davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-25

Ointment In the Newspaper and sent for :
ffse sample. saw % much Improvement
With the Cutcufa Soap and they healed
no in three weeks. (signedD A. D. Para
de-. July 81. 1914.
Beddes quickly soothing and healing
Itching slin and scalp troubles Of infants,
children and adults these fragrant super.
creamy euaollisnts purity and beauty The
akin. scalp. hair and handa
Sample Each Free by Mail
With sap. Skin Book On request. Ad.
dress postcard ''Cuticura. Dert. T, Boz.
.eeo..s Sold throughout tho world.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-25

pimples all over my forehead.
faco and neck which itched
very bad. They troubled mo
Worse when I would shave a.
wash my face. ! would crush
them out. then they would
dry and In . few days come
back. At the beginning Of II
/ could not deep.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-25

Miss Villa Glidden left Sunday for Sc
bago lake. where she will enjoy two
weeks vacation with her sister. Mrs.
Ralph Kimball.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-25

c. E. Parks, who has been visiting his
nephew, r. P. Hazard, has returned to
his home in jamestown. N. Y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-25
GARDINER

Miss Jean Burns Of Boston Is visiting
her cousin, Miss Louise Sears, Winter
street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-25
P|MP[ES ALL OVER
FOREHEAD, FACE
And Netk. Also BIacLheads. Itched
Very Bad. Could Not Sleep. Gu
ticura Soap and Cuticura 0int-
ment Healed in Three Weeks.

sw. Catherine st.. Jamaica. L. l.; NY
Tho trouble began first with biackheads
appearing and then bursting ont n hia RI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-25

A message has been received from F.
A. Danforth of this city, stating that
he is to sail from San Francisco Sat-
urday for Panama.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-25
GARDINER

Ernest L. Parshley left Tuesday for
Phippsburg to attend the launching OF
the schooner George S. Smith.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-25
RICHMOND

Charles H. Goodrich died Monday morn
ing at the home of his s.epfather. s. j.
Hersum on Boynton street. after long
illness covering a good many years. He
was IS years Of age. A widow survives.
Funeral services will be held Wednesday
afternoon from the home. The burial
will take place in Browns cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-25

Richmond won from Cedar Grove
Monday night by a score of 80 pins for
the three strings. c. Pinkham was high.
272 for the evening; also high with 1o1 for
single string.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-25
GARDINER Gun
CLUB SHOOT

The pleasant afternoon and the
presence Of the two experts Hill and
Chaplin drew large attendance at
the traps of the Gardiner Gun Club in
West Gardiner. Much satisfaction
was expressed both at the attendance
and the records made. Interest is
growing fast. The traps are within
easy access and we'll worth a visit on
any day when a shoot is held. The
scores, each event being for rs birds.
G. H. Chaplin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 24-e1
w. G, Hill ................... 1913
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-25
You Can Enjoy Life
Ea1 Whist you want and not be troubled
with indigestion Il you Win take Z
HexaM, 0yspep:ia
w. Tablet
before and after each meal. Sold only
by uD-26c = boz.

John coushlin, Aur,:sw
Jaeiesen's Drug Store, Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-25
Ready Help

In timo Of physical trouble caused by
indigestion, biliousness resulting from
torpid livef, inactive bowels, is al
ways given, quickly, certainly, safely
by the most famous Of familyremedies
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-25
.EECHAM'S
PILLS
BURNHAM

lars.se Sale Of Any medicine n the WsslA
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@ae@uuernls NieSerIaae nnaelpih.

