davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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giving the total number of contests
they have each had. the number OF
knockouts credited to each OF them.
and their knockout" percentages:
The chronicle=news., 1914-10-02

II in need OF printing OF any kind
pnone s;se Chronicls-News. We are
;equipped to give you first class work
promptly. Call Trinidad 40. II
The chronicle=news., 1914-10-02

Superintendent Morgan, OF the
city schools, leaves for Pueblo today
to attend a meeting OF the Agora
This is body composed OF school
men of southern Colorado, devoted
to the discussion Of school problems.
This association does great deal
toward the harmonizing of south
ern Colorado school systems. The as
sociation meets three lines year.
at which times current school ques-
tions are brought up.
At tile meeting this stime q banquet
has been arranged for Friday night.
followed by program. Superin-
tendcnt ShItz OF the Pueblo schools
will treat extensively the subject of
the Montcssori method. His page is
entitled Value of the Montessori
Method to Edhcation." .'Thfs' is l.
subject OF great interest to all and
considered OF vital importance In
primary educational circles. A. H.
Minton OF the scientific department
of the high school is also an enthus-
iastic member of this society.
The chronicle=news., 1914-10-02

Edward Poliak. the tennis repre-
sentative OF the Trinidad High
School, left this morning on the
Colorado and Southern to attend the
state tennis tournament OF the high
schools OF the state. This represen-
tative was selected by a series OF
tournaments held on the court on
Maple street. Yesterday afternoon
the finals were played between Mark
Smith and Edward Poliak.
Both are exceptionally clever with
The chronicle=news., 1914-10-02
Duffv's Pure Malt Whiskey

OQIIy = tut y VucuS vvusuONOy
responbe possessing health In old Duhys re MAY
Tablespoonful amount
water before digestion the aPped
to
brings fo 1t be retained BY tno
rnostde eicatest stomach
SECT Duffys and Keep We'll" ~ AA
Sold in bulk By mos most drug drug FL u
advcef .
The Duffy Mat Whikey Rochester. NY.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-29
ROOEO SEATS
NOW ON SALE
nRIsK DEMAND EVER SINCE THE
SALE OPENED THIS MORNING.
PART RESERVED FOR TnE vis-
TING CROWDS

Those who desire TO reserve seats
in the grand stand for the Rodso
should do 50 at once. as the sale be.
gan at 10 o'clock this morning. and
the seats are xoinK fast
Five entire rows. which have. re-
place the boxes and contain 500 seats.
have hehen numbered and reserved.
These sell for SO cents each. Three
hundred OF these will not be placed
on sale until after the arrival OF the
special train Friday morning. In ad
iition. there will be 1000 general ad-
mission grand stand seats. which will
sell for IS cents each. These ssats
are just the same ~ the others. but
are not reserved. and will be filled by
those arriving at the grounds early.
The general admission TO the
grounds In so cents. A special rate
OF IS cent. 20. ;he round trip from
the depot to the grounds has been
made by the Southern Pacific. prov!d-
ed round trip tickets are purchased
before entering the train. In addi-
ton boats and barges win operate on
the lake.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-29
May ROBERTS
Wins 4 MEDAL
INTERESTING CONTEXT WAS
HELD SUNDAY AFTERNOON AT
NJ. CIADUD-l.Aklsk CROWD ~
~ ATTENDANCE

The fourth Of tho soriea Of slisor
medal contests BY tho W. q. 7. u. was
held sunday at tho homo OF Commo.
dors Alex Nosier. near shipplngton,
Tho medal waa awarded to Miss May
Roberts.
Tho contestants were greeted BY a
crowded house. and u was estimated d
that close 10 200 were there. and lis.
tened To ths rendition Of the prize se.
lsctioas.
Mias Nellie Montgomery. who won
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-29
CHURCH PEOPLE
TO run HOTEL
CHRISTIAN CHURCH CONGRnGA.
TlON RENTS CoMsToCK-SRs.
KEI.L.ER 10 NAVE CHARGE or
rnI DINING ROOM

