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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-30
SPELLING BEE IN CHASE COUNTY
Prizes Awarded in Annual Even
Among Chase County Students.


Cottonwood Falls, Kan, March 80.
The sixth annual spelling contest Of
the district schools of Chase county
was held in this city. Forty-eight pu-
pills took part in the contest which
jur.ior class, composed Of pupils below
the seventh grade. ana an advanced
class, including the seventh. eighth
and ninth grades.
!. Miss Clara wilson, Of Prairie Hin,
waa the winner Of the advanced
grades with Miss Beth Willis of Mat
field Green. second, and William RELY.
Of this place. third. In the Junior con-
test, the first prize was awarded to
Miss Virginia Stout, Of Marble Hill:
Ella Mae Coe of this city, won sec
ond place. and Esther Rennells, Of
Cedar Point, on third. Cash prizes OF
IS, So and 50 for first second and
third places respectively were award
ed in each match. The forty-eight
contestants taking part represented
each Of the eight townships of the
county, the six champion spoilers from
each township being determined at the
recent township contests.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-30

Mandrake" il the Biblical name Of
what We call May Apple. OF the May
Apple. Encyclopedia Britannica defin-
ing the word Podophyllin says: MAN
drake or May Apple Root. . popular
remedy much used by those averse to
calomel or other mercurial prepare
lions. hence has been called Vegetable
.Calomel.'"
Our grandsires used May Apple
Root. tea or powder. as q Liver Regu-
latOr. It has survived by virtue Of its
merit as q starter Of Bile. Our fore
fathesr said: Tt makes tho Liver
act"-whtch il true in the sense that It
releases the Bile from the Liver.
Bile Is the one natural germicfde
that overoomes germ growth In the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-30
CYCLONE AT FREDERICK.
Town Wrecked-Four Fam1aes Miss
ing-Heavy Rains.

ing-Heavy Rains
Mcpherson, Kan. March 3o.-The
village of Frederick, on the northern
border Of Rice county. was swept by
a tornado and one woman. Mrs.
Charles Van Buskirk, was dangerously
injured. A number of houses were
wrecked. Several persons are report
ed missing.
Meager reports from Frederick,
which has a population OF about $50.
are that the tornado swept the sur
rounding country and caused wide
spread damage, although there are no
reports of fatalities. No general sur
vey of the storm-swept district can
be made until morning.
The telephone and telegraph wires
are down all over the surrounding
country and the roads are blocked
with the wreckage of fences and trees.
The tornado was followed by heavy
rain and electric storm.
A message from Frederick said that
no lives were lost In the tornado. but
the property damage in the village and
telephone and telegraph companies re-
port all wires within ten miles of
Frederick down and messages to the
storm district remain undelivered.
Persons who tried to drive from
Lyons to Frederick were turned back
by wreckage which blocked the roads.
Barb wire entanglements. telephone
poles and debris Of various kinds made
roads impossible.
Storm At Ellsworth.
Ellsworth. Kan, March 30.-Etls-
worth suffered the worst flood in her
history Streets were impassable in
the business district and Easements Of
the store buildings were full Of wa
ter. Hail fell continually for three
hours.
Telephone operators were marooned
at the central Offices.
Mrs. E. Wheeler was barely saved
from drowning when she attempted to
cross Canal street. Business men were
unable to reach home on account of
the wind and high water. and strenu-
GUS efforts were necessary to save the
mercantile houses from inundation.
Work was greatly hindered by lack of
lights, as the electric light plant went
out Of commission.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-30
X. s. A. O. JOURNALIST QUITS.
Harlan smith Leaves School On Ac-
count Of Health.

Manhattan, Kan, March 3o.-Har-
Ian Smith, head Of the publicity de-
partment of the State Agricultural
college, has sent his resignation to the
board of educational administration.
Poor health is the cause Of his wish
ing to leave the college.
Smith has been connected with the
department of Journalism since his
graduation from the college In 1911.
He was assistant to Charles Dillon
AND when Dillon went to Topeka last
July, Smith was given complete con-
trCl Of the department.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-30
BUILDING IN ATCHIsON.
Two New Churches and Modern Thea
ter on the List.

