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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07
Morse % Gun Traneiseo.ltbiil-

linsen. Observation-Disclosures
oe Observation-Disclosures Selesfo.
mite bapbe fprIeben ct Wsoe paa
@srien / &%riitionia meb l~1oienOtn.
gen fra Gan Srancisco, Sngenisr
Seperbabl-S anien, iom bar fomntet
bib for at orbeioe for norif 3elta.
selie / llbitiaingen 1915. Sr.
Seperbabl.Sanien r~ebegioroe for
Sasen iom &epr9ieltant for Norif.
Mmerifanerne, og efter enoel Sper-
lagning beilutteoe man at nebiGtte
en- &omite beitaaenbe al Sr. 9eper.
babl-Sanien, @bpofat galden oe
@rosierer @lfreb @ommen. 9enne
&cmite ffol tage oe ~nsopenbise
Sfribt til Sasens Sorbereoelie, os
naar ben er fproig ifal Heiultotet
ienbes Saaesfomiteen til 9rsftelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07
Megnlerina al Muifbpla. Z Stt


roao iorle0en blep beiluttet iremiot
Eropoiition ON Sianoelie for Iftie.
Ielifabet Sia Sosiefomponi til at er.
bperpe % re5ulere Iultbslo / llIpif
| Saroanger. Otter ben al SeIifa.
bet ltoarbeibebe &eauleringspIan piI
Der erboloes ca. 44,0OO Ell. ST.
aroiten aates burtleiet til eIeftrofe.
milf Snonitri. Ser er betirget at
Sci ifabet fol bare norif Stpre %
belt norif "Aftiefopital al Ell beItcmt
Sterrelic. Ser foreilaaes Ell Son.
cesiionstib al SO @ar meo Sorbe,
bolo al 8et for Staten til SnoIss.
ming efter Cart efter 40 @or, iaa.
trent Der peb ben foreitoaenbe Ie.
piiicn al Observation-Disclosures
inoferes Snolssninesret. s oorlia
Ifgiiter til Stat o. aommlnen 10.
reilaaes til bper so Gre / De ierrte
10 anr, 70 Gre / De nPite 3 aor %
oerefter 1 arone pr. Raturbeitefrait.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07
Norses fsrite f~pinSelige Mpotefer

Srefen Sobanne 8ine, iom / Stats-
roao forleoen fit gepiaing til at ori'
be oet ME apotef / &affeitao, er
Norses ferite ~fpinoelise apotefer.
Sim er fsot 1871 og toe | 1895
Ipotefereramen meb bebite 4arafter.
@fter at babe giort Sarmacsittiene.
ite poa Mpotef blep bum / 1908 all-
toriieret ipm 9ropiior peb eli 81
lialopotef.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07
Yaa Selsclancsfniten /

Ell enIie g iom beber WioIauoet
Gen er bore nogen faa apoorotmil
itor og bar baarlig Sorobuno. Ser
lieger ser ca. % Smangaarbe og
enbel SliSmanosplaoie meo en- iom.
let @efolfning al ca. 300 Menne-
fer. Get er nsi'omme ilittige 8olf,
iom tibligere for en- nPientlig Gel
ernGrebe Zig peo Siifeti. Ser bleu
BET / 1897 ppfgrt et Weieri meo Ell
Mftiefapital al ca. 10000 aroner.
M1ereoe / 1911 bapbe Weieriet be
taIt lin @iplb, tiltrobs for at set belle
Siben bnbbe bolot beie Welfepriier.
s bette Sibsrum blep bet olene al
Smer iolst for ca. 10000 aroner.
0enne Silfsriel al aontanter mnlig-
gioroe at Ell Sonbel5mano funhe
iloo Jig neb baa Stebet. 90 Meie-
riet blep BET Centrum bporom al I'm.
bpgnina foncentrcrc0e zig. 6lere
Snanoperfere ilptte6e iii, ToItoo6s
neri blep oprettet % Sen fife Slef.
fen blep mart 9nmpifibsonIsbiteo.
sioite Ssit fif Stehet tiGige &i9s.
t%elefon. Slig bar set greet ieunt
oa iunot, taffet pGre Weierict
M~inolanoets geioIfninl bar penot
fig ira set uiifre, ~hoiaroieie Siife %
ilooet Tia paa Sor6brlg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07
S~rmfnet. gn 8aarbbru9erIen fr,

