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The Idaho Republican., 1914-04-03
Copyright, 1919, BY Bobbs-Merrill %.
SYNOPSIS,
Illustrated byLaursa Stout

CHAPTER I-John Valiant, a rich 10!
ciety favorite. suddenly discovers that the
Valiant corporation, which his father
founded and which was the principal
source Of his wealth. has failed.
CHAPTER II-He voluntarily turns
over his private fortune to the receiver
for the corporation.
CHAPTER Hills entire remaining
possessions consist of an old motor car.
@ white bull dog and Damory court
neglected estate in Virginia.
CHAPTER IV-He learns that this es-
tate game into the family by royal grant
and has been in the possession Of the
Vahants ever since.
CHAPTER Won the way to Damory
court he meets Shirley cambridge. an au-
burn-haired beauty, and decides that he
is going to like Virginia immensely.
CHAPTER vi.
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THOMAS & ANDERSEN,
MI zlr rRN4k TAal \, n
IN THE PROBATE COURT OF BING-
HAM COUNTY, STATE OF IDAHO.
In the matter of the estate
of
William o. Harmon, deceased.
Notice to Creditors

Notice is hereby given, by the under
signed, administrator of the estate of
William o. Harmon, deceased, TO the
creditors Of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased. to ex-
vouchers, within ten months after the
first publication of this notice, to the
said administrator, at the office of John
w. Jones, East Main street, in the
City of Blackfoot Bingham county,
Idaho which said office the undersigned
selects as his place of busines in all
matters connected with the estate OF
william o. Harmon, deceased.
Date of first publication March ".
1914.
Dated this 25th day of March, 1914.
JAMES c. JONES.
Administrator of the estate of Will
lam o. Harmon. deceased.
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Difference In Orchards.

There Is vast difference between
commercial orchards and family
orchards. For the latter the variety
should be greater to meet the tastes
of the various members of the family.
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come fom." he said, zen heah"-his
arm veered and he pointed straight
toward the ragged hill behind them
"he stay"
Lusk laughed noiselessly. He's
pointing to Damory Court" he whis-
pered to Nancy Chalmers, "the only
uninhabited place within ten miles
That's as near as he often hits 1t, l
fancy"
"Heah's whah he stay" repeated the
old man. Heap OBJ trouble wait heah
TO- him too, honey,-heap oh trouble,
heah whah lii mistis fin him."
"Come, Anthony" said Judge Chal-
mers, laying his hand on the old mans
shoulder. That's much too mourn
full! Give her something nice to top
of with, at least!"
But Anthony paid no heed. "Gr'et
trouble. Dah's fab en- she ain afeahd,
en- dahs watah en- she ain afeahd. En-
All sees yo' gwine ter him, honey. Ah
heah's de co'ot-house clock a-strikin' IN
de night-en yo' gwine. Don wait,
ddon' wait, III mistis, er de trouble
cloud gwine kyah him erway fom yo'
When de clock strike thuh-
teen-when de clock strike thuh-
teen"
The droning voice ceased. The
gaunt form became rigid. Then he
started and turned his eyes slowly
about him, a vague look of anxiety on
his face. For moment no one
moved. When he spoke again 1t was
once more in his gentle quavering
voice:
"Watah? Vas, Mars, good watah,
Hep yo'se'f."
The judge set a dollar bill on the
step and weighted it with a stone, as
the rest remounted. "Well, good-by,
Anthony he said. Were nightly
obliged"
He sprang into the saddle and the
quartette cantered away. "My expert
ment wasn't a great success, I'm
afraid, Shirley" he said ruefully.
"Oh, I think 1t was Splendid" cried
Nancy. do you suppose he really be-
lieves those spooky things? I declare.
at the time I almost did myself. What
an odd idea-'when the clock strikes
thirteen which, Of course, 1t never
does'
Don't mind, Shirley" bantered
Lusk. When you see all dem trou-
bles' coming, sound the alarm and
we'll fly in body to your rescue"
They let their horses out for a
pounding gallop which pulled down
suddenly at a muffied shrek from Bet
ty Page, as her horse went into the
air at sight Of an automobile by the
roadside.
"Now, whose under the canopy 10
that" exclaimed Lusk.
"It's stalled" said Shirley. II
passed here this afternoon when the
owner was trying to start it, and sent
Unc' Jefferson as first aid to the in
jured."
Il wonder who he can be-" said
Nancy. I've never seen that car be-
FORE"
why" said Betty gaily, "Ah know!
It's Mad Anthonys trouble-man. Of
course, come for Shirley"
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20 AOREs FOR SALE.

