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6en. Wilicn 900.

Sra Nen @orf meboeIes Sen lite
Sebraar. Zen anieeoe Soriatter o.
,S,ournaliit. General Sames Srailt
Milion, or ioaa aiaaaet peo Ssben
i iii Stem beriteos / oen hsie aIoer
al ST Mar.
Sim 8eneralstiteI bandit ban iis |
9orserfriaeu. Tom. ban uar nlen / ira
@eepnoelien til Slut. San bar Ssn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-10
Muiifuottier.
%eb F.. J.
Sanaeritcumet / Chicago sen DIE

Sangerltcunct I Sllenap Den ofe,
6tc o0 1he SSlinl bllper en- %Caloer=
heo, man fnn nente liz tore Sln9
al. Scittomltcen er mi rGrotg meo
9lrranNeme1tet og nlt tcgler I'll at
Soreninaerne noe / Sanoet FORMER
iii at meoe m~lonhitcrfc 'renl. ga. 80
SanQioreninocr mco ODER 1900 af-
tipe San9ere tiIberer 6orblnoet %
al blaic fan man regllc paa onltrertt
1000 Saneerc. Ge5uocn fonmer
mallae ira Teitfpiten, ia BELT ira ga
naoo fonnlner Gen norife @lceflnb
/ @irmipeg meo 30 Sonoerc. 20
Nonccrter ofboloeS / Srd)eItra Suu
5tc oQ 6te Suni % Ticllic / Hipcr-
pieip Tarf 7oe Sllni, hpor aonccrt
program aipcS ON GitcrmiooaQcll.
NIllctter til apncerternc or olcrcoe
uolugt Tor Sol1.
Tao "ariitianioiloro" mes Ri
Qono ira Neiu Dorf ben 12tc &itnl
bar Get Nprifc SanQerforblno iii
ret liz $50 treoic alusle5 3sicr pao
epcritc Gpf, liacleoea $50 (allc) on
Ben aloSica Sober, inmt 46 fprite
NIn3ie5 aeier.
On Aoncert nlco ubclutfenoe lfor-
birapiif Frogrom NuueS forleoen |
Wontreal. Gan, Al Spcratenorcn
Wtiidoafa Seon..
ct. Slai @uno paabcgpnotc Sen
2oen 81. lin aarligc aoncerttir meo
Ell ncIlntfrt % aoot beieat aoncert
/ Nllbert sea. @ano'en oil pore til
baac / Northficlo ioritfonmenoc
@er0ng oq aipcr "a cit AliIutninaa-
tonccrt / Nuoitoriet.
N~nIconina Ben iioite CpicrcIic
al NoSart'S "Sou @iopanni" peo
Npcracn / Chicago or Ser al Nhl
iifomnclbcrne bcritcb@ bet anItlQet
@ctragtninNcr oper, bporuiot mooer.
ne SperalanQere Longer fan hinge
Mozart, oo Bette hor lcbet til Sam-
mcuIigningcr mellem sc itore Snns
acre ira icr 10 Ner iiben % &c
Nlnltrere. man III hitter iii mco nlcr
cIlcr mIinbrc %clbchoa. Ne'nltatct
cr. at man or bet cnlA ont at Sen
rene Sanoen@ &lnit iorlpin0cr ner
od mel ira &cr09la Spcraiccncr, at
NuiiocrS San1crc %iorhUrper % Tor.
Nrcicr aunitcn for at opnoo brand
title Giieftcr, inm life bor uoaet nleo
S0n0 at aiere, % at 'clgclia G.,
Generation til al benilaas Misbriia
nil giarc Set umlllia At otierc no
,art. "&ppr ifaI nj iinbc IRE San-
oerc, Tom life bare for Stcnmlc,
men ionl o9ioa tdn inn 2" ipor1cr
NiSie Vroietcr / prriati1 sGnIitcIic.
Get or ionot, al Sungfltnitcn I'M
bcraaar Ell 6oranoring. &porlcocs
fan ocn anoct. naar &%omponiitens
Ntaal er CT aanite anoet III ems poo
MoSorts Sib? ga |aomnoniitcr
itrcp Nhiiif meo Inn DC rene nlril'
falifc Sfienbco FOR Nie. fultipert'
Sanaercn ganifc naturlis Sfisnhe
Den / en- %iulofommen Zone % CT
icilfri Sefuit, Sanserne paa Mc
5arts Sio bar Meiire | oen rene be
canto. Nu bebsucr man bare a
! bore "Wtesiias" ior at lPgge Nert,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-10
Sorifjeuiet.