Srmfnet. Gn 8aarbbrrserisn fra
Ssnore l1nbul, Ole Wpolanb, britt
neoe forleben Gag, meloes fra Man.
oel. Sanbipnliepis er oct gaaet for
fla poa ben e~ienbommelige Waaoe,
at ban, meoens BON fiifeoe ira ct
Sfraaberg, bar faaet ct anfalb al
gplepii, iom ban leo al, og iaa er
ban ltupt / glpen. afosoe bar |
1S.Iarsalberen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07
Sture Gienopmsbanbler.

gorssrunb meooeles ben 13be SUM:
GanS. iur. Natbias Sdsnnins bar
/ bisie Sage iolst lin eienoon
"Sprgenfri" / Solum til Eors-
crumbs mefaniife Ierfiteo for 100.
600 SIR. Gienbommen er pna ca.
10000 Maal % bar en- Strano.
Iinie paa $50 %. 9ruaseier Otto
Masmasien bar iolst lin 8aarb "Ro.
liaheben" ill Yprsrunos metollur-
aiife Sabrif ~Meteor" for $1,000
9roner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07
gin &irfe / firrlanO.

w NtNtC ! CDu@'""u' 80 ""
perenbe 9irfe for Wlinoal 6ipr'
lamb Sogn 9aleitrano, er en-
9ansfirfe at Ssmmer, opfert /
1861. Get er | goo Stano, men
bar Iarse reret for liben for Wfe.
niebeben. s Statsraab er Der MI
meboeIt SiGnoeIie til at nebtage
Munbals &irfe % iiteoet of opfere
en- mn paa iamme Cont Os efter no.
gen af Nrofesior Sens 3. ". aiel-
LAMB uDarbeibeoe S~eaninger. Gen
projcftereoc Strife ifal opferes al
Neisperf / Stapefirfeitil og faar ON.
trent $40 Siooeplaoier. Gen blir
foripuet meo Gentralopparmnine.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07
Qiplia Sermetifuirfiomheb.

Staponger mebbeles Sen 12te SUM-:
Sermetifiabriferne arbeiOcr III for
Siben UNDER Seitrpf. Silfsrielen at
&aaitof. Glib eaer Mafrel, bar be
ret goo / Iengere 9io og | De iiSite
Gage er ser iiifet itore Barrier gris-
ling al ubmerfet apalitet. Sor 2ie-
bliffet itaar / St0ne 90 q 80 Snien
Sfjepper, bopeoiagelig grisling, |
Sioroen nGrmeit Stananger, o. no
iigterne til iortiat Siife er De bebite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07
Sterem pea ssimie. ut Seri

ren ifaber Ell 9ebpgselie peb ri aae,
men of ben o9ioa sper SnolpbeIie
paa SrGfiuslene er mt al aaret.
Eaa Sinie bar maj, ipaar let ct
nloriomt grempel paa oct. 2e fer-
ite St9rer err anfommet til Steoet
% bar iaar for fsrite Gang b9ffet
oeroppe. Oct mda bore Wenneife-
ne, be ielger, FOR @atiiren ielp full
6e neppe trPffe Dem bio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07

fdor Ginere OBJ for oet ielpmoroeri.
ife / Den Stamp, De III isrer, og for.
me Tia | Bern ON 8ermanernes oa
belle Guropas 6reo on 2pffe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07

Icitrant / 1875 % aootein / 1888.
s 1897 bleo ban iion9Ont III Sberit.
Isimant / Observation-Disclosures; i
1910 iaIet ban for aIoerserpnier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07
STIR 8ranS I SGtersbalen. 7sro

ariItionslano mesbeles ben lite
Ssuni: Suiene paa Salpor &sis.
LAMBS @aaro / @ale / Sptersbalen
er totalt nebbrnnbt. 10 uasiurere-
De aier inbebrpnote. Suiene bar
asiureret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07

Gm rig gssb. 9e itsrite Sfat.
poere / Mamot er ilignet Statsifat
efter en Sormue af: S. ST. sails
3,23S,900 aroner, g. IS. Slslie
3,O76,296, &aare Sislie 2 POO,
g. Supinb 9O3,450 Slap Wpflebp
695,1OO, Soaef Slide Asa, $50, @n'
ne Sielie 473,630 % Slap Seer.
aaar0 459,650.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07
0onoernes 5Surbnno.
Sfslge en-

npIie ioretaeet Sptpuins bor Norif
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MI ouer 10000
Weolemmer. Sertil fommler co. 500
tililuttebe S%oreninger. 8runofon-
BET CT pao $4,000 4roner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07
0amlc "gbrreitnen"

