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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1914-10-02

wafer tfenCn Deen CUT rOun0
that part of the field four feet wide and
four feet deep. The mud and clay
removed in cutting the ditch made Ii
bank on its inner side, and on the top
of the bank was a fence. In all, the
top of the fence was nearly eight feet
above the level of the field, and the
u ch, four feet wide, ran parallel with
it on the farther side. The dragons
knew the nature of this obstacle, and
believed that it was impossible for
their enemy to pass it. Accordingly.
they pushed forward with loud shouts
Of exultation, calling out to him to sur
render or perish by the sword.
Marion, however, spurred his horse
to the charge. The noble animal, as II
conscious that his masters life was in
danger, approached the barrier in his
finest style and, with bound that was
almost supernatural, cleared the fence
and ditch completely AMI recovered
himself without loss OF the on the
other side. Marion 'nstrrtly wheeled
about, discharged his pistol at the as
tonished Dragons and then, turning
his horse and bidding them good morn
ing, departed.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1914-10-02

Mrs. H. E. Hewmay was a Moscow
visitor Monday.
C. B. Gerton and family departed
for Pendleton Friday where they
will remain for sometime.
Mrs. Frank Benscotter is in Lew
iston this week visiting her daughter.
Mrs. Elmer Bechtol was a Moscow
visitor Friday.
T. J. Pea, of near Agatha, was
kicked on the leg by a horse last
Friday evening. The leg was broke.
What good does it do to be neu-
trail nation and have to fight to prove
| it?
Conner Short and wife, of Enid,
Okla, arrived in this city the first
of the week to visit with Mrs. Shorts
parents, C. L. Guy and wife.
Jack Odem went to Juliaetta
Thursday where he has accepted a
position with the Peoples store of
that city.
Miss Oslo Thomas returned to
Lewiston Tuesday after visit with
her parents.
Walter Thomas was in Lewiston
the first of the week playing in the
band for the fair.
Large crowds of people from all
over the Potlatch country are taking
in the fair at Lewiston this week.
Mrs. R. M. Walker, of Peck, is
visiting her son N. E. Walker.
]. l. Mitcham visited his daughter
in Lewiston Monday.
Mrs. Robert Bigham went to
Lewiston Tuesday to visit friends.
Mrs. j. F. Brown went to Lewis
ton Monday to assist Mr. Brown
viii lIlo SACClCllC SAEllDICS ~IlGii 10
causing a great amount of comment.
+. M. Talbot, Of Lewiston closed
a deal this week where by R. Gothic,
of Charleston, purchased the A. E.
Walker ranch on American ridge.
The price paid for the ranch was,
$3.50.
Mrs. Ben Callison and daughter
went to Lewiston Wednesday tc
visit relatives.
We take this manner in which tC
express our sincere thanks to Mrs
Herman Keopp, of near Cameron
who came to our home, and ins g
time when surely needed. leaving
her home came to our home anC
stayed for ten days taking care of
our sick ones, thinking of nothing
but to make everything more pleas
ent and help to nurse the sick ones
S. Craig.
We wish to apologize to oul
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-13
mu1e,t iao langt neo iom til anoen

nmnte1 {od langt neb lom til anoen
@tnge.
@ienbon1sifa6en blep aniloaet til
1000, 900.
9u @runopeie 11et onfom nogle
Mi1tl1ter eiterat Sloen bar ophaget,
fog 2uer11e ollereoe uo al Gage
og allie. &i116uer ODER a11ocn gtoge
Mga,o bolot poa at fpringe us a
@inoltcr, og. a'l0rc fireoe Jig mes ("
&eb;. iom par lobet beo at fl1ptt1
Sengefla6erne ja1nmert.
Sper ct 9uiin &erloner reooe6e
Jig peo at iprinse flcre gtoger net
paa tilitbbenbe Bpgninger: Gisi
ilop me6 brGffeoc Sen ellcr minor,
9eifacigelie. Sc mn,r0, iom 1tnol
fon, Eprol1g omfring / @aoen -ifpr1
9oheTaabroffer clter. Matfleoer %
i!p1rtes aloeles uoe al Jig feln. Ma,1
maatte BRUCE. Magt for at foa b1,'
i &us.
Gptten &erIoner, Ser TOM tillfn6l
/ @ranoen, beban6les poo nfientlige
% prtDate !@ofpitaler.
@lan6t Sc iapneoe oa mntanelie
io%rulpffebe Nerioner er 81. S. S6e=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-13
Npertisiementer,,e.