st mt 3cppeIin.2 mitifib sjorbe i
2proaes i'm ferite Hreoetlr ira
6rieorlhsbaoen peo aonitanieiieen
til Eotsoam. Set opnaneoe Ell Sart
al IS Mil / Simell.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-10

FHNuf VW WIf". NJ. :. WN!fcUp
or oniot ION @citprcre Tor SET M.
oerSomSbiem. iom ifnl anI9gaeS i
Storp Gin, Soma. Naiior @uttebs
bar tioligere Brett i Surleu. So,
% pirfer Tor Sioen / Siour Sails,
2. Iaf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-10
<ilialas.-20O Ncres 6orm, I

aftl pelt ira NeuuiuQ. Cttcr $oil 60.
Wirr. @u puroiiulo %Nrcotur'oym uto rim
oenoe 8iloepauo Qleuuem yoUoet, Stole
hus tpersoycrfor tim ~ Ndl til ben uotrc
@ommerreiort &ooo yauo &art uco oen
Vlteri9e San Battle yote. Gtriu clcr tom
% beie9 Ben &otten. u. No. >, i,cuuiuQ.
Allnn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-10

S>nIce. - Gu / SpQuiuo2ia0et
opet Ntouo. ner ioritour $eGutu0cr oq
fan leoe 4rbejoc, oHiftr NeiiiGlttQelie / Ell
al Stuternt ptlt Tor Chicago. }'illct mcrtet
"SpauiuQaiueofer" icuoe@ I'll "0ccorUb
Eoiier' 0ccorub, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-10
Nuf en- TlDDer brr6t.

Nuf en- Tlpper orr6t. Zen fran-
ife Slpper Haol,l De Neals omfom
/ forrioe llge nllber en- Erepeflpos
ming peo Ierioines / Sranfrig meo
en- Soonffer (giplane) al Ell M
Minnel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-10
Cnifer Du cset Stem!

6bis iaa, Tom til Ecmucaiee 8ibae.
Sem. Sen itoritc it%auoinapiife Noloni
/ Stdten. @ooe Observation-Disclosures.
ilfno @cliaacHbeN. iocuIt Nlimat laapel
CONNER iom @iuter. @unoct ion DGre
Ya5ienoe for entcn u~lmiuoeIiq 6arlina,
MISUNDERSTANDING eIer GruArapl Sris
ierne 80 Yroteut IaDcre END / Horoen.
2utherIf Sirte meo fnitbocnOc Yrelt.
Sor nGrmere Intervening t%illtrip:
The Swedish Lutheran Colonization Soc,
tennessee RIDGE Tenn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-10

Statsicfrctrr SdJmabls Saitrn
Spb. Sfslge ct Telegram fra ct.
Tolil or Statsicfretrr Sl,lius q.
'Sdmabls &uitrlt Srebog Iften Set
Ste bs. afaaaet peo Cohen paa ct.
2ilfcs Soipital al Mapefrpit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-10
$iliGl9s.

y iiiai9s. - u Sectipn al bet
~ bcoltc og tireitr ~heliQoeuoe youo | S9lo
Scttlcmentet, {erNe, lUlgcs blllQt. yonOet
li00cr ben bcoll b~ebp0Qcoc Gel, CT moQlcr
bet % 20 }trc9 oponrtet. MtOu bcuuenoe 10
I'll Ebom Sohulou. S9lo. {erds.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-10
torartet @ootfipp.

UVHFNuWH uN tpNIlltIIIOO.
ltnt G~ounln9sbus meO 4 Gpgelier oa cenei
terei 9ieloey, Barn. cSroulaoe. mtoet ooot
&r9uopauO meo &lnomoQt; rinoenoe Rono
| 6%aDueean9eu. yi9oer ueo nopeopeien.
Sd.iou % u. i. =; li9ser meo uoiter Nh
il9t oper Datter Anoile ri9 poa al Sloas
Sit. lloeluttenoe StanoiHoper uorif airte
tGtpeo Og TIM > 9}il ira Den nore GA oooe
,S%orretniussbp Solar. iom iis9er peo 600
.Sernbauens Aopeoliuie, e Nil ipoel iro
81 loul. Ceuns Karin beitaar al COB
3oro meo ssr6uno. Niouoeu ital Unite Ser
ira % mad iriae mart, iao ban iorlaueer
fun omirsnt bst balDe AZ bpao ben er ppro.
Spis oanbel ian tie iirar iGloes osn Tor
81 600. enbel Soulant % Neutano poa
6elteu. aom % sier eanoei mso @iertn
paa 9Iooism. 90. 6. 0upep, Collar, 1nnn
Co., isis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-10
Ciliales. - 6ofte Gienoumme,