VUVFIt Vp*EFHc" VNV NFNoT
rem neobrpnbte forleoen Scat. Gen
ifuIoe efter Sigenbe bape ben 9rppr.
oiae SLIDER al cmfrine 100 aar.
Get bar esentlig en- Susmmnositl,e,
iom tilbsrte Sens Iinoeren. Den
bar bortleiet til a~unltnaler Sosnps.
Sr. Sosn9s ielp er bortreilt, iaa
Srlten bar alene bielnme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07
Qinlia &1ipTH.Grport

iunb meooeIes ben 16be sunni: Ser
bar peret en- lipIig grport al Slip.
tiif fra 9pen i bet iibite. Sffe mint
Ore e11o A iterre 9ampere bar ltgget
Der og laItet, 2 for 9isiabon, en- for
Spbamerifa o9 en- for Spanien 90
Sstalien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07

Tombas-Spurfmp. Sorleoen Dag
oobneoes Ser Of @ftieielifabet Sper'
lens @~utotrafif og Orfldoaleas au.
tombilaftieieIifob Ell oaelig Iutomo-
bilrute oper 9oprefielo. &eiiens go.
riebeo melem 8riitiania % Srono-
biem bliper peo benne Suite 2 Gage.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07
Staten fisher Sfua.

Staten fipber Sing. Staten bar
al Sb. 90. @uilo fjsbt oennes Glen.
Dom Smsoalen Sfos / &ingebu for
$4,000 &roner. Sfoeen, iom paa
ollie Siber er onlsit al Smsoalen
Statsalmennine, er 1 Wil / Sm-
freos og ner 5000 MaaI flor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07
NurelanSsbanen

gen Sib paaanaet llnoerbonblinger
meQem 8eneraloirettgr Gpbe paa
Sesne al 4ftieielifa6et @rong @ru.
Der % Observation-Disclosures ON
burtisit muIia at bpgJe en- Serbia.
ne. en- Tarcel al Horolarbsbanen,
ira Eomsos nj Sosmceu / 9amoa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07
Z SpI / Sallinabal afifsreb,

Sol I SallinsSal afifcreoes
Ssnoag ben ABE S,lni en- @au.
taiten til Winbe ont De. &rieere,
1SO7-14. Srbfsrer Softun bolbt
en- paffer Sale. Soils anbel | Horif.
Mmerifanernes @ape til S~alineoal,
Tom ubgioroe 1873 aroner, blep
ibaa operleperet. Gen ifal oanne ct
Sono til l1noeritettelie al pGroige
Srpnaenoe / Vpgben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07

I'm Scrmetifiabrif. Sperretsias-
ierer &aanar Shslberg poa 9oos
oil anIesae en- iisrre Sermetifiabrif,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07
Sra Uoree.

Gre 8rnber maa neblogges. Teo
Siotens WuImieIter / goeen maa
3 @ruber nebIesees paa 8runb at
Walmens iterfe SpopeIbooiebeo,
9erpeO blir 80 Wonb arbeibsleoige.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07

9st SinSsisseaipl. sra 6re.
o~rifsitao meooeles Den 16be Suni:
Sons blcp SmoaIenenes Siuosipae.
inopiet pao 0eum / 9lemminge.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-07-31
How to
things

Farm, Stock and Home was established
in 1884. Has the largest force of paid
writer's of any farm journal in the Uni
ted States. For a quarter of century
has been the leader for better farming
methods in the West and Northwest It
has aided in the development of the coun-
try from pioneer conditions to those of
the present day Farm, Stock & Home
guarantees it's advertisers and is always
on the alert to warn it's readers against
investment in fake and fraudulent
schemes. 1t is the only farm paper that
put the interest of it's subscribers above
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-07-31
something About
The
Household

