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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-12-09
A CHRISTMAS CONSPIRACY
How Grandmother's Heart Was Glad
dened BY Remembrances From
the Children.
Grandmother Jessup,"

Ni~huhlotueT JeSBupi'
Stella's tone was distinctly &C
cusing; 1t was evident that grand
mother had something to answer for
grandmother, from her invalid chair
looked across at the girl who stood
at ner bureau drawer. She had en-
uured years Of pain and weakness;
put they had not succeeded In quench'
ing the spirit in the frail figure; hei
voice was as saucy as a girls.
Not guilty-what is it?"
Its your handkerchiefs. How
many dozen have your"
Seven or eight. You see, have
seven of the dearest grandchildren in
the world. It's queer, isn't It, that
your nose should be so especially
honored when you grow old?"
But stella's gray eyes forgot to
laugh back at grandmother's. Some
thing had disconnected her. She put
the handkerchiefs back, made some
trivial excuse, and ran up to her own
room, where her sister and cousins
We're holding Christmas conclave.
Il wonder" she burst out, that
grandmother can endure Christmas at
ALI"
What under the sun do you
mean" Corinne and Isabella ex-
claimed together.
"Corinne, what did you give grand
mother for Christmas last year?"
"A box of handkerchiefs. Why?"
"And you, Isabella?"
AN embroidered handkerchief with
little weeny initials"
'Mollie?"
1.-TWO handkerchiefs," Mollie con-
fessed. There didn't seem to be
anything else-except slumber slip
pers, and Aunt Maria always knits
those"
"And Laurie and gave her hand
kerchiefs. We always give her hand.
kerchiefs because she's old, and
they're the easiest thing to think of
Girls-she isn't old-she's as young as
any Of us down in her heart, and she
loves pretty things just as much as
ever. This year let's give her the
biggest surprise of her life-a Christ
mas that will make her really happy"
But how-what-" Corinne STAN
mered.
What do we like best-each of
us?"
"Jewelsl" "Booksl" Hand embroid-
eryt" CANDY silk stockingsl" The
answers came In laughing shower.
well, then. why not? Grandma'd
love a bit of jewelry from us-chosen
Just for her. And books-not
Thoughts of Cheer as If she we're
melancholy, but love stories that end
well. And why not embroider her
something? And II not silk stockings,
then pair OF slippers with tiny vel
vet bows. AS for candy, she'd love to
have II to pass round even If she
couldn't eat much herself"
"And let Bob and Archie send her
their absurd jokes as they do to the
rest of us? II doesn't seem-respect-
full"
"But grandma doesn't want to be
neutrality-suspicious." Stella declared
Shed just love to be counted in with
the rest of us, little vanities and jokes
and all. o girls, try it once and
see!"
And that was the way the Christ
mas conspiracy started. Grand
mothers eyes on Christmas morning
were proof of its success.-Youths'
Compauion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-12-09
The Fiery Cross.

The fiery cross was an ancient sum
mons to arms used in the Scottish
Highlands, and was sent by swift mes
sengcrs from place to place. 1t was a
small cross of light wood, the extremi-
ties Of which were set on fire, and then
dipped in the blood Of goat. This
custom is said to have also been in use
among the Goths.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-12-09

aFrench fashions have stopped COM
ing over" says a New Yorker, "and
evening gowns for the winter will in
consequence be less decollete. A good
thing, too. said to woman at a
dance last week:
"'How beautifully your daughter is
dressed. Don't you find it difficult to
keep her in clothes?
"Tndeed I dol' my friend replied
Haven't you noticed the decollete
gown she's wearing tonightf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-12-09
Ice Co. Eject Officers.

Ice Co. Elect Officers. =.
The Chickasha Ice and Cold Storage
Co. held its regular annual meeting
last night. At the beginning of the
meeting Hal Thompson rendered his
resignation as manager Of the com
pany. After closing up last years
business, the election of officers and
new board of directors completed
the companys business transactions.
Officers and directors are as follows:
]. D. Chastain, president; O. l.. Bing-
ham, vice president; II. H. Dwyer,
treasurer; A. Schuler, secretary. Di-
rectors, j. d. Chastain, Ben johnson,
T. II. Dwyer, O. l.. Bingham, w. H.
Gilkey, A. Schuler, H. ]. Brownson,
w. S. Corbin, w. H. Thompson.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-12-09
Short Stories
Of The Town
Presbyterian Bazaar.