ter on the List, -
Atchison. Kan, March 30.-Two new
$40. 900 churches and $4,000 theater
will be built here in the next year. The
Baptist church already has plans under
way for the erection OF q new church
building and Sunday school auditorium,
and the Methodist church congregation
has voted to raise $4,000 for a new
church. At present Atchison u without
a theater. the old Seaton theater hav-
ing been condemned two years ago.
However, the contract and lease for the
new thcater has been let and the lessees
expect to open the house by the middle
Of September. Vaudeville will be- the
attraction but comic operas and dra-
mas will be booked.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-30
TRAIN HITS MOTORCHCuE.
Boy and HIS Father Injured In


Haviland. March 3O.-Emerson
Pitts was painfully and probably fatal
ly injured Saturday when he and his
father. Elias Pitts, were struck by
westbound Rock Island passenger
train. The two were riding ON a
motorcycle. The sons left hip was
broken, also his left leg between the
knee and ankle. and his face was
scratched In a number OF places. He
was taken to q hospital at Hutchinson.
The senior Mr.. Pitts suffered an in
jured foot, but this IL not thought to
be serious.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-30

fntestfnes. A free normal now Of Bile
lection and intestinal disorders.
For years chemists have labored to
overcome the only objection ever
raised to Podophyllin-the gripping
and at last have succeeded and offer
to the world . new formula called
sPoDoIax'-'sPoDo' from Podophyl-
lin and Lax" meaning laxative or
gentle in action Is confrasted with its
former cathartic or purging effect
PoDoLax II good to taste and 10
taken by children from spoon or
glass without the usual resistance.
Best results are had by single dose
when q bad taste. or bad breath, or
coated tongue are first noticed Ask
for PoDoLax and be sure ito get Po-
DOIAX.
smoothe Out with DIR. Bells Pine-TAr-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-30
MENU FOR TUESDAY.
By MRS. FLORENCE RAJ.

PRACTICAL ..low cost Of living menu, by
the consistent use Of "1eft-overs,'' al
waste IL eliminated
BREAKFAST.
Fresh Rhubarb
Broiled Triple Fried Potatoes
Toast Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Toasted Crackers Crab Salad
Tapioca Pudding in Cups
DINNER.
Onion Soup
Cold Sliced Corn Beef
Mashed Potatoes Dandelion Greens
Fruit Salad
Tropical Snow
BREAKFAST - Fresh Rhubarb-
Peel and cut in thin pieces. Sprinkle
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-30
LAMBETH GUILTY.
Convicted by Jury OF Killing Mexican
Gambler.

lola, Kan, March 3O.-After deliber-
ating 4S hours a jury In the district
court returned a verdict finding Hugh
Lambeth guilty of granddaughter In the
second degree Lambeth was charged
with first degree murder in connection
with the killing Of Jose Hernandez, 9
Mexican. at Moran. February 3.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-30
METHODIsTs AT MANKATO.
Bishop w. o. Shepard Is Presiding
Over Conference.

Mankato. Kan. March 3o=Hun-
dreds Of ministers and laymen were
here for the Sunday services of the
Northwest Kansas conference Of the
Methodist church in session here.
Many questions of interest to this Sec
ton of the state are under discussion
and already plans for more aggressive
work In the coming year have been
planned.
Bishop William o. Shepard Of Kan
sas City. Kan, 10 presiding at the
gatherings
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-30
Military Company at Horton

Horton, Kan. March 30.-A company
OF state militia has just been organized
here The following officers have been
elected: John r. Thompson, captain:
Andrew ]. Thompson. first lieutenant:
ant. Considerable enthusiasm II being
shown among the young men Of this
locality in the new project and 1t IL
believed that the company can secure
full enlistment.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-30
BAN ON GAY GOWNS.
Modest Dresses for Frankfort Sweet
Girl Graduates.

9Th GfA0uAte8.
Frankfort. Kan, March 30-The
Frankfort school board has decreed
that material for commencement
dresses shall not cost to exceed S. and
prospective graduates have been noti-
fled that they cannot appear on the
stage in expensive gowns. That there
will be no dress parade Of sweet girl
graduates IL made emphatic in the or
der of the board. They will not only
limit all graduation gowns to an ex-
pense Of S, but will refuse to permit
fancy dresses to be worn at the gradu-
alton exercises.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-30
WILLIAMSBURG AFTER MONEY
VIII Try to Get 1900 Offered b,
w. r.. Stubbs.

