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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-10-28
Help the Kidneys.
IrOnton Readers Are Learning
The Way.

It's the little kidney ills
The lame, weak or aching back
The unnoticed urinary disorders
That may lead to dropsy and
Bright's disease.
When the kidneys are weak,
Help them with Doan's Kidney
Pills,
A remedy especially for weak kid
neys.
Doan's have been used in kidney
troubles for 30 years.
Endorsed by 10000 people-endors-
ed by citizens of this locality.
John E. Hough, painter and decora-
tor, Jefferson street, Pennington. Mo,
saysl III strained my back and my
kidneys we're affected. l suffered from
a lame and weak back and could
hardly straighten after STOPPING. The
kidney secretions we're unnatural and
panied in passage. / used Doan's Kid
ney Pills and they relieved me-"
Price, SOC, at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Hough had. Foster Milburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo, N. Y.-Adv.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-10-28
Annapolis News.


We are having fine fall weather;
cool nights and warm days.
VIM. (''Skipn) Lewis has made his
return from Arizona and is with his
son-in-law in Arkansas, we are told,
and now wants to buy back his farm
on Bear Branch. Just as Lexpected.
1t ID reported that Walter Beborde
and Chas. Middleton's wife have gone
to Arkansas. Last Saturday Middle
ton brought his wife and two children
to town and put them on the train to
go to Des Arc and see a physician /;
but they did not leave train at Des
Arc. Deborde boarded the train at
qads Hill and all r now somewhere
in Arkanpas.
A friendly boys'Hght near the post
office; no one hurt.
David Paris Is acting as deputy sher-
.in.
Arch CASTLES eyes arc improving.
Three cars Of cattle shipped from
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-10-28

gram next Friday, the main feature of
which will be a Sophomore newspaper
by the boys, and recitations by the
girls of the Sophomore Glass.
Material from the Jefferson City
Travelling Library has been obtained
for the use of students who intend to
take part in the Ironton- Piedmont
Debate.
Due to the over-erowded condition
six new seats have been ordered for
the High School.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-10-28
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease. Ca
tarrh is a blood or constitutional disease,
and in order to cure it you must take in
ternal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is
taken internally, and acts directly upon
the blood and mucous surface. Halls
Catarrh Cure Is not a quack medicine. 1t
was prescribed by one of the best ply
sicians in this country for years and is
a regular prescription. 1t is composed OF
the best tonics known, combined with the
best blood purifiers. acting directly on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect combina-
ton of the two ingredients is what pro-
duees such wonderful results in curing
catarrh. Send for testimonials, free,
f.. j. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists. price 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
advertisement.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-10-28
Belleview News.

j.. 0. and Henry Campbell are visit
ing relatives in Lesterville.
Clarence Shelton of Cedar Grove
was in u village Saturday.
Rev. Patterson of near Arcadia was
here last Wednesday and Thursday
visiting his p%arishioners.
Rev. DuBoise of Pennington preach
ed at the Presbyterian Church last
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. O. Middleton and
little granddaughter were in Ironton
Saturday.
HI. L. Bell and wife we're ST.. Louis
visitors Monday and Tuesday.
j. q. Paullus spent last week visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. Chas. Edmonds,
in Bismarck.
Henry Vale of Bismarck was guest
in the home of w. E. Bell last Satur-
day.
I. E. Bell and family motored to
Fredericktown and back last Sunday.
Mrs. J. FL. Campbell spent last Fri
day and Saturday visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. George Campbell in. Middle
brook.
Miss Florence Hatley was shopping
in Ironton last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Lasater of Gran
iteville are visiting their son, D, A.
Lasater, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Price of South
ern California visited in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Huston Latham last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. W. Bynum enter
tanned the Adult Student GLASS last
Friday evening.
Mrs. Sallie Guthrie left for her home
in Paris, Texas, last Wednesday, hav-
ing spent about two months visiting
old friends and relatives here.
MIR, and Mrs. Amos Bean visited in
Caledonia Sunday.
The mysterious stork made two
stops in our town last Monday, To
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Kinds, 4 girl.
To Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Lasater, a baby
boy.
Mrs. Emma Murphy and children of
Hammond, ILL.,, are visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Stuart.
Mr.. John Reagan of Iron Mountain
and Miss Ruth Lowe of this place
sprang a surprise on their many
friends by driving to Caledonia last
Sunday afternoon and being married
at the Methodist Parsonage by Rev.
Kennedy. We extend to them our.
congratulations. ALPHA.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-10-28