SFTW&NE' NNT4N
Observation-Disclosures 5Quatter9 Rei
tlqhencr, Rellnaullbmtuto iamt ale nrrmere
SmltGuotobeoer ueo A|abunaen al st. let
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Striu pao uorif elder
en9elit, Samberton <0uo So, Poplar.
Mont.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-10

saaar Sc ffriper iii alperierenos.
tan R iaa nenlig az meoaeIe. al
&c fda oeres advertisement / ASe.
ep.abaVolten~: Set iifrer Sem BEN
beeite gesaaeIina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-10
NnifcS.

NnStcs. ~ Gu erioreu M}aifiu.
letter (yiuotnp0 ior uotit 9rbeioe.
luit AulGttclie. Gpgiu uolerllg loyrtc
@rep Den opuooeoe 1uclic o9 Vtiarjug /
6aget. "Gccoruh Foucn", 2ccoroh, soma
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-10

8nlSmcSaljc. 2sitnant gilbert
Wobn al anoet H%eginlent, Minneio-
tas gfationalgaroe bar fra General
aoirtalt 3. 9. @oob mootaget Ell
@ulomeoalie for Meiterifab / Sfpb-
ming meb Hifle. 9eitnant Wobn
bar tioligcre mootaget en- Weoolie
ira neutrality-suspicious. iom gegi-
nlentets bcoIte Sfptter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-10
Nait e. . Ut,
filSalas cucr t,ucic.

gu%ertisiementer uuocr "Gufts", "Iineie".
~SiIialGs" ca "Gfteriperoiel" ;oiier 3 Gents ".
Etr, Rauu "a Nbrtsie i%bcrrauet. Tor Nurr @aul
Apcytsicmertcr WotdRcs i'tc 'or m,nore enc 81
Gcute. @,ugc md0 uisdutdt9 rcoIplQc ale
Scftuiuoer. lei lgnner M lite ~ ppgipre lla
iUaa simmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-10
cilialgs. - 100 Ncrc8 uoprtet

= tEf0Ine. 100 Nttt@ lppttet
youo lE. =, NE. Il, SW. = OF NE
Z of NV. -. Sc. 7, Sec. 20, Twp. Iss.
Range qol. Emtreut : N2u iuo ior Enlcrmo,
Mouutroil 60, Y. Sot. loy al o',iutte ct
so pl bette Yduo irloc9 btut0t ont tuQe9
itror. II. =. EerQciou 0yecutor. 2ccoyob.
Nnmn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-10
SCANDINAVIA
Gs@1LAiMERICAN
Ii M =

VaSiassrer direiier ira Chicago
to Gage tioIi9ere.
Sor Gilletter % ale Splnsntns
ger benpeo Gem til nGrmeltboenoe
a9ent.
A. f.. JOHNSON & CO.,
Gen'l Western Pass Agents,
l55 ". Klnzie ST., Chicago, III,
300 LIST Ave. S., Minneapolis, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-10
pnitce.-'

eno % Grlig N}ano Inert Nountp til
at trempie 90 iUl9c pore uIouorcr. Strtp
eiter lluoerretuIn9 o9 ougiu Nciermce.
Nprtberu 9Socleu 80. EcrQua Noll9. N}iuu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-10

porfor nil M leie toitburt Nouo Aar
~ eitcr Aor po orbeioe iOr andre uGor III
% Tan flebe Ell Then 6orm Tor btg leIp
paa rimelioe &illudr. orbetoe Ior olg lelp
oo pUre bin eoeu cerre? seq tan irl9e 10,
50, 100 eler $50 2lcrco Earmc ct AZ DC ben
ie a~aerbruoSltroo / Jioropellelt. NON 90 le
Tor oia ieIp eler ltrip til mig. seq FL lelp
Gter % bar in9eu Ageuter.
John fiaverly. kidder. y. Oak.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-10
>iNalas.-Icn bebit "imprppeb

Eurm" / CSlo. lero9. ior mcr cno
81 600. 90 uuOer ,%uotlebsprjs. ON iol9t
,tror. Grin til 0jcreu, Vu'. 81. Elicu. II.
Nm 2 Mnnnmen- Ctln-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-10