In order to care for some OF the
crowd coming 10 attend the Eiks'
Rodeo. the Christian church has
made arrangements to operate the
Comstock hotel building AZ hosteiry
during ths three days OF the celeera-
uon- This plan has been heartily ap-
proved BY the Rodeo Association. ~
IL provides for many who might 9TH
erviss not be able TO get rooms
Today the work Of fumigAting and
otherwise preparing the building for
company started. r. H. Dunbar 10 TO
Be In charge OF the hotel. while the
dining room viii b in the capable
hands Of Nrs. J. J. Keller.
Besides the hotel. the Christian
church people viii cater to the COM
fort Of the people In another way.
There viii BE- beaches. chairs and 9TH
sr coaveaiences for the free use Of the
tired public.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-29

Before tho largest gathering OF
ians this season. csIlAhan's salafisd
champions defeated the Klamath
ralls team sunday afternoon By q
score Of i3 to 5.
A te~ losal people are growing
about the poor showing made BY ths
home team---thesc same ErovlerS. By
the way. are mostly people Who have
not paid a cent toward tho support o!
the team--and to ,hosc I'd like to call
attention to few scores In the Pa.
|cine Coast League:
June 2. al Portland. Portland II.
Sacramento S: at Oakland. June II.
Oakland ls. Portland .: At Los Anss-
les. June IS. Los Angeles II. veaies
=; at San Francisco. June 81. San
Francisco IS. Venice /.
Another thing that would like TO
call attention 10 10 the fact that
Venice. on the short end Of the Los
Angies-venice ll-to-i and the San
rranelseo-venics i5-to-i games. 10 at
the present time leading the Pacific
Coast League.
These are just few Of the games
n the big brush where the scores were
more one-sided than Sundays game
here
Yreka has an aii-salaried team. Our
boys. who are all working for . iiv-
ing. play ball for the love Of the sport
and out OF loyalty to the city.
Yesterday Jimmy Foster hurled to
the best aggregation Of sticksss out
side Of organised ball. Our boys
faced . pitcher who. for six ysars. has
made living pitching ball. Just con-
slider few things before panuins the
boys too hard.
When Weed comes over for the big
games the Fourth and Fifth. the boys
will be in better practice. With Q
change or two. possibly. that will
the batting order.
Kieth Ambrose. than whom . more
loyal worker never donned . mitt, will
welcome Motschsnbschsr with open
arms n Il will strengthen the team TO
have NOISY catch one Of the games.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-29

the contest held al naund t,tto. gave
haf Fradtng ~hitc tbs iuagNa serr
grading the nthpra Commodore N"s'
isv. dressed In costume. saFu a fs1'
altioa Ut rho rramp." ahtyh a@s
heartily enshosrd aud hr FSsissadssl
stih temperance snas
rbs m-dai ~as psrsrntsa by slJss
Haslaa la psii ~Sfasa adisusa- \
vote ot thanks sas rttsaassi shs
smsabdosu roE his Hospitality aea Va
the Caldwell sisters faF husss FAR
ulshpa
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-29

IVt8JD 10 % III
sBsttsd for Msssusr In the ninth
SUMMARY
Home runs--kraeks.
Two base hits--Csilahan(3). Crsw.
ford. Schisasr. Brooks. Aahss.
Stolen bases--Caiiahan (3). Car
penier. Toy. Maxwell. Ambrose ca.
Arnold.
Double piays-Schlsusr 10 Gala
han: Hicks 70 Krscke.
Struck out--By Brooks .. by POS.
ter . In I innings: BY Browne. Q In 9
innings.
Umpiees--wattsss and Edmunds.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-29

After having worked for one farm
er for twenty-five years without being
paid anything and without asking for
IL. George =. Brown has entered .
suit In Canton, Ohio. for $1,000 back
pay. In his petition he said hs had
not had a pay day for twenty-five
years. and that he feared his employ
or was trying to cheat him.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-29

Engiand received more than mil
lioa dollars In taxes from the vast es-
tate left By Mrs. Elizabeth Eastou.
Who Aisd recently In Yorkshire at the
aeo Of Ss.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-29
Here for the Rodeo, Etc.

