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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1914-05-09
DON'T WORRY
About Insurance When You Can Get
All You want-The Middle
Is Clearing.
[Lexington Leader.l

Lexington Leader.)
The insurance situation, which in the
pinion Of all local insurance men, is
pprOaehkng a crisis, was enlivened by
number Of interesting developments
day.
The most interesting locally was the
n0lkpeement of Manager @. F, Snyder
the Henry Clay Fire Insurance Com
I this city that it would be able
ndle the entire line Of the
, Of State University insurance
the company would ask that It
the preference over any lipe
ZEN to companies not authorized
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1914-05-09
"oLD ROSEBUD" DERBY
FAVoRITE.

Old Rosebud, the champion two.year,
old race horse last year, will go to the
post strong favorite for the Kentucky
Derby, which will be run at Churchill
Downs this afternoon at Louisville.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1914-05-09
THE HOLY NAME SOCIETY.

The members of the Holy Name So
ciety will meet on Sunday morning al
7:45 o'clock at Limestone street.
JAMES M. COLLINS,
SO President.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1914-05-09

Miss Lucy Smith of this city won first
prize in the vocal contest of Scholastic
Meet held in Lexington Thursday night.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1914-05-09

Mr.. and Mrs Robert A. Cochran left
yesterday for several days. trip to Gin
cfanati.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1914-05-09

to do business in the State, and which
If placed would have to be handled
through brokers.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1914-05-09

Master Gordon Sinons, the little son
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Simons of Forest
avenue, who has been very i'll with scar.
let fever, is improving nicely.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1914-05-09

Mr.. Pearce Glascock did not return
home with his mother as we stated. lie
win come back in ten days.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1914-05-09
LET UNCLE SAM
GIVE YOU THE FACTS

Dr. and Mrs. j. A. Dodson leave to.
morrow for two weeks visit at At.
lanta, Ca, and other Southern points.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1914-05-09

ed that this, if true, would pres
incident similar to the arrival I,
Ypiranga at Vera Cruz with. her
of munitions, which led immediat
the American occupation Of that j
The fact that the high Office,
the army had recommended the Sc
of 10000 men to Vera Cruz b
Known during the day.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-04-03
OUR STATE SEAL IN GOLD
Given Away As . Watch Charm t.
Every Purchaser OF Tuxedo.

For benefit of the men of Idaho,
the American Tobacco Company has
had made special set Of dies from
which our state seal Is issuel in a.
karat gold plated bedallion form, suit
able for use az watch charm, either
upon chain or fob.
These state seal medallions are
beautiful examples OF the jewelers.
art and will be enthusiastically
sought otter Not only are they in
the height OF good taste for the
we'll dressed man, but they also SYM
bolize the state pride and patriotism
OF the man who wears one of them.
The Great Seal Of Idaho has shield
as central figure crowned by deer's
head, .emblematic Of the proud posi-
ton OF Idaho In the roll OF states. On
the shield Is farmer blowing the
soil; also the Snake river. q large
quartz mill, and an Immense fir tree
illustrating the timber interests Of the
state. In the background Of the shield
are the snow covered summits Of the
Saw Tooth Mountains, behind which
il seen the glory q the morning sun,
Typical Of the rising glory Of the StAte
4ofs Idaho.
Oh one side of thS shield Stands
woman, representing Justice and Il
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-04-03
END OF U. S. EXPRESS COMPANY.
Continued from Page 81

March 16-An order goes into eff
feet admitting books to parcel post"
That this parcel post advance is not
likely to be checked soon is inferred
from the senate's refusal, after hear
ing some of the arguments above men
toned, to set weight limit by law or
to restrict the postmaster generals
power to modify parcel post rates and
regulations. What this portends for
those express companies which as
yet show no signs of following the
United States example, no one can
tell AS the situation stands, con-
cludes the New York Evening Post,
THE questions really at issue are,
first, whether the commissions new
rates deprived the companies of OPP
portunity for reasonable profit on
such business as they oculd COM
mand, and second, whether the COM
petition of the parcel post was fairly
| conducted. The first of these ques-
ton is as yet by no means wholly de-
| termined. -
but as regards the second consid-
Grafton, 1t must be pointed out with
emphasis that the existing condition
CT things is one which calls for fail
play by the government in its pay.
,ments to the railways for transport
ing parcel-post matter. Literary Di-
gest.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-04-03

Walk a block or two and save a
dollar or two at the Layering Furni-
ture Store. Out Of the high rent dis
trict. Adv Mar 10 tt
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-04-03

At 10c line you bring your wanto
to your neighbour doef.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-04-03
Vital Electric. Service Facts

We want all our customers to become familiar
with the undisputed facts that vitality concern
both the producers and consumers OF electrl-
city.
Experience has proven that competition
~ Duplicated Investment
(2) Increase cost Of production
90 Ruined earning power of local
panyA
az Disfigured streets and alleys
(5) Eventual combination of interests
involved
(6) Increased charges or postponed rate
reductions
(7) Encouragement of further local in
vestment
These facts we believe to be incontrovert-
ible.
We solicit your interest in the situation in
order that you may satisfy your mind
regarding it.
Those commencing competitor for
being responsible for reduced rates will
esa tually condemn the for saddlng
unnecessary investment the community
which interest charges taxes maintenance
and other expenses must be paid out OF the
rates charged
You do not agree with usY
Then re-read the above-sldy the points
contained land see if you honestly say to
yourself that the facts do not warrant the
illusions.
Yours in for bettermen of
electric service
Great sheshons & Twin Falls Water Power Co,
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-04-03

Walk 1 block or two and save !
dollar s0r two Ut the I.avering rurni-
|tnre Store. Out Of the high rsht dis
tffct. Adv Mar 10 Il
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-04-03

Continusd on Page ~
The Holbrook news., 1914-06-05

Out of nlnety-siX senators and 438 representatives, 300 are list ed as lawyears. Newspaper men come along next with total of 40. School teachers number q. Farmers have the same score. Merchants and business men number 20. There are one dozen real estate operators and land agents. Manufacturers of various products take up another dozen. Bankers answer the roll to the number of ten. Those answering to the name of poIi- ticians number nine. Lumber dealers and physicians each have eight. There are half dozen stock raisers and cattle men. There are three each of cotton planters and tobacco growers, insurance agents and contractors. Telegraph operators, builders. hat makers and wool dealers run in pairs. Among the callings which command only one mem Der of congress to respond are: Bridge builder. civil engineer. inventor, dentist, contractor, grocer, architect, plumber, ma chinist. iron molder, hotel pro- prietor, electrician. nurseryman chemist and preacher.
The Holbrook news., 1914-06-05

plunged old friends into bit ter legal fights. They have driven men to drink and women to insanity. They have robbed innocent little children of thelr parents and sent young girls broken hearted and unwedded to their graves. They have turned merely foolish girls into wicked ones and have sent men to pris- on. More and more does the world. recognize the power of thought to influence the actions of those oyer whom it is held. Gossip is evil thought emphasiz- ed. It implants ideas in minds where no such thought existed, no such desire lodged.
The Holbrook news., 1914-06-05

Prohibition Commissioner Fred O. Blue, of West Virginia, who has charge of enforcing the new prohibition amendment in West Virginia, which became effective July 1. has ruled that newspa- pers published outside of West Virginia. and carrying liquor ad- vertisements as a part of their legitimate business, will not be barred from circulation in the state. The statute prescribes that lIquor advertisements shall not be circulated in the state. MT. Blue says that outside news papers will not be molested un- less it is apparent that news papers are being used for illegal purposes.
The Holbrook news., 1914-06-05

The Ford Motor company last week declared an extra cash di- vidend of 100 per cent. This division shows the. effect of the proft-sharing plan. entered into last January. One year ago, the tenth anniversary, the extra di- vidend amounted to $10. 900. 900. Henry Ford owning 583 per cent. This time he received but $1, : 170,O00. Most of the difference has gone to his employees in in- creased wages and business.
The Holbrook news., 1914-06-05

When the editor of a country newspaper starts in on Monday morning to get up something for his paper in the way of interest ing local news and finds after nosing around that there has mo- thing happened in the town or community that he can frame a writeup of, and nobody phones in any personal or local news, and every fellow he talks to says T don't know a thing" ]" and his liver is not working, and he feels like he had just as soon take a round with Huerta as to go to work, that's the time he would like to turn the job over to the smart Alex who thinks he could get up a better paper than the editor and not half try.
The Holbrook news., 1914-06-05
ITEMS OF INTEREST
 FROM APACHE COUNTY
[Observer]

Theo. Lopez came in Friday from the range, in order to be on hand to officiate as clerk at the Board meeting next week. The livestock firm of Lopez & GarcIa are getting a bunch of their cattle rounded up for de- livery early next month.
 While on their last trip to Hol- brook for freight. Owen and Loman Gibbons each lost vaIu- able horse. While going down grade, heavily loaded, Loman' S big bay stallion pulled back and one hind foot slipped under the wheel and was cut off clean. He was shot and put of misery. Owen lost one of his work mares, which took sick on the road and died
 The good people of Apache county will never have better opportunity to boost themselves than right now, in making a go of the proposed road bond issue as quickly as possible. Leaving out of the question all the other great advantages in will bring. which are incalculable, the money itself will come handy Just at this critical time and everyone will feel it's effects as soon as it begins to circulate. It IS plainly a matter of doing something for our own benefit, as we'll as for the everlasting benefit of those who come after us.
 [Herald-News.]
 Don Sol Earth has been busy for the past few days circulating an Initiative petition, asking for the enactment of a law changing the method of paying taxes, and has been very success full in securing the needed num- Der of signatures. The new law. which will undoubtedly be placed upon the ballots this fall, pro- vides that one half of the taxes in each county shall be due and payable in D cember, just the same as at present, and the re- mainder payable in June of the following. year. This system has been in use in adjoining states for some years; and has proven most satisfactory to everyone.
The Holbrook news., 1914-06-05
Wanted!

From ten thousand to twenty five thousand head of sheep to be moved out of the country. Quote your best price. and give number, sex. grade, and shearing average, also where sheep can be seen and time of delivery. Prices must be right. Address all communica- tions to w. H. CLARK. Holbrook. Arizona. m9-4t
The Holbrook news., 1914-06-05

Monday. June 18th will be Flag Day. on account of the 14th falling on Sunday. Sunday, June 14th, will be the 137th anniver- sary of the adoption of the Stars and Stripes as the flag of our country. Seventeen years ago the American Flag Association was formed to promote rever- ence for and prevent the desc cration for the flag.
The Holbrook news., 1914-06-05

The Arizona primaries will be held on September 8th, sixty days prior to the general cleo ton of Tuesday, November 3. as required by law. The day for the general election is fixed as the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November.
The Holbrook news., 1914-06-05

The Coconlno Sun says that 235 ladies used the ballot Mon- day, the balance contented them- selves with using the washing machine.
The Holbrook news., 1914-06-05
A New Shoe Shop

J. w. Plunkett has opened a new boot and shoe shop on Gen. traI street, and solicits the pa- tronage of all. All kinds of re- pairing. Cowboy boots to order a speciality. m22tf
The Holbrook news., 1914-06-05
For Sale

Just a dandy good rooming house for sale in Wlnslow. Ari- zona. Must sell on account of party leaving Winslow. Box 5O2. m16 At
The Holbrook news., 1914-06-05

'They say," Have you heard?" Two wee phrases! Five short wordsI But they have done more damage than all the dictionary rolled together. They have wrecked homes and broken hearts. They have ruined prom lsing careers and thrown busi- ness firms into bankruptcy. They have disrupted churches and
The Holbrook news., 1914-06-05

A fools idea of a good joke is one he is able to put over on the other fellow.
The Holbrook news., 1914-06-05

All communications should be ad- dressed to the Holbrook News Publish ng Co. to receive prompt attention. All advertising will be run until ord cred out.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-02
Wir6ung Oes EouC6ens.

Die peitperbreiteten untluren 8orz
fteuur9en BON ben 9efobren bes Sas
batrau6es peroen our9 llnterfu6uns
gen oss Or. 6. finger in Der Better
so.z4irurg. prefe 1913, 9eft 81.
in fa6perftdnoieer Weiie elmer fritz
fGen IepiIiOn %unter3ogen. Gr felt
felt. onB Die S6Gplidteit oes 9aue
dies penieer our6 bic Menge oIs
ourA Die Sualitdt oes tonfumierten
Sobots bebingt 1T. Der Nitotinges
bolt lift BEL 9uten Sobnfen Iebr eerin9.
Nm fhGoli6iten 1T Der 9enub Der
pfeife. es folgt o1nn bic 3tearre,
ipdbreno Die Cigarette entgegen Der
ougemeinep Nnii6t ON ipenigiten
f6doli6 lift. Sn feinsren Sorten ies
bod 1T Der 8ou6 Der 3ignrre penis
ger seiunobeitsf9doIih. ols Der Der
Cigarette. Inter ben @or3iieen oes
Sobutroude8 lit Dor alien feline
Gi9snihoft als berporrooenoeS Mittel
our 8erubieung Der Nerpen gu mems
ren. @r perbinoert bic geiIti9e uebers
biirouno uno Gri6opfung unb oomit
9Ieid5eitig Die ueberrei5une. bic blu.
fig in NerpoiitGt ousi1lGet. Oabei
pirtt sr foroernb auf Die Nerbnuung
unb oesinfisiereno ouf bic Munos
boble. Sollte es gelingen, bic Gift
nirtung bes Sobats einSuidrGnten.
10 piiroe in ibm aler @obrfdeinli6s
feit nab elm duBerft pid1tises 6eils
mitteI fir 3rebs. Ra6itis unb dbns
lid &rontbeiten entIteben. Die pers
p0nte rGiftnuoeI". bic ibrissns f6on
burd Die Gntnitotiiieruns isbr pisl
BON ibrer S6doli9teit perloren bot,
tDnnte alio aud fiirberbin oo3u berus
fen Tein. Der Menidbeit bic i90nft.n
9ienite au leiiten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-02

Dilemma. GolI ,h MIR
nun MDbsl toufen unb lie permobelr
r6er iolI i'd gIetd has Gelo oermo'
teIn2
Gptittsr. Mlr9ss @es
re6e miro 10 trutiporm tpeitersr3dhIt.
oaB man fi6 ben Wuno buran psrs
brennt.
Sin 3srtrsutsr 80 o b l.
BERN erhteit BETTER:
Diem SEER. i'd bnbs ielt flint Qaaen
njAts os9siier."
Nr3t: .WsIf pbdnomen, Dos rn-
ierefieri mid. tommsn Gle mor3en
nein ubsrmor9sn in meme
Spretitunbe."
Ri6t,g. R1nnp: .1u. lnos
Or, ga 1T @stter 9urt. Der bat mit
9:itsrn idon pienr qetibt."
Gpoop: r0drum '6rsiit ou Bonn
nift. psibt ou bsnn nift, rpo3u
BIZ ben Wuno bait?"
Ronrp: raur: ~:;2tt gum
auNsn."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-02
Brio6e nad RG9en.

Mit Der reberbriiduna bes 5trela.
funbes pirb Der rOfIeeaeituns" aus
folge begonnen tperben, iobalb bic err
foroerliden Mittel i'm Gtat betpiaigt
finb. Die Bride fou ben Sunb ni9t
bort iiberfpannen, mo- beute Der Sros
jeff ben Stodbolmer 0ertebr permit
telt. fonbern BON Stroliuno 5unGtbit
in elmer 21nse bon 240 Metcrn su
Der militGrifdem 3pede bienenben
Sniel 0dnbolm biriiberfubren. Dos
9eeenuberliegenoe ufer bieier Sniel
'oa burd etne 3pette. etpa 1900 We.
ter longe Bride nit Riieen BEL Der
Srtfdaft 9rabIerfdbroe perbunbcn
perben. Dds 8ouipsrt 1T ols cine
neun Wlster breite, fir einen ~5peiel:i-
iisen Sdienenitrans beftimmte unr
gang aus Giien tonitruierte Giien.
babnbriide geplnnt. Gs fou iit in
elmer i6obe BON 80 Wetern uber BEN
WoHeripieeel erbeben, Die Soften
fperben ouf IA Miaionen Mort Der.
onfdIoet. Sons bic Stabt uno be-
3reis Stroliunb bic Soften iiberneb-
men. 1T ieood geplant. unterbalb bic.
Ter Giienbobnbriids cine ben perfo,
Rcrnerfebr permitteInoe Strobsnbriits
on5ulegen. bic jeoof) bel Der Saupt-
offnung, um Die Our9fabrt Der Sc
seIi6iffe gu ermO9lihen. ourf cine
S6pebefGbre unterbroden fperben
miibte. GoboIb bic miniTteriele Mns
tpeiiung our Snongriffnabme bss
8aues erfoIgt lit. iou Der 9au be-
f9Ieunigt tpsrben. 10 ooB bos gauge
projett innerbaIb 3pei Sabrsn fsrtiss
eefteut 1T.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-02

ueber einen ouFfol.
!enoen Ma1en 8ogeIfIu9 in oieiem
Sabre ma9t Die 8oeeliparte Rofiittsn
auf Der &urii6en Rsbrune fploenoe
MitteiIung: Der q. uno %. Otto
Der b. 5. paren fir Die 9urii6e
Rebrung @ogel5ugtose BON elmer
@roburtigteit, pie ie nur fslten pors
tommen. Bon mo1gens 6 ubr bis
afenos in oie 0dmmeruno 6inein
TIcoen Wolten BON 96seIn in linz
unterbrodsner Settle iiber Sic our
Gogelpdrte ~geboriae 8ecbadtungss
bite l~llmenborit hinfpe9. Dor alien
NebeItrd6,n, SaottrGben unb Cob
len; fernsr 8u6fintsn, 9srgfintsn.
9ompfdffsn, 9roFsIn. 6sibsIsraen.
Geibeni6pdn3s. pieper, WiIbtauben,
Sperber, 0dnie, ShpGns u. 4. Sm
aon3eu 80 9oaelarten. Rod ShGts
3rng ino an Den %eeranntsn 3pei
Edqen $4,000 0oqsl on Ser Rebe
run9 Oorbeisetommsn. Der Dino
tpe6te Bel be1em Wetter nit StGrte
/ aug Suooit. Die @6esI bottsn
tin olio bdlb Ron BORN uno fIoeen
oesbal6 nisorig. rur 5 Bis 20 Wster
hc6. Gs sntit.ht bic Jrags. no oisie
oeidIpfsnfn 8ogeitsttsn blsi6sn,
ncdosm is Die RebrunQ DsrIaFsn
bcbsna
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-02

MifetrtGnbnis. 6srr;
Sit ger &1umann gu iprshsn?"
arau: .Netn, Ssrr gaumdnn 1T
1vsg.3oocn."
SER: 81, oonn mill i'd norten.
sig er fit oo1.3ogen bd."
GrttGrung. Der il..n,
aurt: rGrof.1pa, mos bt0.utet oenn
bas a. 2" 6intsr G,n,ro!major2"
Sum 2tjb.I hsibt oas. msip
Sunse.
5m 8uifen6uufs 3u
go6ott, Yreeln3 DsitIalsr, mubte
an sinsm O.. ING normalen WG0ten.
oas Gin ai4enmefsr un0 3pet
S6luTelbua,e Leri6ludt baben iols
ts. cine Cptcr.ion oorgenommen rpers
Der. Wie gH1unt mai man, ais Der
Qr3t niht I'll. oiefe 0e9~snitdn0e. ious
bern aud 9Th 8eoffnstes 1dideameis
Ier mi; aes. ro6ener alings. ionle
3psi MeHm-2 litthen outage ior0ers
te. Ias 81 ohen, oeiIen 8siites3us
Iiano i'd 0.- 1limmerts, ionts 0arduf
in cine 5si.aaitaIt gs6ra6t nsrosn;
e. sntf6l4e'is ieood, notourftil tes
t.sihst. isirsa Ddrtsrn II. tonnts bis
i.st ni6t II eingsfangsn psIo'n.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-02
E~g Sa. Die Sc,ueiie pur lid.

.@s lit njht notais. mir gu ersahIen."
ihrsibt Serr oenrp 9boelen BON Mul.
BERN, aans., noaB 5orni's Ilpentr1u.
ter cine uorSi9lihe Weoisin lit. Sd
babe Die 8sfueiie >aiIr in meiner eiae.
men 5amilie. l~lniere 1odter, Die ieit
ibrem s%peiten 9ebensiabr Ieibenb uor,
bat einen luunoerbareu @ehIel ourh.
eemaht isit Dem @ebrouh oes Glpen.
frdutsrs. Sic BAT ar6Beren Gppetit,
uno mir t0nuen Don Gag su 9oe on
ibrem Nusisbsn bsmerteu. luie fe Aus
nimmt. Sd roibs isNsm Batter nno
ieber Muttsr, hisies bemertensrperihe
Hr6porat elmer Iriiuug 5u untertuers
fen"
9tidt in Den Npot6efen su baden.
5nls Ste tsinen N9snten tennen, Der
es ihneu ~lisfsru fam, 10 ihreiben Sic
an Die 6eritsuer. 9r. Better 6abrnsn &
Sons 50. 1875 50. 6Opne Nue.,
Gbicaso, 50.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-02

spiibeR ndberen Iertunnoisn, als @ou'
fins smeiten @raoes. uerbietet.
Mm |. Sanuar meroen fsrner ale
Observation-Disclosures sejuunsen. ibre
3Ise auf 5abrten iiber Sebn Wteilen
nit pnpiernen 2rintbetern auss
Suitniten.
6ern,r pirb ss bic giabrunssmitteIs
gambler intsreiiiren. oaB bonn l. So
nuar ob IS cine 8eisorte peni9er
sibt. ndmiih ben iosenannten So
Itibeb &ice", Der 8%eribert
uerui lden fon.
8om /. Sanuar ab miiiien bic 5euer'
periiheruuaSablbdber elm gertiffnt
pom Ieriidsrunsstommilidr in Sdns
ben bnben. Nad jeoer Mbiddsuns
muB an ben @bef bes 5s%uerbeparte'
ments, als SiiIfsituatsfeuermaritaan,
ooer an ben Staatsfeuermaridou in
Mabiion Elm Bsridt seianot weroen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-02

Sn tinem burftig
m0blierten. bofit uninuberen tleinen
2oQis in Der 0rumono Gtreet 3u
Ionoon fdno bic Yoti3ei Dor penis
gen 3agen siue ettpa 60idbrige Jrau
TOT auf, Die in Der Vadbar1hdft fir
cine menitenIdeuc Giniieolerin ges
bolten nuroe. Wan lab Die Nlte nur
einmaI res go9ss 3piidsn II uno
II ubr bormittaqs 0os 6aus pers
Iafen. I'M GsbenslnitteI sin3utauier.
Ste blieb ME ldnqer als cine tulbe
Stunbe fort. ia tie nun ne6rere
Gage niht msbr geieben ,vor6tn mar,
srftn.rete Der lSauspernaItsr Qn3eias,
no6oem sr Iih nit bilfs elmer Gsiter
Ginblid in ole Wobnun9 bsri6afft
un0 fsit9sitslt bate, oaB Die Wlisterin
beEpsgungslos ouf Dem Jubboben
lag. Die dr3tIi6e untcrfd6unG sraab
als 3o6esuriade bop9eIititigs Gum
geusnt3iinoung uno Gef6tsrOie. Jn
Der 8s6aufung snf0sdter ole Beam
ten inter Qumpen 5eritedt einen
8eutst nit $3.50 in 8olo uno elm
GpartaTsn6uf ii6er $1,000. IS lieb
li1 aus sinigsn Gdriftitiidea erie
ten, Dap Die 9sritor6ene Wop 4nnie
Rofsr:5 1isB uH0 emit Elm bisI6e9sbrs
tee Molermobtu aspsfsu iit. Str
Batter nar, Dis Hadforidunqsa ers
aeben bQben, in Dem GtGottail Goms
ben Topn ots 9aumstitsr tdtig, Bis
Der tonnts jsood nidt Elm sin3igsr
D~.rn1noter Der Ioisn aufgsiunosn
per0en. Gil. untcrbielt nit teinsm
Wsnifer 8srt,br uno empiina ME-
mails 8rteIs.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-02
Heue 8eieBe.
Mit benz 1. Sanuar tretcn Seffim-
mnnsen in Strait, Die slitbcrsc.
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The daily Alaskan., 1914-12-21
GOOD NEWS
Many Alaska Headers Have Heard
 It and Profited Thereby.

Good nows travels rast,'' and the bad back sufferers in this vicinity are glad to learn where re- lief may be focnd. Many a lame, weak and aching back is bad no more, thanks to Deans Kidney Pills. Thousands upon thousands Of people are telling the good news of their experience with this tested remedy. Here 1s an example worth ;sading.
 F. H. Wieland, 1902 E. 41st st., Los Angeles, Cal, says: For a long time I suffered from pain fin the small of my back and l could scarcely get around. My kidneys were disordered and the kidney se- cretions were highly colored and irregular in passage. Doan's Kid ney Pills relieved the lamenesH and weakness and removd all troub- le with the kidneys. have had no return of the complaint"
 Price soc, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that Mir. Wieland had. Foster-Mil- burn Co.,, Props, Buffalo. N. Y.