Ottawa, Kan, March 30.-As a re-
suit of the visit Of DIR. w. A. Nc
Keever. head Of the child welfare bu-
reau of Kansas university, to Will
Harrisburg last week, the Williams
burg Child Welfare association was
organized with the election of the fol-
lowing officers: President, Mrs. NJ.
NJ Melchert; vice president, Mrs J. H.
McFerren: secretary-treasurer, Prof.
M. H. Harper; publicity agent, Mrs.
John Claypool.
Nearly every patron in the Will
Harrisburg school district is a member,
and Williamsburg Is going after the
$1,000 prize offered by Governor
Stubs to the community proving that
1t has the best community in which to
raise children. An enthusiastic rally
Of the Williamsburg schools was held
last week and Doctor McKeever was
the principal speaker.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-30
Fen on saw-afay Recover.

Muscotah, Kan, March 3e.-It is be-
lieved that Otto Coder. q young man
who stumbled and fell backward into
a circular saw here q few days ago.
cutting open his side from the shoulder
to the hip. will recover. The wound In
fifcted by the saw was 16 inches long
and inches deep, and required 100
stitches to sew it up. The saw also
penetrated his hip bone
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-30
Quarrel Has Fatal Ending.

Wichita, Kan, March 30.-Jay M.
Brew died In a hospital here Saturday
after his brother-in-law, Samuel
Crawford, had struck him in the face
with his fist following a quarrel over
some property. Crawford was arrest
ed. Brew, who was SIS years old, did
not regain consciousness after being
hit.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-30
SHERMAN H. HOYT DEAD.
Sold Supplies at LeavenWoFth
Wagon Trains.

Kansas City, Mo-, March 30.-Sher-
man H. Hoyt. a Kansas pioneer. 70
years old, who sold supplies to the
wagon trains which left Fort Leaven-
worth to cross the plains In the eos.
died Sunday at a hospital In Kansas
City, Kan. He formerly was a whole
sale grocer in Chicago. came to Leav-
enworth in 1861 and later moved to
Kansas City, Kan.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-30

have been placed In the Segregation
ward at the hospital. Anti-toxin has
heen administered and none OF the
cases have proved serious.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-30

Prairie Company Closes Wells.
Independence, Kan. March 3d.
The Prairie Oil & Gas company today
instructed its men in the Cushing field
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-30

nut. Continue until the dish IL full
and pour over all powdered sugar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-06
&Drjei9em
BON 2un9enbeitb,perbe

Gn6alten6er @uiten, Sieber uno Madtz
lld}fpe1B geboren mnter Die 5Dmptome ernz
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ttbe tit 5ebr tpobltbuenb, inbem es Gin
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p19e 9etlungen. 2eiet 6teles:
@beu @itp. 500.
n9errenl SD bate einem 1dlimmen
&uiten, 3a@tf@tpetb unb gnt5inoung in
netnen 2ungen. Gin Mann, ser midi
b1tlten borte. rtetb mir, SIR N%lteratibe al
gehmen. Sd ipuroe 10 f@limm, oaB ser
9pttor ia9te, i9 mubte nn6 8ppn1iua
geben. Sd that es, unb als id bort an
tam lpnrbe id itets 16limmer. 9auu
ertnnerte tG nt6, mas mir mber Shire
Meoi5in geiagt tpurbe SD beqau,1 tie 3u
nebmen. Ser Mppetit beiierte iih raid,
Sieber nno Na9tf6tpeiB lteuten lid Elm,
mp nber elm Sabr BIN i6 tpobl unb BEL
b%eiierer @eiun6beit, oenn lie 8ubor. (Nbz
getir3t.) Mffioapit. g. s. Sonar.
@dman'S Mlterutine lit ie6r mirtiam
bel 2uftr0brsn &atarrb uno beftieen
ggl!nge11.Sel@tpsroen uno i'm Aufbou seq
CUR 8eruohnhett nernenoen9r N.hmt
tetne Sub1titute an. &leine Nla5de S1,0O.
re9uldre Slai6e 5000. gerfauft BEL ser
Nolitor &rug so. Shre,bt @dmau va
boratortum. N6ilubelpbiu Ha., fir hna
Bldletn Der 9eilungen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-06