Here for the Rodeo, Ese.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Mcdonald and
little daughter 10 arrived this after
noon from Bonanza Levi came down
to attend court. but Bird came for
the Rodeo.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-29

Nrs. Rschardsoa Worse.
Court Reporter r. ~. Richardson
left Sunday morning for Chicago in
answer to . summons. stating that
Mrs. Richardson's condition was
vosUa
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-29
Yreka Takes Game BY
Very Lopsided Score


Every player stands rrady to MAKE
tho move tha, will help u In the
struggle that Ia sure to bc ours ~hen
ws hook up with cAvsns axxrvxatiea,
With good. hard practice this ~cek
the boys viii. l believe. be- In shape TO
make tho Weed games worth while
seeing.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-29

According 70 . telephone Inessags
received from Miss Psrls Dow. shs
will remain with J. G. johnson and
family at the Pelican Bay logging
camp until the middle OF July. In
stead Of returning right away.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-29

Mrs. c. w. Kaiss went 70 Wed
Sunday morning 70 msst hss sister.
Mrs. Fred Reed Of Nsdford. who will
visit II the Kslsr homo for . moath
or 70. the guest Of her sisters. Ass.
ksIsP and Aiss Alma Jonas.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-29

There ars lots ~ aew spuas at
Hnena Vista Rather small fisst nos
of rourss. but great In number.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-29

WANTED FOR HoDEo -Four wait.
cfs and hye waitrcaava. Apply Man.
axpr Hnx Cafe, sp.tt
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-29

P1sad Aeea9 Bere.
z. A. Hamilton. Geld agent OF
Southern Oregon Conference OF Sew
snth Day Adventists. II in the city
IRON Roseburg. He expects to spend
. weak or more in the county.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-29
Town Topics


II. r. Dow. who u building the
new Nj. Lski school house. returned
there today 70 resume his work. after
spending Sunday with his family
here.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-29

There ,s talk VI building q unioa
church .dlaer hosg by private parties
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-29

Jim stfa~'s dairy is having a great
ana Increasing run Of business Ia.t
nov.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-29
.NEWSY NOTES OF
SH|PP|NGT0N|TtS
nsntii.bt>0 ~ i'ttlCS> nav
MIL. kt.srts rttn HtssiDt>r~.
isktAnp ~ MoHht>a >ow
UrutM NEWS trtas

sHIrfiSaToN. Js.a 30 riss
lssldpnts os relisan rHl arc ma b
.la,sa osrs tho announcement maae
By n - MuFtehsoa of the ial1nglos
II the i'..lsan TIA, i,amb~t ea,apanf
to ishuiia tho mill. Aas aiso pa, ap =
= big bos factory
Wiates kaIsht aud iaaily have
some to- Fort klamath ts take ia the
Ise tils July Tin,s
III. Sofst bFIsh yaFa Ia YeTf basY
place these hot aaSa ElEht az nIHs
nsn aFr making brick to beat tho
band
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-29
AID Society.

