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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-20
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neralanpalt Der Der. Stadten, Der bic
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baben min. 0ie 9ommifipn gebt BON
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qublitum nibt sebient 1T, ionoerli
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perionen Der60ren muB, Die am beIten
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hing mad europa begeben, Iobalo bic
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babsn bereits bsn Staub 9tmsrttas
bon ibren 5iiben seiaiittelt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-20
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2penue, Waaentrebs.
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4penue. Shfpdhe.
George Mibolston. rs. 260a GbeH
gpenue. 6ersleiben.
sfemima giibbeforb. 46. 8 gaftDisp
5errne., arebs.
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gpenue. 0eihpiir i'm @ebirn.
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StraBe. Mdaenleiben.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-20

grs Genutor 9eberibge,
Der iyiibrer Osr progreiiiiten in Sns
biana, sntpidelt eine ridtiss 2tniift.
penn er iagt oub bic geiebuus Don
@era Grus Ger i6limmits Sebler in
Der polttit oes prdiiSenteu ipur, O1
oieie einen trteseriihen 3uitano ges
i6affen Bat, Der ourh biplomatii6e
Wtittel bate Dermteoen psrben t0nnen.
Die 9eisBung srfoIgts, pis geoerioge
rihtig bemertt, I'm elm beutihss
S9iff an Der 2anoung bon Waffen
fir Suerta gu Derbinosrn. 9as bdtt.
auf otplomatii6em Weee gei9eben
tDnnsn, our5 cine Sonferen3 nit oerl
hsutI6en 8oti6after in Waibingt6n
O0er ourh eine aabeloepeide nah
Berlin. 9lber bieier iysbler, Der burg
bic geIesung pon @erl Grlt3 erfoIgts,
liebe iia pieosr gut MAIDEN, tpenn Der
prGii0ent ni6t barauf beiteben pOltc,
bic RoQe zines @eielidaftasRsttsrs in
Wsrtto gu ipielen, ND sr iiberbaupt
ni6ts gu iu6en bat.
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Gak 4penue. Gnabe.
Gbarles unb 4uaufta ginbsr. 1888
Tormdn Gtrahs. anabe.
WiIliam unb glfie Campbell. 4040
6amilton 2penue. anabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-20

Der plan, na6 pel6em BIZ
q 9. 6 0iplomuten bic @erbGItniiie
in MeritO ressln tpolsn, sebt pubin,
5uerit cine prOOiiuriide gesierunl
ein5uieBen, an oeren Spise fpeoer
Suerta nod Garran5d iteben iol.
Sieie prOpiioriihe Regierung ioll
bann Elm. prGiioentenpabI peranitals
ten. Sn5pii9en oringt GarranSas
Jelbbsrr bsitdnbis peiter in Rsrito
Dor unb pcnn Die OipIOmaten gIauz
ben, oaB @arrunaa ibrsn anorbnun1
gen iib fiigen pirb, oann befinben iie
iid in grobem Srrt6um. gs seb0rt
Die 2eiatgIIubtgteit eines ainoes bas
gu, ouB Garrun3a, na4oem sr Wsrito
erobert bat, auf gsfebl Der Sommiis
iion Suriidtreten ipirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-20

SIM Senat liegt bic 9lbIi6t por,
bic Banana 4bsubensan anselegenbsI!
auf einen tootsn Strung gu ihieber.
Sas ipl ourf Ben 9lntrag sei4ehen,
Der cine I6iebsgeri4tlide grIeOi9ung
pori6lGgt. Der Sniff beiteht oartn,
bab bier8u eine 5pei 9rittel Wfebrbe;i
npt6penbis lit, bic ni6t su erlangen
iein piro, pdbrenb Der Senut Die 2lbs
gabsnfrsibeit ourh Wajoritdt pioers
rllfsn lam, bic jeBt geii6ert 1T. Sn
Der &unul IN einigen @o6en oem 8srs
tsbr iibergeben piro, 10 1T eine i6leua
nige GrleOiguns seboteu uno oas lam
nur burd Yafirung Der benz Senat
Dprlisgenbe Bill gei4eben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-20