Twenty acres under cultivation, 4
miiss north Of Blackfoot, good water
right; SIS per acre; $500 cash an,
balance on yearly payments.
25tf. L. P. NELSON, Route 1.
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IN THE PROBATE COURT OF BING-
HAM COUNTY, STATE OF IDAHO.
In the matter of the estate
of
William T. Duncan, deceased.
Notice to Creditors

N0tIce 10 CreuAtOb
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed. executor Of the estate OF Will
lam +. Duncan, deceased to the credi-
tors Of, and ali persons having claims
against the said deceased. to exhibit
such claims, with the necessary .vouch-
ers, within ten months after the first
OF this notice, to the said
executor. at his office, East Main street.
in the City, of Blackfoot, Bingham
county, Idaho, which is hereby selected
as the place of business for the trans
action OF all matters connected with the
estate of william T. Duncan, deceased.
Date of first publication, March ~.
1914.
Dated this 25th day of March, 1914
JOHN w. JONES,
Exevcutor of the estate of William
T. Duncan, deceased.
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BLACK
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years Of specializing in vaoclnos and serums only.
Insist on Cutters II unobtainable, order direct.
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LOSSES SURELY PREVENTED

By Cutters BIaekles Pills. Low
priced, fresh, reliable: preferred by
Western stockmen because they pro-
tect where other vaoclnes fall.
Write for booklet and testimonials.
l0-dose pkae. Blaekies Pills $i.00
50-dose pkge. BiaokIeg Pills 400
TToa aa,, t.loaka. k,.k T,,kN a.ta hook
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Der OF last year we la1Q out an dQ-
dition to the town of Susanville; this
was laid out in lots 50x150 feet; the
first two days sold on this addition
forty-two lots at two hundred and
fifty dollars each, there are seven big
store buildings being built this spring
and Lord knows how many resident
houses will be built this spring as
soon as they can get some material,
in other words there is not stick
of building material in the town that
one can get to build thing.
Now / feel as though l should
make brief mention of some of the
vast opportunities in the Honey Lake
valley in the farming industry.
This valley comprises probably 3o,-
900 acres of fine farming land with
plenty Of water to irrigate same; this
has been kept principally in alfalfa
on account of market and railroad IA
cilities, but the Few that have tried
anything else have practically raised
everything from the tenderest to the
choisest of fruit and vegetables,
peaches, plums, pears, appricots, to-
matoes, cabbage, melons and every
thing worth growing.
We are throwing choice tract of
this land on the market with a good
water right at from $500 to $4,000
per acre in tracts from 40 to 160
acres; this land Is situated within a
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0ieS umS 0a1.