On Saturday in the Dugan building
the Young Ladies' Guild of the Pres
byterian church will hold a bazaar.
The feature will be big turkey din
ner, served at noon. The bazaar will
be open all day and many articles will
be on sale.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-12-09
THE JOY OF SHOPPING.
BY Wilbur D. Nesbit.

I love to go and shop for things
TO send as Christmas gifts to friends,
For then my fancy girds on wings.
feel the joy that never ends.
o, what a rapture It's TO stand
And be stepped upon, bumped into,
ioggled, jostled. pushed, squeezed,
showed, frowned at, scowled upon,
trampled. bruised, slammed. rushed,
hurried, jolted. and finally get up to
the counter and discover that you are
at the wrong onel
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-12-09
indian Superintendent Here.

Dana H. Kelsey, superintendent of
the consolidated Indian offices at Mus
kogee, is visiting the home Of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Kelsey. He
is making payments by check to a
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-12-09

large number of Seminole Indians at
Wewoka, Okla, this week. Mr.. Kel-
sey will be in the city day or two
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-12

en- Del @enner foulmen / Sanfer
ON at o~perroife beuoe % benoes
Mano. De iamleoes / airfen meIIem
81. 3 o. 4 % gif iaa / Slot til 9n-
Jet. bpor Der tilbrngtes ct 9ar bug
gelige timer iantnlen meo 5eOiels
oagsbarnet. SUN par oppe belle Il
Den. Ger eiterlooes ct Bar @pnge-
itoIe, en- @abe ira @enner Iom Ell
lille 9aaifsnueIie al oeres Iiene-
tie / @lenia6eoeu. Ger beipiites oDer
30 Menneifer al ben 0fao. iom9en-.
uer 6aboe meobragt. 0rs. Stolen.
baum, 0eres Gatter, 6auoe iaaet
9eos ON. boao Der par i gente, %
bun par fommen foruo at gre 5or-
b~ereoeIier uoen at De gamle aneoe
llraaO. Ganiferen snifer 5gOieIs.
o~aasburnet biertelig til 9nffel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-12

nett ben 2S. aueuit. 9Ine tilreiien.
DC beOes al Senipn til uore lofaIe
6orbol0 at fomme ON 1orsoagen
enten meo Burlington ira Omaha
9:15 @orgen. / aanias @itu i:05
Gitermiooag ira 9ineoln i;t0
Worgen. i 9onins 9itp 7:45 aiten
= ira 8enoer pia 9e0 6.alto, 0ar.
on ST. 200 5orsoag Wor8eh /
aanias Sin if:45 Sorsoag 5mO. !.
Gaer oaiaa meo no. 9aciiie ira
Omaha f1:t0 5no: % ira Gin.
coin 40 5mo.: i aanias Sin
6:05 eitermiooaa Deriom ~tilrei.
ienoe &enncr oil meooele os meo
bpilfe Iog, De fommer, oil ri baoe
rnae MpnO paa llniof Station til
at mootage oa Ieoiage Dem til Sir.
fen. Disie oil oGre ~fenoeIiae paa
De Dannebroas iaroeoe Sleiier, De
oil barre,
@ad Meni9beoens ge1nc
Carl 8ilbeIm en-,
210I Rort6 10th Ct, aanias 9itp.
9anias.
Some 96one: @eit 1899.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-12
sennarO. @ebr.

Sobn Nolsmann er MI iaa piot
raft, at ban fan fore til gpen og /
oct belle toaet fGroes noe, men aref-
ter er Der fife mango Of enonn
Mpn Der ct 5remaana.
On Tao { iioite llge, oa DIR.
% Mrs. Sens RieIien 9nsbolot
Tant Mrs. Sans auoerien oar TO
renoe 10 Of beiege @olsmann. ifete
BET. oa De ifitloe FIRE biem, At 9ua.
gp-59oet oa Eoppen falot al. %
De 10 plore aoinoer falot neo o.
foriloe Zig. Mrs. 9psboIot if oct
uprite SIag. ct Bar 9ibben bleo
trpffet (iractnreo), iaa bun maat.
te unoer 9rgebebanoIing SUN fan
bog begpuoe at iioOe oppe. @lrs
Anoerien ioriloses osiaa en- Del.
5 @aar iplote Mrs. Sps5oIot
rs lar. % i ben a~nleOning 0ar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-12
yOanfferen"
Dusoag ben Il. an9uit 1914.
Blair, 9ebr.