Die 9untiers i'm @eItsn
pibmsn ii6 Der glufgabe, 2anoDirt6e
fir Die itnbebautsn JsI0er 3ll erlaRs
gen. Sie iino gu Der ieit einsm
sSabr6unoert OeruldldiIigtsn OtonOmis
iden 2sbrs auriitgstebrt, Dab Der
Rsi6tbum elmer Nation in eriter Rei6s
i'm gooen ltegt, unO baB aus Dem ames
ritaniI6en goben nod ltnenoli6e
S6dss ge3o9en peroen t0nnen. 6eDarf
erft teinss 8epeiiss. 9p3 Dirb nit
3ursOen psnig 81 MAIDEN iein. Der
8ooen matt ni6t ben 2anopirtb.
9us SeI4dft piq gelernt Iein uno
Slpar iebr sriinOlid, 10 odB Die Bibers
teODlterung oes fla6en Ganoes baupts
id6li6 cine Srage Der Sugsnbsr5ie'
bung biloet. Die SduIe pirb oas
Meiite oarin gu tbun b1ben, inbsm lie
cie Qanbiugeno in Der mooernen Wiis
isnfduft bes Qldsr6auss unterri9tet.
Sooann gebOrt 8elo oa5u. 9isiss
ldbt Iib DOrtbeilbaft an bic pG9tsv
penben, inbem man tie in ben Stano
ieBt, ieIbititdHoige 5urmer gu perosn.
@s unterliegt teinem 3peifel, oab Der
RiidgaHg ser ameritanii6en 2anos
ipirtbitoft Dem beitdnoig 5unebmsn-
cen podti9item 8u3ui6reibep 1T, Dem
bsr pd6ter 1T ni6ts anberss als elm
8ooenOerpiiiter. Sin gutter 5armer
pirO sr Hur oann iein, fpenu er feinsa
.igensn gooeH betpirtbidaftet. Ssms
mad pirb NIT guten Rutbi6ldgsu
ni6ts getbaa fein, fonOern miiTen bi.
gnntiers bag nDt6ige @eIb befdaffsn,
nm bic pG9ter gu islbftitdHbiaer
GnrmerH gu MAIDEN.
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ROOIeOelt befinbst lid

RpoieoeIt befinbet lid
pieber auf beimiihem gopen. Ratiir.
lid lit er Der 0anbplage Der Repor~
ter nibt eutsangen, Die i'm iiber iein!
politii6en glbii9ten ausgefragt baben
SararI bat er MIR Die eine beitimmts
Qntport ertbeilt, bab er Ii4 ni4t I'm
ben 9ouperueurspoitsn Don Rep Yort
fsperben pirD. 8is es nit ieinen
2Ipirationen auf bic prGiibentiAaf'
itebt, barber psrpeieert er jeOe 9lus.
tilnft, mas ben S3lrB 3uldb., bab er
1916 feline politiihes Slid ppn
gteuem periu6en pirb,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-20
Wfeaens GeitanoniR.