ScnrD =. Saritab, Ell al Sc 6eoIt
ficnbte NoromGitb / Sioilr Gitp,
So, er nplig aieaaet peo Gpben
eiter ct lpngere Spgeleie. San bar
fcot / @inger SognL GiOifogens Ire-
ItegiGlo / 1860 og fom 10 aar
gammel til gmerifa. San bar bcle
Chen prrct boiat / Siolir Gitp,
hpor ban / en- HGffe al slar bar an
lat / SANFORD Trobuce So, men /
Sc iibitc 6 Nar bar pprct Gbef for
@lenoea Sairp So. NibeOe eftcr-
laoer iie Sllitr,l og III Sottcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-10

"Sambauo", set fortrinlige @pg,
oelags.S friit, iom rebigereS al Bro
iesior q. q. %eblen % ubfommer
/ minneapolis, er noe meb lit Seite
for 8ebrilar 1914. Set inoeboloer
blonSt anoct: 81 Tis ON Waoroof-
bpgba, al Glen @lperbsi-Sonien;
Sulcnisiens Sepn, al s. Simenien;
Sltl / Ell Sllsmanositiie for 60 aar
tilbage, al ariitoiier Sagcne; 4slaf
9ratrllo, al Scrntan &arsgobt;
@unoer q. Mcnme; Ole 5. Ser.
bcn; Ole Scnoricfion Sippe; Ncrb.
mrnbs SribeosieleIie, iom Sen ub-
trpffer iig / S%eiterbeimcll, al g. 9.
@icf; ct osIte % eli @irlo, al 6.
&. aobers; Sptcanelicr. al g. IS.
@ertilrib; Sra establishments 5io
/ Gorae al 3. g. Sobnion; SeIe-
aa-Selerne-%aloriierne
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-10

Salt $4,000
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-10
DISAPPEARANCE OF
WOMEN is BATTLING

Atlanta. Ca. July 1O.-Local postal
and police officials, whose aid has been
enlisted by Mrs J. ". helms in an ef-
fort to Unravel the mystery surround
ing the disappearance Of her two daugh-
tiers, Mrs ElOise Dennis and Miss Be
atrice helms, today admitted the prob
lem still is battling.
Mrs. helms stated the note from San
Francisco, in which Mrs. Dennis is said
to have asserted that she had killed her
sister in New Orleans and intended 10
kill her brother, Marshall helms, was
typeWritten, but bore the written sig
nature, ''Loise helms Dennis" She
added that she was convinced her
daughter signed it
Press dispatches today stated that
Victor lines, a Nevada lawyer, said TO
have assisted Mrs Dennis in obtain
ing her divorce, was married and had
moved to Seattle with his family. Mrs.
helms said she and her daughter had
believed lines unmarried, and that Mrs
Dennis was engaged to marry him when
she left Atlanta
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-10
The Hot Springs
of Arkansas
Americas Greatest Resort the Year
Around. Where Hope is Renewed,
Disease and Pain Washed Away
and Joyous Health Restored.


For beauty Of surroundings, SPLEEN
did climate the year around, recrea-
tons social features, and above ALL
health, Hot Springs, Arkansas, IN
doubtedly surpasses all other resorts
IL America Nearly everyone who
spends even a few days in Hot Springs
falls in love with the place and returns
year after year.
The worid-famous baths, radio-act-
i've &c a marked degree, offer almost
sure relief for rheumatism, Govt,
Neuralgia, Malaria, Locomotor AtaXia
earlier stages, Bright's Disease
(when not too far advanced, Liver
and Bladder troubles, Catarrhal trOu-
bles, Women's diseases, Skin and Blood
diseases, and other troubles Of a na-
ture kindred TO those above mentioned
From the dawn Of American his
tOry-and dating back hundreds Of
years in Indian lore, Hot Springs has
been noted for its healing waters and
the L. s. Government as early as 1882
recognized the wonderful powers Of
these waters and set this land aside
making Of it the First National Park
Reserve
The fact that Uncle sam" is IN con-
troll is sufficient insurance against
eNorbiIant charges, ana VISITORS or
tourists come to Hot Springs feeling
every confidence that their welfare
VIII be jealousy guarded
The Army and Navy Hospital, To-
Gated here, reports 80 per cent Of its
patients as being returned 10 duty.
This is a fair Indication OF the GER
tainty Of relief or cure that sufferers
may expect
High up in the Ozark Mountains the
nights are cool, the days IDEAL and
the city is practically free from flies
or mosquitoes Come and bring your
friends and family. Anyhow, write
for Information, handsomely illus
trated. souvenir booklets. government
reports and other interesting and val
liable matter.
Cut out the coupon and mail Il To-
6gv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-10
THREE PLACES IN
BY
AMATEUR BURGLARS
Presence of Mind Saves L.
D. Miller From a Rat
tiers Poison.

