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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-07-15
BOSTON, IND.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Parks spent
Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Brattain, south of Boston.
Honoring Mrs. Margaret Kemp and
son Donald of Hastings, Neb., Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Druley entertained the fol
lowing guests at dinner Sunday. Those
present were Mrs. Remp and son, Mr..
and Mrs. Druley and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Garner and children, Hamil-
ton, O.; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Moss
and daughter Louise, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Moss, Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs.
Douglas Gillespie and Miss Helen Gill
lespie, Oxford, o.; Miss Fanny Gwinn,
Miss Marie Brattain and Mrs. Mile
Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Parks and Miss
and Mrs. Albert Anderson, east of
Richmond.
Miss Alice Taylor of Saratoga, Ind,
is the guest of Mrs. Ada Robinson.
Mrs Anna Ryan, who was recently
operated upon at Reid Memorial hos
pital, is the guest of Mrs. r. l.. STAN
| ford.
Miss Olivia Pierson of Odessa, Mo-,
| is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Muir
this week.
Mrs. Anna Allen of Richmond is Wis
iting relatives here.
Miss Anna Mills of Peru, Ind, has
returned to her home after visiting
Miss Anna Stanley fer several days.
Mrs. Frank Muir and guest, Miss
Olivia Pierson Of Odessa, Mo-, were
Richmond visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Battlefield and
children Of New Castle have returned
home after visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
S. Druley.
Miss Violet Baker has returned from
visit in Cynthiana, KY.
Mrs. Ida Powell spent Sunday in
Cincinnati.
Mrs. John Long has gone to Gov
ington, KY, to visit relatives before
coming here for permanent residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Long will occupy the
house vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Ketron.
Mrs. Hester Powell has returned
home after spending several weeks
with relatives in Liberty.
Mrs. Marion Stanley has returned
from New Paris, O.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-07-15
WIDOW OF BANDIT
TRUE TO HUSBAND

NEW ORLEANS, July 15.-Mrs.
Charles w. Prater, 10 years old, widow
OF Charles Prater, alias Craven. the
notorious train robber and bandit,
who was killed in a battle with Off
GERS near Wildwood, Florida, about
five months ago, was arrested here to-
day after eluding the police of ten
cities who sought to force her to re-
veal the hiding place of nearly $780,
900 in cash and jewels which she was
alleged to have buried in the outskirts
of Savannah.
XIII me, If you wish, but l won't
tell" she screamed at detectives after
being taken from a fashionable hotel.
She was recently in Atlanta and al
though the police established Gordon
around her house, she escaped. She
married Prater IS months ago in Nor
folk, Va, under the belief that he was
a business man but stuck to him after
learning that he was a bandit.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-07-15
NOTICE OE MEETING.

Notice is hereby given of a meeting
OF the West Side Republican club,
Richmond, Ind, at o'clock p. m, Sat
urday, July IS, 1914, at the office of
Will w. Keller. S201s Main street,
Richmond. Ind. Every member and
shareholder in said corporation is
urged to be present.
Cornelius Ratliff, President.
Levi NJ. Jones, Secretary. 15-1t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-07-15
FIRE STORY ExCITES,

MISUNDERSTANDING here were
much excited Monday afternoon when
1t was reported that the house of Mrs.
Angelina Rayle, living near Benton
vile, had been struck by lightning and
burned to the ground, and that Mrs.
Rayle had persisted in the house. LATE
Rayle of Milton, son of the woman,
rushed home. but found the rumor un-
founded, =
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-07-15
COLLECTOR OFIRON
GOES TO REWARD

JUNCTION CITY. Kan, July Is
John Rush. who had penchant for
collecting scrap iron which he refused
to dispose of, died here today For
many years Rush collected bits of iron
and when he died two acres of his farm
were covered with pieces of iron
which had been piled up to height of
forty feet
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-07-15

Knollenberg's Ready to
Wear Department - Final
cleanup sale, $500 for a coat
or suit Thursday morning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-16

cr b,,rtist poo SCI rene tneb At Z
Der bar Ell Ma,,o for iie, iom Bill
noget, % iom logger al iii arat
in0 paa at fsre set igienl,em. San
CT en- D4,perli0 Galer, iom foritaar at
lGgge lit Nrogram % De forifiellige
syaie r ! bette 1rem for 0rlger,1e poa
en- flor % o~perbepiien6e Man6e.
.@inoua Syabepenoent"s aorrelpon-
bent itriper bcrom: Set bar glRoet
mig at fe BET eunitige SSa1otrpt, ion1
Or. @itberitine lnber til at gisre
o,eralt, % bpis 8iloen neobliDer at
blpfe 6enre Sci er Der abiolut inger
1pipl ON l1bfoloet."
l1noer en- @algfampagne lom BEN
nllparenoe i Bprite Diitrift, er BET al
itsrite 8etpbntne for 0Glgerne at
Ituoere De Mrnos Meforb, iom filler
iia til @alg, 90 afgiere busm al Dem
ser tan pentes at bile blipe ben beo-
tie o. opgtigite % NET til @apn for
selpc Diitriftet. Oct oil 90 life tage
lang SID at blipe flar ODER, at ben
m1pnren0e @eprnientont pon alitens
0is bar itillet Jig imob enbper al De
l1tpipliomme Meformer, Der, iiben
Demofraterne tog Stpret, bar pnret
g%iennemfsrt / @a1bington. SON bar
inalebes p9ret en- absolnt Mpbltan=
Ser al 3r9iibentens belle Merico So
litif; ban itemtc inob 1eogrol Ne=
ferbe 2open, en- al De Digtigite finn11=
ciellc 2ope ifrepre Der 2onbet; %
ban ltemte imoo ben nDe Gnrtff Sob,
iom, ONT emo imp6 2anbcts ~Sesnteres=
Ter fra ct rgp1blifanif poIitiif Stanb=
pnnft, Dog inbtil Cato 'norere ipnes
langt set mo6latte.
Hua Ben aracii 5;6e er, lom t'Hr;=
gere irembnpet, 81. @itberitine belt
iaiennem / Tappr al Traiioentens
Holitif % oil, bpis ban blioer polgt.
paa enbper Mone ~un6eritette bom.
Dette fom flarlig til Sroe / en- pp=
perlig Sale, iom BON boIot / Oma-,
tonno Muoitoril1m 2prbag ben 3bje
Sftober, til bpilfen III 1fal fo1n11e
ttlbage / ct lenere Nl1mmer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-16

lerrm ltrpg afiteo me0 cit Start al 40
DfI / &ime11, lao Sc @attleforoer to-
ger bet gienpnlig life foa npie meb
rtbe lpee6 limit. 8lanot bore @baa1f-
fenrer poa 6enne Sur mg6er pi en-
Sgn al Mer. 50. S. @bite, ser er to
at benz Der, iom ejer Jorretni1g /
8pen og bar ooifilligt 2nnb / OF
itriftet. Sen enc al Dem ilutte0e Jig
der til &eiiefelitabet og git meo BIZ
oere beitober. Mnfommen til Ggen
blep ri bltm paa Ell e8te amerifanif
8icnic<2unob, Ser beitoo Of mango
CODE Sager, leg buffer ianoaIig fife
hna ngie bbao set bar, men Sen
0pffer paaitob ienere, at hi fit
baarofogte @g, @ennopsbrpo, 8lom-
mer og &affe, og ioa bar set 10 pe-
ret tilitraffelg for ielp Sen melt
banr6nafte6e Mppetit. Mpropos Mp.
lpeth! @i bIep fongelig bepprteoe pou
belle Suren, n1en noar man for en-
9i0sperio6e at IA Sage, fpr, mellem
og efter Snotaeelien al tire l>1fl,Ili.
tie Maalttoer baglig 1pao ~nnberfalte
fig en- ira $3.50 Mils' @iennemrp-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-16

itaurationerne) nc i 8egrepille fun.
De Der lite iaa meget iom tiebes en-
tee cream" ON sgnoagen - fort
lagt, ! Canada 1raa man operbopeoe1
lite beitille rtoget ON Sgnoogen ~
lt1rotagen gaa ! Strife! 6 rg git Sc
if%anoinaptife Npismeno / &irfe!
Sna langt tilbage fom / 1894 bar
Der ct 9ettlement al baar6fsre &io-
,oerer ! BET Dalitrag pao oen1e Gy11,
Der faloes @ermiIion 0aIleD. Gem
trlltr for Dem Dor ,8pen" BegrepilIe,
Der Loo fire Mil ipo for hen n1pp-
re11oe. rGbe 0Ib Comm" bar blot
en- Slags &anoelspInos, men oIIige-
bel Miotpn1ftet / set m1bprenoe
&om1nu11itet. @bor @egrepiHe MI
.ligger bar Der / 1905 fln1 uuber1
GrRrie. Men fan tom eSernboren.
THE Dlb Comm" blep en- Soan blot,
og iong er @egrepiIIe Ell ben tile
boa ca. 1000 Snbbpgger, Be-
Iiggenbe $50 Dbl belt foe miniipea,
q DhI ut for gonronton, % 200.
roro for Calgary, Central 81.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-16

ltelie at line mere iarte % nolere in.
Ore Dele, fun0e man unoertiben fri,
ties til at gtite, at man ier CANADA.
GurenS 8egpnoelie bapoe beitemt fig
til Ell Mfnragringsfur Hteoetfor, ION
oct inorere bier, en- Teoningsproces.
Sra Gllre1t ganr bet @Dgte, at en- al
Deltagerne beb 9ilbagefomiten til
Binripeg Dos en- al oenne 8pes man.
&c faibtonabIe Sfraooere mantte
figbe fig ct 1Dt Set 9G aoifilIige
Eonr11er bioere ouer B9ltelteoet enb
bet gar1le Cog ilnu ta,1ffte ban opea !
aiebet paa at Charge BET op" til feI.
be ben canabiife M%egieringD Men
citing er 10 go6t for roget, % Sci,
oaglige rfbafe-lap" bar iifbert Horn.
get til en- beore 6oropielie, ligeiom
ben ffriffte 2a1ft ifprper Mppetiten til
ben nplte acknowledgements!
Mens ri gioroe Snibbalg paa Sc
boarofogte 9gg he's eight Miles safe
sfif Opffer MnIeonirg til at fperge,
bbor1nange @arrpen @oliotb bel fun
&c bare nDot paa faite1roe Serte o.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-16

let EFT 1tprre iuemme11oe Stare.
2anoet omtring 8ottleforo bor en-
bel Sci 2igbe6 meo BET pes 8rince
Mlhert, ielp ON set langtfra fommer
op til bette / 9eaturifignbeo. Set ct
ligeleoes der a'reaturboloet, ser fo=
tier melt al Jig. S Dalen langs Ilo>
ben grGsleoe &ppgbioroer, Ser ioo
Iu1rce og peln9rebe 11o.
Sra eight @iles Safe blep ri to-
get til Nortb @attleforb, en- l1bpre
oriftig $50 paa CANADIAN Mortbern
&. st., meo ca. 1000 Snbbpggere.
yeortb Battleforb peger meo @toltbeo
poo ct 8oaro Of Grade, Der meb
Nrpiioent q. 90. @onton og Sefre=
tpr 8. $. @art / Gpio5en er rmioe-
otpafe"; ct betpoeligt Sernbanecen-
tr1m; iml1ffe offentlige 8pgninger;
l10t11Prteoe Stoler; mooerne 9otel=
Ter; en- 6remtioens S1t6uitribp, %
meo ct glimrenoe 6armoiItrift uoen>
ON @pen. S Mutomobiler gift set nu
no til Sacffifb 2afe, % Msi1 fra
8pen. Mit Snotrpf al 2anoat Der
bar ct mutt 9onoifab, meo goo
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-16

% ieg, peo spnet at bpor burtig De
Der foripanot, troitploig iDareoe.
Na, pei iaaoan en- balp snes-Greoi-
pe, TT leg oct boperenbe Spar: Mei,
lite mere END ct, ior iaa par ban 10
tfte lnnger faitenbe! - Otter Guneb
git Selitabet uo at baoe. S gpioien
gift Dor ipritlebence Sen, meb Mp ira
&ibgebngt til Mserico Gitp. emil
Opffer fra SEEM Dorf, ditto parat til
at goa | @anbd - i Storebplt# iom
I Socffifb 2afe % peo anore 2eiliq-
beoer, bpor bet flaifer fig. On Del
al De mere foriigtige / SeIifabet
mente, at set bar minone belbigt at
gaa no og baoe laa burtigt efter at
babe foniumeret Sc bQor6foqte 9gq,
Blommer, ETC., men 50 De Iaa, at Sc
g%roaaenoe Meolenrmer al Sfaren it.
te itoo tilbage, bar ser bnrtig fornm-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-16

le11e Mabni1rgstio er en- prisper0iq
Silt, JON turre fglges Der / @tater=
ne. Sc gooe 5amfunos <@eformatorer
ore1nmer iffe ON, at oct for mrinore
; at 1ige ON Jolf, Der MI. engarg e I
u0e, foar Sod til at npoe ct @lus
mer eller minore ON Mftenen, enten
fna &loffen bliper II, 10 eIler /.
Meei bpis 5ulooterne fgrit maotte
lutte op 81. Z eller enonu beore ST.
8 Worger, biloe oen itore Mrbeioer-
tlns1e life bape Jriitelfen, Der fom-
nter 1ua ra1ge al bem / Mpne /
iSorm al v:DfDrgenlnnpien", Ser fra
en- let bliper til ii og lmuliggjer Mr=
bejoet for oen Dog / al 6aIo, meo
moaife poafelgenoe u2eggen az,
Mrbeioslesbeo, Meo, &ul6e % sopn
for &e0fommenoe felp, Some og
&prn. Cone ounce Of prevention is
better than ten pounds Of cure!
5 Ganaoa moo Ser life iptIles 8olo
ON Spnoagen> Der moo life gooes
poo Sagt eller 6iiferi ON sgnooyen,
man mtoa life gj9re nogen @logs
&!anoel ONT 5pnoogen (bortlet fra Ste
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-16

Soro, bDor De bplge1roe Marfer par-
lleoe ON en- uomarfet &plt. Sand
tan enon1 erboloes for fra 1O-25
DOLL. pr. Mcre nogie fua MiI fro
8pen, og SomeiteaoS er at iaa, bDis
man bill goa la1ger noroober, i bptl.
ten &etning Ser mi bpgges Sertbane.
Set iugoes, at life minore emo TO-
600 @ome1teabs enbnl1 ligger 90
penter at blipe taget / @eiiooelIe al
oriftige Soft. 40 MiI moro for
BDen ligger ct itort 1rorif @ettle-
me11t.
Socfftib Safe, Is @eil lang og 6
Niil breo, .er en- al De mltftelte SSn6.
feer leg bar let, % ct mere ioDlliif
5teo bill ppre pnniteligt at tRnfe iig.
Mange al Sc mere peIitiIeoe Mortb
BattIeforoer bar bDgget fW SornnDer-
billner u6e peo 6en1re So, % ltoe1
EDiol pil Sacffiib Safe meo 9ioer
blipe ct beibgt 8noe-o g Gairiitfteo;
Saa ganr set tiIbuge M Sogef, %
set brrer pioere beitoper ito ! III
berto npeo edmonton iom MsooI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-16
Den bemofratiife 9ietet for Gfter'
aarSpalaet / M~inneipta.

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. M .Engel.
bert. Bronson. MINI.
Attorney General-Neil M,
Cronin, Minneapolis.
Railroad and Warehouse Com
missioner-Loren A. Smith,
Truman. .
Gongresien.
First-H H. Witherstine,
Rochester.
Second-Jean Flittie, Manka-
E E
to.
Third-Carlos Avery, Hutch
inson.
Fourth-c. c. Van Dyke, St
Paul.
Fifth-M. G. Bowler, Mime
apolis.
SIXTH. A. Du Bots, Sank
Center.
Eigth-Andrew Nelson, Du-
luth.
Tenth-Harry swenson, Min
neapoils.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-16
rMifop Ameriean"

CT Napnet paa ct nDt engelif 8la6,
ST n0fommer fra Sen oppofien ST.
Mifob poa Greet Nortbern St. st.,
bpor ioa morge briftige % intelli-
genie 2an6sm9n6 bar bolat Zig %
allereoe ttloraget Jig mere emo al.
minoelig Spmarfiombe6, bpa6 fpI-
genoe 2tnier ira oct nDe Diitriitftts
nGite &ongresmanb %bepioner:
Minneapolis, Minn., 10. Sept. IA.
~&eoaftgren al Mifon Mmerica,1,
Mifop, Minn.
Seq ifaI berbe0 tiIInoe mig at g11,
tie Gem til 2Dffe mes set fgrfte
Nummer at Mifop Mmericon. Seq
bar me6 flor 0pm9rf1ombe6 Ieit De.
res &ebaftionsortifel ON 8Io6ets
Spgape og 6ormoal: at bore til
Nptte / Ceres &omnl1nitet % b9re
Galsman6 for set bebite Der finbes /
amerifanif 8orgerret.
Otter for tort 3io iioen at bape
tilbragt en- Sag meo min 6amilie /
Aifob % meb egne pine 1et Deres
6remifri0ts8 p, Deres 11pe Stole OF
&trfen nnber Spfdrelie; lagt Merfe
til Den Snteresie font @efolfninget1
logger for Dagen / Sen oppoflenoe
Slagts intelleftllelle, morolffe % re-
ligisie 3raining, og Ceres Borgeres
SLID og @inoifibeligbe6, bor jeg flere
@onge ienere be6 2ejligbeb funnel
pointere, at Mifob er en- al De melt
homitrenoe og 6riftige @per, SOM leg
bar faoet 2eiIigbeb til at beigge.
Otter iaaIeoes perionlig at bope fat
mig in6 / Gorbolbene, CT leg oberbe-
piit ON, at Ceres 8Iab bill fomme til
at iptlle EN- betpoelig Molle / Nifob
og Snegn.
Deres bengipne
2otpeI g. SepSo,1."
Set gle6er % bobbeIt, at cit ioa
onif Jorretningsman6 iom Senator
SSepion ifriper faolebes ~ oerbeo
biplper ban ban6e 8Ia6et Mifop
Mmericdn, Mffob felp, og bore 2anos-
memo Der. @e6 at f%omplimentere
bette 1tpe 5oretager6e fonr11er ban
os ielp ! 6orfigbet 81 tror meo
Nitopttterne, at nothing i,1cceeos az
iucceIs!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-16
#aa Ungt gjrnnf,m Uanana.
We'd C. r.
We'd C. r.
Yattleforb % Mortb 8attleforb,

Nattletoro % Mortb 8attleforb.
Greoae ben 14oe Muguit omtre1,t
peo Meiooogstio antom pi til Bottle
foro, % Der par itrafS .iometbing
boing", % boaoe Bottle % Mortb
8attleforter1re ifuloe bore bore Bpr.
ter BEN Gftermiooog. Mellem oisie
to 8per, Der ligger bper poa fin 81.
De Of 5aifatcbepan Miper, berjter Der
en- til 1ioer itarp, men iuno aonfur-
renee, Der gjsr tit til, at Sc begge er
/ iebn Gremnpfit. 8nttleforb er ben
ploite al De to, en- penlig lille SIT
paa ca. 1000 Sn6bpggere. S Spio+
len for 8pens @oaro Of Erooe itoar
&raiioent 8. 8. Gbi,rf % sefretar
6. 8. @oo6.
81 belteg en- @effe penten6e Muto-
mobiler, % ! iulenoe Sort git set l,o
til eight Miles 9ote. gnfelte at @i=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-16
Hresfembbe.

Den rorif-oonife Hresieforening |
amerifa boloer 1T 2Ooe Morsmgoe |
9ecorab, Soma, 2proag Sen 24oe
Dftober, 81. 10 5or1iooae. De al
3resie1s MpnD, on life er meo.
lernnner, onrrooes De,tIigit ON al
neloe Jig mo ! Goreningen % sci.
tdge ! Mgoet.
SJobs. g. @iitk Decorob-9 Soften,
6ormnn6.
earI Sd11ien, MinreapoIig 8ioenoe,
Sefret9r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-16
&alsfaanpasnen ! Miuneiotas Grrite
&ongresbiitrift.

Som Baleoager aernrer Jig, it'll
Ter ltoiigterne i. Minneioto Jirl
Congressional 1iitrict Jig lplere o.
lpiere for Sen oemofratiife @anbibot
ST.. $. $. @itberitine, of @ocbeiter
Ser ipnes paa %forifjellig @is at prr,
mcgen 8itterbe0 moo sen nnp9ren6y
&eprpientant for Dtitrittet, ser fom
mter til Oroe Manb cg Mot16 incl
lem, iom forrel ten oglaa / SDb Min
:nelotas &res'e. goaleoes ifripe1
vSN Neterlon @eralo" 81. a.: vgf
ter at bet rent tilf9loigt er fomme1
til 6olfs &%11n6ifob, at Ser efstltere1
en- 9ob, Ser fraoruger Doglpnnen 70,
&ongreslens Meolemmer, 1oar 81
er frapRrenoe uben loplig 1ila6elie
er &%ongresien iaa bel lom De in6ipi.
oielle &ongresmGno p%lnoielig BE.
pen lno o%peroroentlig iampittigbeos4
f11loe 6eres 8ligter. Me1t bnorle=
Des bar bet meb De tire Maane0er
|Sommeren 1918, 90 Dor @epreien=
tant par paa Jilfetur / 6iumore
eonntD, meoens u@aps mb Oceans
Committee" bDoraf ban forme1tlio
itnl0e bore Meolen1, babe ct itort
Mrbejoe at giere / @nibington? Sg
bporleocs bar bet meb bans lille sssS1-
leterie poo en- Maaneo, og ben Mnu.
neb ban tilbragte bjemm1e fgr 8ri=
11Rrbalgene / afpigte CONNER? Set
tunoe Dgre interesfumt at h6e. ON
BON bar tilbagebetalt ben feoerale
Statsfasie Sc tire eIler fire tu1inoe
Dollars, fom ban bar truffeti oisIe
tent Maoneoer, % lom ban lite bar
bapt Spor al Set I'll.
IFE.Fa IEtFfHEi-A HEE&-E @eI4 a+lsHit
Soar mon gonr Sc poIitiife yor=
bolb ! 6irt Diitrift liot tnrrnere ef-
ter ! Se1tmere / bisie Tiger miooel=
bart forinoen @alget, er set / set be-
lie pprbt at lGgge Mrrte til, bpor
tort Sr1bbng Sen populare Doftor
bar giort i be11 1nlppren6e Son.
gresmanos stprfe. 81. @itber{tine
er lioer1for al Spip1 EN- meget bpgtig
3Nl)arro, oberoroentlig pcpuIor, %
pinoer Jig @enner oueroIt, bbor ban
ton1n1er frem. Mt bnn bill pi1,oe
ut Sienftco Goauntp, Nlndteo ~
Der forreitei er iterf repubIifanif-
1rreo en- ftor maioritet, e. l1oenfor al
snibl, % mon Tan IigeIeoes gisre
Heg11trtg poo, at bn1 Il sbinbe go
feca, 8oniton % @irolna Goauntiess;;
eropioere bor ban ubnrrtebe Gbo1,-
Ger ] iaopel stecIe Tom M6otper g.o,u1-
ties. MH bette ct Inlet timber, Ell
ar. @itberiifire ioritaar til Bop1s
Ct ire en 8olnpagrm og gpIaerne
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-16

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-16

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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-08
MISSIONARIES UNABLE
TO REACH TURKEY

Darlington, N. D., Aug. S.-Mrs.
Bert McKeeman, so we'll remembered
here as Miss Evelyn Atkins. of. our
public schools, writes from Boston
that they are being held up there on
account Of the difficulties arising in
Europe. Mrs. McKeeman says:
"The boat We were to have sailed on
is now ready to leave but u passage
has been Cancelled three days. When
we reached Boston we found it would
be impossible for US to pass through
Europe by rail as we had planned.
European ships and railways have
been taken over for use in mobiilzing
the troops. Everything is wild excite
ment here in the east. We might pos
sibly have been permitted to travel
through England but, We might have
found difficulty in leaving that coun-
try when we wanted to. So every
thing is changed. We have secured
passage on the Austrian liner, Martha
Washington, which sails from New
York Aug. 8, just one week later. This
boat goes direct to Constantinople by
way of the Mediterranean sea. or
course, it is possible that if things get
worse in the next week we may not
find it advisable to sail on an Austrian
boat and in that case we will be delay
ed still longer"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-08

Washington, D. c., Aug. S.-Last
bulletin gave forecasts of disturbance
to cross continent Aug. 10 to IA, warm
wave Aug. 8 to 10, cool wave Aug. IL
to 16. This will bring the last Of the
hot waves Of August and it will also
bring hopes for relief to the drouth
sections. But nc general relief is ex-
pected from it. Scattered thunder
showers will cause rains Of small ex-
tent but the drouth, in a general way,
will continue south Of latitude 40
while more rain than is needed will
continue north of that line.
Next disturbance will reach Pacific
coast about Aug. 16, cross Pacific
slope by close of Aug. II, great central
valleys Aug. Is to 20, eastern sections
Aug. II. Warm wave will cross Pa
cific slope about Aug. 16, great central
valleys Aug. Is, eastern sections Aug.
20. Cool wave will cross Pacific slope
about Aug. 10, great central valleys
Aug. q, eastern sections Aug. %.
Preceding this disturbance will
come a great drop in temperatures
that will affect most of the continent,
the warm wave following will be mod
crate and the cool wave will go to
lower degrees than usual. No great
storms are expected. Rains will con-
| time north of latitude 40 but only
showers south of that line. The drouth
will continue to damage cotton.
On Aug. 8 the earth will pass be-
tween Jupiter and the sun and as
there is surely an electromagnetic
line connecting those w bodies that
line will disturb the earth when the
latter passes through it. On Some part
of the earth that event will surely
cause notable disturbances in h ma