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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-17

A license was issued in the prObat
court today for the marriage of Fred
erick r. Whitegon and Anna Mari
Fritts, both of this city.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-17


Divorce proceedings have been in
stituted in the Shawnee county district
court by Maude M. Evendorf, who
seeks not only separation from Chas.
Evendorf. barber, but asks the Gus
tody of their child and possession OF
the home property on Lime street. She
alleges cruelty and neglect.
A double marriage will be performed
in Topeka this week. Fred c. Warner
of Sunderland. Mass. and Anna N.
Harrington Of Topeka applied for a
wedding license this afternoon in
company with John s. Harrington of
Topeka and Maude A. Williams. Sun
derland, Mass. The two couples came
from Massachusetts, to Topeka to have
the ceremony performed in this city.
The two Harringtons are brother and
sister. Rev. Mr.. Wheeler will perform
the wedding service.
Two suits Tor divorce were filed In the
district court, wives in each case seeking
separation and alimony. Daisy McArdle,
who was married to Earl A. McAr1le, q
barber, in Kansas City two years ago.
asks for divorce on the grounds OF un-
faithfulness- Cora A. Monsmith seeks d.
vorce from Charles w. Monsmith Z
farmer Of willard. She asks ! restraining
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-17
Huerta and Garden Clash.


Made-to-order two-piece suits. $780,
Olof Ekberg, 7e8 Kan. Ave.-Adv.
Rev. Chas A. Finch and family and
DR.. F. E. Iseman and family returned
yesterday from their camp at Waka-
rusa.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-17

home neighborhoods and In their own
fields. Those who are to be graduated
will return to accept positions in diner
emit lines Of work.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-17
KANSAS CALL
IS ANSWERED

Continued From Page cme.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-08
How TO Be Sure That a
Girl Will Make a
Good Wife
nY m,ENM WESTON.

v n only 1t were possible to apply tho
the aii-important question l9 OF matrie
mony how many muddles and disap-
po!ntnents might be avertod. and how
would be loves young dream!
II is all very. well for Edwin to fall
and with lover-like chiv:,lry to declare
hat he is SO madly enamoured or her
charms. that he is blind to her faults
Ing could possess amy. drawbacks from
= matrimonial point of view. Such
msm Is ay De nut Sss S Me
than t,,, probH,SIs. that SO far from ,nak
s%ake and critical. -" For usl' kusS M%d
differs from \ lover. inasmuch as the
MS a. lover is too apt to believe that
they are all HIS fancy paints them
II iS thon that the time comea when
man begins to realize that there are
a aSN nng h IN letting ones mes head gov,
Sfn os sesc, hssrs VIE a9s locking ahead
II is no easy matter to lay down
hard and fast rules as to the kind OF
mistnkable Indications OF tempera-
5nent ana Hdr which win give the earef9
character y hint that iv OF untold
value is. go and SEQ the girl You think
you really decide. to propose TO nor.
il you see that she is cross and her
vous with her sisters and brothers,
sharp tonguod, dlsobedient and SLY,
where her father and mother ure con-
ccrncd--dont imagine that your love is
going to cure her OF these faults:
IT, on tho other hand, her family in
stinctively look to her for help and
sympathy, IL shG is cheerful and good
tempered In her home. quick and active
70 trkc her share in anything there is
to be done, be sure that she is the
kind OF wife every man wants: q cheer
, full bright companion, who Will SYM
pnthiIe with your troubles and rejoice
in your Hncccsses
Again. II Your income is q lpnitod
Yn". don't choose n wife who IL al
Wye WANTING to hc taken about to
expensive p!rces of amusement o. one
who is constantly demanding presents
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- - -
FARMVlLlE