Moar 2eierne be.penoer fig. til
Soft iom aperterer Der / 8laoet,
enten for: at fipbe Of Dem, eler for
at faa. 0plpsminger ON set Mper=
tereoe. 90 be6es. be alti6 income a
be foa' set t. 6ette Blao. Set fn1l finn
blipe til giemii6ig 9eptte. S 2je=
bliffet benleoer ri fpeeielt 0pmarf-
lombeben paa Sen gf1tbrtf Ser fuloes
v@Ianoeoe Mnnoncer". Ser er noget
for ollie og / ollie 2ipsitillinger, =
enffes % bD6es / Iiplig: Mfpefsling.
gnopibere benleoes 0pmerfiom=
beben paa set iterre Characteristic
ment fra @r. gilbert @un6erIon,
8ierre, Spo 9ofota. 81 fa1 perfon=
Iiet g%arantere for at olt forboloer
fig iom. beifrepet / bette Mbertisle=
ment.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-13
"Drn. ny 9rit1fn."

.afpentc1oe @oloni1,g iaalGa1gc iom
m,ligt?
Dog lyoer ser INT iom 6plge al
Sc ieneite merifnnife 0pergreb,
Grab % 9lpnoringer ltGrfe &eiter
Der l. Staterne for Sllogreb paa eli
all6en Maa6e.
Ser .anbefales 20 lbom Of force"
en- Magtl,ofoloelie TOM TOM iatte
@anoitterne / Meipeft.
Gn Sruiel ON at bnmbaroere
Gcra @rl5 6eriom life @eraga=
Morberne itraffes funoe iaaleoes
bune Ell aopnlig @irfning paa SUI
crta. n1ener mon.
90 cit lignenoe Grl1lel ON at be-
f9ttc sSSa1are5 mes oanerifonifc Crop
per pilbe ligele6es, 1toen Gnipl, oab=
tie: ginene paa Garran5o % Msper=
bepoineen Mlla. 90 blep set enbog
r%e6nenbigt at ipnrfiatte Irl1slerre,
iaa betso set life ahsolltt &rie ellcr
ltore @efoitni1ger for Sc Jorenebe
5tater. @ombaroementet al @ero
Gr115 sfr,roe iooleoeS ri%n1eligpis l&o=
fsres uoen SAB al Ct eneite omeri=
farif Menneifelip. Sffc iaa mes. Sc
mere cller minore l1ifploige 8orgere
/ @pcn. So iaaleoes fremoeles. Ser
er mar1ge siher at ie soge,1 fra og
finn ct er iiffer,+ og set: er at Nr9-
fiioent @ilion enbrn1 til Soto bar
Moioriteten al set merifanife Soft
poa fin Size pa at sen tilipne=
|laoenoe enbmt er ben enc: rietige,
1toar alt fommer til alt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-13
@eegnb ! Sag.

