davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1914-11-25
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issued the following statement: "The Ger
man submarine y Is was reported off the
northern coast Of Scotland this morning,
and at 1920 pm, a British patrolling vessel
reported having rammed her. She was not
sighted again until 1.20 pm, when she was
seen on the surface with her crew on deck
and flying the white flag. She shortly after
wards foundered, just as the British de
stroyer Gary anne along side and rescued
three officers and twenty-three men, one
man being drowned. The officers captured
are Captain Lieutenant Henning, Lieutenant
MOurbuig and Chief Engineer Sprenger.o
A French official communiqu6 says con
Monday heavy cannonading occurred in the
north and in the regions of Scissors and
Rheims. In Ar9oune violent attacks took
place on both sides without results.
An official statement issued in London
says An important German railway ter
minus was reported as weakly held, SO a force
was sent from British East Africa to seize it.
On the evening Of the third instant a batta-
lion and a half were landed within two miles
of the place and advanced. They became
heavily engaged just outside the town, and
as the enemy was in much superior force
thcy were compelled TO fall back ana await
reenforcemets Next day, IN The forenoon
the attack was renewed and when within
500 Yards Of the enemv.s position onr
troons came under > very iiaayv fire IN
tbeir left f,ik but despife heavy ,,5poI
fies the lost indian Grena3iers' entered
the town and crossed b~ayonets With The
enemy. Meanwhile the loyal North Ian
oasbire Regiment and the Ka4hmir rifles
on the riobt pushed on IN support. unas. =
very heavy FIRE, and thew also reached the
town bnf BEING opposed by q fierce fire
from the houses we're we're eventually eom0e)Ie3
- fan back 10 cover. 500 W from the
enemy. position. Orr losses we're 50 h4av-
ana r5a onemv's n~osition so st,ono +bot i
-,a;da,o ,,9roIoeo ~ ,a,,ou +lo tool.
IVA tLa forco tberennon -ra-anbari,eJ and
yetn,nad t. tbe base Il nranore for fnf7ra
1a~.4;orr TIC totol oosIo1tiios in tbis M
o4"s.h,I ooo,a4ion voro 7o5 rolndino 7t4
Pr;tisL offoars and mon hut hasa woln5a5
= ~ =
Las Vegas optic., 1914-08-21
CHAPTER XVI.
A Byzantine Princess.

a byzantine Princess.
Tired and disturbed in heart and
mind, Pedro crept wearily up the lon4
flights of stairs to his apartment, and
as he paused upon the landing next t
the top. the little clock on Caseie's
mantel-shelf rang four clear silverl
notes into the dark silence of tbs
musty stairway. With sigh he com
manded his stiffened muscles for 6
final effort, and mounted the last re
naming flight of creaking steps be
tween him and bed. All, gratefu
thought! 1t made him hurry, an
caused him to glance eagerly towar.
his goal before the top step was fairl.
reached. There he paused in sui
prise.
A light was shining out from be
meath the door! Could there be
burglar in the room? 1t would scarce
ly be visitor, at such an hour, an
in any event, how could guest hav
obtained admission? 1t was very pus
zling! Cautiously he crept over to IN
door without making any noise, an
| putting his ear to the panel, lstene,
intently. No sound! Whoever the
were, they were quiet enough! Hu
who could it possibly be? Again h
listened at the door, and at first hear
nothing but the distant roar of tn
elevated cars, and the tense audible
silence of the sleeping tenement The.
a faint stirring and-was it sign ?
came to him from within the room
This was sound not to be witbstooC
and. very gently, he turned the door
knob, at the same time fitting in hi'
latch-key. Then, with swift stealthl
movement that was like a panther
maneuver, he opened the door crack
slid through. and quickly closing /
after him, stood motionless with hi
back against it. A curious scene me
his gaze.
Two old Spanish lamps that hum
from the ceiling had been lighted, ant
on the hearth glowed the embers of 1
dying fire. BY the soft red light o
these the room took shape, an,
gigantic shadows stirred in the COZ
ners.
At first the apartment seemed unoc
cupied, but second glance showe'
this impression to be mistaken one
Las Vegas optic., 1914-08-21
The Impossible Boy
By Nina Wilcox Putnam
illustrations by c. D. Rhodes,
COPYRIGHT by Bobbs>MerrU Co.
Copywright by Bobbs>MerriH Co.