A special meeting Of the Ladies'
Aid Society OF Grace ~. u. church
will be held 1t 1880 tomorrow after
noon at the church.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-29
YREkA

Here's hou tt happened sunday /:
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-29

Mas Nellie Montgomery. who won
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16

@errn Nfarrer n1rb ieiner @em1einbe
belteben6e @introdt nn6 als Solge
6ieIer 1donen gintradt 6en groben
Opferiim Ser Observation-Disclosures
bem 10 pieles, 6as CUR @bre @ottes
Qe1dab un6 Dem Ser Meltbal1 Der @a-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6ie &rone onfiebt,
at ber6anfen lit. Sic @al1ptan1 prabe
bielt ser botm. @err &iar6on, Der
in bere0ten @orten 6aS e6le, bon Der
@emetnoe u~nter1lommene Werf pries
uno Sic Motbmen6igteit elmer edit
6riltliden gr5ieb1rw Ser S1gen6
un6 elmer boberen &eranbil6l1ng mo-
n1entlih ser &naben in fatboli1den
9ebronitalten flarlegte. Die @ela1nmt=
folten 6eS berrliden Mel1bones, Der
oem Ylane gernGb elmer Ser id)onfte ter
leiner Mrt nidt bios IN Ser Dio5ele
ct. gIoub lor6ern I'M gan5e11 Noro=
melten fem miro, nn6 Ser fontroft=
l1d) fl1r Y4S,SI2 erlallen III, Werpell
lid], bis 6erielbe ieiner 9eitimmtng
iibergcben mer6en fatml, a11f etma
$3.50 belanfen.
Sim Montagmorgen Sen 13. ST.
Ii, legten Dor 6em' bodm'iten &errn
Mbte Netrlts gngel, 3. g. g., in Ser
ct. Sobns Mbteifir6e fiinf Nobi5en
sic ctpigen @eliiboe ob. @s lin6 Dies:
ST. Bruno Shmitt, s. g. s., ST.
g6uor6 8al5et, .. g.. s., ST. Gole=
tim &uplner, .. g. s., ein Meffe 6es
bod1m. P. 2eonar6, 3. g. s., bon
Mpon; ST. @ottfrie6 @anS, .. g.. s.,
11n6 Tr. Metbo6ius 8or1pom. Mebrere
@ermonote ser iungen Sr6ens(e1tte
mobnten ser einoringli6em Teier BET.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16

sssn1 @eiiein~einer. groben Men,
denfdoor nn6 nnter Mlitlte1t5 oes
hodlp. s. @ear6on bon ct. @m11, 6es
hodtp. @atbeorolpfarrers Dr. SEQ
@o1,s, 1einer bodm. @~iiiiterter n1to
,6es bodm. &errn S. @idenbring bon
qrinoeto1 nabm ont letten @onntag.
nodmittog ser bodm'ite &err @if@ot
esooob Erobec sic @eibe 6es @ditetns
Ser 11e1,ert @otbeoralbodfdale, mel'
liver boz, &errn Sobn 3opp Der Sc
,,ei1t6e 8urn @eidem gema@t nor,
,,nter Ben entipreden6en 3eremonien
nor u1to riib1mte Damn IN elmer tur'
aen Mnipra4e Die 5tpif&en benz bo@m.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16