&ar SUI ct Mrbeio, tlrtg iom fao,
begpnb / Sag!
S Dog er @imlen flor og blaa,
! Morgen fommer Sfper graz,
fun l1ret er at Iibe poa
begDno / Sag.
Dg eier Dn ct ferligt Dro,
iaa fig set M!
S Morgen ers maaife paa SSoro
BIN Sen eli mer peo 2ipets 8oro
mart llettes u6 oit eget gpor -
ia, fig 6et nut!
SO bar gu / sit @rpif en- Song
fan gpng ben M!
Mieo Sllbel- eller @emoosflorg,
Dl1 fpIoer guo en- aoffdang,
sJos Sam e. 9onbet for sin Gong
.in, lDng Ben 1u.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-13

aanaltolben. :&poo Abminiitratioz
men i 8afbinston bar for 9jei fine
8%eitrabeiier. for at faa opbpbet BE-
.%itemmelien ont o1nerifnnife apitfort=
ifibes. &%fgiftsfribeo / Nama1nafana,
len, er nobiflingen al cit omerifanif
uoenrigapoIitif, ser pil pirfe iom
Ell fraftig Sn6flpoelle til llopioeli
al Dor @anoel og til. 6remme. al
@eroensfre6e11, Beober Set. nl. Sra1et
&rafioent @il1ons &onitanb, at oct
giglber Mationens Sore at opret=
bol6e Ell Sraftotforpligtelie, er ser
Omitnn3igbeoer / 5orbinoelic mes
M%fgierelfen al 6en foreliegenoe
Spiit, lom al Mominiitratio1e11s
M9no. bentes at billie babe Ell betty
6elig Sn6flp6elie poa Sc 6orene0e
|Stoters 6%iplomottife 6orbol6 til oe11
bele @erben. 8a9beb @nglanos Hro=
teit itoar, efter bpob mon mi meo
8eftemtbe6 beo, en- enig Static al
gurol,as Matipner, bbis fornellc
|Sn6penoinger moo 8eitemmelie,1 ON
M~fgtftsfrtbeo er bleben bolot tilbaz
&c, mebel1s. 1tot1 afDente6e l16faloet
al gnglanos unberbamolnnger mes
oe Toreneoe @tater i.sagen. Mfeie=
rellen al Nfgifstoiiten itaar / 6or>
binoelie mes ct iterre @rogram for
@meritas Diplomati, ser goar Ut
pao cit inarlig 0rb1ri1g of SorboI-
BET til alle fremme6e Motioner. iao
lat &a1rautafannlen Tan blipe cabinet
L en- sgro. al bierteIig Tslelie i 81
plamatiif 6orbol6.
@nglan6s. Gel / Sen merifonifc
|Sit1otion bar paret bigtig fra 8e=
gpnoelien al. England ltgeipn andre
%europniffe Magter .ptreoe &enIigbeb
moo Sc 6oreneoe @toter og notarte
fig pillige til at lahe Sen merifan=
ife Meeiering giennemfere ii1 Npli>
tit lbin6ret, men tog ingen oftipe.
Sfriot til Stette for @aibineton-
&egieringen. ut General @uerto
misforitob bette fom ct @ontpffe i
bans fortfatte stprelie, bar .Ia1ge
peret o%abenbort.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-13

Set er til Mrbepsgipernes ST.
teres{e, at Nrbeioer1ie Iaar Ell go1
Syn, ior at Sc fan llofsre goot DR.
beioe; % set CT til M%rbeioernes 6or=
Gel, at Mrbeiosgipere1t tie1er noget,
iaa ban fan gipe goo 9en % boloe
&irflombeoen ganenSe.
Sen alminoelige Mrbeioer er ion1
@egel altfor bnarli9t lbnnet. Gn
mere ligelig 6oroelning al SS,,otag=
terrc er paatrengen6e np6nenoigt.
Men bporleoes?
Seq tror life, set fam lpies peo
at dpbepe pripat @ienoomsret", if.
8. 6. s. i ,ltngoom".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-13