- Sb Der aontratt fir bic iopoe
gropbifdx aufnobme bts 4b3uasz
taHal Sniiems, Der uon Der DerflciTs.
nen 4ominifiraiicn NIT 9oporc g.
ROrfe abgeft!oHen ipurbe. srnsusrt
trerben miro, III porldufig nod unen.-
fhieben. 8iirssrmeifter Spies.l uno
arbtiisniresior ycsoid betrauien ses
tern Snipetior Gbnarb 3. Cpsrbef
pom Bureau Of efficiency NIT eirr
etnauen llniriuhuns barber, fpas
fotpeit bon Dtorfe getban Dorben III,
anD bon bem 9erift pes Jnipettors
fpirb q abbdngen. Oh cine Grnsuuuna
nts aOntraiis bsidloHen psrnsn miro
ober nid3t.
- Sifsrb.itsbir..tor 5olm.s psis
serte iih stiinn, bic anslasen in Or
pasung 81 sishsn, bic Der Cberinipeis
tor Der Misibsiuiernsn Jobn Riharps
sssm i.insn llnisrinfpesior Rcbtrt
DOOM Desen anseblifsr pflintpers
natldHieuns srboben baiis. gs ittlts
fih ndmIit btraus. bab bieie Deihul.
oiguHgsn btreits Dor nsbreren Ulonas
ten BON Dem oamalisen Gi6srkitss
Iirt''or Cab unisrfuht uno aIs uns
ossrunoet absepieisn fporb<n paren.
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Die 0eiupart Sffiee fir bas ,Gin.
riHnatier 8rlfsnlatt" beiinbet iidl in
Hu. 339 Dorf StreRe, ssseniiber ben
Gumrtbauie, woieibit Reuisfeiten, aa.
Ssiseu u. |. M. bis 10 llbr 45 Nima.
ten Abenos eutgegeugenommcn iper.
ben. Ielepbon Soufh 24O1.
9tnpalt oSames 6. Driqbt r.idz
te i'm gircuitgeri4t fir bic Jrisbensz
rihter 8. 8. 5ut1inion, 6. q. Bran,
beg uno Sames Wegrons cine Gine
haltsflage gegen bic neuen Court
6ouiez zRommihdrs Sn. Mt1er, 5reD.
Wener uno Jrant Wuen6 sin, fis ab@
5ubdlteH. in irsenb elmer Dsiie STUNT
tionen als Gountp Gommiffdre gu
poll3ie6en. Jn Der petition tpiro Bee
1auptet, baB fie ungefeBiid ertpdDlt
feien, oa bic Wubl nitf an einem
Gage abgebalten ipuroen. an benz elm
gountp Sidet erpdblt purbe.
- Gountpridter golB bat cntI6ie>
ben, nab 5rieoeusrihter feline s6en
Tdlieben oiirfen. 9rob Ieines gers
botes bat 5riebnsrihter GerDing fol-
Benoe paare getraut: 8. SO. syletter
uHo Jennie Strider, beibe BON Jrez
oeridstoDn, 8. - g. u. Crane uno
eerniee grbarot. Don Columbus, 8.
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bis .0rimes .unb gDifIiam Weif, iutl.
dc oes Diebiiabfs bon NefiiHaftiiden
aus ben Gifenfperten Der Ohio Steel
6c sSron 90. in gofeotto anaetloat
f'dnoen. fpurben aeftern Woraen Rem
Uluniaipolrifter Sbani poraefiibrt
uno pldibirten niht ihulbia. Gle
ipuroen ieooh nadb einem 9erhOr nnter
ie $500 giirofhaft ben Grobaeihtpos
renen iiterpieien.
- Games Qunsforb uno Dan 6of.
len Ipurben bon Der Yolisei In &c,
ipdhrlam oenommen, neil lie anoeblic1
aug Der Tabrit Der Champion gootce
Voper 60. eine anadhl tperthpplIe
ReIiinaitiide ausfiibrten.
- 2dura u. Wdro, bic Satin bon
Frdnf Woro bon 326 2durel Mpsnue,
SinoeniDulb, puroe oeffern Woracn
nm 2 lhr pioblich pom Sd)Iaae ae.
.roffeu uno itarb um 3 llhr. Sic Tin.
terIdbt onBer benz Gatten spei Rim.
Der. Tranf unb aIite maro.
- Der ssamiIie Widaef 6ammel
BON St. Gldir 5ofpnibip purbe am
Rclidbrstaae Elm Sohnhcn aeboren.