nad @ii6s@t. Saul. IS lift 6ies Ser
gr0Bte 8iebperianot, melder 5u ei.
ner 3eit BON bier erfolgte. - Ser
nobe 6ieiem 8illage mobnenbe Setter
|3ieroen laBt Elm Clio aus Concrete
bo11e1t> mo5l1 er in LETTER @o9e 6as
Moterial BON 6reeport bierber brady
tie. - Gin Soblen 6es Sacob &lappe-
rib ertranf in 6en Slutben 6es @auf
&iper, 6eiien @oiieritanb cine famm
lie bagemeieme @0be erreidt batte. -
@roBm1tter MaDers liegt immer nod
|boffmngslos n1f Sen SOB erffrarft
nieoer.
MaDbem 2afe.
Ser Gami1ie gilbert &od mur6e Elm
munteres 8ibden geboren; in ser So
mile 0uirin @ibmann tpar es Elm
6ranes MGoden. Sen @ltern, bie sic
&in6dyen @onntag 6ur6 6ie Taufe
lin ben @doB ser Stride aufnebmen
lieben, uniern @Iiidnuni@ gu ben
Greuoenereigntiien. x Ser @tano Ser
|Grii@te in 6ieier @egerb 1dBt m1f ei'
ne ergiebige @rnte idlieBem. - Trou
1&olentiri erfreute ii@ auf einiee Gage
6es 8ei n9es ibrer S6'peiter,
lin 6eren 8egleitung 1i6 ibr
Ma6muds befam6. - Das 9ie1.
ltogoben6 Dor adt Sagen our
Ma6feier 6es glorreiden @ierten ge'
boItene @emein6efeit gum 8eitem Ser
Stride tpar iebr gut beiu@t, 1oment'
li@ batten ii@ gu 6ieier 6eitli@fett
piele Tre11nbe unferer @emeinoe bon
Let. @Iomo un6 @m1f @opi6s einge'
1fun6er. Ser Bel 6iefer @elegenbeit
|er5ielte 11eberf@mB berei@ert nit SEM
|@etpi11 6es @ierten Sl1lt uni ere &C.
mein6efaiie I'M $309.37.
ct. @pia..
Sen. &er5og, tpelder mdbren6 6es
lebtem @@uliobres bier sic @teue bes
2ebrers un6 9rganiiten befleioete,
6iei lie Doppelitele aber a>1fgab un6 ii@
fir 6ieielbe in Seem Marfet, Seot
|@ountp, Minn., a1tperben lieB, bat
onf 6en @Gab in @cot County Ser
atdt qeIeiitet un6 cine Stele als 2eb-
rer in Ser rre1,ert Diftriftfi1ta1le in ct.
|Soiepb a1ge1ro1tr1e1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16
Illus der un19e9tnd.
st. sSobms Mbtei.

Ser bodm'it tie Mbt Neter gl1gel, y.
g. g., 1abm am 10. Slli oie feier=
1ide @inflei6ung Der nelten 8eneoif=
timer 5dmei tern am ct. Sdolaitifa=
@onbent 5u Gull1tb Dor. - Sim Mber16
oes 6. Suli begannen in Der Mbtei Die
err item geil tliben nebungen fir elne
gr0bere Mn5ab1 Ser &atres, iotpie fir
ste @lerifer nr0 @bornopi5en; Ser
feierIide @6luB fan6 ftatt ami 10.
Sl1li morgens Z l1br; bo@m. P. So
nifa5 @erbepen, 8. g.. 49, aus Ser
@t. 8e1teoiftsabtei 5u Mtdiion, &ans.,
%leitete sic l1ebungen. Mm Mberoe oes
13. Sesuli nobnpen Johann Sic 5meiten
@rer5itien fir 6ie iibrigen &atreS If
rem Mnfang unter 6iibrung oes
bobm'lten Mbtes &incent &uber, 81.
g. S., bon Ser Mbtei 6es IF. 8eoa 5u
Yerm, 81. &od)6erielbe miro Damn
oud1, am 2O.Suli beginner6, sic @rer=
5itien fir sic @eltprieiter Der Dto3eie
lin Ser Mbtei abbalten. - Sodm'i tier
@bt 8eter, bodm.. PIP. Strong, So
bam uno Nla5i6us aus Ser Mbtet bal
fen am Mitttpo@ poriger @o@e mGb=
reno ser eriten geiltliden nebnngen
ser ebrtp. @ene6iftiner@ueitern GIT
let. Solepb int 8eidtitnble auS. -
Set ser feierli@en @%rirnerung
6es I'll. 9r6enspoters @ene6ifftt tprr6e
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nem feierIi6en 9epitenmte begangen.
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pfinge11 aubier aus Ser &an6 6es
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ge &erren, bisber @@iler 6es flaiii-
i6en &41rius an Der ct. Sobamnes
l%1niperitat: Sran3 S1etBner (St.
Gonp, &einrid @eger Winmeopolis),
sssobonn 2utn1er (Meeire @robe), So
lepb Moper (8apern, Deuti@1ano),
@rnit @etterbabn (Dulutb) uno
6ran3 @ruun @bopeton, 81. 81
3pei Mobi5en, Ser ct. &eters Mbtet,
I@usfat@emon, @ona6a o%ngeb0rig, TO-
pie 12 Mobi5en Ser bobmii&en ct.
@rofopius Mbtei gu Chicago, ST., be-
fin6en ii@ ebenfans in ser ct. So
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8meige" erfdeint n1s ser Seoer 6es
bodm. P. Soiepb, 8. g.. s., eine
meberfidt iiber Die &batigteit Der
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in ct. Sobns mnb
6er bon ibnen geIeiteten @emeinoen
un6 Miifionen felt 'bem Iebten @eribte
bonn Sabre 1910 oIs @eitrag our Or
6ensQe1di@te. - Ser bo@m. @eftor
P. @ilion &ei6, 8. g. s., an6 bodm.
P. @eberin @ertten, 8. g. s., mobn-
ten fir5li@ benz groBen @ongreb Der
gotboIic Educational @iiociation IN
Mtlantic @itp Bel; bon bort aus be-
reifen bei6e Sen Often BEG 9m6es
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bert, Domie1, M1pbons rn6 @6mit bon
Ser Mbtei beriebet mdbren6 Ser Cont
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mer erltre# fi@ ear a1f Die @toaten
Wisconfin un6 Soma. = $odp. P.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16

Ute Yrotebprafat1o11 dbl1hg1, nllp 1pe1t'
1pater sic 9feu@Frofellen oaS la119e
faltenreide Gb%orge>pano, bet N111g
un6 Die &rone e%1npfangen nno 10 a1tt
elpia lid, %perbiuoen nit Gbriltls I'M
I'll. Oroen. Mfahtig mogte11 Damn am
5d1l11ilc Die SDne bes &c Deum sum-
Danfe be1n Mlerbodlten 6ur9 Die
SempelhuQer, 1l1o freltoig betpegt Der
lieben oie 5ablreiden Ibeilnebn1er
oas @%ottesbo1s. Sic Seller botte llber
orei Gtu11oen in Mnlprub genomn1er1.
Ser Segen oes @immelS rnbt 1idt=
lid o11f benz ct. SeneoiftSz &o1lne1t gu
ct. sSSolepb. SSabrlid mddit Ste 3abl
leiner eifrigen Neitglieoer nm etn ge<
tradtlides nno bot mtnmebr fat 600
erreidt. M0ge bas ct. Benefits
floiter 1tets mebr berufene Seelen gu
popfommenerem Dien1te @otteS arr5t e-
ben, sic in ser fatb. Sbule, int &ran=
fenoienite, 0ur6 Arbeit, @ebet u1to
=, @eltperadtung @robeS leilten CUR
'>@hre @ottes ur6 gum epigen 9etle
pieler @eelen.
gluber Sen ober unter Der Miiilten5
6es bodm' itengiidofs genonnten get1t<
Iidyen @erren mobrten ser Doppelfe1er
bel Ser bodp. P. Metnulf, .. g. s.,
hochr P NIfre6. s. g. s., bo6m.
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bodm. P. Erior &erman1, .. g.. g.,
,bodm P. 8onifa5 .. g. s., aus
~ber ct. Bene6ifts Mbtei, &an1as,
bodm. P. Nbi1ipp, .. S. &c., bon SUI
buque, Soma, bodm. ar5t, bo@m.
@alder, bodm. SUP, 5mei ebrfp.
9oienbriioer bon ct. Sobns.
iSolgenoe iu1rgen Damer empftn=
oe11 bas Sr6ensflei6 6es FL. 8ene6ift:
Marp &ilger, iett 9@tpeiter Marie;
Mnna seyonien, iett sdmeiter @omer=
ia; @liiabetb @deuren, iebt Sdmeiter
@bobano; Mnno @arles, iekt S@tpe<
{ter Mpilo; @po &rat, jett @@mel tier
Corona; Marp @a6er> iest @dtpeiter
Coma; Margaret @ilfes, iebt @@ne=
lter @iniboloa; S6a @ol5, lett
Gdme1ter @orten1e, Margaret Sein5<
man, iett @dmelter Dolorita; 9eona
Son1en, iett 54meiter @bortotte;
Mqatba @oI5, iebt @6melter So1epbo;
@ulon Slider, iebt S&nei tier &11-
6oIpbo; &oie @oeoer, iebt S@meiter
smmacula; Catherine &eoben, 1ebt
5dpelt tier elaine; Selen 8atporsh,
iebt @dmeite ter Mariola; @oia1ta
2entl6, jett56meiter &oialito; Mgnes
@obenep, iebt @6mefter @bonge1o;
eleanor @@mitt, iett @&neiter
gunice; Sobanna @olih iebt @@tpe.
lter 2eoro; Catherine &rrdten, lebt
gdme1ter @larin6a; Mmmrba Moden>
ba1pt, iett S@meiter @armima; Ba1t-
line Miibo, iebt S@meiter Olibetta;
Morp @eoben, jebt Sdmeiter @lartce;
Mnnn Mmsman, iebt @dmeiter 2nci1<
So: Barbara @ertffe,1, iett @@meiter
M1{umpta; Smfon @rbI, iett @@tpe<
5ter M6rienme; @ribget @beeban, jebt
5dtpeiter 2nciIe; 0ttilia @tte1, iebt
@hmeiter Dorettn;; @oie 8earon, iett
@dtpelter @orine; gpa @effre, iebt
@dmei ter Momara; @arp @apel,
ieht gdmeiter MnfeIma; @arp @ilm,
;ekt @dtpeIter 8arnabo; 8eatrtce 3d.
@ene, iett @@neiter &etree; @arp
. @eoperp, jebt @dnefter @ius; Caro-
fire gi{eniden, iebt S@tpeiter STR
ginia.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16