,Speci:l to The Times D.spatch.l
tAhN V LIE. VA. November Con Mon
Day mornlnG, Noye;nher =. tina opening eX-
lick scott. az the Episc, pal Charci OF Rich
Gnna After the exYrcses. Rev. Ii. w.
FGcsse. OF The Bapts. cnurch. made n short
NIX II the students, Mr.. Fugate was pas
.or III the fnrmlrile baptist Church for
Following NJ. TuEa;es talk thee was the
regular full meeting ": tho Virginia Normal
league. Niles ccriiiaE. the president. was in
tns chair. As Miss Ruby Lakewood. the sec
tstnfE al iae l"a que. did not return To school
this session. Miss SInithey the chai-mnn OF
last Wscting In May.
PRESIDENT J9rmnE, as chairman Of the etlu-
cntnn bureau reported that practically ever.
member OF The class OF 1874 at work,
ana Also stated tina, In round numbers the
m,einSers of this class were earning about
$HSsH this session. He also reported that
ahont h;ty former graduates had occurred
PORTIONS ,h!s summer through the league.
MISS Snithey, chairman ot the aid com
mit;ee. reported that the league has eleven
s!;s IN schooi ,his year. and has promised
S;.i'e In the sixteen years of It's existence
ting league has helped sever,y-threc Girls
Ths money is loaned without Interest and
Without tinle-lim.t. -
Miss Alma Cruldock of kr,eu,- C,urtv
Was elected secretary OF the league 10 Mi
Gatcwond.
This meeting OF tho league resulted In tho
addition Of nearly 100 new members.
On Wednesday morning Rev. q. ". Per-
Tyman OF the Baptist Church Of Norfolk
cnndncts;! the exerriscs IN the chapel!
Nm Noven,be Miss Fannie w Dunn of
the Department Of Education. addressed The
f sens OF Nelson County AZ their scnooi
w;ts: What the Normal School Wants TO DO
~: the Rural school"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-08
EMP0RlA

Especial to Tho Times Dispa,ch.l
l.. EMPORtA. VA. November I.--Mrs. Her
perl =. 0sburn. 81. Is visiting her sister
Airs. ". I. pea, is visiting friends IN
brunswick County.
Miss tannie Belle oshurn. of South Hill.
Is Visiting At the home OF Mrs. Wallace
R9rksdalc ON. Main sUeet.
Mrs: Preston Catnpbsli, OF Norfolk. gave
a recital In the Methodist Church on Tues
day evening ~" the benefit OF mountain
Rev. s. y Nan. pastor of. the, Baptist
REV. Thomas Hnnaiey, OF Beaufort, S. c..
W. y. Dew.
Pete Weaver, boy Scout. who was one
OF the narsha!s At the fair here sustained
= brokoa leg when his hnrse fell with him
He WAS taken 10 Richmond for treatment
and Is slowly recovering.
Br and Mrs. Il. =. McNair notored to
'Rtt hc.oni las, week.
-: Miss Mary Wood entertained the Jolly
Iwe!re "n rueslny afternoon. At the game
OK progressive fortytwo Mrs. +. NJ. Story
made NE highest score and received first
rrEc. Misc Mattia Wyche Was awarded
no c3nsciation prize Thasc nrescnt were
MIS-. IL. NJ. story. Mrs \. NJ. Potter, Mrs.
w j. pi.vc:. Mrs. y. Arlington. Minses, Mat :
tie Wyche. Sunie powcll. Sallie Bailey. Sara
Wlche: Garlic r"N. sara Brggs, idi. Cato
Ms tsndolph. barksdalc. .: Petersburg.
.ipcese OF Southern Virginia. will address
Mrs. W. v. Robcrtson on Tuesday after
noon. "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-08
v. M. !.
SrecInl no The l.innA.1nl.,

Special 10 The Times biSpatcu
,, -, .,,i,y, Ton N November 7-F.rst
,ry Z; S. a. VII" has been named TX IN.
VA t3epaTtin"nt 10 succeed Lieutenant uar-
- - inhESH tE CotntIandunt at cadets ana
m". eSsnF OF military science, nrriNc,i "a, tn.
work on SATURDAYS. Lieutenant Byrd tx =,
brother OF EichGrd l.. Byrd OF tichmnu,i
ana Winchester lie graduated from IL
'hiien . states Military ->c.derny In :iaOG
Hedges and their ecn. left ON SATURDAY Ia.
inc preside of M"Ete-., Cal M y,,i.;,
place Lieutenant Hoes cus troop Ia sta,;vua,i'
1''eI - wv" !nH q absence from tho
iI1. 'aHII'hs Mtl' - s!lr visited Telh
-INss Nv i.ecsN9fE East Hampton. i.out,
isand. Mrs. Nichu mono again
Mics Nnncse Pea Ton ,cTt on TUESDAY fo.
. npntn NislI 80 home Of Miss bar
on Wednesday .cUlug th, Misses pa
Ton entertained very delightfully."- Win Il
lance In the 8!mnasIuur Thosc present
Were The Misses Patton. Mrs Corsc. Mrs
AilIer rnrdic nod Murril and Mcssrs.
AZ q meeting OF The athletic council on
Wednesday evening, Charles i. Collins. class
captain u a, MurrM is spending the
,Mttk-enq with m. parents Ut HIS former
Colonel Ptt,ton J. NJ Patton. icct OF. TIE TIE.
G3y Tor his home in Portsmouth
j. II Gillian. class OF 1910. at i.ynchhura.
was "a visitor ~ the post curing tho carly
part Of the week.
The 1915 Bomb has been dedicated by the
ciass of 1915 10 ihc memory OF the lstc
Colonel William 7 Ponguc, whn was for
thirty. years treasurer of The institute
Rice Youeii. 1919. the institutes fnmouz
at the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-08

ana finding excuses for you TO spend
more money than you can afford. Such
Il woman Will never be content with
what you can provide her with. Marry
her AMI YOU Will live to lind that short
ness OF money will not only be your
share in life, but Il will lead to more
trouble than anything: else, for mum.
dane as 1t may seem. there are more
marriages brought to ruiz through
iinnncinl troubles than any other
l.. Don't marry II wonuln vino affects
OF having Il mind that is superior to
the affairs Of the Kitchen ana the nur-
pretty cer;,, in not to run, Well in t J
harness. Far better leave such n
woman aid her own intellectual pur-
suits and choose instead Il girl who 3
NOT ashamed ~ confess that she made
II dress YOU admire; that she cooks her
fathers dinner and manages the house
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-08
in ONE minute! CLOGGED NOSTR|LS
OPEN COLDS AND CATARRH VANISH

balm dissolves by the heat OF the nos.
triis: penctrates and heals the intlamed,
swollen membrane which lines the
nose. head and throat: clears the air
PASSAGES: stops nasty discharges and
4 feeling OF cleansing. soothing relief
comes Immediately.
Don't lay awake tonight struggling
for breath. with head stuffed; nostrils
closed. ha VIKING and blowing. Catarrh
mucous dropping into the throat, and
raw dryness is distressing but truly
needless.
Put your faith--just once--in "Ely's
Cream Balm and your cold or catarrh
will surely disnppear--Adv.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-08
CHASE CITY

Special 10 The Times Diapa;ca.I
cH.iSE CITY November The Five Hun
dred Club Vas LeliEhtfuliy entertained a.
the home OF Mrs. william Allen Ro!rris on
Tuesday afternoon
lheir reGnaE mort meeting on wed
Ethday afternoon ~ tine high scaool \
number OF book aId trophies were added
~ the collection which they have already
given 20 1T up Df The schoOlroomS i,s .
re9u.ar meeting room.
II. l.. Jenreys, VINO has been undergoing
tteatmhn! IN Ric!.mord returned ,nome on
rueSaay.
Dr Floyd Gregory Of Keysyille. Is the
RaSst Of his sister Hrs. I.ucius Gregory.
;'iss Eva Emory left Tuesday for Ebony.
where she viii teach this session.
Mrs Alice Hardy who has been spending
&f'nie .!:::e visiting relatives ia H!chmond,
Bas returned home.
Mcmaors NJ the high Scnon! are busy re-
nehreine the lndiau opera. ''P0whntan.'
"hI?h ibay VIII give In ihe hlgA schoo.
auditorium or Friday. the 18Th Professor
", a. Eaker. OF Chicago. IS directing the
obsra. which VIA be FOR the bencnt OF tie
lluiopl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-08

as smart us her sisters, who arc out
In the world earning their own living.
But. on the other hand. don't run
away with tho, silly iden that because
"a girl has TO work TO keep herself
that she will make 81 bad wife.
1t Is by-no means the girl who has
been sheltered at home. surrounded
by comforts. that makes the best wife.
You VIII find that 1t is very often the
one who has fought life's hard battle
and had some experience of the bust
ness atmosphere that surrounds her
husband who Is best able to understand
and help him.
SUCH Il woman understands the man
agcmeDt of money ana the difficulty
of making 1t. She appreciates having
u home OF her own. while in times OF
financial stress or illness many hus-
band and family have been saved from
ruin ny the business training that has
enabled the wife to turn wagc-earncr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-08

more literally than is usually done.
but This is expensive. The result is
that the average woman must pay Il
priec out of all proportion 10 the ef-
Feet produced. There is one formula
whlch produces most exquisite results
In - very short time. There is nothing
which can equal it III this regard Mix
one tablespoonful OF glyccrine and one
ouice Of zintone i'm Il pint OF water.
This makes over pint OF the cream
many times more than YOU would have
10 pay tor prepared creams which fail
10 produce the result desired. In n
short time You Will find that every
biem'sh and ireck!a: and all muddiness
ana sallowness, will disappear. 70 give
way 10 an absolutely perfect tint
zintohc can be secured AZ any drug
store.
MISS N.-You are fre,ting too mucn
about those wrinkles YOU can now
rest assured Of making wonderful
! difcrenc" IN your nrpearancc in a
nuia. II is peculiar that the deeper
the wrinkles. the more remarkable
seems 10 be the effect IL rounds out
the face In a surprising way. You mix
this at home in q few moments. TO
half a pint OF hot water. add two table
spoonfuls OF islycerine and TWO ounces
, OF ep;oi The cream that is formed
should hc used daily in liberal uuanti.
ties. You VIII find this no; only far
more economical than the prepared
creams sold, but far more cffective--in
fact, in many cases ] know the results
have been almost unbelievable.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-08
FARMVILLE

Special 10 The Times Dispatrh.i
FAEMVlLLl:. VA, November 7.-Mrs. H.
w. Fiournoy is u guest in the home OF Mrs
Baxter TugElc.
Mr.. Hurt and family have gone 10 Nor,
folk TO make their home.
Mrs. Blnnton, OF JeteravIlic, IL visiting
her sister, Mrs. j. Rice.
Air. aud Mrs. Charles Ellington and little
daughter. Of BrookncaI. are on n visit to
Mrs. Ellington, on Fourth Street.
Mrs l.. i. Milor. OF Hundingtnn, pa has
returned to her homo after spending som,
time with Mrs. Baxter Tug;,lc.
j.. Waller Sanford OF the Washington and
lie" University. spout few days here This
week
Garland Wilkerson. of Rocky Mount. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-08
A Queenly Complexion in a
Few, nox,e7 STss~ and Other
L. ~ w 1~Sty = GAAaS Beauty Secrets

NEE Il. T.-No matter how hard YOU
S scr, IN the srni pan and what kind OF soap
x"" us s n You VIII never be able to ro
IN nan a cup of hot water has It pc
su1iar chemical action, in that it dis
dandruff scales. AS a head-wash and
shampoo II simply has no equal The
lather Is wonderfully rich and il leaves
head washes can he secured at any
drug store at moderate price.
WORTHY. = Constant, hair falling
means early badness You can pre-
vent II quickly ana absolutely. Hair
against this condition. \ mix ture of
one ounce OF beta-quinol with half
pint of water and half pint OF alco--
II desired, Will when literally used do
in short time ali that you have tried
70 DO for mnmy months past, This
roots, gives wonderful life and vigor
10 hair. stops, dandruff completes and
YOU will no longer find bnndfus OF
hair coming out ut every c6mblng. Try
Il by all means. This makes the most
economical ana effective hair treat.
mont known.
3 never successful against blacKheads
Dieting will do no good II is also i'm
possible TO pinch out MI the tiny
|; bluckhends. but you may .romove them
all in few moments. much TO your
surprise, by simply sprinkling Il little
neroXin on hot wet sponge and rub
find TINT the hlackheads have entirely
vanished. even 20 the most minute
ones. This is II formula worth remem-
boring and using. Il never fails.
DEBORAH q. -,Dissolving away
GIi lyl Il ire to,
way to remove them. You, simply in
pilatorics usual sold. Ry,,nsing SIM
pletely and thoroughly dissolved away
no mark or red spot Is left. and no one
can tel you have used snythng for
how stiff. or soft, how heavy or light
the hair or. whether the skin is cx-
tremeiy sensitive or not, II removes the
hair perfectly and in few moments.
Your druggist viii supply you with the
simple sulfo solu,ion.
WlLLiNG. --lf anything can develop
the bust this certainly should. as it has
been very successful in many cases,
nnnent OF course yon kmow that deXel
Two ounces or ruetone and half a cup
of sugar 10 half pint OF cold water
Mix Thoroughly and take two teaspoon
fuis after each meal and at bedtime
j would not advise the use. OF tablets
pills or mechanical Instruments. The
formula given above is perfectly safe
SOPPY.-- Instead OF having your
armpits hot and wringing wet from
excessive perspiration. and having your
garments faded and ruined in The bar.
gain, you can stop it quickly aud have
the nrmpits as naturally fresh and dry
az the back OF your hand If You will
simply use hydrolizeu tale. This also
destroys all pcrspiration and other
body odors At once and Is splendid FOR
pcrsphing Observation-Disclosures.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-08
Naicska Snrnst. the Theatrical Star.
Gives sou;c a! the Secrets Which
t.ave Mnsle Her Famous for
Iier Sclf-Mndc beauty.
by Miss vnlesisn surntt.

u EAUTY il more "a matter OF "sllinr
n these days than anything else
For this reason beauty is more
easy to attain now than II has over
been before. Vet there are millions of
women who are positively making il
too, that The thousand and one prepare
lions sold for the purpose OF bcautity-
iAk the skin help TO make it hard
instead of easy for the women them
selves The trouble is that the ingrc-
dients are nearly all the same. and
when YOU have tried one YOU have
practically tried them all. Besides, II
skin hcAutlfyine cream shOUlh be used
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-08

Miss Church III the pretty debutante
daughter of Mr. nnd 3Irs. Melville Du-
rant Church. of Washington, and will
he among ting frst Of the seasons dc
hutantes to make her formal how To-
society. Invitations for the ten, which
will nc her contingent purty, have Ill
ready hccn issued by her mother. md
the date Inns been set for December ..
Miss Church has II pale blonde type 0f
beauty, which * made even more de-
iiEhtful by her Ingenious manner and
sweet smile. -t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-08
stops NASTY Discharge. Clears stuffed
Head. Renls Iniinmcd Air Passenger
ind You Rreathe Freely.
rry "Ely,s cream palm."

Get small, bottle. anyway. just to
Try II. Apply "a little in the nostriIs
and instantly your cloGged nose and
stopped-up air passages OF the head
will open; YOU will breathe freely:
dullness and headache disappear Ey
morning! the catarrh. cold-in-hcad or
catarrhal sore throat will be gone.
End such misery now! Get the
small bottle OF "Eiy's Cream Balm" ut
any drug store This sweet, fragrant
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-08

G.. spent few days here this week.
Miss Ruby Ncnable has returned To her
home in Arizona. after visit to hcr par
cnti Mr.. AMI Mrs w. q. Vcnucle
Mrs Albert II. iingc. OF Rlucac,d. w Va,
mas returned after Il pleasant stay with her
mother, Mrs II. q. Jones. on High Street.
Judge H.. VI. Crutc is III Charleston w Vn
wher. he was called to tho bedside III HIS
son, Dr. e. Is. Crute. who was recently
operated on for appendicitis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-08

Miss Harding * the eldest daughter
of w. Il. 6. Harding, the AIabnmn
member Of the new Federal Reserve
hoard, and will he hts hostess in Wash
inIton this winter, owing 10 the fact
TINT he liz II wii0wcr. Miss Harding:
IL very !s,ung, and Inns only recently
left school, but she has already made
her bow to society, ANA is expected to
preside over her fathcr's house with
much charm ana grncr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-08

IS pairs Blankets, sale price cut from
SS.oo III order to make big special for GT Ac
Monday sHE oAS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-08

High grade, guaranteed
lacquer, all the new designs;
bright, Polet and satin fin
ish; a splendid pinch post
bed, with Z 1-inch filters;
$500 spring in 600 En
Guided OLOoIU
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-08
Chiffoniers

An odd lot Of Ia, in oak,
mahogany, white enamel
and maple; $500 to $500
values. Just to GE1 *
close them out ~1 ESQ
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-27