The Household is favorite family
magazine in million homes Every is
sue Isl full of new and interesting feat
ures. It contains more and better stor-
les than any other family magazine. It's
regu lar departments are more numerous,
consisting of Fashions, Home Cooking,
Needlework, Fancy Work, Lillian Rus
sells Beauty Talks, etc.
1t is full grown magazine made so
by full grown men and women. It sells
for five cents the copy at practically ev-
cry news stand in the country. The Wo-
man Of the house wants it because it is
helpful in every department of her house.
hold duties
In addition to the above mentioned
departments, it contains a boys and girls
department., a puzzle department.,
household hints department, household
recipe. section and many other topics of
interest to the woman who does her own
work.
In the club offer made by the Bemidji
Pioneer it fills that gap SO necessary to
complete the library of the home. To in
clude this popular magazine in this offer,
The Pioneer succeeded in doing so only
after considerable effort.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-07-31
You Can't Afford
To Pass This By

The Pioneer is making this liberal Of
fer to it's readers and no-readers for a
limited period only. Think of it, FOUR
MAGAZINES and the Daily Pioneer for
six months for the regular subscription
price of the Pioneer, $500, OR the FOUR
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-07-31

yield?" basis Of the truer '*Does it pay to
do this?" Therefore it has established
the business department. to take hold Of
farm business methods and organiza-
ton, and to help the farmer make his
business pay. i :...:.
Power farming is coming. Machinery
must more and more take the place of
nnskilled labor and costly animal power.
Farm, Stock & Home has broad reach
ing Farm Power department, with
contributing staff composed Of the best
machinery experts in the Central West.
Staff Editors have been chosen because
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-07-31
Something About FARM STOCK. AND HOME

it's own and dared to publish experiment
station reports, showing the worthless
character of continental stock foods.
Other farm papers are still publishing
page advertisements of these foods
Farm, Stock & Home is clean, editori-
ally and in it's advertising columns. It.
is as much interested in the development
of good citizenship as in teaching how
to get greater yields of crops or how to
breed better animals. ...- - ri. ST.,
Farm, Stock & Home believes the time
is ripe for change in our system of
farming from the "How much does it
MAGAZINES and the WEEKLY PIO- :
NEER for one full year for the regular
subscription price Of $15O
This offer to both old and new sub !
scribers. The old ones are merely re-
quested to make this payment in advance
of the present time. Cut out the coupon
to the right and mail it today. Never be-
fore have you been offered such liberal
offer, and probably never again.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-07-31

of their ability to "make good" as prac-
teal men and women, as they want to be
OF real service to you in every way pos
sible: Naturally, having spent time and
money to make first class paper, Farm,
Stock & Home wants you to see the situa-
tion from their standpoint you to
know that Farm, Stock & Home doesn't
somehow just happen to be, but that the
best experience in the lives of a large
group of successful men and women goes
into it's making, and it is worth your
while to aid in extending it's circulation
and usefulness ~" i. s-..~ j.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-07-31

sime will be delighted with it that we will
eoithoatt question refund the full sub
scription price to any woman who, after
reading three numbers, does not feel that
she is getting many times her moneys
worth. :,
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-07-31

Duchess Of Muchmoney dresses hers.
It teaches women how to furnish their
own homes, but not by pictures of An
drew Carnegie's dining room and library.
If the editor Of TodayIs says that GER
tain home can be built for $4,000, the
readers know that the particular home
can be built for $4,000.
When, if ever, woman is told how to
dress presentably on so much year, she
does not find an inadequate item Of CSC
allowed for long white gloves.
j.
TODAY'S UNUSUAL GUARANTEE
All Your Money Back In Three Months
# Not Satisfied. We are so sure that
every woman who reads Todays Mago:
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-07-31

woman's sympathetic, moral and
sentimental nature;
(d) Timely articles upon the big
things that are happening: in the
world
In addition every number Of Todays
has big, special original features. that
have never been done before. 7odcy's is
indeed in a class by ITSELF
WHAT TODAY'S DOES AND
DOES NOT
1t tells women how to make and wear
their own clothes; not how Mary Garden
wears hers.
IT tells women how to dress, rear and
care for their own children, not how the
Milford chronicle., 1914-04-10
YOUR own DRUGGIST
BACKS THIS LAXATIVE

If you only knew as much as we AMI
those who have used them do about Rex
all Orderlies. you would be as enthusi-
astic about recommending them as we
are. They taste just like candy and act
so easily and pleasantly that taking them
is a pleasure.
Rexall Orderies have a splendid tonic
cleansing and Strengthening effect upon
the bowels. They help free the system
and keep it free from the ailments that
result from irregular or inactive bowels.
They do this quietly. without gripping,
nausea, purging or excessive looseness.
In a short time they usually make I'M
the continued use of physics.
We don't ask you TO take our word for
this. We want you to make US prove it,
and at no cost to you
Buy a box of Rexall Orderlies. If not
satisfied tell us, and we will
return your money without question. In
vest pocket tin boxes l0c, 25c, SOC.
You can buy Rexall Orderlies only at
The ReXall Stores. and in this town only
If US. Red Star Drug Store, Milford,
Del. Adv.
Milford chronicle., 1914-04-10
RATIONS FOR LAYING Hens.