Wie Sumds' Romdn Yer ora
BON Mpnte Ghriito" lsisn iih Die glus
iagen, bic Gbas. g. Melsn, Der per.
fIDFene priiiDsnt Der Rem Saofr
gubn DOT Gem aommittss fir 5pi:
i9snitaatli9en @srtebr seml4t bal
Vie Sauptfi9ur ipieIt uber MIDI
Wellen, ionoern Der perflofIsne 9ans
tier s. g. Morsan, osfen 0iensl
Mellen mar. Oas 5slepbon tlinaelt
Wellen tritt en- Das Snitrument. Mot.
gan frast i'm, Oh sr qrGIiosnt oss
Hortbsrn Yaeific, elmer Der gr0bt:r
gabnen bes 2anbes, psroen min. @r
lnttportet ySa" unb piro prdiioent,
aber peber er, nod Die 0irstt3rsn bus
ben Elm Wort gu idgen. Wtorgan bat
bas unbeI9rGnfts &ommanbo .Wer ibul
nur bic lsiieite 9lnoeutung segsn ieine
gsfsbIe madt, piro 10 energiih abs
qstpieien, oab er tein Bort mebr Slt
reoen lpagt. galo barauf Bat Wlors
gan cine anDers 9eripenoung fir WIels
len linb m16t i'm gum prGiiosnten
Der Retp Sapen gabu. Sn oieier pc
ripoe sreignet itb Der Sanoel nit Der
WeIt9eiter gubn, lppfiir aui gefshI
Woredns Elf Wlillionen Dollars ess
SabIt purDen. Die gabn mar in
Wirtlihteit niht DorbanOen; ss lpet
bIps Elm pripiIegium gum getrisbe sis
ner sIettriichsn gabn nu9peisbar unD
oieIes pripilegium mar tbatiGdlih
perfaasn. WeQen 1T sntiebt iibsr ben
Slnoel unb ni6t minoer Die 0trettos
rem. Sic tDnnen nift Deritebsn, ME
man elf WiQionen Dollars fir niats
bergeben tdnn, ober lpie WleQen ii6
ousOriidt, iiir papiers, bic 10 Gsnts
bas Yfuno tpertb iinb. WPan nil
Wlorean fragen, ipelas NbIiAt sr nit
bem &auf be5pedt. aber es bIisb bel
Der Qbiidt. Riemuno pagt ss, DON
nem uQ9stpaltigen Jinan3ier ReAens
i6nit su foroern. Runmebr peroen
Elm paar Millionsn oaran gspenbst,
bas perfaQsne pripilsgiltm 5u rsttsn.
0as @eI8dft miro pon 5ammunp be-
Iorgt. Sffisbli6 tpirD bic 8abn. cine
Streds Don "a Meilsn, ssbultt, Die
ale sin aaem 35 Wlilionsn 0olurs
aetoItet bat unb bisis Gtrsds lpirb
jsBt nit einem SabresDerluit DON
~ WiQionen Dollars bstrieben. Was
nit bieisr fiirdterlihsn 9eloOerssus
rung beapedt puroe, oariiber 1T feline
&ustlrnft an erlangen. WeGen tlnn
ni6ts bariibsr fugen, osnn, nie mir
bereits Oargeleet baben, tpurOe ihm
ii6erbaupt niht erldubt, 5rdgen ~
itellen. 6Gtte er es Dsriu6t, 10 ipiirbs
er, fpie er angi6t, auf Der Stele ieines
9oitsns sntbo6en porOsn Tein, Der ibm
100000 einbra6te unb bag ma9t es
teritdnbli6, bab er bic 2tppen, bei al
lem Orange, ldut auf5uf6reien, feit
rsri6lob unb iif nit Der Rolls be.
onii0te Die gsfebls ieiuss Ssrrn unS
5. g. Norgan. unbefrast
rno unbsis6.n our ausfi6rltns sn
bringen. Worsan 1T toot. Der olte
Der in bic 9e9eimniiie
Woraans eingepeibt mar unO iogdr
ben aallf Der NeitdsItsr Yabu em:.
pfo6len baben iOa, lsiost bstaHntli6
IN WsrDenibpd6e, bic. tpte Die untsrs
iM4ung our6 oas pujo 4ommittee
bepieIeu bat gu lsbensgsfdbrlidem
tommt, iobalo Elm llntsrfus
fungssaommittee Grasen an i'm rid-
tet, tpenu es iiberb1upt ssIirst, i'm Dor
oas aommittee 5i bringeH. mas Bee
fanHtlia Dem pujo aommittse srF ge.
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Ser 3wiit im 6aui. @asner
@nnreuth s. Mai.

gor oem agI 9aperiiden 2anogc'
ridt 9aDreutb geIangtc beute Der
@ro5eb 3nr gerbanOlmg, ben bic
stinoer Der Srau Goiima Bagner I'M
tereinanoer fiibren. Gs banoelt lid
bel oiefer alaae befanntlih I'M biz
5cititeIlina Oh Die brittle 3ofter Oei
5rpu Goiima @ngner, SiolOe, Die
Satin oeS Miinhener Soffapellmei'
tiers 5ran3 @eibler, cine Godtcr &i.
6aro @agners lit Die lie ielbit be-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-20

Gas erite arnue SCAR mnft ben
0lann nad,benflia, bic Graii I'M.
oIiidIid.
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Die ssmpsratHr.

glm seitrisen Gage rpurbeu fol.
geuce 2emperatiren perjeihnct:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-20

bic bamaIioe Wiribifaftsbdms i'm
5auf. Billion asuaenidaftIid au pers
nebmen.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-02-05
MISSION CHURCH.