8arl G. in 6, Minn. Ser Mietber Der
ppm 9bnen setauften 5arm muB, menn ttin
Wfietnspertraa ~uorbano}n lit, oiaIeIbe rdus
men uno bat tein 3feht aui bic neue Nuss
iaat. gsenu Die gSinterIaat idou i'm 8ooeu
mar, uoroem Der &ertauf ab9eihIoiien
ipuroe, 10 bat er Elm Nnredt auf ben grnte'
frtrua oerielben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-27

Gobt. &. in g.. &is. Sic f6nuen irgeub
Elm aino enterben. Sir -agen ni6t. OBJ Der
Sunge ans eriter Che bon Shnen lit. ooer
pb Shre ;Srau i'm III Die gbe 9ebradt bat.
Sit IS Shr Sinh, 10 tpnnen Sic es enterben,
hat IS nber Shre 5rau aus elmer frliheren
She mitgebraft, 10 lit Der Sunge Su einem
Nntbeil am &ermoSen itiner Mut.er be-
rehti9t.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-27

8m. 81. in g. Mid. 6ier onIdiiise
oeutide 9ieietpllten baban lid i'm Sale Ell
ner Mobilmahung auf cl9ene Soften gu
ibren 9ruppeutbeifen gu tegeben. Nler.
oinas Itebt Den oeutlden &oniulaten biersus
lance Elm SSonb CUR 8efUroerung beoiirftis
ger Militdrpflittieer in ibre &eimatb sur
&erflgune. bob Diro oauon nur in iehr
~ieltenen uno nrin9enoen 5aaen 8ebraud
9emaht.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-27

Sohanu 8. 8. in g.. Mo. @enoeu Sic
i'd suerit an oas 9aubseridt poer areisse-
tpphute uno sieben Sic grtunol9ungen elm.
3hun Sic inSuiihcn iofort Strilte. UNI
Sbre 8irgerpoplere su erIangen, oa Sic
aEoernials Shnlerigtetten hdtten, falls
Sic uou 3entihlanb auriidfehrten. 8tels
ieift fam Die S1de 9ere9elt peroen lpern
Sic cine &ertrauensperiou in 3eutidlano
oam!t beauftra9en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-27

9ttribeno. SIR better
6reuno 1T nit Shrer Satin burt,s
Qebrannt2 9as betri:6t Sic
mcbl iehr?"
nIlles0in9s = nirb Der oo4 nun
mein SoGfeino !"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-27

Stuosnt: rWir ba6en ms felt
oen porIebten 20 Mdrt mob
gar ni6t Qetrofien, !ieber CnteG.,"
OnteI: Set ben lebten2
Seit Den IeBten moIlteit Ou ipobl
Ia9en.."
StuOent: oNein um oie
mo6te i'd Did oiesmaI bitten!"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-27

AH[luuttt4. StAf lu4l1t NHftuStH iAHp uHtNt
BelihluB oes MoreBltrelfeus 81 aoreIilren
an: Law Department, "Volksrath'
Ia Crosse, Wis.
5aus idHsere brieiIihe Nntport nos
thia lit 0oer geiplniht mlro. muB Der Se'
traa non 81 oailr eingeianot weroen.
SSlT &usiertigun9 legGIer 2ciumente iper'
Den DIE Soften tfrehuet.
&ipin :. in e. Gbio. Nler SeiheIo cen
Id Shneu an oieier Sielle geben lam III,
oab oteie StraBenirn9e aeliftlit 9e'dlIfs
tet peroen muB, uno bnSu teHptbigen Gle
elnen lotQlen Anpalt.
". Ct. in q. Conn. Shre 6re9cn limb
belize oahln su brautporteH oaB. ia'ls eth
na1Irither at1IuB non Sbres Vatbbars
9nno auf has Sbrlae ltattfinoet. ooer aud
urlgetehrt Der @lgenthiimer Der betr efens
ntn lbetihuemmten Spt ielbcr fir
\ rainage ior9en mpB.
@mbrns u. in g.. 81. Sbre Srose in
9ie5u9 auf Die fSenS fam nur entIhieoen
1pcroen inoem aud Sic Shr Sdno ourd ben
Comfy Surpepor Uermeiien laiieu uno 10
ole @rcnSen 9euau feit9eitellt tperoen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-27

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