Alpine, Tex, July 1O.-Burglars, sup
posed to be amateurs, are operating
extensively in Alpine. In one night
three places were entered, but nothing
Of very great value was taken The
burglars first entered Watts's store.
near the electric light plant Just how
much they secured there has not been
determined They then went 10 Car
rolls barber shop, where everything
was turned topsy-turVy- From the
barber shop the burglars went to the
First National bank. but only pistol
and some blank checks were taken
from there
lPresence Of Mind Saves Him
While on his ranch, eight miles from
Anime. L. D. Miller was bitten by
rattlesnake. He had the presence Of
mind TO tie-a cord tightly around his
wrist. the snake having bitten him on
the hand. He then opened the wound
with his pocket knife. allowing it to
bleed freely, and as a result he suf-
fered slight trouble from the bite,
which ordinarily would have been fatal
jackson & Harmon viii give a bar
becue Saturday at the Hall ranch Tor
the students attending the Alpine sum
mer normal school.
Democrats to Meet.
The Democratic county executive
committee will meet in ". H. Harrtson's
office Monday. The county primary
committee will meet at the same place
and at the same time, 10 a. m
Ben Adrian has resigned as manager
Of the Pecos & Rio Grande Telephone
company, and with his wife and daugh-
ter will go to Brazil to take a similar
position
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-10
Democrats to Meet.
asAFETY FIRST SIGNS TO
BE Unstable DBT THE G. T

To be hung up at street crossings
and other dangerous points, a large
number Of small safetyt first signs
with the words stop, Look. Listen"
railroad officials It is believed that
the signs, when put up in conspicuous
places. will do much toward lessen
ing the number Of railroad accidents.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-10
sTOLE RIG. Is CHARGE.

Rafael Rodriguez was arrested by
the police Thursday night charged
with the theft Of a diamond ring val
nezz, a cook at a local hotel, that the
ring was his property. The ring was
recovered
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-16
POOR DAD

When little Doris climbed to- her
fathers knee it was quite obvious
that some deep problem was troub-
ling her mind. Presently she unbur-
dened herself of the momentous
question.
Papa" she asked, was it a very
wise person who said, The good die
young?'"
"Yes," replied the father, 81 sup
pose he must have been very, very
wise"
WELL" said the child, after medi-
tating for some time on the import
of his answer, 'Tm not really so
much surprised about you, but
mummy-no, 1 don't see how num-
my managed to get growed up!"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-16


at times you could not see ten feet
ahead.
After learning the change of posi-
ton of the rebels, the federals sent
about 1000 cavalTy~o out of Ojinaga
and threw out a line from their
trenches in the town to within a short
distance of the camp the rebels had
just left. Firing had been kept up
all morning by both sides on the
south end of town.
About 8 o'clock the rebels made a
charge on the artillery camp of the
federals. Then the fighting really be-
gan in earnest. The entire federal
cavalry column charged the adVanc-
ing rebels and it was first one side
and then the other charging and re-
treating. The fighting was fierce for
four hours, and when the battle dust
and smoke cleared away it was found
the rebels had retreated to the noun
tains about Is miles away.
The loss of life was heavy on both
sides, as the constant rain of schrap-
mel, shell and rifle fire was very eff
fective. From personal observation
1 would say that the rebels in the
closing days battle had 500 killed |
and 200 wounded, and the federals
$50 killed and $50 wounded.
Gen. SaIazar's command captured
At rebels under Major Coma and
they were all executed today.
Col. Luis Quilts of Chihuahua was
seriously wounded during the battle |
and died today in the Red Cross |
Hospital at Preside.
Don Luis Terrazzas III was wound |
ed in the foot and was taken to the |
Red Cross Hospital on the American |
side.
The sights at Preside on the |
United States side of the river Rio
Grande are at once picturesque and |
pitiful. Just imagine thousands of |
refugees campedgalong the roadside |
and in the PiUarT bod HbiIdra, anJ
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-16

lying around camp fires. Red Cross
nurses hurrying to and fro doing the
best they can for wounded men,
starving people and sick children.
Uncle Sans soldiers keeping a
watchful eye over all.
To add to the horror of the war
side of it, smallpox has broken out
in the refugee camps. One case, dis
covered a few days ago in the tenn
porary hospital, developed a malig-
nant form and the patient died the
next day. Three more cases have
since been reported and quarantined.
Major McNamee is doing everything
in his power to prevent the spread
of the disease. Every man, woman
and child in and around Preside was
vaccinated today. DR.. George H.
Chandler is in charge of the medical
department here.
On my trip to the outpost this
morning l saw fires in every direc-
ton and found that the federals were
burning the bodies of the dead that
fell in the weeks fighting.
The federals captured today what
is supposed to be one of Gen. Villas
autos bound for the battlefield from
Chihuahua with 10000 rounds of
ammunition. Major Croz Rosa, in
charge of the auto, was killed and his
body brought to OJinaga.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-05-29
A Thousand
Chances TO Save

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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-05-29
MAINE WOMAN STOMACH VICTIM
FINDS REMEDY AND QUICK RELIEF

dy Is kn0vn an over the country
Mayrs Wonderful stomach Rene
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II brings swift relief 10 sufferers from
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many are sure IL has saved their
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Because Of the remarkable success
OF this remedy there are many imita
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MAYR'S. Co To ~. l.. Gokay's DRUG
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cases they know aboui-or send "a
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Whiting ST.. Chicago. H., for fres
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-05-29
Mrs. Scott o. Ashosle Says May
Medicine Brought Results
Right Away

Mrs. Z. ". Scott OF Ashdale. Ne.
Nas for a long time a victim o. siom-
ach and digestive disorders. She tn
ed many medicines and vas constant
~ looking for something 10 give her
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Then she found Mayr's Wonderful
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wrote.
Il have taken a few doses OF your
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The first dose OF Mayr's Wonder
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-05-29

ard. for 20 years an employee of the
Observation-Disclosures Lumber company.
was Killed TO-DAY by the bursting a.
a belt in the mill where he was en-
ployed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-29

by her husband. a son of the famous
actress, asserted that all the
monry In the worh could not in.
dnec her 20 consent 20 the legal
reverence OF HER marriage bonds
lie 10 my own husband. the Low.
able father OF our three children,
and love him dearly. regardless OF
his aetionsl" she explained ORA
maticaily. Az Mrs. Modjoska claims
actually 10 have refused her hus.
hands offer OF 5000 for his free.
dom. we must accept her statement
as truth and not merely as third.
net eloanence.
Before Madame Emma Eames
couit become Madame Emile de
Gorg0xa. a transfer OF more than
1905 had TO be made TO the fam.
GUS prlma donna's predecessor an
Gorgoxa's spouse.
On the other hand. LILLIAN Rus.
sssl. whose husbands have been aa
transient as her charms are per.
manent. declared before abe mar.
ricd Alexander Moore that he
would have 20 show her 81 ,0O0, 600
or she would not go TO the altar
with him,
innumsrablo other instances AZ
the high cost Of husbands might
be cited. hut a husband has other
values besides those that can be
expressed by the dollar sign.
What Ia II husband worth men.
taiiyf
What In hs worth emotionally7
What prutectively You see, the
most Insignificant OF husbarriu has
a certain scarecrow value In that
he keeps so many other men away
and 80 saves a woman the trouble
~ turning them down.
Every woman is entitled 10 life.
liberty hnd the pursuit of hus
band The constitution guarantees
this right But. a# In the case OF
many other things the constitution
guarantees. a whole lot OF people
don't seem TO know about this or 20
set any profit out OF IL. shan't
undertake 20 tell any woman how
to set husband. The thing we're
discussing now In what IL he worth
financially after she HAS got him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-29
HANSON GIVEN
Big WELCOME
BY WORKERS

TACOMA. Wash. July 20
Pierce county yesterday gave Ole
Hanson. progressive candidate for
senator. most enthusiastic recep-
tons at each OF the four meetings
be addressed.
At McKenna. Hanson was loudly
cheered by the milf workers when
he demanded that the state and
government lands be sold TO work.
ers and not spectators.
At noon. Hanson spoke at the
Milwaukee shops. The railroad
workers evinced great interest In
Hanson's success. At the meeting
I'm Roy In the evening. farmers
came from miles around, Hanson
discussed state development and
his fee money plan. Local bull
moose leaders concede ole's nomi.
nation.