For sale--1OH acres of unimproved
land, IL miles southwest of Granite
vile. Win sell cheap for cash or on
very easy terms. Address W. R. Ing
ham, Marshall, Texas.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-10-28

For Sale or Rent-The s. B. Allison
cottage on North College Street, Ar
cadia, Mo. Apply to Iron County
Bank.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-10-28

Preaching at the Baptist Church
next Sunday, morning and evening,
by pastor Riggs.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-10-28
Wanted.

Will buy wheat delivered anywhere
on Iron Mountain Railroad. Write or
all. W. D. FLETCHER, Ironton, Mo.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-10-28

A full line OF Stoves OF every kind
just received by A. Rieke & Son.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-10-28

VI Ine S6Cr6b OI MT. irwin
Hatridge and Miss Naomi Rudy,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert e.
Rudy, Of Ironton, which was solemn
lied Saturday evening, October IS,
1918, at the Fort Hill parsonage, Ar
cadia, Rev. N. B. Henry officiating.
Mr.. Hatridge has for some time past,
been assistant cashier Of the Bank Of
Ironton, but left here last week to ac-
cept a position with the Pierce Oil
Corporation, st. Louis. Mrs. Hatridge
will join him there this week. Long
life and happiness to theml
q. w. Scoggin Of Glover was in
Centerville yesterday, and while here
gave this Office a call. Mr.. Scoggin
was circulating q petition among the
| citizens of our town which he will
present to the railroad asking them to
maintain a station at Glover. We
could not sign the petition, for the
reason, principally, that in signing the
petition you pledged your fseigh; and
express shipments to be made Go
Glover, which We did not care to dc
at this time, at least. However sew
eral Of our citizens signedth the petition,
Reynolds County Outlook.
We are just in receipt Of a letter
from Rev. E. d. Q. Koeth. OF Hornell,
N. ", in which he states that he has
just been appointed pastor Of the East
Avenue Methodist church in that city
for the fifth consecutive year. When
he became pastor Of this church the
salary was 5000 including that receiv-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-27

Sum S6luFs molten mir nod einem
G~elOpoiibriefs Raum asbsn, ben elm 0litt
olito bes DFAK. @entides 6rsilpiaigss
4utOmObils aorps, ttgriiRost bon grin5
9sinrih BON qrsuben), bonn otIi9en
arisssi6nupIab an feline angsh0rissn &C.
ri9tst bat:
,@lIo borgsIttrn inar bic G9ldht Dor
d.. Der gtntrulitab Itdnb BEL g..
unb mir tonnten u In BEN Iin bic
RuFtn tart btrld1u5t bdtten, gang sut
nit blCbsm anst isben. IS tpurOe beis
berIeits bsftig s~sfndtt, unb bic Rufsn
idoisn nit elmer ErsffIidtrbeit, ais Oh
tie bic Stenune eines isben WanHes eenau
phbtsu. Sir ale g1le bietfsn mir uns
iebr norfidtis. absnos Fubr ih nod ".
gum Qrmetobsrlpmmanbo, no man uns
Dor tlnaissn Radtanerifftn Der RuHen
paruts. Morssns I'm 5 ll6r mar i'd duf
Der Guide nd6 meiHem g4fsger, ais i'd
in elmer 5%elepbpuitaiion pl0bIifr bore. bic
RuFen gtben Suriid. Sbr ionHt Gud
meme Greubs nitt benEen. Wlttn auto
flog nur nod ibtr bic Strdbtn, limb bunn
5pseR mir ols 5iegsr Elm. 9ipter 4..y
am 9abubof mar Salt.
Dort iraf i'd aud a. s, Der NIT Isis
mem auip Offi3isre BON 4rmtesO bertoms
maRbo brddts. SD bate sbsn R. s. bes
sriiBt, ba fommt ber Ghuufftur NIT mtis
mem Maqn. RittmeiIter D. g., 6dupts
mann 8. unb nod Gin 6ufar Fben brin.
Wtr Iollen fabrsn, I'm feitBuitsllsn no bic
&uFen iinb, unb ntdt cher baltsn, als
Bic. mir ipelht Iebtn. 4lio pntrouiIe!
4ur5 Dor 81. miirbei Bite GbauHee lots
rtdt in bic GbauIte Hdh m. als mir
ebsn mad rtfts einbiegen ipoIltn, ruff O..
.5dlt, RuTtnl4 aints hinauF itanb cine
ruiFfdt patrpuile. Elm 0ffiaitr nit BRET
Mtann. gbe Id baIien tonnts. F~suerten
meme 8seltitsr Idon nuf bic RuFsu, bic
uidts Giligerss al ibun battsn, afs Ialeus
nieit ous3utrdbtn. Der cine Wiunn mub
beripuHbst tporbsn itin, bsnn Elm pFerb
tam ntlsin 5arid. Sir baben ibn aber
niHi aefunbtn, bic dnberen batttn ben @es
ItirJten mobl mitgsaommen. Cine Mees
biesnng nit @tbdi9 bsrbedsn- ben anss
bid. mir ipartsien cine DtiIe, fubrsn
bdnH ein Stiid 5uriid unb srdfea einen
Big Snfanterie, bic mir uns nahmsn,
nm ouf bas 9prF Wa. lo~s5uge6sn, neil
mir bort mod RuFen btrmuibtisn. @dlb
abtr tamtn ins bic BduFsn init freuoes
Itrablenbfn @eFhtsrn entgsesn, periihsrs
ten ans, bic Rufen Isisn fort unb be-
sriiBten ans nit ~unIdabarsr 5rsuos.
8ir fabrsn nod Elm Slid ibsr %.
biHaus; bnnn fabren mir Suriid in infer
geitriess Nudttltr. urn infer Strobldser
Diebsr uuf5ufudsn.
9suis fritz, bier llbr. ipurbs ij gtipsdt
gu einsr f4Isnnissn Gabrt, 6uuptmann
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-27
ESAUToMoe BILE.

ienigtH aOIonneu, bic ndbrenb bes Sans
PIES Bis nabs an bas SdladtfeIo berans
ge5osen peroen uno bmsn, bic nab Der
Gmla6t gebrdu4t ptrbtn. 81 srItersn
qeb0rsn por alien bic observation-disclosures,
bic bu5u hfttmmt Iinb, ben ShieBbeoarf
Der MunitionsItaffelu, Btlhe bic TruppeR
begleiitn, uuf5ufllen. aud hierfir bat
man a %Dorgs5ogeH, BOT allen letdtsrs
Shpen 5u perpeHben, ba bic Gin5elaosr
i'm GtaHoe ItHe, aud tleineren @er6dnoeR
obne llmIabung birtlt lire Munition Sis
5ufi6rsu. auBerosm ldbt fd nit ibnsn
auf Der 5dbrt sum ndhIten Wlunitionss
Depot unb CUR 3rupps cine b5bete Warf6s
gti9nin6igtsit berausholtu. Die 2eit,
5iee fnb Dor alien gum 9rdnsport oers
isnigen 9inse beItimmi, Dslde bic 5ruppe
i'm 3uIian6s Der Ruhe brauht. 9ierbtr
etb0rt bor alien aIgs, mas bos @ebist
Der @erpflegung umfabt. Courage. Munbs
pDrrdt6, grlabausriItuus II. I. n. absr
aud muniiion fit Bite Tdneren 8tI4ibs.
gum Transport Der Itbtsreu bat man aud
bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES berdngss
3oeen, nel9s babel ben erpbtn 9ortbeil
bittsH, bob fe NIT 9ol8, DEL. Gpiritus.
tur5 jtbtm brennbartu Material i'm Be-
trisbe srbdlttn lperbtn tDnnen, fobab Is
alio nitt Roteis 1T, g~etriebsitoff beIoHs
osrs fir ie mit5uIiibren. Sie eienen Ii6
aud an bsIten ais grtlpann fir grnsins
tontipdgen, ba fe btrm qobung boa an
0rt unb SteIs dbIieftrH, ohne bon Der
Gapuna 3tbren Su brduheu. Ileberhdupt
III bic SipOr lan9iam abr lin beDingt be-
triebsiinere OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bds
bette 9rausportmittel, pas fir Iebr Ibipert,
untbeilbare aaiten III 8ttraht fommt.
Die MotOrrdofnbrer hdbtn iih rsdt cut
bepdbrt. Die 5tfaBen bier in 5runtreid
Tinb dasst3sihust unb gerdbe bag Wsotors
rao 1T infoIee ietrer 5dmaI6eit am meis
tier befdbigt. an maridirenbsn Solomon
bprbei3uiabrsn. obne bic 9rupps 5u be-
binbern ober 81 Ftorsn
Gus bielem iur5gebrdnoisn 9eriht aus
BEN GroBtn 6auptauartier IdBt Fh bic
gauge 0ieIltitioteit Der aasomobils ertsns
men; bic ein5igt art. iiber bic fh Der Be
riot oasfdpsigt iinb bic pa%n8srautOmos
Bile, limb bibles Shptisen III btgreiFli6.
lleber bas 4uto als Mafff, iber bic
NIT Maldinenqsipebren ober Rebolbsross
fhibn MipoffnEien, gsgen feinbItde Sc
fdois burd pdn8trbiidsu gefdiibte aruTts
tpastn nitb man n d d BEN 9riese Rdbss
res srfnbren; err baum pernen MIR borsn,
ob F9 bisIs qampfpdgtu bsipdbrt ooer
% Re btfiaqt baben. Rad ben Mltlours
gen BON fsinbIi9sr Geite. nah Der uus
bsimlitsn QneIt Der geansr Dor blsItn
D9euielspoeen@ su uribeiien, fhtiHen
aud Ts ibrs auFgaR i'm b69ftn MaBf
srIiat Su habeH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-27

Der g5eue cine bobe ggidDinOiafrit 8u
eHtfalten imItanbs fnb. @srm0ge bitIsr
GigenI6aften 1T Is ban Stdbtn iiets
m0gli9 %gspsIsn, srit lire Waofan in CLUB
gu ieben uno bic Durffahrung Der ers
fbeilten 8efehle au iiberpdden, 16sr
trobbem raid tpisber born 81 fetn. Die
F9ndherm gt~rToHtnlpa9en fno als Be-
gleitnaotn bar Solomon, nls 8nbr5eigt
fir Giitnbabns unb 9eItgraphtrtruppeR
einsstbeiIt, posr BEN aotbtn area5s ibers
pieItu. 8ant Der porsiiglidtn etappsns
organization bat Is hisher nirgenbs
Shpierietsiten iDegen Der gsn5ius uno
pueumalitosrIorSlng gegeben. utbrissng
bat man duf ben Dpr3lgtihen breiten
GeduFeen Grantreids, bic fat nirssHbs
aufgsriftn rpdren, bin uno misosr auf
pores
trieb,u, unD Sipar nit puiem grfolg.
Qqsrbings 1T babei INNER bic 9orduss
ieblng, nab borJiglihe breite gbdufsen
porbauben uH6 bic 5dbrer ausgsIudte
qtute iinb, ba es untsr nmitdnben bar
aHf uutommt, bic Mngen idusa Der Ges
Iabr tpieotr 81 e%nt3ieben. Nan nimmt
bdbet 81 6ieIem 3ipcd am litbIten fRr5s
Bagen pon bober @eldminbigttit. neil
oteis am bsTten al tDsHoen fnb. Gbtnfo
Fanb, mas irstuo nur 0erfisbdr mar, mad
ben 9robtn SdtahteH gum aiidtranspprt
Der @stpunbeten @eripenoang, I'm 10
bisie mogli6f IfneIl aus ben 6eIolasos
retben ob3aIhieben unb in Dsr 9eimaib
in CUTE 8Flege gu b~ringen.
Sum Transport ben Bernanbelen fans
ben aud ansff9tsmagen uno
u il 0 9ers
tpenbung, Bic cine mbeutenbe 4n3abl bon
pIdBsn gum 9~renspori 2gidtbtrpunoettr
bisten. SIR G1ptrberiDunbete tporen
alBer ben OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ebfafoas
cine AnSabl 4utompbiIomnibufie fin bic
auInobms bon 8ahren eingerihtst bors
ben. @br aud iebes anbere QutomobiI,
gleidgiiltig psIher 8duart, burbe Bel
bieler 6elsgenbdt 81 BEN bO%rsrpdbuten
3Dsde berdn9s3ogtd.
Bel ben Soitdulomobilen iino cine Beibg
6pe5iaIfabr3euoe gu eripdhnsn. Spuials
pdeeH bes groben @snernlitabs ann
Transport pon aartenmdttrioI anb 1ns
btrtm uotbDsnbigenl Gperations3ubeb6r
un0 bic 8%eglsitnagsn bgs quftfdbr3eugs,
8%Iiege-ipassn fir Bic GliegsrabthtiIangtn
ais fdbrbdst W~uttdtten tinoerihtet unb
nit Rsisrbtt6tiIta o%usoefidttsE, @agsR
NIT Classification fir bic ~gsai6oloHs,
GasinpetFnposen uRb 1elegrdpbeRipas
gen ioipis 9elefnnienfahr3tuge alt oisIe
Bdbr5eues pe6Sren BEN mp bts lsihisn
GinSslaotrs BEN 3 I Magsn, Der argbe
gsDeeiidisif nit gtniigsaber 9abeFdbigs
felt perbinOet. Bel ben aoloBnsnTobr5eus
gen nFHsn mir antsrldeiDsn Spilavn bsns
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-27

bet. Sc lit ober ni6ts peiter paIFrt. Die
iibriesn brti3ebu bdtien uns T9er Tanssn
fonusn, iuetn re etipas seididtsr ssDslsn
fpdren, obsr absr ipenn mir cine Banne
ssbabt bdtttn. Damn iiHb mir 5uriidgss
fabren unb itbt fife im I'm unglaubli6isn
Sdmub in M.. beFen gtpobnsr ss abr
pirili4 gut nit uns msinsn."
SIN auto ran an ben Geinb' - bic
qdroIe, bic Td pobI auf ben bor5ieliden
Straben i'm Meften berpirtliden lGBt TT
auf ben ~erunbloIsH 5trabsn in aaiiilds
9olsn Elm frommer, d6er unsrfiilbdrer
8unI9. au6 Der raiFi9e Wintsr nit
ieinGr 9dreRtdlie dnbert baran niht bief:
bic iisfn Gurhen Der idledtsn SiraBsn
gefrieren unb bag trIei6feri BEN Muios
mobilsn ni6t ben 9trte1r. 60 ttbt ben
tiibHen 5abrern bann alerbthss Elm ans
oersr Weg often. Der Weg, BET tetnfr III,
Der Wts querfslbein iiber bic feItstfrorsnen
aeder unb ben. bdrien tniriAeHbsn Ghnee.
limb duf bieiem Nege foIgen bic Cats
tolonnen ben laneiam, cher Iiher auf benz
ruiiiintn goben p~orbringtnben btutI9en
@rmttn, nuf bieitn rnibt mebr ungss
fpDbnIiaen" Weesn duteln Ie ran an ben
Geinb uub b~eptifen 70, baB bi. Grafts
fpdgen ieI6if auf ben tisftarrsn Snnees
felosrn RuBIahbs cine utrt6OoIe 9iIfs
ftnb.
oct rid RetnboGb 9irf&.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-27
Der gfa6 Der GrOsroOptsn.