In feeding hens for egg production, it
is necessary to give a balanced ration.
The following is an excellent one but it
must be remembered that both the
scratch food and the so-called dry mash
are to be considered, and any change in
one should involve a change in the other
This ration is the one that has been
used at one of the most successful egg
laying competitions
Scratch Grain Wheat, go lbs. crack
ed corn, go lbs; heavy oats, 40 lbs. :;
barley. 20 lbs. buckwheat, 10 lbs. kafr
corn, 10 lbs; course beef scrap, 10 lbs.
Dry Mash-Course wheat bran, 200
lbs. corn meal, 100 lbs; ground oats.
100lbs. gluten meal, 100 lbs. middlings,
IS lbs; feeding flour, 25lbs.; fine beef
scrap, 80 lbs; fish scrap, 80 lbs.
Instead of 30 lbs. of beef scrap and
30 lbs. of fish scrap in this dry mash,
go lbs. of beef NAV be used as it is
more easily obtained than high quality
scrap.
Milford chronicle., 1914-04-10

tors from whom | rgcei7.I
rary relief. l decided X !.
Pinkham's Vegetable c.s.
trial and also the Sanstim
now used the remedies IA
and cannot express myts..|
they have done for me.
eff these lines willhs |
you have my permi,sr /,
them. Mrs. SADIE T,,|
James Street, Elkhart NJ,
Lydia E. Pinkham's ~
pound, made from natiyer.s
contains no narcotic or H.,
and to-day holds the reeri ?
most successful remejvf, Z
we know of, and thousands.
testimonials on file IN n
laboratory at Lynn, Mas
prove this fact
If you have the sligbA
that Lydia E. Pinkbsrl,,
bic Compound will helm
tOLydia E.PinkhamNs
(cOnfidentiaD Lynn,Nsg
vice. Your letter Willk
read and answered bys
Ind held in strict COnfi
Milford chronicle., 1914-04-10

Get Blank Deeds and
cages at the Chronicle
Sold in wholesale lots
ers.
Milford chronicle., 1914-04-10
DELAWARE CONFERENCE

The Delaware Conference (coored) OF
the NJ E. Church closed Sunday alter
noon, at a session in the Grand Opera
House, Wilmington, when the pastoral
appointments were read as follows
Wilmington District w A Hubbard, supt
Milford chronicle., 1914-04-10
MRS. WIlIl
LONG SIlII
Yields To Lydi,
hams Vera.
COmpoupI

Elknart, IND. :-ei,s
teen years from or0s,i.
Milford chronicle., 1914-04-10

feu.,
ny
ceas /
feet
press
Milford chronicle., 1914-04-10

CT Keen, Eastern Shore district super
of the Anti-SaloOu League.
Milford chronicle., 1914-04-10
only a matter of a fesO days from nOsO

centers are rtgHt IN tins store.
They're waiting for yOu-waiting for an opportunity
to give your feet the tone that's admired to give you
not only refinement In your Easter Dress but built so
scientifically that it has the appearance Of smaller
shoe, still giving you comfortable fit and peaceful
countenance. We've guarded our selections to have
wide range Of prices that is within the limit YOU
have set for your footwear expenses. Our windows
reflect the Easter spirit; our store service pleasing to
both locker and buyer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-06-23
U. S. SENATE
|. PAPER USED
INDISCREETl
SENATOR'S CHARGED WITH
USING UNITED STATES SEN
ATE STATIONERY TO FUR
THEIR INTERESTS IN STOCK
SELLING PROPOSITION IN A
CAROLINA GOLD NINE.
Rx GfIson Gardner .