Die Tamtlie Bat iisbsn ainber. bar
inter feds Wdb6en.
- Trdu Gliiabeth SAneiber, bic
U'utter bon irso. Sdueiber Don 1927
Gbeitnut Strdbe ftarb aeiiern Wipr.
aen in Canton. O., i'm alter pon "a
sSabrtu. Die 2eite tpirb fir bic BE.
croiaund mad 6amilton aebrati.
- fsrau Roie 9ambert. Bittipe
pon Gus. 2ambert uno Butter pom
Nrau R. Triton BON bier. itarb Dor.
aeitern In Dunion, 8. unb ipsrb beaie
Rahmittaa i'm bisiiacn Greentppob
Trieobof aur Iester Rube beitattst.
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Gie gopinstpn Siiiee fur bas ,giu'
sinnatier Solfsb!att" beiiuoet iidD i'm
yebaaDe Go. 509-511 WGoiipn
Apenue. Gusetgen, Wiftbciimuseu
nnb geiteauHsen iraenSwefder Irt
tseroeu bis 10 l1br gbenSs Saieibit
entsesengenomnen. Selepbpn Sourb
1854.
SisHns Der q &ommifiGre.
Die erits Sisung Der apmmifIGre
Der StuotoerDultung funo geitern
Na6mittao i'm gourt6auIe ftutt. HaG
ben iibit6en Gersmonien fpurben foIz
eenos grneHnungen betannt segebeu:
/. 4Hifteut Der Staotclerts De
flee; q. 3. Bon 9oene; 2. 4fiItsnt:
u. G. SenIep. Staot 4uoitor: g.
II. Ware. Qtfitenten in Der Stabtz
9tHeiior Office: Sofspb U1. Resfs
uno 6. q. mafon. aoQettor fir rid.
1tdnoige Stsuern: Sobn alepmonn.
8auinIpettor ~. .. 9oilep. Staotz
Wdger: 9eorge 3. Gitbpff. Warftz
meiiter unO 2liher: 81. SSinnsgan. pos
It3eileutnants: Clarence 6arrid, Sobr
5iegiHs, Gugen Martin uno .. Is.
Grout. Sergeunt Der poli3ei: Sn=
muel Wurttn. 9ebeimpoli5iiten: Dm.
S. Sonoforo, MaIon Barter, sSames
5issiHs uno SO6n 9rees. poIi5sicIert:
9. s. Suhanet. golt3ifteu: @rparo
GoQins, GppQro Riemeper, nPih1el
Jinon, g2id. grate, II. 8. 2(rmitrong,
u, S6ilo, Nrtbur 6uthins. Ben. Qlz
bers, 4nton 8ranoner, Gouis Refinq,
.. Walter, George 9tsber, 9Sarn
Gtler, Gus. Goblin, Georae Wermz
ling, 5eurp 8rint, GD. 8. 6obn6orit.
Sio 5on, Samuel Ginieler, Dalter
Gonnellp. Die neuernannten qolisi=
iten traten geiterH 4bsno ibren 9isnit
an. Jeusrpe6r 9epartement. gbef:
8. a. Griffitb, 5iIfs G6sf: Ibomas
SaDis, glettriter: 5snrb Redtin. Gn1
siReer: Sobn Sinslep uno Sobn Wut6.
Jeaerleute: Samss WtIIon, oSeff Gut
ter, 9eHrp &rumpelman, Diniam Wc.
Npop, Billiam 8ern6drbt, esot 6olz
mes, Psrcp DiIion, Wiaiam Die6off,
s}eter 5oQeran. ran S6rosber, G6as. |
Wtc9reDep, s. WurfbaQ, !penrD One,
JphH 6uebner, gb. Selbp, 6arro
9ooo. prpor Mit6eQ, G6arles Dus
penet, Ran SrsIano, 5obn peiman,
$. W. 8ufd, Sofepb groberid, a. !
5ousipeI, Diliom Rod, 8iuiam Ga
ban, Dalter Warlmau, Gbarles Re
gan, 2. 5. gonnedp, Sam. gBilion,
gierce WartiH. 5rant poblman, Sars |
rp Walser, Dilliam Jrpling, georae !
JisrIase, Senrp guf6, Taatt. Reeb, |
grant Uaads, Thomas 9apis, Carl
gosenfdues. 8. WiHiton, Jrant
Flaene, go 8ehtolD, 8. Stuntebed,
.. Jibbe, 3. SebIborft. M. 9bomas,
s. fempbaus. 8. Rcenig, syo6n
GdeiHboff. Ale anseitslltsn im |
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9okal.Dtrid)t
&nrSeH seifern bic nenem Seamten
oes Siberal 9aaeriideu Inter.
itiisuuss.9ereins.

Die neueu, reip. rpiebererip1blten
geamten oes Siberal 9operiihel
Neutrality-suspicious.. puroen ae.
tern glbeno geIeQentIit, ser in Sad,s'
Sale, an Der eI0er SfroBe, unter
Dem 8oriis bes Qrdiibeufen ssafob
,Slid uuo Der Frotofoafiibruna Ses
iempor1ren Sefrctors anfon Slid.
i;eir itattaehobteu rSnbresoerIamn.
lung oes 8ereins in ihre aen,tcr
eingeiitbrt. Die 1SnitaIlotion ipuroe
oon Serru anton aempf Geleitet, Der
III fur5en, fernigen s9orten Die ge.
cmten mli ihre Biliften nufmerf.
lam mad,ie uno re in ibre aemter
cinTilhrte.
Iie cingefiib brtcn geontm iiHS:
6rdiioert: esatob Slid.
&l5eprdiioent u. 1oepfer.
rotofolliefretdr: q. =. 3itt.
5iuan3ietretir: ,sobn Shred.
St)abmeiiter: ssdfob Ira,itb.
Srllitee: ,Srdnf aenn.
aranferfonmittee: 4bom 8ltcIt
urS 0ulentir anbn.
Tabnentrdqer: Rifael Noeder.
5dbnenbeqIeiter:: u. 5oafim ilna
rSSobn Ruent.
Serr 8eorae =. 3ift fonnte seitern
Ieioer nid)t in fein ant pieSer elm.
aeiiihrt iperoen, bo er nod, inner
Ourh arantheit ans Saus seieiielt
iii.
sSerner loqen Die 9erid,te Ser Der.
ihieoenen geantten fir bas periloi.
icne SoIbinbr, ictpie Der geridt ocs
Siiferl,nterIud,ungs boz.
1a5 aus ben 0erren aarl aaeflc,
8 Wtaihler uno 8eore ssoad)inl be.
itehenbe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
tee bcrid,tete, baB es ale geIeae uno
giitjer gepriii. unb in better GroiuiRs
befanSen habe. 2out bern gerid}f bes
aommitteeS bcIamft lid, bos 8ereins.
permopeu ali S464s.37. Sieroon be.
finoen lid $S4s.37 in ben S1noen
oes SdpobmciiterS; $7O0 iino gesen
3inien au5aclieben uno $500 iino
ongdegt.
SiroH3iefretdr Sobn Sd)red uno
9ereinsid)atmeiiier ssafob IraiIib
beridlietau ilber bic Ginnahmen uno
ausgaben lp1breno oes perfloiienen
Salbjabres aleidIoiiteno pie foIgt:
@'eiammteiunahmen $10s0.92; Be.
fammtausgaben S232.55; perbleibt
in Den S1n6en bes Sf,asmeiiterS
SS3S.37. gin 0rnnfenaelo Durocn
mdbrenb Der oerfIofienen feds DO
nate SAG ausge3nbIt unb OH Stcrbc.
geio 800 fir oas peritorbene Dit
glieo z. Souenitein.
Sn Der geitrigen BeriammIine
on 3rpe frnnfe RifaIieber
SIC an aranfengeIb angerpiefcn Tach
Der Grleoialmg Der porIiegenoen @e.
it,dite iolgte elm feuhiirohlidfr
fonmers nit einem opuIenteH ssln.
bib III Saienpfeffer nit ben oblisa.
ten aloBen bcitebenb unb Die oon
pftoelrihqm Beiit getraaene gemiitb.
lid)e Sisitnn fam crit nit Der Wit.
terncftsihnoe gum abiflub. |
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1attDn nn> 0eAetne.