goar6, ct. Souls, Mgent for spen=
cer-Stis Company, ct. 2ouis.
Scr bar omfrtn9 b%unoreoe @ip-
iter / &lu6bsn. Nogle bop0e Gerel-
ier Ser bare for Matten, a1lbre boeoe
Der til staoigbe6. Mange al oisie.
font uS / goo @cbolo, Ell Gel bar life
/ 8Dgntngen, So .slben broo MS, OH
6re forr tilifa0c peo at ipringe no of
&tnouer1e, og Sc pprige CT opfgrt
blanbt Sc forulpffeoe eller sapr,c0e.
&aa set progress ipe Eartimtpbe /
ct. Saul .iorleben beillltteoe mar at
op1tillc egne &anoiDoter ior @on=
gresien. Stats=. % Go,ntpenlbeoer.
Man ubtolte Jig / 6obpr al Go1tntg
Option og Gtemmeret for &pi11nsr
lamt be aurige Progressing &rinciper.
8lonot Sem, Scr nrp,1tes ion1 Git
pernerfan6ihater> bnr &ongresmano
6. q. 2inoberab al 9ittle Sails.
&acngressnan6 s. so. Gpe al Mi,-
neapolis og 6. S. @lmberion al
gll%eranorio.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-13

&c norlfc @lobe CT bpilig inl}'o=
,,ereoe al $. s. .. g. IN Camper
u6reDerif VIII" Salrige imigrenoe
llotaleljer finoes r1tnot ont Den
norife @res;;e, me,1 bea melt lmi9-
re,,6e iinoes / v@eroens Gang, oer
ifrioer: r8egge @rpperne. CHI 8or1
foresif meo 1pno w Start, ioo man
neften ifulbe tro, at set bar norlfl
]seneno, ser lebeoe Nrbeioet."
- Meiten lom MORT! aar
.ra,, pei elife mere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-13
.mim en-.

Sar bn trnffet min Sen / set trent
meoe 2an0?
gnr ban glab, bar Der @ang /
bans Sro?
@or boms @nber iaa rgoe, % bar
ban Ell Munb?
fplrgte ban Ii6t tit lin Moer?
&ar ou tr1ffet min Sen? @ar bon
iorgful6 / @inb?
Gig, l9ngteoe ian til 2anbet mos
Nor6?
@ar Mmertfas @tepper fun blege1
fans @in6?
Da o1t loo ba1n, ip11rgte bnn ioa til
lin Moer?
Sar 0u trnffet min 5gn? Gar bon,
lDffeltg, rig?
@no bdr bSrt mime tuiinoe Dro.
.sSo, naar ban bar set eoot, moo iee
fin6e mig l.
BON glemte oeraoe - fin moer.
Nsinnie Dnen.
aoorbaf, pr. alarrpenborg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-13

III @ittcrbeo l.. Dor: @e'ri,esa1o=
pefsling- oil forlpi116c,. ON ri IND
rspuner Dor Mobport oea idpnme
@et, iom ri forlonger for os ielp:
ut por Gpiatnirg rdpefteres lo1n
erlis n1e,,t cg. iremfert, 800 Gro.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-13
k~nrrr1pnnnatut.
SRA Niblanb &biifolt.