Sc; 81. s. @oolittIe, @ta6t @auf Centre
$100.58; @ermann @latt, Sopn Mbonb
bile 1851; Mab. 8drbm1m, Totpn
8apnesbiIe $5.18; Sbos. 2orinier. Sotpn
@oen Gate $S.7s s; $obn $; @ :
$otpn Chen Gate 1888; 9D. 3lli@, So!pn
2ugemburg, 1885; g. SO. Ntpoob, Sill
lage Belgrade 1921; Matb. Confer, Sill
la9e ct. M@olas 1921; Sranf @tidneD,
Eotpn Mnine Yroirie SAB; Solepb
@ebnoorfer, Sopn Mortb Sort $1,000;
Ssreb. Ma1ber, Eotpn Nortb Sort 1858;
q. 8. Bon6er @aar, Sopn @robe 1919;
@m. Sreri9, 3otpn @robe $500; @oo6z
portb @lebator 60. 1885; Sbeo Selbz
ba1s, Totpn Snrmtng 1926; Sobn Ma11s,
Topn 8afefiel6 $6.71; Sen. 8loms,
Bilaqe ct. Mntbonp $35.96; %. 6.
Monbo, 8illage @i@mon6 $3.50; Yeter
Scacobb, 8iDage ct. Marttn 1921; Geo.
g. 8inter, Billage MlbonD 1914; seSacob
2emm, @ilage Mibmono $1.82; Sarnes
Bruce, 8ilage 8rooten 1896; g. 81.
@m1f@ 8ilage Sreeport $1.93; Hubltc
5erbice Co., Eofpn ct. glouo $69.08;
Mlg. 0rtb, Sotpn ct. @loub $3.50
ourbgefriden) $3.50; Msote @ranite
g., &omn ct. CLOUD 1855; Srau 6.
6ebneder, Sotpn ct. Mueuita 1884; 8.
s. @ridion, Sotpn 2pnben 1928; 8. S.
Mnberfon, Soipn Maine &rairie $2.67;
6. Sc. 5tidneb, Sotpn Maine Yrairte
$4.55; s. 81. S%arnstportb, $otpn Matne
Brairie $2.08; 6. 8. 9tbble, $otpn @ant
Centre $7.O3; 81. S. Boblmann, Sotpn
Dat $34.39. Ser 8oar6 Ser County
gommiHdre bon Stearns gorntb, W2inn:
(@iegel) S. 8. &otpalfopsfi, Sacob
@eber. @t@. SOTO, S. 8. @mfielb.
0iholas Sbomeb. County, Muoitor.
Nuf Mntrag ertp6blte Der 8oarb bic
folaenoen % Rerfonen I'M in 1914 alS
@robge19norene 3u bienen: @tnbt ct.
@lonb - Saeob Sa,sft So1epb 8oos,
Muguft Ortiz; Sran3 S@mio, $otpn Npom;
@efer 2uad, $opn @rodtpap; ssobn u.
@8e@, $otpn @oloin9; Nnor. 8aI8, $otpn
gf. So1epb; Saul Ba1er. Sotpn @ate<
feb; Sran3 Moreboufe. @tabt Melrofe;
So. 6. @eper, Sotpt @robe; Setter SAUL
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-06
Ser Morbitern. 9onnertaa, ben 6. Musmt 1914.