ly as he spoke When, ror instance,
do you expect to see her next?"
Tomorrow night at the Milligans'
masquerade" replied Pedro. "She will
be there"
"Then don't gol" exclaimed Leigh.
'T hate to fiatter you. Pedro, but you
are not without attractions"
Pedro lighted a cigarette.
81 think l shall co." he said, eying
the smoke meditatively. his handsome
head cooked to one side; his eyes half
closed, and queer little smile playing
about his lips.
Leigh swore an oath.
Don't be cad!" he said shortly,
rising
! Pedro grew solemn at his tone, and
yet wicked spark fingered In the
depths of his eyes Going up to Leigh.
the boy placed a hand on the giants
shoulder and stood looking up at him.
81 don't know quite what that cad
you say is" he said; "but from the
way you speak Of it, am sure 1t Is not
good to be one. Yet, l am going tc
that party, and simply In order to see
the Madonna lady. And in telling you
this, after what you have said about
Hill, must beg you to believe that nc
matter how often l should see her
there would be no disloyalty in 1t Il
my benefactor. Such treachery as yot
suggest would, in my case, be absolute
; ly impossible, for more reasons than
. can explain, or you could possibl.
guess. An affair with her Is total.
impossible for me. VIII you not be
: lieve this, amigo mio?"
: AS he spoke his face had grow
:, more and more grave, and at the en-
q he seemed struggling to hide som
deep emotion. Very seriously and In
= tently Leigh watched his face until h
J. had ceased to speak.
d VERY we'll. I'll believe you." h
d said finally, 'but it's tricky danger
8 GUS matter, and mark my words, you'll
be sorry If you run your head into he
d trap; she's charming young woman!
n n "Yesl" said Pedro, "And now
,e must CO."
"Go" cried Leigh in amazemen
le "In this storm? What nonsense, man
= Sleep here on the couch"
# For reply Pedro seized his hat,
d panicky expression blanching his fac
mo, mol" he said. "I must gol"
"But it's nearly morning." objecte
u Leigh. "Why the devil shouldn't yo
"a stay?"
$, Pedro's fingers were on the latcl
sr Hat in hand, he flung back his answe
"BecauseI" he replied and rushe
out, banging the door behind him.
is For long time Leigh sat looking 1
or the closed door, thinking hard, ali th
IS lines in his face springing into prom
r. inence as he bent upon his subjet
with special concentration.
!, "Because!" he repeated alout
Il "What a strange answer. Because
o Why? Why? Why?" Taking sii
gle impulsive step toward the door h
flung his arms out before him.
, Then, like a blind man who ha
I. been suddenly given sight. he stai
gered across the studio and flung hin
self upon the couch.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-08-21

Don't endure Sne needless pain and
torment of rheumatism, aggravated as
it Is by the hot weather. W. T. Hut
chens, Nicholson, Ca, says: II suf
fcred the aches and pains Of rheuma
tism. swollen feet, irregular painful
bladder action, but Foley Kidney Pills
fixed me up quickly. Foley's are the
best. o. G. schaefer and Red Cross
Drug Co.-Adv.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-08-21