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ortger.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-11-20
A WHOLE ARMFUL.

1t has been iutimated to US that
NOR" than a thousand indictments
were found against citizens OF PIKE
county by the recent grand jury for
vote selling" What will be done with
these alleged violators of the law, of
course remains for a future court and
trial Jury TO determine. When you
look the subject square in the face you
can not refrain. from exclalming,
shame" ''>'. " g.. ."'', vi h.
The word shame" can hardly ex-
press the contempt that high minded.
law abiding citizens must feel over
such state Of affairs as exist here in
Pike county. d.. :.
That, there is a determination upon
the part Of oar court officials to put
stop 10 this vote selling practice in
PIKE county there can be no further
doubt, and it Is earnestly hoped that
they viii have the help and support Of
every good citizen Of the. county in.
Their effort to suppress this evil prac-
uce- Pike County News. -
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-11-20
MAIZE.

Harvey Lyon and family will leave
this week for Ohio where they con
template making their future home
Alamander Lyon received a bad in
jury while telling timber limb hitting
him in the face.
John Hay is here visiting from New
York. He once resided on head OF
Blaine ...' b" ..s,. .. =.
VIII Gillian has returned from Ohio.
VIII Boggs is building a new barn.
Also Jas. Holbrook, G. V. Burton and
=. II. Skaggs, -u,.
Richard Sparks has furnished his
barn with a new roof.
II. r. Skaggs was calling at 1son-
Vile Sunday.
Lee Skaggs has moved to Louisa.
VIII Ross and Noah Sparks are buy
ing geese. Harvey Bailey is buying
turkeys. >.
Harmon Testers infant child died
this week after a shotr sickness.
Jas. F'yffe is digging coal for the
people OF this vicinity.
J. c. Skaggs has purchased saw