~" <tIv@WN0 VplltU!e.
Nn "a &arleifolen ifal iluttes,
fqn Oct bore pasienoe at gipe en-
fort Oepriigt ODER pisle sioer al
Mrbeioet / 8in1terens @eb.
5folcn bar opret bei9gt al 20
Gleper ialt. Meoregnes ben lille
Datter, Ser foote's &aitor @asmus=
len oen 20. San1ar, faaes 80, ct
Gal, Ser oiit er bsjere ems noeet
biotil naaet / Sfolens @iitorie.
S l1gen mellem Sui % Mptaar
beiegte sfolen % &reofens u11ee
/. 1rltfant % sgnoag oen 1.
Marts par Sfolens @nrere og Gle
Der @igiter hos r8etblebem"s bnr=
ife Menigbeo / Mllfegon. Mco
paa oenne Sur Dor Ell al Mibla1ros
@piifoles f6rite Gleper, Sinto,1 &n<
gebam, mi 9erer. peo @tatens
2onobrugslfole MicMgan. Sage
Sam fremorog mango Eref fra sen
sontle. Sfoles ierItc pirfclige Sill
% talte narmt ON sen @etponing
Sfolen bobbc bapt for ba1n.
&raiterne aiplbebe. Graphing,
SSesien, @mIfegon, og @olit,. Guiding
ton, bar bper iiar opbolM Jig poo
.Sfolen nogle Gage og bol6t Sore
Drag for gleoer1te og ggnens Dna1-
ffe.
On iaroeles inoboIosrig Sag bap=
Sc III ben 10. Uebr., % @tgteren
8. 6. Mielfe en- onr 6ormtnhogen for
Gleperne fortalte onn rDanif ling
Dom" og ONT Mfte1e>1 bolot Boreoraa
meb 2psbiIleoer on rDnnmarfS
l16bifling / Dc iioite so Star" @or
pa1rot olles &ierter!
l~lne1omsforeningen Der i Gront
bbortiI De fleite al gleperne bbrer
bar boIot Me5e Ter pua @fole,i tc
5reoag Mfte',er i bper Maaneo. Rl
ca. 7A tleier BE ,1nge at 5amles.
De leeer en- &imes Gib / @pm,,aitif.
ialen o9 ionnles 6erefter i Sore
orogsialen til Soreorag, 6plns11inq
eller l1noerbolbni1tg.
Sen 81. Sch. bol6t 6oremnge1
en- flor iseit. 0m gitermioocgc,
glp6ebe Torfattere,i Carl Sa,ien os
meb Toreorag % 0plesning. Sm
Mfte11en tom be lofale &ropper / 81
Sen. ll'toer ST.. og Tru mogenien!
9eoelie 0mieoe fire @or flant
oanife Mationaloragter nogle al br
re fid1ne anmle 6olfeoonfc, Sc
oafte bills 8egeiitring, life minbl
bos tiliteoebarenoe slmerifnnere.
Moele al edfitlt5'. pt,are 6armer
iptl1eoe ffat11ner meo 6eres Gr}r
oe noale ,'nae @iaer bcrfra e.:
l1bpre" og 9etp" :og oiilpreoe Ser
peo 11o1,eoe iceniife Solemer.
Mffillige al glepernes Jorelor
far gleot os 1meb Beiea. 8ot
S61l1ag toloes Mfl1atningsie1 ol
@%onfimotion, bporefter @leper1'
na1tc Treoog fpreSes for ale @i11:
Sc = iuit ioln man bar fonet ben
lert at fienoe! i.
s(rbejoet Tar forgpriet gaaet fin
inm,e Ga1,a, orntrent bel iom poo
en- anocn 1anif Spiifole. 6oe1
|Senbog bar ser beret offerhlie
Gore6rag og SplRsMi1tg.
&igeifolen beep,,0er SEN 2. Mpril.
S Mellemtibe11 refer Hoitor &as.
mnsien l1b poo 6oreoragsreise / 4be
areos. l1noer E%igeifofen pil De,
|blipe bol6t en- Mfl,tningsfeit oe ct
iton bonif Jolfemaoe, bporti1 sfo=
lens &enner iiffert bill meoe tai
rigt.
@eoer.Gb. Senien,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-13