You Care.
you do, although you do not realize it.
l am really nothing to you but a re.
action-a pastime!"
THAT Is not true" she sobbed.
"It isl" he shrilled. you have loved
Hill all along! Me- Why, it is out of
the question that you should care for
me. 1t is against nature! The atmos-
phere of the studio is what you love
here, the informally, the careless free
dom; but. me-ah! no. You love love
itself primarily, and tonight it has
mastered you. But the man whom you
love is HILL"
"Ah, so you care nothing for me,
after ALL" she moaned. But l am
past pride; kiss me, Pedro!"
81 will not!" he cried, retreating
from her. 81 love you in my own way
-as much as l can love any woman
but will not kiss you! You are mad
tonight. 1t is the environment, the
situation, not me, that has so aroused
you. You must go home!"
Kiss me, Pedro" said Iris with out
stretched arms.
Roughly he flung her away.
"Listen!" he commanded, you don't
know what you are doing, You are
nothing but an infatuated little animal
tonight. You no more love me than
you love that lamp-than the lowering
moth loves it! There is a splendid
man who does love you, and you re.
turn his affection although you do not
appear to be conscious of it; but take
warning-and open your eyes to the
| fact Do so before you succeed in
singeing your wings at some such
earth-fire as you have tried to light to-
night! Love is sacred, a wonderful
thing, and 1t comes to us but once"
But she had not been listening.
Kiss mel" said she.
mol" cried Pedro.
Touch me, then!" she cried wildly.
Take my hand-anything! l am mad
for the touch of your hand!"
"Will you not listen to reason?" he
implored Il cannot endure that you
should belittle yourself sol l cannot
love you as you wish, and again l re-
peat, you do not love me-"
She gasped little, and then came
to him swayingly, and placed her
hands upon his shoulders.
II do not care!" she breathed. "You
may not love me-but l love you'll"
Silence. Then
st is impossible!" he calculated.
Another short pause.
why did you lead me on to speak ?''
she demanded, a note of anger creep
ing into her voice.
Because knew it had to come. The
sooner the matter was explained the
better" he answered.
"But you are making no explana.
tion," she complained tenderly.
Come! l shall not let you go until
you dol"
And she slid her hands down to his,
gripping them tightly.
II cannot"
"But you shalll" she insisted What
is this mysterious reason why you can
not love newly is 1t impossible?
Tell 1t to me! l will prove to you
that it is mere phantom! For de-
spite what you say T know that mean
a great deal to you. see it in your
eyes! Only tell me what it is and |
will prove that this monstrous diff.
Guilty can be overcomel"
81 cannot tell you," said Pedro wear.
lily, "and even If l did, you would be
helpless to alter it."
A sudden alarm blanched her face.
you love another woman?" she
whispered.
81 love no other woman" he told
her.
| She drew deep sigh of relief.
| "Ah! then 1t can be overcomel" she
said. Tell me, what is it?"
Il cannot tell"
sTo ma conttnf1ad tomorrOW)
Las Vegas optic., 1914-08-21
eorANlsrs MEET IN ST. LOUIS

6oTANiSTS MEET IN ST. LOUIS
st. Louis, Aug. 21.-Eminent botan-
ical scientists of United States, Can
ada, Europe and Asia will meet in this
city in October, when the celebration
of the twenty-fifth anniversary of the
Missouri Botanical garden commonly
known as Shaw's garden) as a city
institution, will be held. Papers on
subjects relating to botany will be
read, and an interesting program has
been arranged.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-08-21
RATES FOR CLASSIFIED ADvER
TIsEMENTs

Five cents per line each Insertion.
EstImate elk ordinary words to . line.
No ad to occupy less space than two
lines All advertisements charged
will be booked at space actually set
without regard to number Of words.
Cash In advIncs preferred.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-08-21

sfble. have already told you so. All!
cannot endure to have you act SO!
And this is Hills own room!"
"But | do love you'll" she cried, fol-
lowing him. "Pedro, touch me-teli
me that you carel Kiss me, Pedro!"
"Neverl" he said fiercely. You do
not love me-you love Hill Yes, yes,
Las Vegas optic., 1914-08-21
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF sEcuR.