WASHINGTON, June 20. -
'sHow much did the stationery
cost7 I'll pay for 1t myself" In
these words In peevish tones Sem
ator MARTYR of Virginia comment-
ed on the Anear-scandal touching
the use of senate stationery and
senator's names to dispose of
stock in the Gold Hill Consolidat-
ed Gold Mine In North Carolina.
Senator Martin affected to believe
that the fuss was all about the
cost of the stationery. He has
been opposing action on the reso-
lutioE for an investigation. The
known facts show that Senators
Overman and Chiffon permitted
not only their stationery but their
senatorial influence to be used in
booming this alleged gold mine in
Overman's state. II the inquiry is
pursued it will further be shown
that Overman, as chairman of the
senate Rules committee. gave or
ders to the secretary of the senate
TO turn over a room in the capitol
building to the principal stock
promoter of this mine, thus plac-
ing the headquarters of the pro
motion company not sixty feet
away from the senate chamber.
The stationery used was that of
the Census and Rules committees,
of which Chiffon and Overman are
the respective chairmen. Both let
terheads contain the heading
United States Senate the
name of the committee, and the
names of all the senators who are
members of each committee, some
of whom have become, in some
way. possesors of stock in this
mine property.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-06-23
JAP ADMIRAL
ITO SPEAK TO
C0UNTRYMEN

Vice Admiral Teiiro Kuroi OF
the Japanese training squadron.
consisting of the training ships
Asama and Azuma. which will ar
rive In Tacoma harbor Thursday
for q three days stay, has con-
scented 70 make a brief speech in
the Japanese language at Wright
park Friday morning before the
Japanese residents of the city.
The Japanese admiral was a hero
In the Russo-Japanese war. and Is
dearly beloved by the Japanese
people. His visit here has
caused much excitement among
the Japanese.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-06-23
WHITE PLAGUE
VICTIMS KEEP
WORKER BUSY
MRS BAGIzUT. WHO DOES
W0RK FOR ANTI TUB
BBOULos1s LEAGUE. MAKES
ABOUT no CALLS IN TACO
MA EVERY MONTH - -
CASES IN TACOMA Ar PRES
ENT-

Befween SIX and . dozen new
cases Of tnbcrculosis are discov-
cred every week IN Tacoma By
Mrs. Bagiey, who does the field
work I'm this city for the ANTI
TubercuIosis league AZ present
there are seventy eight cases In
advanced stage Many cases have
been arrested By proE7cr care and
treatment. many pelxents have to-
tally recovered from the plague.
and many cases result An death.
two patients dying Juss recently.
Home conditions are prfhcfpH
ly 10 blame" said Mrs. Bagiey TO-
day. People for some reason
or other seem to have no regard
for their personal health. l could
tell you of cases after case rieGt
here in town that would open
the peoples eyes In regard to
their personal health more than
anything else. but i don't even
dare hint at q name or my pa
tients would shun me as they
would a leper."
In spite of her limited resources
and her many handicaps, Mrs.
Bagley makes about 110 calls
every month. and II she had time
she could make many more. The
active members of tine league.
among whom are DR.. C. Quevli.
Rev. Edgar G. Wheeler. presidents
of the league, and L. w. Pratt.
secretary and treasurer, have been
busily engaged during the last
few months I'm perfeeting plans
for the new sanitorium under con-
struction at Lakeview. The san
itorium when completed will care
for from seventy to a hundred
patients and will be unsurpassed
for it's size anywhere In the Unit
ed States.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-06-23

Tacoma ministers united In a
big picnic at Point Defiance park
today and had the time of their
lives" One of the funny fea-
lures of the day was a baseball
game between the ministers and
their wives. At the luncheon,
served early this afternoon, each
minister was called upon to tell
of the funniest event in his min
isterial career.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-06-23
Which Speedometer
Was the Wrong One?

Judge Magill In police court
yesterday afternoon gave the
benefit of the doubt to e. H.
Kohlhase, a Seattle attorney,
when the attorney testified posi-
lively that his automobile speedo-
meter registered 90 miles per
hour when he was arrested, and
released him. The speed Off
GERS speedometer registered 80
miles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-06-23
LODGE ENIoINED

The Lafayettes of America
were entoined from conducting a
fraternal insurance business in
this state, their franchise forfeit
ed and their business placed in
the hands of State Insurance
Commissioners Fishback.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-06-23
APPOINTED RECEIVER

II. o. Fishback, state insurance
commissioner. was yesterday ap-
pointed by Judge yesterday re-
ceiver for the Pacific Hospital
association, which became insolv-
ent and was forced to forfeit its
franchise.