&anama=M faifinerne. Set far pG=
ret foreilaaet, at Maifineri og arroet
uoltpr, fom bar paret arpenot peo
@rapningen al Nanamatnnolen,
ifuloe bringes nor6oper til Mnben=
BELLE beo l%16be6ring af Misiisiippi-
.fIooen og be6 MnlnggeIien nf @egiez
ringerrs Sernbom / Mtasfa. Mngoa=
noe i%ioitnGonte Mnperoelfe inbeboI=
Der oelaa MIasta=2oben en- 8eitetn=
melie. 9berft @octbals, Gbefen for
8anoma=Arbei0et, 1totaler imioler=
tito, at 6ente Gunfe er 1lpraftiif.
SON 1totalte fig berom / 6reoags for
|'Senatets @am6elsfomite, ser legte
0p1psntnger / Mnle6ntng al @ans-
bells Sorilog for 8epilgnir1g af go
Millioner til ubbeoring nf Mislis-
ftppi. SON iag6e, at set life pi1oe
ler11e 11g at fgre 1oget at Wtolfi11e-
riet, 1r1otagen fanife nogle al Mnb-
oermaifinerne, til oe Tore1teoe Sta
ter, % at BET ditto er mere efonp=
miif at bgpnoe mes MT l1oitpr. Mo=
Hinerne / @anaI5onen bar fife blepen
beolieebolot, tilfpieoe ban, ioet
.n1onge Maifiner, iom life langere
t%ltrpngtes, bar b1epen brltgt til at
reparere orore meo. meget al Maa-
terio1iet bar heller lite ifiifffet for
BET paotanfte 9iemeo, ielp ON set
bar / Cos 5tan0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-13
S,,ee,, ifo1 Du imigre, oe al SSn=
gen ltal gu labe @is f1ntgre.

Set ct lettere at -bringe en- folt=
nr aanelloit til meoina e1,o en-
betroet @c,nmeligbeo, til neite Sl's.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-13

Set or meget faa, foam. foritaar,
6pilten umaaoeli9 5orltiel Der er
meatem at iige. leg tror life og =
set er 2egu.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-13

Hn or Manden som CAV sgd Dakota sin Pdm8r-Lov som gjeansm tt Of
sine bedste Asr hr ofrst sin It'd % sine Psnge for On anig Ponhk og en-
hadsFlg Formulating At Statens MMeF, for en- retf@rdlg. Beskatniug If al
Ejendou1, saavsl for den fstige som rge Medborger; som fix Jernbane Pas
af. at ale stabens Embedsmspd lsnnes eher deres Dygaghed, og like med
"Pyader" paa Statens BekoMning.
Er dq som Berger interesssre1i din egen og stmns Velferd da a.bejd og
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-13

@ooam geterien: 0rf ia, min
sbireign bIep ioaman opereret for
Notwithstanding / Gaar.
Maoom gpenoien: @erreea,' Sd,
So, bon bar 10 oslo aItio bat ct
baorliet sDn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-13

SS,,oiiffrnnf mengoen % @tgr=
relle' 81 Dine g%efptarinscr, gor-
ger % 8Iager peo at inoifranfe
Of Sc ST fortplIer Dem til.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Snofomitifat.2open ipnes at futile
opfplbe Mominiitrationel1s Jorpent-
1itrger peo at prooucere en Marsi1lo=
tegt al so Millioner Dollars, betalt
ri omtrel,t 425,O0O @erimner.
&anfernes &lareringer giennell
2anoets Clearing @oliesS uogiorae i
ii6lte l1ge $33,584,9 06 900, boilfet
bar 6H &rocent n1inorc eno / Sen
tiliparenoe uge for ct Star 1ioem.
Sim en- Saloun iparet. @ele iSor-
retningsltreget | So11tb @rairie, CT
&p mes $50 Snobpegere nar Saco-
n1a ne0br9note 5. 8 6s. me6 nno=
tagelie al en- Saloon. 8pen ligger
Is Mtl pit for 1acoma, Ma1b. Gu
Sen anilaaes til 100000.
@orsermeiterens SIN % Sani-
.torens 9atter sitter Jig i Butte.
Montana. - @otparo D,,ncan, .Seu
at Den ioeioliitiife mapor 2emis
/ Duncan, og Miis Mamie .Moe,
Datter al sSanitor i Gitp Sail G6tria
Msoe, bleb 5. 9 hs. / al 5tilbeb biet
/ Greet Sails. @fterretningen berom
Tom }om 2Dn fro flor @immel for
91&ncons og rp1teoe iGrlig 'Sr11e,,
iterH.
&%nbialmur Stefansion bar Yla-
ner ON at foretuge Sen lengite Gln=
oetur nogenlin6e giort, fra &oint
8arrotp, Mlasfu, til @rince Hotricf
Gen, oper be1t fnnabrfe @ranfelinc
% onltrent 600 MiI eitoper, ifelge
8rep fra bam til Gilbert $. @ros=
oenor, Direftgr for Set rationale
g%eoerafrfe @eiifm. Denea1g @repet
blen ifrebet, pbite life Gtefansfon
at hans gfib ranrI,h" 1on folt
|Sien, eller at &inlpe1tonnerten
rMarp Sacbs" bar fnl11t. Gm S1n=
6eturen ifriber ba,1. Gen lpnes mig
|Iet."
8ranS / ct. 2nnis. Misio,1ri Atb=
|1etic Club nehbrnnote Sgnoag Mor=
gen og 50 Me,1ne ifer n1erer maj!
;'atte 9ibet til. gn al sem bar Ell
Mgent peo Nnbn 90egnaro. Mlle or1=
Ore Mapne blnnot Daoe og Gapneoe,
lDnes at pGre tppiif amerifanife Ell
Ter tpif=amerifm lfe.
Sl6en .ontnges at pere opfom
men / Spiieialen / treble Gtaoe
e1,olfent 8olitiet mener, at Sfab
prRngere maaife Dar Gfpl0en, 90
to @rp1oiioner b6rtes / 8oatmen's
8nnf. Slben forplantebe Jig 1nnrt. til
ct. 9onis Seeo @ot1npanp pan @afb-
ington Mpenl,e, ct. 2o1is &ol1ltrt
an6 Geeb Company paa SQUIRT
Street, Becfmon Butter & @gq
og @ent5en Commission
Go1ttpa1sp paa 6o1,rtb Street nel
2ncas Mnenue. 9isie @pgninge.
ipt1tes at bore 6pmt.
Sum en- Gel al M1trene til Mis=
lo11ri Mtbletic Clubs @ngnina itour,
|Sioerne og oft SET. inbre itprteoe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-13
M*S6%%Rk

Battered at the Post once 1t st. Paul
Nina, % second class matchmaker.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-13

Snofomitifat.2ope ipnes at futile
opfploe Mominiitrationel1s Jorpel1t-
ringer peo at prooucere en- glarsil1o=
tegt at so Millioner Dollars, betalt
ri omtrent 425,00O Yeriprer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-13

~ >SSS~>%S ~fN% W. w.
.ttloels bel inoebe6e, men mangler
6eltartillert % M1un1ltnition for
6eltfanoner, paaitaos ser, pg bette
|pil6e ftrafs bin6re Dem / agresiip
6remrpfning ober belle 2inien.
Sen rationale Mfilits er 6uurliqt
inoepet, paa foa l1n6tagel5er nar,
og maatte fort til at erercere fgr
ben funoe ,t6gigre e1 rnogenlunoe
.oroentlig &eIerbe for Sc reg1lpre
Tropper.
Merico bar font set er $4,000
fboerale eller @egieringstropper mn
Der @uertaaD iftatliren og 0prers-
|bGren er tilnarmeliepis Iigeloo flor
iuabiot man beo.
Set bleD en- ganife Formulated.
6ienoe for bore $4,000 cipili1ereoe
amerifanife 5oIooter at gipe lig i
Sag meo.
ut De Toreneoe 5tater grunoet
paa fine e11or1re &eSo11rcer epentuelt
biloe birroe er Ser i1gen Spipl ON,
men set bil6e foite EnIi1oer al
Menneifelip 'og MiIlioner af Dol
lars ! @rigsifot etc. etc.
81 set oerfor noga itsrre timber
otpor bur1a1ae % freoelige Hreii=
bent boloer igienog inotaeer En-
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-05-26
STATE CONVENTION.