ITY, COUNCIL No. 2390-Meets in
W. o. w. hall, Sixth street, on the
first and third Mondays of each
month at D. m. Visiting Knights and
Ladies always welcome o. l.. Free
man, President; Miss Cora Montague,
Ffnancier; Mrs. A. v. Morrow, Local
Deputy, 9OS Jackson avenue; 2. w.
Montague Assistant Deputy. 1011
Sixth street, East Las Vegas, N. n.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-08-21

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS, couM
Gil NO. s04.-Meeta second and
'ourth Thursday In o. r. G. hall.
Pioneer building. Visiting members
are cordially invited. Richard Devine,
G. K; Frank Angel. F. 9.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-08-21

|. o. o. r. LAS VEGAS LODGE NO.
4-Meets every Monday evening at
their hall on Sixth street. All visiting
brethren cordially invited to attend
]. Friedenstine. N. G.; A. T. Rogers
v. G.; T. M. Elwood, Secretary; Kar
Wertz, Treasurer; G. v. Hedgcock
Cemetery Trustee.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-08-21

3. p. o. ELkS-Meets second and
fourth Tuesday evening of each
month Elks" home on Nintl street
and Douglas avenue. Visiting brothers
are cordially invited. VIM. H. Spring
er, Exalted Ruler; D. W. Condor,
Secretary.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-08-21

MODERN WoopMEN or AMERICA
Meet In the Forest of Brotherly
Love at o. r. e. hall, on the
second and fourth Tuesdays of
each month at p. N. G. H. Stewart
Consul; G. Laemmle, Clerk; 2. w.
Montague, Local Deputy. visitins
members are especially welcome ana
cordially invited.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-08-21
To Trade

40 ACRES irrigated land near Spring
er; will trade for Las Vegas prop.
erty w. G. Ogle.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-08-21
For Rent

FOR RENT-Two nice connecting
rooms for light housekeeping, in
private home. Rent reasonable. 1103
Lincoln avenue.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-08-21

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms in
modern home. Mrs. M. F. Holland,
915 Sixth street
Las Vegas optic., 1914-08-21

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, modern except
heat. No sick. T. ]. Carville, SO
Lincoln avenue.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-08-21
SOCIETY DIRECTORY
BROTHERHOOD NO.

FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD NO.
1o2-Meets every Monday night in
o. R. c. hall, on Douglas avenue at
8 o'clock. Visiting members are cor.
daily welcome. ]. C. Wertz. president;
]. 7. Buhler. Secretary; C. H. Baily.
Treasurer.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-08-21

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seven room, steam heated modern
residence, 1922 Fourth street; fur
nished or unfurnished; also piano
and chickens for sale. Mrs. N. ].
Dillon.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-08-21

PIANO for rent. t17 Eighth street.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-08-21

you do, although you do not realize it.
l am really nothing to you but re.
action-a pastime!"
Las Vegas optic., 1914-08-21

CHAPTER Iv-Hfll. tho despondent
hoyer. meets Pedro and Mr.. Jones 10
Washington square. They dine toset,ner.
uIil discovers talent In Pedro's cravings
and in a mad desire to lose himself, gives
his studio and all in It to Pedro In ex-
kchange for Mr.. Jones.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-08-21

I CHAPTER III-New York. Miss Iris
Vsnderpool quarrels with her artist loY'
Isr. Sam Hi, and they part she ols,
covers In her fathers desk portray
which she recognizes as that OF feeIo
who rescued her from the purse-snatchei
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5,2a Gifterlaoals neoells oer
lttsDareroe Heriooe forriee Mar bar