Tomorrow Friday) evening, the
Philharmonic Literary society will
hold its meeting in the city church at
7:30. An interesting program will be
rendered and 10c refreshments will
be served. (Half price to members.)
Sunday, Feb. 9Th.
Morning service in the city church
a. 1920.
Afternoon service in the Mann Val.
ley church at 2:30.
An English service will be held in
the city church at 7:30.
You are cordially invited to come
and attend our services.
Wednesday evening at 7:3O-Mid-
week services in the city church.
Thursday evening at 7:3O-Mid-
week services in the Mann Valley
church.
Try and come to our mid-week ser
vices!
wednesday afternoon, Feb. II, the
ladies of the east side will meet at
the home Of Mrs. Chas. Hall for their
regular meeting All ladies are cor
daily invited.
A. w. NORDEEN, Pastor.
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OBITUARY
Mr.. Nels DIN.

Mr.. Nels DIN.
Mr.. Nels O1in, resident Of this
.ity for forty-four years, died at his
home in the Third Ward last Thurs
day, Jan. 20, at the age Of 70 years
Funeral services were held from the
home in the city at one o'clock Mon
day afternoon, and at the Mann Val
ley church at two o'clock, Rev. G. E.
benson officiating. The large attend
ance at these services was a splen-
did testimony Of the high esteem in
which a host of friends held him
He was loved by all who knew him.
Mr.. Olin was born in Sordra Ror
ums, Malmohus Ian, Sweden, July 81,
1884 He came to River Falls in
1870 and three years later he mar
ried Miss Hannah Olson. They had
made their home here ever since,
where Mr. OIin had been engaged in
the tailoring business.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-02-05
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ITEMS

The Ladies Aid society meets this
afternoon, Feb. 9Th, at 2 o'clock in
the social rooms Of the church Re
freshments are going to be served.
1t is important that every member be
present.
The Mission Study Glass will meet
:. Tuesday evening, Feb 10, with Mrs
Prof. Himelich Mrs. Himelich, lead
en-
Please remember the rally social to
be given by the Y. p. S. c. e. at
the social rooms Of the church to-
morrow evening, Feb 9th. Every
body invited
a great many people are feeling
good over the large attendance at
church last Sunday. Why not make
every Sunday a Go-To-Church Sunday,
it would certainly be worth our while
to do so.
Next Sunday is the Christian En-
daavorer's Decision Day" The US
ual evening service will be omitted
but the Christian Endeavor service
will be longer and of more consa
quence, thereby taking the place OF
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-02-05
FARGO

A number from here attended the
show at River Falls Tuesday.
Mrs. Wesley Green spent a few
days in this vicinity the first of the
week.
Pete Christensen, who has been
sick for some time at St Johns
hospital, St. Paul, is reported some
better.
Mrs. E. Wilson is spending few
days with Mrs Clark at River F alls.
Mss Leona Schoonover, Of River
Falls, spent Sunday at her home
here.
Maude McCue spent a day last
week with her friend, Laura Lar
son.
Walter Florness is working for
Fred Peterson.
Mrs. Lewis Dopkins was Sun
day visitor at Emil ohnson's.
Dan Florness visited relatives in
South Dakota recently.
August Carlson has pur chased a
driving horse of Fred Peterson.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-02-05

Eight children were born to them
one of whom, the youngest, died in
infancy. The children, who, With
their mother, survive, are Miss Anna
Olin, River Falls; Mrs. Henry Knut-
son, and Otis, DIN, Daviston, S. D.;
Mrs. Peter Carlson, River Falls; Mrs
Frank Reubens, Piqua, Ohio; Anshelm
Olin, Big Timber, Mont, and Miss Ella
DIN, who is teaching at Fargo, n. D.
He also has four brothers living-Al-
bert of Wheaton, Mimi Andrew, OF
Spokane, Wash; August of Dawson
Mimi, and Sven, who resides at the
old home in Sweden
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-02-05