Der 9umor, btr Set BEN bcutI4en BsIos
srausn 70 rei4lih In ben S9absnsrdbsn
blibt. feblt aud in bsnen Der Gsinbe Ridt
gang. 60 ipeiB ). .. Elm ensIiI9sr 8ss
ri9teritatttr bon elmer lultigen gpmpags
ME in Der fraa50fiden 5eaerlinie gu bee
rtbten, bic eineu riatieen Stub segriinbst
SIT. Die Mitelieber oieItr ieltIamea @e
noHenfhdft, bic ybtr aIub Der 5~roglotba1
ten" gstauft TT. FRb ui9t uur aae gark
fer 8tHber. lonOern ftammen gum grobttn
8beiI BON Montmartre anb ftnb non benz
8reibeH in bieIer 8erenagungsltdoi bsr
Elm uu~sgtIafenes 2eben gttpobnt. Der
Stub fat feline beItimmten aeeeIn, bsntn
iih iebes MiigIieb untertmrIeR muB. 60
lit Is g%eItdttst, bic 5iibt auf bic Gtii6le
poer Sophds tpenn iolde porbdnben
Iifo n 5u ttgeH, dbsr Is lit ltreng pers
boten. bic StieFsf dus3u3isbm. Den 5ut
ooer bas adppi muB man pdbrenb Der
0eriommIungen auFbsbulten, bas s@dntfs
fpiel" 1T berbotsn, nell - Ieine Danes
3utritt bdben. Grembsn 1T bet Gintris.
bel idiperen Gtrafsu unterlost unb fir
fremo ipiro aues dngcIehtn, mas niat
sum Seer Der Nerbiinoettn gsb0rt. Be-
Ionbers freug 1T Der 3ulrlti berbotsn
ben beutlden @ranoten. ~ nirb cine
game Reibe barmtos ttbiger .alu6gss
febe" dnssfibrt, aub Der d~uagtbanpte
3sttsI modi isben @adBengrabtn, tEs
God unb ieben lnterianb gum 8erTamms
lun9sIotaL In BEN Der Stub Der Srogs
lobpten" feline Sibungen abbdIt.
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10. Gin Snfanlain unb 10 nit msIntm
Ubdafitn fo1tH sfsunbm Oh bic Wfee
burd ben 1orIt paifrbat iub. alIo nfae
Qaironilsl Wtbrtu SdnhFsn bes
Malbts, bissmal pirilid cine edub
am Girnsf. bic dnbtrt an RtDolDtr
iub burdiahrtn. ais mir aus BET norbs
ptnlihsn Ode btB Malots anI baB 1oriis
bars tamfn. Sd mar "a. 30 G6riiit In
BEN 4Baip NIT btm Masm 8nrudasbsits
Ben, 6anpimann %. unb br SHianiettR
ipartn borIidtia pprataaHgtn uno lDiHiitn
mis, banH nahBnlommtn. 60 fubr Id
Die gum gorlihdns, mo Id lpitber bitIt.
ais ipir pIobIid 500 Wltisr Dor inns, auf
elmer Witle IL aoipitH I'm Ghriit rfitsn
lshsH. W. REF mir 81. ben WaatH uHs
suortbtn, ipas ih that. lin bdnn pitber
absuhtiqtn. gl0biih maht Il aehrt uHb
ruff. .@hlma Ios.@ SD btnls, mir ipoIs
len in BEN Maau baboniduIsn. als ID
MID dbtr umblidtt, Itbt ID Brti aoiaisH
i'm @nlopp auf min in 20 Sdritt Gnt'
fernuna snlommsn. Snosm frahisn auh
ihou 5ptt GhiTe. Der cine aoial fat
BON pftrb, Der auntrt ma9i aebrt in ben
Nab. mir ms auio uub IauItn anf
benz standardization Wtat bdupn. Damn
baden mir nod berThitbsHt Weet ertuns
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-27

