
Tuesday
Grin S. Bishop returned to ST.
Paul Wednesday to resume his en-
ployment there
The work of excavating for the
new Christian church was COM
menced this week.
All people wanting ice from Peo-
pies Ice Company may call up No
1.-E NJ Worden stiff
|. Commencing next Sunday the even
ing service at the Methodist church
will begin at o'clock.
w. s. Sergeant and daughter,
Miss Jessie, of Sheldon, were La
dysmith visitors Saturday.
The annual supper of the W. r.
G. wi he given at the Odd Fellows
hall May IS. Watch for further no.
tic2.
Comedy and sentiment beautifully
blended in 1.-THE Maid and the Min
list r. are the hit of the season. At
opera house May f.
Atty. and Mrs L. E. McGill re-
turned Saturday from their visit
Of several weeks in Alabama and
other southern states
The ladies of ST. Mary's church
will give a card party at the par
ish hall on the evening of Thursday,
May 7. All are cordially invited.
The ladies of the Scandinavian LII
theran church will meet with Miss
Jenson at the residence of the Phil
lips Bros. next Thursday, May T.
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Another of the popular dances at
Kadlec's hall will be given Saturday
night and music will be furnished by
the Symphony Orchestra. Tickets
will be so cents.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist church will meet with
Mrs. Cary Noble Wednesday, May
l. 6. Luncheon will be served. All are
| invited.
J. C. Lowry, of Bruce, was in La
dysmith last Saturday. He went to
the twin cities Sunday and will re-
main for some time there and at
Wells, Mimi.
Nh and Mrs. AL. Chriske and
children, of this city, and Peter
Chriske, of Conrath, returned to La
dsmith yesterday from three-days'
visit at Hurley.
Miss Ruth Wirtenberger returned
Saturday from Merrill, where she
has spent the past three months
visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Will Alpine,
Chief Culver informs the News
Budget that chickens must not be
allowed to run at large within the
city limits. 1t is contrary to the
city ordinances and the ordinances
are to be enforced.
Misses Emma and Cordelia Baum
bach, Fred Rauhut and sister, Miss
Mary. John Barfknecht and sister
Miss Freda, and Ed. Behrend and
family spent Sunday at Weirgor, Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs Henry Reitel
Mrs. Arthur Wilmot and son
Hampton, came down from Bayfield,
Saturday to visit two Or three weeks
at the home of Mrs Wilmot's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hampton.
Cancer (Tumors and Lupus) o.
breast mouth, eye, skin and all &C
cessible parts cured without USE
of knife Or pain. The aged and fee
BILE find special comfort in my treat
B ment. Come or write me. DR.. Will
Jams, Specialist in Cancer. Estab
l lished IA years. 1900 University-av
S. E., Minneapolis. (Save this no
tice.)
Mr.. and Mrs G. K. Ellingson
daughters Mabel and Luella, and son
Robert, Parcher, Maynard and EN-
DRY, of Hawkins, were in this cit
last Friday afternoon and left O.
the Velvet Special that night TO
Chicago, enroute to Norway. The
will visit the worlds exposition a
Christiania and will then go on t
the old home of the Ellingson's a
a place 20 miles north of Berger
They expect to be gone four months