The following is a statement of
taxes levied in this town for year of
1913:
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-02-05
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BIG RIVER

David Deiss has been spending
the week here, guest of his brother,
Will Deiss.
Miss Sarah Brackin entertained
relatives from River Falls Monday.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Brickner, of Trim
Belle, were recent callers here.
Chas. Boals was a recent Dia-
mond Bluff caller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Finke were
recent visitors in River Falls.
DIED
Norman, the bright little son of
Mr.. and Mrs axe Cernohous, died
mere Saturday at the age of one
ear.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-02-05
DIAM OND BLUFF

Alfred and Esther Wethern re-
tn ned to their home at Clam Fails
last Monday.
Mrs. Ed. McKusker had the mis-
fortune to fall and break her arm
last Saturday.
The n. M. S. will be entertain
at six O'clock dinner Wednesday at
the home of the president, Mrs. ].
E. Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Clarke left
for their home at Paramount, n. D.,
the first of the week.
Rev. c. H. Haywood attended
the w. Z. t. u. meeting at Maiden
Rock last week and sang several
solos.
The Ladies' Aid social last week
was we'll attended.
Mrs. John Nelson went to St.
Paul last Monday.
Geo. Draper, of Brooklyn, n. Y /,
gave a lecture in the Woodnan' 5
nall ast Sunday afternoon.
n !. Larson made business trip
to the Twin Cities the first of the
week.
Miss Inga Skrutvo!d spent Sat
urday and Sunday with her sis er,
Miss Mabelle, who is teaching IN
Dist. No. 3.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-02-05
ONO

Mrs. Kate Smith. of Maiden
Rock, spent last week with her
sister, Mrs. Geo Martin
Mrs A vina Buck came home
from r yer Falls W ednesday.
Mrs. Perki took her son,
Clarence, to the Asbury hospital TO
undergo an operation for appended
It's last week.
Mrs. Betterly and Mrs. Marsh
spent Thursday at Geo Martins.
Jake Solverson was an Ellsworth
visitor Tuesday.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-02-05
Mrs. Helen Dewey.


Mrs. Helen Dewey died of pneumon-
ia and heart failure at the home of her
son, Frank, near Grange Hall, Sun
day, Jan. %, at the age of II years,
2 months and rs days. She was of a
quiet and gentle disposition and her
pleasant ways made her loved by
all of her friends, both old and young
Mrs. Dewey led a life that prepared
her for death; she led a sweet life
and found peace.
Mrs. Dewey, whose maiden name
was Helen Worden, was born in Pools
brook, N. Y, Oct 80, 1843, the first
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Wor
den. When but a small child she
came with her parents to Milwaukee,
where they lived for seven years. They
then moved to Hartford, where, in
1868, she was united in marriage to
Wellington Dewey. Mr. Dewey die |
at Hartford, May IA, 1911, and last
April Mrs. Dewey came to Ono to
live with her son. Five children were
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey, two OF
whom survive. They are Frank
Dewey of Ono, and Mrs. Della Null
doom, of Milwaukee. She is also sur
vived by three brothers and one sis
+er-Scott Worden, Milwaukee; Albert
Worden, Red Wing, Mimi; and AL
fred and Miss Eliza Worden, of Ono.
The remains were taken to Hart,
ford for burial
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-02-05

Alfred and Esther Wethern re-
tn ned to their home at Clam Fails
last Monday.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-02-05
VIKING

Mrs J. Lorentz and son, Bjarne,
left Monday for Omaha, Neb after
spending several weeks with her
mother, Mrs. P. Halvorson.
Misses Emma and Ida BOSNIAN
visited with Miss Title Olson Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ofstie called at
Peter Mattison's Sunday.
Mrs. J. Lorentz and Mrs. P.
HaIvorson called at John Mattison's
Friday.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-02-05