Eirtiides Cob bcatiher Seelrnte.
Der Sultan bat BEN NomirdI Gcu9on
neben elmer golbenen Mebaile bds ungss
pDbnlide 0sIdent eines solosntn Gnpers
tss gsmadt. Dieter gnabnbeneis pirb
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Die GRreuooftoren. : vDoftor" Karl 9en5 = Die umbiL
ouna oes Kolouueu. uno Crainpeers. = Gin uuentbehrides
5alfsmitel oes mooerueu Kreses. = Die portPeIe aber Ole
Pierce. = 9eridt aus Gem 6roben 9auptquartier. - Die
pan3erautos. : Jm 2luto an oeu Seine. - 2luf osn
ruffiheu SdneefeIoeru.
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under him, his tail dropped and he
skunk in with that doggish air of hav-
ing committed a crime. The creatures
he loved were in the cabin, but the
cabin itself he hated. He hated all
cabins, for they all breathed of the
club and the whip and bondage. Like
all sledge-dogs he preferred the open
snow for a bed, and the spruce-tops
for shelter.
Joan dropped her hand to his head
and at the touch there thrilled through
him that strange joy that was his re-
ward for leaving Gray Wolf and the
wild. Slowly he raised his head un-
til his black muzzle rested on her
lap, and he closed his eyes while that
wonderful little creature that mysti-
fled him so-the baby-prodding him
with her tiny feet, and pulling his
tawny hair. He loved these baby
maulings even more than the touch of
JOan's hand
Motionless, Sphinx-like, undemon-
strative in every muscle of his body,
Kazan stood. scarcely breathing
More than once this lack of demon
stration had urged Joan's husband to
warn her. But the wolf that was in
KaZan, his wild aloofness, even his
mating with Gray Wolf had made her
love him more. She understood, and
had faith in him.
In the days of the last snow Kazan
had proved himself. A neighboring
trapper had run over with his team,
and the baby Joan had toddled up to
one of the big huskies. There was a
fierce snap of jaws, a scream of hor-
ror from Joan, a shout from the men
as they leaped toward the pack. But
Kazan was ahead of them all In
gray streak that travelled with the
speed of a bullet he was at the big
husky's throat. When they pulled
him off, the husky was dead. Joan
thought of that now, as the baby
kicked and tousled Kazan's head
Good old Kazan," she cried softly,
putting her face down close to him.
We're glad you came, Kazan. for
we're going to be alone tonight-baby
and l. Daddy's gone to the post, and |
you must care for us while he's |
away"
She tickled his nose with the end |
of her long shining braid This al
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ONE CHAUTAUQUA LESSON.


A public playground for Columbia
Why not?
Ample provision has been made here
for book learning, from the begin
ming through the University Gymnas-
tics and athletics in part provide for
the physical activities of those who
like to play.
Miss Myrtle Evans. the play super
visor with the chautauqua, says the
boys and girls come every morning
TO her to play, no matter how wet the
ground is. They like to play, and they
play hard and honestly as long as
they can.
Parents are glad to have their chill
dren at play when they know the play
is supervised by an efficient leader.
Chautauqua lecturers have suggest
ed that great benefits would result
from a playground in this city. A fit
ting memorial to Miss Sallie Flood,
would be a public playground.
Why not start an organized effort
now for a playground in Columbia?
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ways delighted the baby, for in spite
Of his stoicism Kazan had to sniff and
sometimes to sneeze, and twig his
ears. And it pleased him, too. He
loved the sweet scent of Joan's hair.
"And you'd fight for us, if you had
to, wouldn't YOU" she went on. Then
she rose quietly. Il must close the
door," she said. 81 don't want you to
go away again today, Kazan. You
must stay with u.s."
Kazan went off to his corner, and
lay down. Just as there had been
some strange thing at the top of the
Sun Rock to disturb him that day, so
now there was mystery that dis
turbed him in the cabin He shifted
the air, trying to fathom its secret
Whatever it was, it seemed to make
his mistress different, too. And she
was digging out all sorts of odds and
ends of things about the cabin, and
doing them up in packages. Late that
night, before she went to bed, Joan
came and snuggled her hand close
down beside him for few moments
Were going away" she whispered,
and there was a curious tremble that
was almost a sob in her voice. Were
going home, Kazan. We're going
away down where his people live
where they have churches, and cities,
and music, and all the beautiful
things In the world. And we're going
to take you, Kazan,"