5,27s giitergnoal aneoens So
tissOareloe Nsriooe forriGe Mar par
6,7O7.
9eortb.Weiteru @anen aipr
5o~rbereoelte til at forlpnge to al IL
ne 9inier rar Mbiuelonoer, iOet
@ei.get er blepcn fipM for q, ii
Dil Lang 2illie fra &oepeiticf til
Near1on, meoenS Der iamtioig pleies
l1noerbanolinger for 5orlrngelie al
2inien ira &ingstuu i Oconto Goalr,=
tn til @ranoon I Dorelt Go1,,tp.
Denne iioite 2inje. Der bliper 40
Mil lang, bill aobne en- flor Strpf.
ming Stop, ialt omtrent 200, 600
Meres.
gpgttngerlle pao Staters It's
lttlllngsgrnllb pes Mfilmal1fee
brpnote fornpIig lleo ct Sob al
100000. 8la11bt &c 1lebbr9note
0pgntnger nnplres 6en 1tore
y@ranoitano" pe0 gpb6elgbs6onen,
meoens BET 6erimo6 lDffebes at res.
De flere 8pgninger, iom nplig er
optsrt. Som oct pil eri11ores berie.
oes l1oitillingsgrumoen iiblte Tor-
aar at en- Storm, ser goelagoe man,
sc al De berpGrenoe @pgninger, og
benne iioite nlpffe bliper berfor iao
meget mere fplelig.
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stormasternes Drluesitprfe.

Sc enropRiite Storrnogters Sr-
logs1tDrte er efter oen npe1te Sta
tt1ttf lom fglger:
9iterrig bar ferbig: 2 Drea6=
rta11gbts, "A an0re Slagifibe, 3
EanierfrD0iere, 5 &rpoiere, is Cor
p%eoojogere, 63 Gorpeboboaoe % 8
Qtnoeruanobbuaoe, tiliammen 119
Tartpjer. timber @pgning far
9 terrig 2 Dreabnaugbts, 3 &rpo-
lere, q 9orpeoobaaoe og 3 nnoer-
o%anosbaaoe; ialt 35 Sartpier.
Gpiflan6 bor fproig: II 0reao-
nongbts, 80 anore Slagifibe, 9
Nanlerfrpoiere, 81 &rpoiere, 40
5orpeoojagere, A Eorpeooboooe og
q ltnoerpanoSboa6e; tiliammen
308 5fibe. l1n6er 8pgning bar
Epiflanb: 8 snperoreaonaugbts, 6
Grpo1ere, "a Eorpe6ojagere og 10
l1noerpmosbaaoe; tiliammen 81
Sfibe.
Stalien bar fer6ig: 4 Dreoo,
nangbts, II ANDRE Slagifibe, 10
NanlerfrDoiere, 13 &rDbasre, 80
9orpeooiagere, 81 Gorpeooboooe,
.og Is Observation-Disclosures; til}ammey
1856 Sfibe. 9esnben unber 8pg-
ming: 2 Dreaonaugbts, 10 Eorpe.
ooiagere, 8 9orpeoobaaoe og 8 I'm.
oerpan6sbaobe; tiliammen 81.
@uslanb bar fqr6ig: IS Glag.
ifibe, S &anierfrpblere, 8 @rpolere
95 Torpeooiagere, AZ Torpeboboa.
oe og 81 l1noerounosbaaoe; iol1
1876. ltn6er 8pening bar @1s.
lan0: 4 5uper6rea6naugbts, I
0reabnaugbts, 8 9anierfrpbfere, {
1orpeooiagere og Is n%noerpanos:
bao6e; ttliammen S8.
6ronfrig bar fer6ig: 2 Dreao'
noughts, q oarore Slagifibe, %
Ma11ierfrDoiere, Is 4rpoiere, "a
1orpeooiagere, 1926 Gonpeoobaaoft
og 70 1nberpunDsbaa0e; til1ummer
|552. timber 8pgning er Ser:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 2 Dreao:
nangbts, 2 Gorpeooiagere og Is
l(nOerDan6sbouoe; ialt 80.
Storbritanien bar feroig: 19
Snperorea0naugbts, Is Dreao'
nangbts, IS andre Slogifibe, 81
Eanlerfrpoiere, y &rDoiere, 215
3orpe0oiagere, lis Gorpe0oboaoe
% II ltnoerpanosbaa0e; iaIt 593.
Inner 8pgning: II Snperoreao=
t1angbtS, 80 Nunierfrpoiere, S
arDoiere, 81 Gorpeooiagere og 19
ltnoerpm1osbaabe;; tillommen 100.
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8el1norere at Mrs. @iljon / 8p %
pua 9ono.
S~ranfrigs 8rgli6ent, Gubds 3r9=
ltoent, Sertngen at @o1nol1gbt, Sc
neralguberner for CANADA, &onge1'
al England, Sir gbmoro @rep
55torbritaniens l~loenrigsminilter, oq
De forbenpprenoe Eruiioeater Eaf1
og &ooiepelt por blanot De mango
fremitaaenoe @erioner, Iom n6taltl
for &rGiioenten fin Deltagelie
Sorgen. 9elegrammer mootoges
ogiaa fra alle 5taters @upernsrer
fra nRiten ollie MebIemmer al Sc.
natet og &uft, fra Dommerne
2unoets &eieIteret, amerifanife 81
plomater / u6lan6et, Megierings-
fnnftionerer og fra laagootiom Ole
fremme6e Nationers Mmbusiaogrer
% miniifre itationeret i be Serene,
De Stater.
9peafer gIorf r6nepnte paa
&omtteen til at oberb9re 8egrnDeI-
lem set Meolem fra bper Stat, Tom
baboe p9ret lpngit Meolem al SUI
let, l'nmt &eprRientant See, Ser re-
prRIentercr Mome-Di triftet. 2iiten
inobefatte6e Mepr9ientanterne Ste
pens al Minneiota, @eIgeion al
0ortb Dafota, @augen al Soma,
Cooper at 8isconiin, Burfe al go
Dofota og gDans al Montma.
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Sra &jebenbapn telegraferes 1ell
Zoe Mngu1t: 0per 400 Mmerifanere,
beriblan6t MlpeD 81. Mbee, en- Dele=
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for berfra at fortlntte &eiien i'll
gnglanS. .Senrp Mbite, tioligere
amerifonif Mmbasia6er til 6ranfrig,
5efinber fig / 5ifferbeo / 8erlia,
men ube , al stan6 til at fomms
bort o,riro. Mlle Mmertfauere
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forlpne6e me6 8enge..
Ga. 1000 nmerifonife Turilter,
iom fan6t set nmuligt at fomme
afite0 bjemober fra &amburg, of
rej1te berfra igaar me6 ben 0anlfe
Mmerifalinjes Camper ul1niteo
States" for Seem Sort.
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ul1niteo 5tates" er afseilet til
Nem Sort fplot meo om~erifanife
6lpgtninger fra Get nor6lige Gut
ropa. Sfibet me6f6ner ogHaa &oit
for Noro= og Spoamerito og Mu-
itralien. M onoen H%asia9er- og
Boittrafif er %ita1iet unotagen mel
lem Danmarf, 5perige og Morge.
1or n9rp9renoe inlfnlb henter
life Danmarf at blibe trlffet meo
/ &rigen. &ele 2an6ets 2ano- %
Sdtprfe er mobiliieret til Sorfpar
al 3anmarfs Meutralitet, og l1n-
6erpon6sminer ct ne6lagt paa ollie
pigtigere ste6er.
Gra Gsbierg telegraferes zen
8oe Nnguit: Mmerifanere fra ollie
Dele at europa er itrp1mmet iam-
men Der i Gsbierg / &oab om at
fi1oe 5fibsleiligbeo biem igien.
Snmtlige 8Ioofe pnn olIe ben bon-
tie Mmerifalinies 8aaoe er imioler-
tbs foIgt ion Iangt frem i 8ioe1
iom ben 3oie september Ser er
ogfaa allereoe folgt en- mangoe
meo Sc 8aaoe, fom afgaar
efter ben Cato.
EiItro6s berfor beleirer itore
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more Sbagbe6, Sc Mon6eoe Matio-
naIiteter.
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.laoet Epifere % magparer raaoe
for Mo}tnrfiet, men | @irteltgbe6en
u6gibr bisie to MotionaIiteter lite
mere .etb en- Greoieoel al 9iterrig-
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Disie spoiInber bar mdn fra
tpif.giterrigif' SIDE lpoa ertbOer
Maaoe fegt at bol6e neoe. Mm
bar Iaoet ollie Gmbeoer beiRtte 1neo
tpife Meno, ollie Banter, &reot.
forenin-ger, Observation-Disclosures / bet
belle lebes Of 2pitere. Dgfon !
oanoelig &eneenoe bar man i6gt
at boIbe SIoperne 11ebe pan ct Ia.
nere &llllritnnopu11ft.
6oru6en bisfe 10 MiIlio11er 5po-
lIaber Ieper Der / Dobbelt.Mouar.
fiet naiten Iigeioo mango Eibecber
% Slopoffer, % bertH fon1nler
8oIatfer, Mume11ere, Stalie1ere
@l1tbenere.
Dd er 11np1Iig l1ngarns Nfil-
lio11er Mogpnrer, Der boa et1nDer
Meoooe bors iggt a ur6ertrpffe DC
onore RotionaIiteter ogbd e. Der.
for ute u1eo en e,lig Notion @pg.I
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-14
HBnrunsh..