Somobl Die Administrations 9ar.
lei ais aud Der bisberige Staottom.
miiiar Wie@opern ~erfennen bis iebt
Die 0ieoerIage oes 2esteren nidt
9efauntlid fibren Die bisbe.
rigcu 8ablreiultote VI. g. Saroine
NIT elmer Majoritat bon nur 81
Stimmen iiber gic@onern an, bod
lpuroe I'M Hatbauie beute erfldrt,
0oB 8und6it oas amtIi6e 8ablreiul-
tat abeemortet meroen iollte. Soil.
te Damn oas 8erb1ltniB nod 0as
gleihe iein, Damn miro uorousii6t-
LID altf gtat8dblrng Der Stimmen
beitaHoen uaD pieaeidt iogar elm
aohteit in Den @eri6ten onb1ugig
gemnd)t meroen. Mc@obern'S gGie.
0erlage ioq nltr 0ur4 cine Clique
bon 9flaiterungs aontruftoren Der.
beigefiibrt iein, oeneu er gu ihorf
arlf Die Singer ioB, 70 erflGren me.
nigitenS 0es %aommiIidr's 6reunoe.
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6ppOftion gesen @apur 9a6lmun.

Die Economic 2eague belt ge-
tern 4beno cine aufregenoe Sibung
i'm @eridtsgebauoe ob, in Der cine
erregte Debate ilber cine Neiolution,
IN Der Die neuerip1blten be3lp. tuie.
oergelpdblten S~to0tfommiiiQre err
iuAt mer6etL 8ablman nidt nieOer
NIT ben 0taporss @ci6dften 81 be.
trallen, eefilbrt nuroe. Die ii9
dlBerit Iebbaft geitaltenoe Debate
oauerte fat 2 Stunoen, bod MUIR
De Die Reiolutior i9liebli6 ange.
nommen. Sn oerielben miro aus.
geiproden DAB 0ablmnn 0esbalb
nidt fabig lei ldnger MoDor 51t
fem, rmeil er Dor Der 8abI Der.
iproden babe, MIR iolde @oros bel
8erbeiierungen 81 beriidii1tigen in
ocnen err bel Der 8obl cine Woiori.
tat erbalte@. allBeroem nur0e oas
3nblman'S, feline Dtitfan-
0ioaten auf feline 8ieoeruabI ais
Wtobor 81 berpfli6ten, ais unfair"
bingeiteat.
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Waiu elHHt aubrL
r. ~ 4aatetiaa ltla,f Ftfasi.
Ht8 see iHsff rifWHatf
see 8lfaHafa halA
Maaaafa


fMtf
uk
Wnf sa8atstsft m
hi ass
f8ttm
k5stf s.,F wsasfs mw
tssef 81
Eaesles al mw,.r
ka- msshf,0sea,ss
sm grk steii ~
msf -stst4,asl msfkew wUt e4F
ts,la slv gne M
4eatb,msit ma ev w,, w.
St90 se6,6ts lsstss5 ois m.l
er,rs6sgb Vrw,g ea.
letsis h4n Mar,m ses Reseest NV
rs,,t W.s.r ege tA nv h.rtG
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Nette enalildle @anbrl

Berlin, 6. N}ni. 0os amerifa.
niide Segelidiff n9rpnbiIoa" 1T
nit elmer 9ooung 9aummolle in
Bremen e~ingetroffen. &apitGn
Cuffp erfldrte, oab er norolit BON
Sdottlon6 bon einem englii6en
&reu3cr a~ngebalten muroe. 2ette.
rer ionote elm A6tbeilltng i6tper
8epaffneter an 8or6 ieines S6iffes
uno mics Damn 0uffD an, Die 6abrt
fort5uieten. eSbm nur6e ausein.
anocrgeiebt, 6aB man boFfe, cinem
oeutiden 9audboot 5t 6eeegnen.
aSr eiuem IoIfen Safe piiroe Die
lid beritedt bnlten0e M1nnitaft Der
6iiBrer oes 9oudbootes eridieben
un6 ben 3burm ocS gootes NIT 8e.
nebrfugeln ihiperen aalibers ourd.
10 oaB es benz 9oote unmog.
lid mare, unter5utau6eu. 9uffp
Brotelt uno iogte, oob er oen
ndditen nortpegifhen Snfen mlail.
len rperoe. 5dlieBlif gob man Inn
nnh aberoeen 5i fobren.
er BORT Idngere Belt fcItge.
mar, Geitattete man inn, bic
fort5uiesen.
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Seen 81
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III
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et
f emi
th Mh At tll a
9la uft
A 0atlfal ID
HeffIf5ia HfiNHf S alatt
sliilat onl titf tNilfae
M iAllsl
sHtilea ecHlifullitr
etetflf tfH Nebitiit iHf bed
idhaf mii 8he
rt' aHa1 GOV Bet nptfeilcttHs
siataf 4in @ifHleQa, 5a5 i1er.
tfafeH
leH toa ntllilfn Wetl1litna
at 1ee stiien itinf iir1lt 9laF aui
efte5at fetiIoat
@tltf AHtHo miro oif NtnH0s
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9ahlman aeaen @a6lfOmmiFar.

maDor Dablmon erflGrte geItern,
0aB er benz @ouoerneur Morebeao
8cDeiie oafitr u~nterbreiten tDeror,
Dab Der beige 8%ablfommiiiGr
Y%toorbeoo bel Der Iebten 8obl nift
lnparteiiid o%orgeguueen iei un0 Oes'
bolb aus ieinem 4nlte entfernt per.
Den miliIe. Der @abor fii6rte aus,
Dab cine etpa iif ergebenoe gtie0er.
lnee Ieoielih auf Die Tbdtigfeit oes
8abIfommiiidrs 5u~riif5ufibren iei,
0o oieier bic 8eiebe anbdngern Der
Administration geeeniiber 8li iforf
altSlegte uuo oaourH 1000 8Gbler
uno 4nbdnger Wlc@opern's an Der
8nbI bebinoerte, @rf 8efrogen ant.
lportetc Der 8nblfommiilGr, oob er
iif beiuuBt iei, IeOiglid ieine 9fIidt
erfiQt gu BADEN.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-06
A9tung babe
cine cute Tarm!

Sn @poming lit cine quite 6orm
81 uerfaufen, 240 9lder 5la6lano,
$ Reilen BON Der 9abn, 100 ader
sum gebollen init aorn uno Safer
uim. Gin Saus mit 3 3tmmern
md / grober Staq, 2 @etreioe.
Sdeunen, gdrrgerdtbe: @aiier uno
Sol5. gtae 240 ader %einae5dunt
nit 3-fad. 9ra6t. aoitet per
adet $22-25, Die Sdlfte boar,
gieit in Sd Sabrcn. Bolt, S6uIe
unO Stride in n6fiter RGbe. Ole
Reiie miro 6e5oblt, ober MIR, tpenn
Der aouf obgeidloiien miro. aDr.
9ribiine M.27.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-06

Ma HlH G W tfa
WtEs fm hai attm Cont.
if Biz AfttN htt tHtt0i8n
a}eia1H HfHiies in fni tab safh
htn hfMa Walih8iiaf grii ma
tulfaffi 1nsbm8 n lallaH
Ter Halitdllff ldHbl BETTE idl.
atfes 8tffistH on fftulta Nl6agi
q Weatbmau Nh bod gla Qhftt
N}oiefldf bee Noilffm to0uiiuel
iHofhm uHa tahe eit ebft Nbafn
uah bfr aHcfifUmlttn Hotag Ateit
e3G it1idal t ,5bfrf Nldiaidl tlpide
ilaIitu 1dnf fin 1tfe an6dlttn6c
colo l%hittafglt H hefu Nfrlouf is
alrmbIf3tae wuhFn nod IcltfAl0uh
aitaalpfedcn uuo Buatet6
iir Die burBualideu Iitnild mcIde
cine aneftfamide EclMott0n BON
8 atriltH uub % drdutenpilcacru
ucu tn SAIeiieu lciiicn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-06
ans eiutoln.

Vim 6reitaa Boriacr Mode wur0t
com Ientideu 5hduipicl. gcretr
Der Staotg. llHiuetiitGt Shtllar'A
guiiipicl Ter 1eiie ais Gutcl" I'M
Icmple.@ebduoe uuilefibrt. Tae
Sans mar ~ouSbcrfauit Die auffiib.
ritng Elm aIdn3en6er Griolg. Can't
Der oor3iigIidcu Hegic BON 5rauIeir
aman6o 0eppner nltr0en Die Gin.
.3elncn Stolen, fir Die foitbore, &c.
ihmadboIIe aoItilme beifaiit NOR.
Den porerl in muitergiiItiger @eiie
sir EariteQurg gebroht. Vie mir
horeu. jon Dos Spiel aud in Sa.
ln6 @rano Sslan0 sur auf.
titbrttng ~geIangen.
5rou Qtf 4aper nebit SRI. God.
ter Clara GUS BLOOMFIELD meiIten
oieie 8ode irSAer StaotsbmtptItaot,
uno noren ite bel Der 6arnilie oes
Baitors 5r. Gabe 5l geiufl, Die i'm
lesten @erbit bon Bloomfield nod
SincoIn ber3og.
@inen eigennrtig feiIeIn6en Sin.
6lif getD1bren in bieier 3eit Die Der
uniperiitdt benadJ6orten Straben in
Der GadmittagSitun6e 5uiI6en 5
uno 6 ltbr. Ga iiebt man Die Uni.
reriitdt8fooetten ON Grin, I'm iif
auf bos Gompet am %. Ntai oor3u.
bereiten. Sebe 4ompognie oeriudt
ibr 9eites, gbre unb aus3eidnung
ST. gepinnen.
Ole lebte ISOLDE mar Die Ioger.
engineer. ISOLDE Der uniberIitGt. am
6reitag aber0 fporen Die Elaborate.
IN ibren boaen getrie6en benz
9it6Iifum geoffnet, 6oS nomentIi6
ben @erfit6tten Der @iien9ieBerei
grobeS Slltereiie entgeeenbro6te.
PIN SomItdg 46eno fan6 6os iG6r.
lide engineers 8anfett i'm 2inoea
potel itatt, BET Dem Scr. s. 81. Ben.
net aus Omaha aIs &oaitmeiter FUN.
2incoIn ltebt i'm 3ei6en Der galt.
pltb. @roBe, getpaItige 8orten in
ben @ei9dftsitraben, unter oeuen
beionors Elm Reubau Der 6irma
& 9aine an Der 8 StraBe,
I'm @ereinsbaus an Der IL. StroBe
Der grfpeiterungsbou Der 8oIt.
'ffice oltffaaen, 3ie6en Die &pfnerf.
iamfeit Der Bniianten ailf it9, urO
3eit0en3en in alien Stoot.
on oenen fIeiBtge SGn0e ges
'ddftig iin6, feiieIn oas gtllge un6
'oroern ben @unid berous: G(f),
penn oil mGrit metn cigen, pie
uolt' id glitdIid ietn.
Gin gutter 3ropfen lit 3llr 3eit in
lincoln tbeuer, neil es ben Gtoot.
,Gtern ipobIgefiel, ben Saloons allf
Ia Gage oos S9liiiieIreGt oor3ll.
Der Solt0eI nit i6neren
Seidusen in ben 8ereinigten Stoo.
en- miro in0eiien nift onrunter
Der Nai lit %gefommen, Die gGil.
ne fdloger ans, oa bIei5e, per Cult
lat, nit Sorgen 3i &niisl Stngt
bier aud ni6t in ben S6uIen
lin uno Der, tuie In Der oIten Sci.
uatb, es fat bod feline unpioerIteb-
ide @elpolt tiben mie briiben. {3uI
5unoerten 8o9en 2incoln's 9eDob.
Ter Sung ulto 4It, am Iesten Conn.
81 ben garfs binous, ben iun.
zen 2enS in ieineu &ebieren gu be.
limb bod - es giebt nur
in 0eutidIau0 nit ieinen i60neu
g6loern, nit Gang uuo Slang ourd
un0 Gbol.
|
(L.~ A..k 81 cgS~T.L. e~s..cn..
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Snntmel ais @asur?

giirger Der IL. 8aro, in Der s.
9. Summed 300 Stimmen mebr aIs
Mabor 9o9lmon erbielt, molten cine
einbeitlide 8eluegrtng ou Dem 3mede
einIeiten, Dab Summel ais Der nit
ben meiiten Stimmen 8eon9te aud
ais Mopor fungiren miiiie. Bette.
re Sdritte in oieier Htdtung ipuen
unDer8iigli1 unternommen tperoen.
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amerifaniides li.goOt madJt CUTE
Halrt.

9lcp gorf, 6. Iaui. 0ffioiere
Der bier i'm Suoion Dor anter lie.
aenoen flint ameritanii6en Inter.
ieeboote madten NIT StoI5 oarauf
aufmerfiam, oab oas amerifoniide
llRterieeboot Gel cine u~nunterbro.
6eue 8a6rt Don 1920 @eilen ans.
gebalten babe.
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0Iaaeiaaam M NJ HrHH AZ
tHfam tf m eaifss
Nfl1ttf ban
BE- Hisief8 fHmFtfH Nttft
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Or. z. stanOs, 9sntfdcr Srnaen.
ar5t nn0 Gperat5r.

Waeine mebr ols 20.idbrige Or.
fobrung bat bepieien, ooB pieIe
6rnlienleioen obne operation gebeilf
iper0en fonnen, tpenn redtaeitig mo
beb1noelt. 622 a. GtroBe
M3nifabufetts @eb.) GiDRs Giig Ga.
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wlarhhuiAit

WafNbftlmit
HH Ma M t8fH
HiahH8h 4Nhf
N
.iH fE H
H a
uff Oh
f Nffff 81 a.
afH ffh
NffN len
mH4 PEE ftNf .afG8 aUU=
Hilifl8a 800 1.fJ.
mild aaie at aHit 800
msfH la
Ne ha MfH ta ft0.
mt hfff 90 0
BitUtllA fslf te aalf U.s.
f
8ttiteiBa W ~
stafsf8 HHt babeft tlafif ltt
Nuf geo
at6mttA euie Do aait
mlllflmdflR 8Bq5a7956
ltf 3ftiffb ~. 25a T25.
taf aaW go 800
nod Ndlttr $685. s95.
Htal a0lher 96 100.
HuH8. @tast ufp S5 80 G.T5.
ted Nuaa. Al. 25-Tn0.
sdmfinf- 3uiubr i2,000. Wlarii
lilo nie0riaer
Gufhifuiiispreis S7.ib-72 O..
noditef Rrcis ST85.
sdlait- 3ufibr 700. Martt To-
"a h1ber.
1ur6iHnitispreis i000-t0 35.
@6dfter Nreis St035.
0lcgiem $1,000
Colorado Wlcr. Qlmmer St0.35.
@ridlorene q0nmer $751; 20.
ptutterimnic. 81 1880.
Nio6er, So 25-S. 1855. ..
Chicago Mnrft6cridt.
Giubuieb 3ufltbr $4,000. Morft
meiitrns t0-25 mcbr ais Wontog.
,5dbrIinge, meiiteHs felt.
60diter 8reiS 1910.
SdUeine-3uflbr $1,000. @drft
feit, SdliB 10 nieortger.
9urdid)nittsprciS $7.30-7.55.
@otiter Greis $7.75.
Sdnfe-3ufuhr 5000. Morft 10.
5is 20 bober.
2Gmmer, mciIt % b06er, $1,000.
2dmmer, $3.50.
aanIas Gitn Marttberidt.
]iinODieb-3ufubr 1900. Marft
bober.
SdbrIinge, 1926.
Mericon, 1878.
aiibe, Marft felt bis idpoh.
Stofers, M2arft unregelmGBig.
5eeOers, 02orft langiam, unregel-
moBig, nie0riger.
adGber, m3orft felt Bis idpod.
Sdiueine-3ufubr 5000. Narft
Ieit.
Dur6l6nittspreis $7.30-7.40.
90fiter 8reis $7.47h
5dafe-3ufllbr 5000. Marft felt.
Bette 2ammer, $10.25.
ct. SOiepb @arftberidt.
RinOOieb-3ufu9r 5000. Marft
tart biz 10 Bober.
$3.50.
Sdiueine-3ufubr $500. Marft
5bipperS felt, anoere langiamer bis
J nieoriger.
Qur6f6nitt8preis $7.25-7.32B
Soditer 9reis $7.35.
3ufubr 1000. martt
bober.
s1mrner, Marft felt.
9ur6i1nittspreis $1,000.
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Observation-Disclosures Sormcr,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, % Sabre alt,
$4,000 8erm6gea, $4,000 Orb.
.i1oft, HroteItalt, quite @rideinung,
iu9t Die 8efanntidoft zines jun
gen. oeutiG . proteitantiiden Md6.
dens, 1876 Sabre aft, bertrout
NIT alien Salsarbeitelt, 5tpef8 bal.
bigger &eirot1. 3ui9riftcn nit ge.
ltauen gngaben iin6 3i ridten lnter
. 200 on Omaha Gribine. DO.
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8Obn6ans-bidig alt berfoufen. Gin
5~-8immeriges 8obnboug, 30t3
Siio %. abe., Die SGlfte boar, Die
anoere @dIfte alif 3inier. N1beres
bel 9enrb 59mib, Office Ser Sma-
ba 8ribilne. t.f.
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llbonnirt auf Die SdeIi6e Eri6iine.
s4.00 6os Sobr bur& BITE s3oii.
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3mei-5 Morate aIte 9a6sjun6e
BON importiertem 8u9ipaare
8reistbiere nit Stomm.
baum oerieben, 5it berfoufen. aui
@unid nntirsetrelie Photographic.
R6beres tn Der 2ribiine. M.S.
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gcrlangt-ein tiidtiger Sngenieur
un0 Moidiniit, Inn $50 pferoe.
fr6ftige Maidinens@ enerotoren uno
Motoren, 9ampffeiiel, Maidinen-
Reporaturen uno 9nmpfbei3upg 3u
beiorgen. Gin gutter 8las fir eiuen
fompetenten Mann. Sem on6erer
braudt nad5ufragen. Dian gebe
Qlter un0 gleferer3en an. abreiie
9. 90 y0ma6a Sri6iine". sc. s.
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9entides &uumins 6unie-Mooer-
ne, iau6cre, moblirte Simmer fir
cine o6er 8tpei &erionen, audi fir
Monn un6 6rau. @rm6Bigte Rertfe.
2219 Douglas Ctr. 8bone Douglas
7404. M-6
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6eiratb sgcind Sltnge, 6iibide
0elterrei6erin pilni6t 8efonnt.
idaft nit etnem intelligenten Serru
I'M mittleren Alter, 5lueds Seirotb.
a0reiie 8. 300, Omaha Sribiine.
M-7
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8illarS GOOp, Bntente, 1880 gitp
RationaI gonf @eb6uoe. GeIe.
bbon 9nler 1850.
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G%9irOpraetic Spinal slOjufmcnts.
Or. gomor6s, "a. & 6arnom. 9.3445
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kIaI[iIRIrIe Anielaen!

@ciadlt -9trbcit oui Heiner 1arm
bel Acknowledgement @ittme. M 300.
aGmnbn Eribiine". W. 7.
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Stanooro &ofer 51A-5th
81 / sSiitterserite 1916
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@eindlt-Slmgcr 1eutider iudt tr.
aeno peIte 9eiddftigung. G}ad.
~3ufragen Reo Sotel, Otto Moreid.
Omaha. M. Z
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-09

Nonavee Herschell. Miss Iva Caruth-
ers, Miss Irene Oakley. Miss Gladys
Herschell. Miss Amy Borovick. Miss
Ruth Taylor. Miss Hazel Keesee. Miss
Virginia Muns0n, Miss Draut. The
class meets the first Tuesday evenings
Of each month.
Mrs. Ira L. Hawver entertained the
members of the J. o. C. Crochet club
last Tuesday afternoon at her home.
p pre- Mrs aysnus At ne NJ
Joseph Bower Mrs Ella Chaplin, Mrs.
Joseph Gordon, Mrs. Glen Harmon,
Mrs. NJ. ". Magee. Mrs. Philip Mine-
hart. Mrs. Fred Skidmore and Mrs.
Smith. Guests of the club were Mrs.
Earl Hardy and Mrs. George Gunder-
son Of Manlkato. Kan. The next meet
ing will be held in two weeks with
Mrs. Joseph Bower. $50 Wabash ave-
nue..
Mrs J. w. Thompson entertained
the members OF the Ladies' Aid society
Of the Oakland Presbyterian church
Thursday afternoon at her home in
Winfield avenue. The members pres
ent included: Mrs. J. G.. Huey, Mrs.
= Z. 1as,ie. Ms. John Lingo; Ars.
Mrs Hawkins and Mrs. Thompson.
Guests included the Misses Brownies,
Mrs. Casperson and Mrs. Speckelmier.
The members Of the 8. o. d. H. club
club VIII meet next Thursday evening
with Miss Mona Bell in Reno street.
The choir OF the Oakland Presby-
terrain church are planning an enter
tainment to be given at the church the
latter part of this month. Mr.. Kari
Himmell OF Topeka has charge Of the
arrangements.
AfE r. y. Graft conducted lesson
of H. reeAko sand county government
ba1o0s on the Kansas voters manual
Eyea6rd4y a3kapnoon at the meeting Of
the Fonttcas Science club held 1t the
NaftpuSls hotbl.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-09

Harold Lepper, Mrs w. Shaw. Mrs.
Reese Van SAINT. Mrs. Henry Shuler.
Mrs. win Swearengen. Mra Oscar
Neal, Mrs---Ash. The following off,
Ash. president; Mrs. woodruff. secre-
tary and treasurer.
The regular monthly business and
social meeting OF the Good Samaritan
class of the Oakland n. E. church was
held Wednesday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Benton in Green street. A
very enjoyable program consisting OF
vocal music by Mr.. Vernon Chaplin:
readings by Mr.. Fred Bechtal and
violin solo by Mr.. Clarence Webb was
given Those present included: Mr..
John Jones, Mrs. q. y. Strait, MT
Mr.. Floyd Wettling, Mr.. Ira Hawver,
Mr.. Galloway, Mr.. Vernon Chaplin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Allison. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Webb. MI. and MRS
Fred Bechtol. Miss Serena Boys. Mrs
7 c. e. Burrows Of wichita. and Mr.. and
Mr.. Charles Nichols il reported seri-
ously i'll at his home, 709 Liberty
stree. suffering with an attack of the
s The members Of the Oakland W. C.
IT. U. gave an interesting program al
+ the meeting Of the LOwman Hill w. c.
| r. U. last Tuesday afternoon. The
/ oakland ladies' who attended includ-
Fed: Mrs. ]. l. Heller, MRS. W. r,
Eastman, Mrs. Leggitt, Mrs. Sinner
Mrs. stamn, Mrs. Mohler and Mrs
Mrs. c. e. Burrows Win return to
| her home IN wichita the last Of nexl
S We .ass % w. e ps sasas w sna
family. in Green street
Mrs. Dewitt will entertain the mem
| beers Of the Monday Afternoon Crochet
club next week at her home in Ches-
tier avenue.
/ A short business meeting Of the city
Ec0uncil was held Friday, January /
la very interesting account Of the
workings Of the city council Of Worth.
tinBton, No. was given by W. E
tWorthington.
The Delta Alpha class Of the Oak.
Hand Presbyterian church held III
Irregular monthly business and s0cta
meeting Thursday night with Mis-
Florence Draht in Michigan avenue
Mr.. c. 8. Ash, teacher. was elected
l president Of the class: Miss Nonaves
| HerscheIl. Vice president: Miss Haze
i Keesee, secretary, and Miss Amy
}B6rvorick, treasurer. The member
tpe6nne Sma1unor 1GEls Al. 1Gi1I