Ibomas e6riitenieu er iaa blot
! georin1 At ban bar begnnot at
pure onen Senge en- Gel Al 8agen
Ger or M 1iimof oe ~allerbeitoe 10.
fiater I'll, At ban be6ol0er armen
Mrs. @sller, Sans MsIers
6uitru. bar liaaet aIporIi9 ipg /
noaen 1io men, iom ui ioritaar til
Worgen / Tag, er BUN / 9eoring.
Sam gbriitenien bar / De 10.
fte Gage baret noaet beore. % ban
lpnges meaet efter at fomme biem.
men 9pgen bar biotil iraraaot At
toge BAN ira 6oipitalet.
SsHoae eftermioOa9 ifete
Der gaoro for 9pen ct automobil-
llhelo. Tom par liae oeo at bliOe en-
alporlig lllpffe. 70 unae Menne.
fer. 5reO 9oon, iom arbeioeoe for
arnOt oSoromare Store", o9 Con
9atta Diloe forisge meo altomobi.
Zen. Be forte. at FIRE forbi en- anoen
@utomobil fom fsrtes al Sobp
alne, oa bet ~reiultereoe l. al De fer.
te / @reften. oa aiitomobilen uaI.
troe. 5rco 9non. iom baboe opret
pan Saat, hoIot i'm SaetbesIe ooer
fine anG og i6et Nutomo6ilen
balteoe. iif ban ct iaa alnorligt
Ernf al g~ssielsbet. at bet bsie0es,
"a 2pon If Here &ibben br9ffet
Etrofs meute man, at ban ~iiffert
maatte Do, men bet iiges I Gag til
Morgen. at ban er aoot paa Bel
til at fomme zig.
S6nSa9 ben imoo aften 1T
d iaa ben Heen, bi iao lGn9e bar
De pentet efter. 8i hdDoe nogIe
@ange foaet Smanbpaer, men i1tet,
Der rlafl9 torllog I'll at 0leoe Sors
Den. % De iioite Here Gage baooe
oaret meget trpffen0e. Maiien be-
annOte Here Steoer at blegne. Men
Sen Rean. ri ion fit / Smoass-
oift ca. cen 5omme - tleote goot
og @rgsiet besonoer at iaa mt
Gin. Den oil ogiaa bipIpe panDlai.
Zen, ion oens 9prne beore fan bli.
be fulo. Gen itprfe Sommerbeoe
CT ogIaa bruot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-12
areosmsoe.

Soma areos' Aarsmsoe afboloes,
ON Sub oil, / geresforo, z. Daf.,
ben 1870. Sept. Weoet beepnoer
meo Ssimesieauostieueite ! airfen
5reoos 5~ormioong ben is. Sept
al. OLE.
5elgenoe gmner bill bIipe orsi.
tet: areoiens Gmne: nGn rem os
ubeimittet @uosoprfelie". Saf. 1,
81. Mcnigbeoens emne: Gen lem.
re 8sn. areoiens Menigbeoer an.
MODES ON at ienoe Gelegnter. Oct
forpentes at ollie areOiens prpiter
pi( uRre til Steoe.
grGitemsoe. Eorsba1 aften Den
II. Sept. ar. 8.
9oa areoiens 8egne
u. M. HieIfen areosi.
= Senbolo iii openItaaenoe BE.
fenotgsrelie, inobpoer Wa5aretb D.
eu. -[uth. Wenigbeo | Beresforo, 2.
Dat, berpeo paa oct bierteIigite at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-12
StOrt l~lnaoumsmgoc.

bill 6Iioe ai6oIot, ON @uO oil |
0agene if-f3. Septcmber 5. u. /
Gbene5er Nenigbeo. guoubou 50.
Soma.
Meniebeoen inobpoer iGrliat De
unge / Soma areOs til al meoe tai.
rist irem.
5slgenoe Gmuer bill blioe Orsitet.
I. De unse iom aruetaeere. Gal
it9, @ers III.
? De unges 9rrbeiOe / airfen
hiemme I @eter a. 10.
3 DC unges arbeioe noe. Marf
On. rs, 10.
8elfommen on un8e WanOifab -
fom en- itor Sfarel
Vile SnomeloeIier maa lie ieneit
7. September til unoertegneoe.
9onfeiprog: ggeoer u0en aila.
Belle" 1 Ebei. 5, II.
Qoa Gbene8er @enisbe0s 9egne
@. 9. Gbriitionen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-12
@nostieneitsr.
Blair.

Ssoogsifole 81. 9.t5.
SeimesiesnostieneIte SCI 1890.
aftenguostieneite aI. s.
Drum: @uOstieneite 1. % 3.
Ssnoog / bper @aaneo. ST.. 1890
5ormiooag.
aennarO; Sngeu @uostieneite el.
Ter SmoaasifoIe ~eritfommenoe
senoag DC. aug4 snoaosifole
ST. 10 og oanif @uostieneite ST.
# noite Senoaa (23. Iug.) %
Ssnoaasifole aI. 10 % en8eIff
@nostieneite aI. II iioite SsnOag /
ang. go. ang) PIT ON @no oiI;
ale i%no6poes bierteligit.
u ~. Qn0erfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-12
9iI SnIa.

so acres al oet beoite 2ono /
5reeborn Gountn, Ninneiota. 9e.
liggenoe ~ MiI geit ior @eneoa
og 4 Dlil SpO for G%lIenoale. @oot
GUS me0 s gprelier. 500 StalO,
Maifinbus. Spinebus, Seniebns. 0.
|. D. Sele 5armen goOt inObesnet.
@oot 8an6. aan faas meo 9eiGt.
ming, ON enifes. Snlpoelen al SO.
beiummen man uobetoles. Oct %.
riee fan itoa til go. 9il iGIge pna
8runo at Spgoom.
Sfrip til Chris Solm, Ht. 3.
GLENDALE, Winn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-12
Saaes i~tnsOOmsmpOe

aibolOes ON Serren of / Sans
5reoerifiens Sfoo ueS 91mlin So.
Ssnoae Is. Aug. al. 3 Gftermio.
bag. 9ruiterne $. g. 5enien og
q. %. 4ieIien bar IoDet at tale peO
bette Meoe. aprIie Sn6bpOeIie til
ale og iGrIig til De unge i Oft
Sorn .Settlementet". 5 1iliploe
al HeguDeir bolSeS Wlsoet / Sam.
lin airfe
gaa De unges 8egne.
3. z. Gbrfftinnen
q. Rasmusen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-12

On 8uo oil. aibolOer Wlinneio.
ia areOs tit oarIige @eoe i 81. BE.
tiers @eniabeo. 0~ortbiielo. 0linn.,
ira 8. til 6. Sept.
aabninasmsoe 1orsoa9 aiten
81. ~.
areoiens emne: On iornuftis
@u0soprfeIie. Rom. ~, /.
0eniabeoens emne: 5roens gG.
len % girfning. Sch. Il, &c.
Senoaasifolens gmne: 2Grereus
arbeiOe % Mnal.
eubper Menigbeo beoes erinOre
i'm Set % 4list at ienOe Ell
Gele1nt.
Qan arroiens geane.
S.@.g 5 o.
ct. geters Renigbeo. Qortb.
iielb. Minn., in6bpoer 6erDeO Mlin.
neiota are0s til al ofboIoe tit aars.
ms0e / Dor MiOoe / oDennpOnte
Gage. 5or goo Sroens StplO og
ligeleoes for at Iette Snofpnrterin9s
arbei6et beOes ale 1iIreiien0e pen,
Iieit ON at inomeIoe Iig inoen Ocn
/. Sept. til 9er. g. 9eterien, Rortb.
fieIo. Minn,
9anfeiprog for @sOet: Cal. 43.
3. gaa @eni9beoens % egne Beg.
ne. g. 81. 9eteren, Qrgit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-12

oeItage / areosmeoet / ouennGunte
Sage.
5ilreiienoe beoes at anmeloe De.
res aomme ieneit Sen 10. Sept
til llnoertegneoe.
aom % orr ell 9eIiianeIiei
aaom iamI ira De ire geire %
aano paa De ibieliloane al De bline
leBeBOe.
9aa MeniabeOeus @eane.
). @nu0fen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-12
asbraifa arsOiens 10. aarsmgOe.

Nebralfa areOIeHs 10. Ndrsmboe.
dfboloes, ont Cub oil, ! annIos 81.
tn ! Gaaene ira 3. til g. Sept.,
1914. Weoet begnnOer meo 9si.
mesiesuostieneite / Menigbeoens
airfe Iorsoag aiten ben 3. Sept
aloffen 8.
5eIgenoe Tin1 oil bliue iorbnno'
let.
I. Rebrnifa areoiens Wisiion.
2. Spno err ariitenoom?
3. Nab. 3, 90.
4. 9srnenes l~tn0erpisning |
Smongs. og SperoagsIfolen.
Get forpentes, at allie are0iens
9rpiter oiper @soe.
ane areOiens Meniebeber ammo.
oes Interchangeable ON at ienoe De.
legdter.
gaa Rebraifa areOiens gegne,
Cars S~enfen areosfcrmano
3 SenhoTo til openitanenoe BE-
fenotgsrelie inobnoer Dor 5rel-
fers" oanife 60. lntb. Wenisbeo !
annIos Gin 8enner iii at oeltage
| areosmeoet.
@lpo os meo eoers geisg og en-
fulotaIIig Representation al Bro
tier o. Eelegater.
@eisgenoe beoes inomeIoe iig ie'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-12
SUFFRAGE COLUMN.
Mrs. j. P. Jensen, Editor.
Nebraska Motto:
Equality before the law.

Members Of The Suffrage As
ISOLATION deeply appreciated the
neat way in which our column
was set up in type and the effect
i've way in which it was printed
last two weeks. We realize thai
Rev. Andersen can offer Us the
use Of the column for only a
limited time. and in that time
we hope to put forth a few eff
feetive arguments for the cause
and hope to make onr column
one of interest.
Believers IN the cause are more
than encouraged by having prom
inent statesmen like Theodore
Roosevelt and Vim. Jennings
Bryan add their influence to the
cause of equal franchise and both
will do all they can to aid in the
fight for equal Suffrage amend
ment to be voted on in Nebraska
next November. Bryan says:
81 shall support the amendment,
| shall ask no political rights for
myself that I am not willing to
grant to my wife"
Chancellor Andrews, former
head Of the State University, is
now openly campaigning for the
cause and many college men
everywhere are boldly coming
out for the amendment.
The election in Sweden have
passed off quietly. We read a
very interesting account of the.
same in the current news events.
On account Of the distance over
water that many came to vote
the elections lasted 30 days.
Husbands and wives went quietly
arm in arm to the polls and cast
their ballot. Groups of young
people also quietly voted and
an english paper seemed amazed
that such could be the case. Nc
disorder only a peaceful and
:uiet election, which the mill
tants in England might do well
to consider.
One result of The election in
Denmark was the appointment Of
a number af police-women in
Copenhagen. They are to look
after fallen women and deEn-
quent children. for these duties
OUGHT by right 10 be women's
work. and the duties to be done
here are better performed by
police matrons than by men-police
officers.
There are now three million
women voters in the L. S. They
vote in the following states:-
Wyoming. California. Utah, Ore
gon. Idaho. Kansas, Washington.
Arizona and Illinois.
Two hundred and fifty thous-
and Nebraska mothers, wives
and daughters are Of legal vot-
ing age and as intelligent as any
in the world. Why not let them
vote.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-12
GienOOm / Blair.

On oeiIie gienoom pna 1 acres
9ano meo iaa goot iom mt s Be
relies Sus - npr Deo Gana Col
leee - fan febes paa gunitige Ri.
faar.
2iaele0eg et mooerne : 8prelies
Sus o. y 9(cre Serb beplantet
meo Srirgttruer % guife. SnOen-
for 9n9rPnien.
6. 5. &obinfon aealtn So.
Blair, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-12
areOsmpOe.

afldntic Nreos A. Den foreleoe
Oanife eu.-Iutb. airfe / amerifo al.
boloer lit areosmsoe / Bethesda
onnife eb-lnth. Meniabeo. 8orce-
tier. @iais., ira oen 4. til Den 6.te.
Sept arcoiens 9rpiter beoes gipe
9ipoe. Meniabeoerne at ienoe Gele.
cater oa port Menigheosiolf at fom.
me meo Tom Gelta9cre % brinae
@enner meo Won be6es erinors
islaenoe geilutnina ira iioite aar:
.areosmeoets 0eltaaere. Der er
oper If aar. betaIer bereiter 500
Tor oeres OphoIo unoer @soet.
Weoet beannoer me0 aobninas.
9uastiencite areoaa 5orm, al. 10.
aorretninasmsoe 2srooa 6orntio.
oaa.
@mner FOR Wsoet
Neniabeoens: a8pffelie. (gf. 3.
IA: .9erfor heooer bet: @aaen OBJ.
ou. Tom ioper. og itna % ira Oet
oeoe on ariitus ifaf lnie for oiel9
qreOiens: Gen beaiae 0aobere."
9eo 9rpitemsoet 9rpitens Sus.
beisa."
Qo0 % be0e GA nrbei0e for at ion
ct rigt @soe
9 8. aer, are6sformb.
llnaoomsiorbunoet Tor atIantic
areos afboloer. ON @uo uil; fit
aarsmeoe ! 5orbinoeIie meo areos.
meoet @orceiter. @ois., ben 7.
Gent. (9aboroau). emne: 1. Sob.
>, il-t5.
Soreninaer beSes ienoe Geleaater.
@enner al Dort lln16omsnrbeioe in0.
bpoes Nniegninaer ON OptaaeI.
ic eaer an6et oe0reren0e 5orbunOei
beoes ienot mia isr 1. sept.
CIR 6hriffenien, 6ormo
; Senbolo til SDeuitaaen6e mo.
bpoer 9etbesoo Reniaheo, Worce.
tier. @ais.. ale. iom fan os oil OG.
re meO os / 6isie Gage til al npoe
Serrens SuTes Sober. 9i renter
mango o. bar gtaos for ale. ane
geItaaere beOes iu6meIoe iia iii I'M.
Oertegneoe in6cn %. auauit 1914.
e. 6. MADEIRA. 9rGit.
pos gorf aue..
BorceIter, Miis.
.Sou6eli9 iiger lea eoer. at buno
iom BELT 5 beoe 5ooeren ON I init
Ram. ifal ban aiue eoer." Rob.
IS. %.
~: Ia II life ieIp bar airfa
9orceiter. bar ri mnatte ieae Sus.
IN hos armenierue uneer areos.
me0et Tenne @enigbeO bar ober,
laot os fin airfe. toni lager paa
Ormout ct Wan toger en- Bonn.
ton Ct. Sporbogn DeO Stir 5an"
on itanr al beo Crmont Ctr. Mprt
bette. ina 6u fife fnrer bib. Dor
gu er goo, men life beOre END andre
gegrunopt bno. OF Menipheoen ieln
man afbenptte fin airfe fra f0h
til 1917 Ssnbna. bill Dor Cubs,
tienpite ornne 7ag bIioe ira 812 til
t0I. u g u.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-12
Sns til saIas.

gaa 8runo al gortreiie enifer
jeg at i9Iee nit Sus Sem gpreI.
fer. Solio 9penins. Smuf geIig.
eenoe Deo SfoD o. ~. EGt Deo
Sfole oe onnif lutbprit Strife. aon
iqlges meget binis, ON 9anoeIen
fan re mart.
mrs. Z. g. Hasmusfen,
Quef, Mis.
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0ishonsmoOe

af6oloes. ON 0erren oil. ! auon.
bon, So. / Iagene &c 5ept.
aerlig SnobnOelie til ale ijern
% nRr.
9aa @enisbeoens 8eane.
;. y. gbriitianfen.
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gOsbOeOesrpn Sc. pr. yO.

-fgrooe eaer fine)-
grope eGler fine, 7e 30
aismeI oe aartoffelmeI, &c go
Gorienbes ooeroIt fom goitpnffe eIler
pr. Grpres. Strife garer o. arIis
g~etienine. Crit 80. SEMEN,
Cor. g .&@ront cts. Omaha, Webr
Rel: Webfter 1920
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-12
Sill qeie.

Stort sRooern Brief 9otel@ Tom
ssr goo 6%orretnina, .an Ieies me-
get billigt. Rprmere OpIDsninger
iaag ueo at benbenoe iis til
Or. 3 z. Ssrgenen
Off Sorn, ga.
eaer til
3bom. Sbom en-
aimballton, ga
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3isTunsmeoe

bodies. oil @no. ira "a 0ttober
/ hampton, 9lebr. @qitcr til Nfsi
Oct pil nrre os uelfomne.
9na Mcni1he0ens 9egne.
q. Ii. SebuIt3.
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oresiefprnnnrina

goit. 5 4. Seniens slore5ic. iar
9fegrioes. Mid1 er mn Bon Sippt
-g9is
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Wortb 9nfota eamb.

RosIe foa ppperIiee anleoninser
til at fsbe CODE Siem | be onnffe
aoIonier | weitbp, DanepiIIe os
5ertiIe gnIIep 9ownfbips. nrr peb
gane, Sfoler os airfer. Sfriu til
Sans anberfen
Gertile. q. q.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-06-23

rEE wo cHrNEsE mED. &c.
1819tz 50. Fn<tf1< ~
Tseesns. WnnE.
To thu Public:
! have beon ouffer-
ing from 1Hr1nIo
stomach treu1I4o Tor
years and foun1 no
other medfeIne1 c9uI6
cure me until / be-
Gan to fa1<e Zee Wee
Chinese Remedy. He-
fore eem11anc&d
taking his remo<T I
could not o&1 NY
fhias I ~anfc1. Vow
can e4t a1r<M<nn
besides 1 an TED M
alter . show The pusiis tkse Wi
be has done FOR me he o1n a. fS<
yea Respectfully.
Ne. 1<<1 FAIRBANKS 81. rszs15. -
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touched her left hand lightly with
his right. Somehow she felt that
the safest thing she could do
would be to stand up; but she
found he still held her hand as
he stood up. facing her, and look
ing fixedly at her face.
That is your condition, is it?
That you will never give yourself
70 a man that cannot come for
his bride?s
That would depend on she man
after all. | suppose" she faltered.
And II | were the man that
asked your" he whispered, put
ting his arm round her waist.
She looked him straight in the
eyes for a moment.
You would come for me, /
know, II II was in heaven or earth.
But III not" sinking her head up
on his shoulder as she felt his lips
touch her cheek, II suppose 1
would go to you"
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ITO cut IL short. sir, he's got
Ardmore's bag In his room AZ the
Reaiton.
~Ardmore's bagi What do you
meant"
1t was then Hartley heard the
same story that had astounded
Maynard the night before.
Why was he not arrested at
onceg"
We never do that with coun-
terfeiters, SIR. We Just shadow
them to see who they connect
with. But I'm coming TO the
strangest part about your man.
str, and that's this: He's never
wrote q letter and never got a let
ter at any hotel he's been at"
Mr.. Hartley drummed on the
desk.
The only connection We could
trace him 20 was a pretty. stun
nfng-looking girl. Her we mark ed
down. and it's lucky we did, sir,
because that's our chance now TO
pick up the trail again. All
these chaps have some woman on
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All stories agree that last win
ter, the girl began to live In DIR.
Armstrong; house. The doctor
says she must know he was mar
ried because she lived in the same
house with his wife.
But some time ago DIR. Arm
strong went away on a vacation,
and when he returned he found
his pretty wife had torn up most
of the house furnishings and de-
eamped. lie has found no trace
of her since.
"If you ca nfind a way for me
to get a divorce" said DR.. ARM
strong TO Inez Miiholland Boisse-
vain, and can prove to me that
Miss Hossfeld isn't crazy, Ill
marry her,