80 On Salgorm, Tom Dor npiterl
5 SOB Lang, at1greb en- Sag George
Circle % SSerome Narrin n9r Got
%. bet bog De to Meno en-
balp 8ime at brpbe ben. Ma1
troeoe, at Anne Slangeart bar uo-
rpooet ! @ocine Goantp.
NasebaI ct. George / Mata-
na, @ol1peen County, briper ertonl1
lin 5arm, fient bon er 80 Mar gom-
mel. San bar fem Mcres, bpor ban
felp bDrfer @rentioger og Grugt.
1om ban fRlger. @m er fgot i
Canada Sen 29oe SlIi 1924.
Be Dpgooer, iom gtatens
SnnobeospRien netop bor oHent-
Hggiort, bier BET iig, at ente1 bar
Den nDe gGeteitobgfop frprnt mon.
sc fram Cite iig. eller oeioa bar.
l1pattge ! al @tiIbeo otngoeet aope:,
pep ot Lobe 10 DE uoe1lo1n @tuten.
2sbt al aorets fgrite fem Maoo.
,1eoer ropporteres Ser nen1Iiq f1n
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-14
Den bemufratiife siefet for Otter.
aarSDaIqet / MinneIota.

Governor-Winfield S. Ham
mond, St. James.
Lieutenant Governor-C. M
Andrist, Minneapolis.
Secretary Of State-N. n
Bergheim, Little Falls.
State A~uditor-Andrew
Rush, Mankato.
State Treasurer. NJ .Engel-
bert, Benson, MINI.
Attorney General-Neil NJ
Cronin, Minneapolis.
Railroad and Warehouse Com.
missioner-Lcren A. Smith
apngresien.
First-H. H. Witherstine
Rochester.
Second-Jean Flittie, Manka.
to.
Third-Carlos Avery, Hutch.
inson.
Fourth-c. c, Van Dyke, S,
Paul.
Fifth-M. c. Bowler, Mime.
apolis.
Sixth. A. Du Bots, Saul
Center.
Eigth-Andrew Nelson, Du
1uth.
Tenth-Harry swenson, Min.
neapoils.
.@#. @@-t--sG g-Et.I..G -. .45Fa.
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g%aneonber, 9. 8. Alle tpife
&oninlater / Canada er al @egie-
ringen beororet luffeoe, og Sc peo
benz aniatte @mbeosman6 bar faoet
48 EimerS Jrilt til at fomme uo
at 9anoet. Gen beroprenoe tpife
&onfa1l Bon gttinger ifal bore
@nglpnoer af S66iel iomtioig meo
at BON ogina er roturoliferet orne-
ritonif Berger, % ban bill ioaleoes
antugelig forblibe ! 8pen. Ser
Iom anoetiteos bill Sc Goreneoe Sta
ters @onfll forelebig ialfaIo toge
Jig at 9piflanos ~Srteresier / SCR.
Hnoelie me6 bet nebIagte RonluIot.