The State Convention of the B. P.
O. Elks. will be held in Wausau on
the 9th and 10th days of June, COM
mencing just two weeks from today,
and the local Elks are making ar
rangements to make this an extra
ordinary event. All of the principal
state officials will be here, headed by
John G. Karel, state president. The
following is the program
TUESDAY.
10 a. m.-Opening of convention at
Elks' hall, Third and Jackson streets.
10 a. m.-Competitive ball game be-
tween Elks' teams at Yawkey park.
2p. Baseball game between
two visiting ELS teams at Yawkey
park.
; p. m.-Automobile rides fer visit
Elks and ladies.
A p. m.-Tea and reception for Wis
iting ladies at Wausau club.
8 2. illuminated auto parade,
POO decorated cars in line.
8 p. m.-Competitive exemplifica-
ton of ritual by degree teams from
Green Bay, Milwaukee and Amigo
at Castle hail.
ga. m.-Special entertainment for
visiting ladies.
p. m.-Banquet to delegates at
Elks' hall, Third and Jackson streets.
WEDNESDAY.
10 a. m.-Deciding baseball game
between two winning teams of pre-
yious day for the silver loving cup
which has been presented by the
state association. The cup is two
feet high.
1:30 p. m.-Grand parade of Wis
consin Elks, Harry Schiller, grand
marshal.
p. m.-W.-I. league baseball game
between Oshkosh and Wausau at
Yawkey park.
EVening-Fire run and massed
band concert at court house square
and Alexander park.
p. M Dances at Elks' hall and
Rothschild park pavilion.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-05-26
PERSONALS.

Mrs. August Deichsel OF Marsh
field attended the funeral of Jacob
Deichsel yesterday
Alfred Cook and son, Walter, of
Unity, were in the city Saturday on
matters of business.
VIM. Merklein and NJ. P. Towle
departed for Chicago Sunday even
ing, where they will buy horses.
Miss Winif-sd Lott, the visiting
nurse at the Children's Infirmary, de-
parted Saturday for few days visit
In Milwaukee.
Robert Flaherty and family of
Schofeld, will depart soon for San
Diego, CAL, where Mr.. Flaherty has
taken a position.
Mrs. Bertha Salzman, who has
been visiting at the Kolter home on
First street, departed for her home
in Milwaukee Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Marthaler of
Beaver Dam are in the city, being
called here by the death of the latters
father, Jacob Deichsel.
Mrs. E. b. Stoddard and Mrs.
George Mueller and little daughter
visited Mrs. George Gemberling of
Stevens Point the past week.
Mrs. William Rienow and daugh-
ter, Elsie, Of Loyal, arrived in the
city Saturday afternoon to attend the
funeral of the formers brother, Jacob
Deichsel.
James Allen of Knowlton, the
owner of one of the best farms in the
county and who Is successfully work
ing it, was in the city Monday on a
business and social visit.
Mr.. and Mrs John Drinkwater
and son, Thomas, of Garrett, Ind,
arrived in the city yesterday morning
to be present at the funeral of Mrs.
Drinkwater's brother, acob Deichsel.
j. d. Christie, of the town of
Weston, secretary of the Marathon
County Agricultural association, was
in the city Saturday, busying himself
with matters concerning the coming
annual fair.
Assistant Postmaster and Mrs. j.
G. Kuhlmann, accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs j. H. Fehl, left for Norrie
Saturday for few days outing and
recuperation and rest from their ardu-
Gus duties and household cares.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Dessert re-
turned Saturday evening from Minoc.
qua, where they have been enjoying
an outing at their summer home neal
that place. Mr.. and Mrs. Dessert
while there, had quite an experience
with the recent forest fires, five
men being obliged to fight fire fol
three and a half days, to save theil
grounds and buildings. Fortunatei!
no damage to their property resulted