- Der beutfd amerifaniite
Stabtoerbano Don 9dpton trpGblte
folgeuoe gsamts: prdi.: Carl goet;
@ice prdi.: $. Qanss; Getr.: 8.
Sonbaio; ShaBmetiter: Sol. s5unt;
O'rettoren: S. goelss unp Bal. RueB.
Ier- - Stalts Prai. 4lfrsp Reins
barpt bon Repport belt cine 4n.
fprahe.
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Dssisaal. sti,sa.

Tait aufriGifaer 1rouer iDir6 IN
iueiten areifen bic aunbe bon bem
4blcben bon fsrlu Gfifdteth
Gobref)t pernommen fperben, bic
I'M MIier BON Go ssnbren bic Auceu
sum spiasn Ghiummer ihIoB. DIE
Dahinaeihieocns mar bic Wittfps bcs
befannten bentiGm pioniers 6efru
@ecrae g. Gobrehi. Der Wiiinbober
Der Spirituoienfirmd en- aros Unbrctt
Bros. ueipsfen uno Dor nunmehr 15
sSahren bas 3eitIif,e fsdncis. Turh
ihr lisbensipiiroides Weim un6 ity<
ferporraaenbrn gbarafiereiaenifoften
bat Die GHtihfaiene "a Deriianben. I'D;
bic NftuHa uno ireunofd,afs Afler sa
fid1erH. ocnen es peraoHni aetpefen,
ndhsr nit ihr bstdnni su tperhen nnD
ihre sahIreidacn Treunoe rperben ihr
Inocnfen iieis in gbreH taIten. Mn
ndberen anaeb0rioen hinttrldbt Hran
0pbreht flint S1bne unb aipei Tod.
ter. bic f6mmtlidl on ihrem Sterbs.
teit psiItsn. Die S1hne iiHb bic Der
ten ". 6. Gobreti BON Bremen. g.;
Nilliam 6. @obrefs Don 5ugio,
Ctla.: .georde s.. Bobredt BON Niua.
Gle. ssno.; gofpdrb Gobreht, elm be
idnnier bieiiatr Wuiifer, uHn Deter ".
gobreht pon Der Gobrehs Oeper fSus.
niture SO. in Roripoon. Cine Tod.
ter. Trl. gfifabab gobref,t. in Biif-
nentiinftIerin unb BEL Der GIieisen
3odter. ;rrau Georae Maraua. go.
ABA soreii 1oenue, Pormopo. Be-.
ihlok Die Gntf6lafene ihrsn lcbens.
obenb uuo BON Sierbebcus ipirn NOR,
acn Rahmiitaa um balb atuei rhr oag
2eihenbeadnanit tniifinoen.
am nabsau poIenbeten 81. asseua.
idhre bat cine In ipeiien qreifta BE-
iaHrie uno alIaemtin bodaanosit5sne
ttuifte Wo.rons. Ssrau GaroIinf
W ario 5effeIbrod. ae5. gag.
rsdier. bic 4uaen surn epiaeH SchIums
mer ueftloiisn. inniu besrauert ntc1t
nur Don ihrer ssamiIie. ionbern audl
ron ben pieIeH isreunoen, iptIhe lie iid1
I'M 2aufe Der Sabre ourd lire per ION.
iihe aiebenspiiro oiaiei. su eriuerksa
eeipust bate. Die geiiebuna oer
iierbIihen Ollie Der Derepiaten finnef.
am WliitUod, Uloraen um holb Reua
uhr pom 3rnuerhauie, go. 2165 &c.
lin Gpenue. aus itatt, iporauf uia
neun uhr in Der ct. gonapentura
airhe Piu fesrIihes Heauiem eelehrir.
rerben ipiro.
Giner Der dlteften pioniere oes BE.
ilasn 9euiiftbums iii in 6errH
ssohn 6asia i'm hokn litter bon
"a ssahren In bic Gpiassii hiniiberlss
ftlummert. Tas 5infheinen ciefes
ipaderer beutfcten grsiies Dirb In
ipeitsn areiisn aufrihtia bstrduert
fperoen. oenn CT Bat Is perftdncen, iiol
hurh iein ternbeutffes Weisn sabl.
reife ssreunbe au errperten nno nic
fhperqepriifien hininbliebenen biir.
fen Der inniaiicn Ebeilnahme periidxr.
isin. Die 8sroiauna iinbet am Britt
nod Rad'mitiaa um hofb srpei llbr
run Der adpelIe Der 9eid,enbeifGttss
Wiit & eoot. go. 1541 Gin Sirabe,
aus itatt.
6rr Wilbelm Satob ao.
the. Elm betannter unb boh0naeiche-
nsr beutifsr 8iiraer. iit i'm N!ier Don
62 ssatren burh ben unerbiitIifen
spo ieinsn QnaebOrietn unb sdtlre;s
den Trsunbcn. bic er fih i'm qduie Der
sSnhre ourh feline bsrporroqenctn Cha.
ratiereiaenfhaf.en su erfperben ae.
pubt. eniriii.H poroen. Die Heerbi.
auna finoei beuie Radmittaa am 2
llhr bonn zrauerhouie. go. I'LL gssiI
Sirabe. gumminspille. aus itati.
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Nus elmer 50sx bon 40 1us ftiiraie
aei'ern Vormitia1 Der 1ridenarbciier
Gam. 8Oobbar. 20 Sabre oft. BON SO.
1923 Ireemun MDenue. ipetfer BEL
benz griidenbau an ber Quebec Roab
nno 6. & 8. gifenbobn beindftiat
lit. 1roB Der bebeutenben 60be. aus
ipeldtr Goobbar nieDeritiirate. trua
oerfelbe nur einen @run bes linien
Mymes baaon. Der OerIette tparbc
mad bem ct. sErGHets 6ofpital ae-
bradk.
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Bon eiHem Said)tnsieb beitsblen.

Wabrtno Der sroben G<FGdfsss
iiHnosn i'm Waarsnbauis Dsn Rablsp
& earen fpuros israu epanaenbega
ben 5io. 1854 9sli<pue elDenue pom
eirem laifenoieb beitobIsn. Die 1sou
icar i'm gtsriff. sinen sben aemadstu
gintauf 8u btsltidsn. ala Tie t.msrste.
eab ibrs Gslbbork aus :grn 6anss
taidr bon sinsm 1oidenoisb snsnenoe.
trtrfen iii. Dir Usriuit Der W<fisbs
lsnen bttrdai nneeF1br $40.
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ssimen gerlesnneen srl,a,n.

SIN ftdbiifden aranlenbaus isart
atiitrn Der Nessr Jofspb GlIis, nsl.
fptr am 1b. Os5tmbsr IN Der gineins
Hati Gds 90. bur1 fisbenben 1besr
perbrunnt ipurbe. Der Coroner wurDs
tsno4ri6tist.
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tim rise 9sSSftsss b rise. 4as - tsissa
eebscu4e man asxattse grsme CHf.
snTd6, mean bicssi6<n Hi61 beiten q. III
@EobeS Gsenetug tit Glf iepet G4odseT.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-06

1lrier Isent in 9amiIton ii
Gerr Goxaro grud. 449 Gae Snafte
Gfrafe. @eli Gel. 476 E. Gpme
Fbune 1851 q.

Rihter Murpbp betpilIiate ae.
tern Der Selen 6arbel bic Steiouns
non Hobert s. 6arsel unb fprdh iEr
bas Hehs All. ibren Wdbhennamen
fDieber fiibreH su biirfen.
Die 9eriDalter Der Game Sreis
gibliotbet orqanifirien iid burh gr.
bon DaDib g}ieree aIs prdIi.
oenten, Sr. .. 6. Sbseban ais Dise.
Brdfioenten unb 8. q. ShiDeler als
Setretdr. sruu 5aitie Games fpurbe
ols 8ibliotbeturin unb ssrau 2aura
g. Whitmore ale Oehilfin pieberas.
pdhlt.
- 6arrp 4pres. 1Om Wa!is. Can.
Devils Lake world., 1914-10-01

WOMEN-Sell guaranteed hosiery
to friends, neighbors and general wear
er; 70 per cent profit; make $40 daily;
experience unncessary.< International
Mills, Philadelphia, Pa. St
Devils Lake world., 1914-10-01
THE CHILD
is COSTIVE, BILIOUS
LOOK, MOTHER! IF TONGUE is
COATED GIVE CALIFORNIA"
SYRUP OF FIGS

No matter what ails your child, a
gentle, thorough laxative should al
ways be the first treatment given.
If your little one is out-of-sorts,
half sick, isn't resting, eating and
acting naturally-look, Mother: see if
tongue is coated. This is a sure sign
that it's little stomach, liver and bow
els are clogged with waste. When
cross, irritable, feverish, stomach ache
breath bad or has stomach sour, diarr-
hoea, sore throat, full of cold, give a
teaspoonful of California Syrup of
Figs" and in a few hours all the con-
stipated poison, undigested food and
sour bile gently moves out of its bow
els without gripping, and you have a
well, playful child again.
Mothers can rest easy after giving
this harmless "fruit laxative" because
it never fails to cleanse the little ones
liver and bowels and sweeten the stom
ach and they dearly love it's pleasant
taste. Full directions for babies, chill
dren of all ages and for grown-ups
printed on each bottle.
Beware of counterfeit fig syrups.
Ask your druggist for 50-cent bottle
of California Syrup of Figs,'' then
see that it is made by the california
Fig Syrup Company"
Devils Lake world., 1914-10-01

employees are to be under civil SER
vice. The elective officials, the COVER
nor's cabinet and advisory boards are
representatives Of the people, while
the heads of bureaus and their employ
ees are professional experts.
The only paid boards left under this
plan are the tax commission and the
railroad and warehouse commission,
the board of control and other import
ant boards being abolished.
This plan Of government eliminates
a large number Of officials and makes
great saving in the state adninistra-
ton, and the commission contends
will result in a much greater efficiency
than the present system. 1t is prob
able that some such commission will
be cretaed by the next legislative as
seembly in North Dakota. Forty bills
We're introduced into the last session
of the Minnesota Legislature to abol-
ish boards and departments, and off
cials are all looking toward curtail-
ment Of expenses. If they had all
been enacted into laws there would
have been no state government.
In answer to the State Tax Commits
Devils Lake world., 1914-10-01
W 4 N T E D

WANTED-Good girl or elderly vvo-
man for light housework. Good
wages. Apply at once, 415 E 4th st