terrell & @imons, @tabt @elroie 1851;
ST. @ropn, 9taot Melrofe $5.93; Sobn
g. @ailbrattb, Truitee, @taot Mielrole
$215.09; q. S. @teffen, @taot Melro{e
$24:6S; Sbps. Moorbouie. 5taot MelroIe
$16:62; s. 8. Mat11, Madlab, @ta6t
@taot 5allt Centre 1878; Sobanaa
Yiersfalla, 5plpn Npon $4.55; Sames
Bruce, 1olpm Qate George $7,07; Sobn
Sdafer, Sotpu @oen 2ate 1924; 5iunon
2ooermeier, Eopn ct. Martin 1862;
Matb. golep, Tolpu Mapmono $10.45;
@p. aolling, Tupn gro,p 2afe $25. 70;
5; @oraer6ina Nillase &oloin9 SPLIT;
M. VI. 5dnlb, Tillage SagnesbiIe $780,
OF; O.M. &attou, 8ilage 8rooten $9.98;
Sobn 6. Sberi on, Wi0age Belgrade $27.<
43; 6. S. Nbelu, @ilage 9oloi19 $22.z
rs; Mngult Ortiz, Conn ct. CLOUD, $1.47
nt1t geltriden, $500; =. S. Nee6,
Conn Sc 5aut $19.36; S. 81. Tlatbers,
Sotpn Sc 5auf $23.97. 9aB folaen6es
cine genaue 2iite Der Perlo1aleigen=
tbums lteuern in genauntem @olntb lit
fir gellann1tes Sa6r, Die nad lleber3eltz
gll1g Ser 8ebDrbe ni6t 5m follettiren lit
uno oaber bon %be1agter Deb0rbe 6nrdz
itpi6en lpurbe: g. St. 2unbblao, @ta6t
ct. CLOUD $2.5S; Sobn @oldosti, @taot
ct. @lou6 $3.50; s. S. 8abl, @toot ct.
@louo $3.77; 81. Duncan, 5ta6t ct.
glou6 $1.91; 8. 8. CHS, @tabt ct.
@loub $17.09; %. S. 3abes, @taot at.
@lonb Sail; Sobn @roB, @ta6t ct.
@loub $3.50; Sen 8lb, 9ta0t ct. glouo
$2:57; 70. q. Sranees, 9taot ct. glol6
1885; @artmnm & Molitor, 5taot ct.
CLOUD (Molttor be3ablte) $14.1O;
5drooer & 8ad, 5tabt ct. @louo $tO.z
05; Maria Maper, 9taot ct. Glonb
1897; 8. 8marsfp, 5tabt ct. @lou6
1901; So. 8loms, 5ta6t ct. @louo
$685.; sc. g. Stunt, 56abmei 1ter Granite
Zig. 60, @tabt ct. @lon6 $51.85.
Srar5 @bittid, @taot ct. @louo $685.;
&atbarina 5quer, 5ta6t ct. @louo 81
II; Srau sos. 9unobue, 5ta6t Melroie
1851; Carl nblenfamp, @ta6t Melroie
$7.o5; $. q: @6effielo, Sta6t Melroie
1884; S. S. @bipps, @taot Melrple ST.
40; Gliie @lob, 5taot Melroie 1851;
Sreb. Mrtbur, 5ta0t Welrofe 1898; 6.
Sno0graB, 5taDt Melroie $10.8S; 8.
W. 8ation, @tabt Melroie $685.; Mnna
@enrp, @tabt Wfelro1e $3.50; g. s. g6e<
net, Sotpn Melro1e 1891; 30. clifton,
Somn Melrofe 1912; S. 6. 8orfing,
@taot @alt Centre $14.65; 81. S. @olm<
berg, @tnbt @nuf Centre $4.07; gilbert
6at6, @ta6t 6auf Centre $2.64; g. $.
Sourmeier, @taot @aut Centre 1886;
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$500; 9rndin@en uno Mn5eigen $4,000;
MsablaB9ert@tsa1slagen $1,000; Inter-

$500; 9rndia@en uno Nn5eigen $4,000;
lhlbung be6irftiger &inber $t100; @erz
ld1e0ene @ountDz Gebenuez un6 County,
8ge9ezNnslagen $1,000; 8orpablz unb
Observation-Disclosures $1,000; 3uiam<
men $66,5O0. Nebit6em trnr6en 3tpei
Mias am g]onor onf alice iteuerbare
GIgentbum fir 8egez unb gri!den8nede
aen1db &apiiel 344 Der 1pe3ieuen @e1ebe
BON 1887 gelegt. l1nb mir legen 1 Mtu
lllr e1nen acknowledgement Sonb in
1eDem Conn i'm @onntb auBerbalb infor<
p%ortrter TiQages unb 5tdbte qemGB Gee
ttpn Al bon &apitel 235 6. 6. 1918.
yteb1toem legen mir cine W2iu a1f aIles
iteuerbare @igentbum, um einen Sill
%gnngsfon6 3n grinben, Der MIR fiirgourtz
balts : Ban3tpede bertpen6et iperben fou.
Aur Nntrag tpur0en folgenbe 3ednun=
gen erlanbt unb DEM @e}eb 3ufoIge 3ur
3ablun9 .angetpieien: Sotpn @robe, @ez
9enrbett IN berf9te6enen 5ectionet1 $84.<
~; Sotpn %2uremburg, 8egearbeit IN
beridieoenen @ectipnen. $279.8O; Eopn
Modbi1e, 8riidenarbeit in 6ect. 9 $751;
"; TtQage ct. Ntbolas, @egearbeit in
5ect. 10 $685.; 81. 8. Broner, 9ien1t
beim @ountparaben 80 $4,000; Conn.
g. Chute = Snipi3ierung bes Der @oun<
toeraben 80 nns 33 $14:50; Sngenieurz
6ienfte beim gountp > @raben SO. 80
$500; Sn1pi3iren Ser Gonntb : @raz
ben 80 unb 33 $27.88; Snipi3ieren oes
@onntharabens 80 $500. S. $. Can
ftelo, 8eitpobnen Der gountp : 8eriammz
lnngen uno Mrbeit bel benz gountbgraben
80 un6 80 $4,000; 9onobue & Stephens,
Nntpaltsgebibren beim 81 untb9raben SO
$25:oo; Sos. s. Gid Mrbeit an County
graben 80 $3.50; 8alentin @erman,
goarober1 ommlnngen unb Mrbeit am
@raben 90 nnb 38 $1,000; S. 8: @otpal<
totpstt, Observation-Disclosures unb Mrbeit
beim @%ountp9raben 80 nnb SO $500;
Mtd. 2ofo bs9leihen $3.50; Sacob 8ez
Der oes9letaen $500; Sobn Gang, @inz
tragung elmer Glen, go%utnpsraben SO
$500; @rn{t q Motins, arbeit am Staots<
tpege go. Z $500. Tran8 Mbleg @rbeit
am Staatspeee / $3.50; Matb. STILES
oesglei@en $92.60; Mi9. Mttinion bes>
glei@en $23.5o; Geo. 8arg, besgleiden
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grotp @iber;; Sran8 2emfe, Totpn Sar<
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9taot ct. glouo - gb. 9iber, 8ernb.
Meber, @eorg 2auer, Mnton Beffer; Sobn
zimmerman, Sown Mlbanb; @einri6
gbtrbart, Eotpn 8rodtpap; $. $. Doung,
Sotpn @ol6ing; &ermann 560ner, Tomn
Dat; 8ernb. Qiiden, Sotpn Sarming;
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bile; 9arrD Stei6en, Sotpn Matne
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lepb; Ni6ael @irnratb, Sotpn Bafez
fielo; Mtd. Gallagher, Sta6t Melro1e;
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6atn, Sotpn @robe; @u1t. 2eperion, Sotpn
Nortb Sort; Slug. Blomberg, Soipn @rop
&iber. = @uf Nntara9 8erta9ung Biz 8
llbr anbern Morgens.
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@. sc. @%alfaree, 9erter, &c.,,
ffa1fte 6olep Mierenpillen fir Srm
&alfarce> tpelbe nit 10 fro1fen 9tte=
rem nieoerlag, baB man ibr belfen
muBte ii6 5u betpegen. Ct iagt: ~Sie
mrBte i6peien megen S@mer5 nber
ibren Mieren, aber nad6em Tie Die
5meite 6lof1e Solep @ierenpiden ge<
rrommen, mor iie 10 geium6 nn6 10
ltarf mie immer. Sci aqen 9anoler1t
in ct. GIou6. - Mn5eige.
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9ien1tag, ben IA. Suli, 1914

WV 1i. O"<SS $3.50.
Ser @ertagun9 gemdB trat Die 8ez
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len6; S. 9. &otpaltotpsfi als 8or1tber.
gssi$loii meid sa f. f @Ss,%9%n $ft rag sa nme
me bon $66,500 errei6en, auf bas,
itenerbare @i9entbum in @tearns @ountp,
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befaqez@ eridte $500; gourtbaus< unb
6 efdngniB=N uslagen $4,000; 8et0itiguns
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5etteI $2.63; Saeob 8eber, aommi51ar<
gebibr un6 MeilengeIo $65.7O; s. s.
8eiiier, ueberbringung Der Worfpoblsef.
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Der COUNTY eb0roe bon 5tearns
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beitdttgt: @i4: $bomeb, County Nu6itor
ltno @Tzoffieto @Iert beg Booro.
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Seben sic, 6aB sic zines BON I'm,
ieren glattern NIT ser 1ne1een pradt=
polen Mriif, 6os populare 6eutld)e
Stein" =2ieo: ~3um 3um Gum" be-
tommen. Sur SIREN Momen un6
Morelie brm1den sic ein3ui6iden
1idts meiter un6 es miro eSbnen fret
5ngeianot. minneapolis Brepinq
&c." minneapolis, Minn.
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3m o~erfanfen

Elm iogenantes ~&elinquiibment,"
funf Meilen BON Eotper Citation,
Minn. &reis $250.00. Mdberes in
Ser uMor6itern" office.