Among those who were here to at
end the funeral of Mr.. Wellington
Vannatta last week were Mrs. Evelyn
Cograve of Minneapolis, VIM Bout
we'll of Lake Elmo, Mimi, Frank
Blaurock and daughter, Miss Anna, of
Chicago, Ill.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-02-05
LOCAL CHURCH NOTES
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

NcREGLTIONAL CHURCH.
Morning 1890. "GIadness in
Gong to the House Of God
Evening 7:3o. Union Temper
ance meeting at the Methodist
church, in charge Of the w. c. T..
U.
Sunday School at noon ami Y. P.
S. c z. at special conservation
service at 6:3o.
Keep up the Go To,Churc
mo, ement.
William j. Gray, Pastor.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-02-05

the evening service. 1t is expected
that number of new names will be
added to the membership list.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-02-05
PLEASANT VALLEY

Hardy Kelley had his wood saw
ed the first of the week.
Mrs. Lannie Hawkins is on the
sick list.
Johnnie Everson called at Mrs
Neil Clouses SUNDAY.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-02-05
TRINIBELLE

Harry Oellrich is home from Mime
sofa on visit to his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Baker of Dia-
mond Bluff, visited Mrs. Bakers par
ents here last week.
Mrs. H. w. Cornelison left on last
Thursday afternoons train on her re,
turn trip to Moscow, Idaho. She viii
visit her daughter at Estelline, S. D.
for week or ten days before com
pleting her trip.
Alden Crosby, aged 50 years, who
lived here about twenty-five years
ago, has returned for a visit with old
acquaintance. He says that he has
travelled thousands of miles since he
left here through the states of Mich,
igan, New York, Pennsylvania, New
Jersey and other southern states.
Otis Russ (who married Miss Viola
Mclaughlin year or two ago. had
his hand badly mangled in circular
saw at Rhinelander, Wis, last week.
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Copyright Ms, by Geo.
Doran Co.
KENHN HERE TO-DAY

John Burton, recently returned
from South America, finds himself
dead broke in London. Then he
meets his double, Stuart Northeote.
ten thousand pounds to imperson-
ate him for three weeks. He says
Buttons life will be in danger, but
will not tell him why. Burton ac-
cepts, the two men change clothes
and Burton goes to Northcote's
house.
There a beautiful girl appears
from behind curtain in the study
and tries to shoot Burton. She
gives her name as Mercia Solano,
and accuses Burton, whom she mis-
takes for Northcote. of being re-
Burton escorts her out of the house.
The next morning he finds that the
butler. Milford, has been poisoned.
Northcote's cousin, Maurice Fur
nivall, Is there at the time of the
Doctors visit, insisting that Burton
that is, Northcote-keep week.
end engagement at his country
place. Maurice secures Burton a
substitute butler, a man said by the
employment agency to be highly
recommended by Sir Henry Tregat-
took.
Burton then goes in search of his
only friend in London, Billy Logan.
Not finding him at his boarding
house. he leaves note. asking
Billy to join him, and returns home.
That night the new butler tries to
murder Burton in his bed. then
flees.
Teh next evening Burton goes to
Lord Sangatte's dance and isthere
, introduced to Mercia. Here she
passes by the name Miss de Rosen.
She Is the house guest Of the Treg-
attocks. Burton decides to walk
home after the dance. When he Is
within few yards of his house he
is stabbed in the shoulder. Billy
has arrived. has been on the look
out, and runs to the rescue. The
would-be assassin escapes. Mean
time Milford has disappeared.
The next day Billy, accompanying
Burton to Furnivalls place in an
automobile, puts up at the village
Inn. He discovers that Mercia. two
men and the wife of one of the lat
ter have Just taken a house in the
neighborhood. He saw one of the
men holding secret conference
with Furnivall.
The next afternoon while Maurice
add his guests are duck shooting,
Burton is fired on by the man Billy
saw talking to Furnivall.
Furnivall hastens to London and
Burton joins Billy in the village.
They take the car and go to the
Hollies, the place Mercia and her
companions have rented. There
they force an entrance. and find
that Mereia us being kept pris-
Oner. They overpower Guarez and
Rojas. and, leaving them bound,
start with Mercia for London.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY