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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-20

Gin grief an mi9?" fragte
@tepban eritaunt, uuber ii4er, STE
tauiden ii6!"
vSbue i9 nidt!" NOR Sic raide
Mntmort, uer tpar an sic a0rei1irt
un6 iollte Sbnen om Gage Sbrer er=
iten beiligen Communion iiberrei@t
meroen; lie iibergab iie bei0e mir nno
id bd1r0igte ite ielbit Sbrem @ater
aus"
Cine eisfalte @m6 idien iid auf
Stepban's Ser5 gu legen. S4on
mie6er cine Mnflage gegen ietnen So
ter! Mber biele fonnte 6o6 menig=
items loglei9 er1pielen o6er mioerlegt
merben. Io9 ielbit 6ieier gitigen
Jrau neben i'm tpoate er nidt 5ei=
gen, mie tief Ser Bfeil ge0rungen
NOR. go m1rmelte er irgen6eine un=
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS grflarung, iie
aber urterbru9 i'm un6 legte ibre
s0an0 unt1 1et1en Mrn1.
rgogen sic MIR MIR @ineS, iimo
Sic I'M @lauben Sbrer Weutter anf=
er5ogen tpor6en?"
sd BIN @atboltf, mer1m Sic bieS
meinen jo1te1r. Mber meBbalb iagen
Sic vim @luube1 mei11er M~utter?"
@ur 6as 6enn 6ar1uls ni9t au9 Ser
meines @aters?"
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better aIs ih, melder es ieth lit.
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murroet, aber i9 be0auere nidt, BOB
i9 oen Brief ermabnte, menn Sbnen
oas erm0gliM, gu erbalten nno gu
lelen, mos iie urter 10 groBen 2eioen
idrieb. Sic miiiien iebt 3uriidgeben,
sic li11b melt genug mitgefommen,
aber lalIen Sic iid balo BEL mir ie=
ben. sic meroen mir minfommen
iein, Sbrer ielbit uiaen," fugte tie ct
mns LETTER bin5u.
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len erf iiQt, elite Stepban auf Setten=
megen, um cine 8egegnung nit betm=
febrer1en @ialten 5u bermeioen, Dem
@u1ie at. SSn 1einem 3immer ange=
fommen, iaB er 1arrge 8eit iinnen6
ruh einem Mnstpege, Tim 6ie qualen=
sem 3meifel CUR &rbe at brtngen, OF
ne babel ieinen @ater 5u tief 81 Der=
leben o6er iih zines Wangels a1 6em,
mas er ols 5obn 6em @ater ldl1l0e=
tie, 1dul6ig erideinen 5n laiien. Ste
beiben, 10 ra1d einanber f%olgenoen
Sffenbarungen butten i'm nidt MIR
nieoergeidmettert, ionoern ieinen
@e~iites5uitan6 6erart in @ertpirrung
gebrodt, baB er unfabig NOR, feline
@eoanfe1 gu iammeln. @n6lid gub
er feline eigenen idmodem Mnitren=
g1ngen, Sen M1tsmeg 5u finben, auf.
@rmattet purf CT iib Dor 6em Cruel
fire, 6os emit ietner Mutter geb0rt,
o11f ste &nie un6 flebte um @ilfe in
sic er bitteren Motb.
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ten 2iftldimmer 6os 3mitidern un6
i3irpen Ser 86gel nn6 sic Mbenbodm=
m7er11ng toa1dte in sic Madt binab.
Tiefer no6 mar 6us Sdmeigen I'M
3immer, outrd 6eiien Offences 6eniter
6os iunfte Mon6liht anf Sic nie6er<
gebengte @eitaIt fiel, Sic ienen Gee
lenfampf fGmpfte, a1ts 6em mani MIR
als geiiegter ober Gieger b%erborge=
fen fnnn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-20

>cltIt eA!O0%o~"S SASt4i@uISI W.
It'll @eburt.
buit gu? Gu iiebit bleih un6 ieltfm
aus! @iit gu franf, ober tpar ser
@imtriH in sic @eiellidoft gu piel fir
9i6?"
vNein @oter, me11 ib a19 5uge=
BEN ml1B, 6oB unter Sen be1tigen
@aiten iid 6rei befanben, 6eren CT
fheinen mir groben Summer per11r=
fodt bat. Sd babe i'm nit mir ielbit
ausgefo6ten un6 beidloilen, 6ireft 5u
Sir gu fommen uno Gid 5u bitten,
oieie idredliden acknowledgement 5u
enttffrGGfften, nein, nidt entfrafften, OBJ
5utpeiien; Dein @ort lit mir gerag
gegen iie oue. Softer, iage, es tit nidt
mubr! S6 farm es nidt ertragem 10
etpas bon Sir gu benfen!"
Sd fonn r1idt gut etmas abtpei=
len, mas i9 nidt femme. @as meinit
gu @tepban? @er bot midi Dor met
rem @obne ihleht gemadt?"
rgeieman6, @aterl Sd b0rte einen
Ebeil elmer nnterboltung 5pi1den
5pei @erren, sic Sid felt la1gem
fen1ren."
vGronin un6 &eene2"
Stphhnrr nif+p hpinhpn1
Isle mer1en cine nette @bnrafteri=
itif bon mir gegeben boben, 6ieie eng
ber5igen 6r0mnler. un6 mer tpur
ser 3e1ge gegen mid?" Die Gimme
fIn1g e%igentbiimlid BORT.
ugine MiB Sopce. sic NOR 6ie
Yflegerin, sic meiner Mrtter Biz
5um Go6e beiitono. God pos mode
id) lange Mn6ertung! Mus Ser l1nter=
b%oIt1ng, Sic i6 anborte, ging berpor,
b1 ieieit Elm &enegm, Elm Mpoftat!
OF, @ater, 1age mir, baB Mutters
@Iuube niemals ser Deinige getpe-
1en!"
vGu ipridit tpie Elm &no> stepbon,
mabren6 gu 6em Sitter na9 bereits
Elm Meom bi1t; 6o6 Dos lit gum
SbeiI meine eigene Sdulo, oenn 9a1
tprr6e1t in 10 u%ngebeuerlih engber5i=
gen Mnida1t11ngen aufge5ogen, baB
gu fal1m m6ers GIT benfen permag1t,
aIs i6 lei Elm Moni trum BON Mbideu=
lihfeit, neil ih ei1tem iberlebten
9b%erglauben entiogt babe. @as ge=
ben midi Climbers formeln an, MIDI,
o6er iiberba11pt j%eman6e1r, Ser nit
geiun6em Mneidenper ita16e ausge=
Itattet lit! ginen Ramen in Der &C.
! lfaffttsmeH geiun6en Ser tan6, Elm en-
bebli6es @anfgutboben, 6ieie Dinge
5ablen; ie iino berlablid uno unert=
bebrIi9! Mber iene sogen BON &eli=
gion = 6enfit gu 6enn, 6ab boran
in nnierer erleudteten 3eit i~berbmapt
nod iemm6 ernitlid gla11bt? @eb'
elmer ben &nnben an, Ser iiebt 10 Der
1t0rt aus, als 1prade 1b bon Nforo
un6 Sootidlog> mabreno ih ibm Elm
menig, geiun6es 9enfen b%eibringen
mill! Gut 6enn! @enn gu Sic gun5e
@obrbeit milien minit, ia, id mar
einmaI @atbo1if, aber I'M @eltlauf
6es 2ebens miiiien mir Maes abtper'
fen, mas unieren 6orti@ritt bemmt
1no bin6ert, ur6 6as tbm i@, iobalo
i6 fonnte. 9aun, Sir, babt SIR meine
Mntportl"
CT erpartete @egenbetpeiie o6er
@oriteaungen, 0od @tepban lieB nur
Sen @opf iinfen nno cine Min1te
berridte sdtpeigen. Scr. Dalp batte
ii6 erboben nn6 itano ietnem Sobne
gegeniiber, oeiien augem 5u booen ge-
ridtet morer1. Nie nod mar ibm iet11
&in1 10 an5ieben6, 10 eoel porgefom-
men, 10 INN 6aral1f redt ltol5 5u fetn,
uno etpas pie 3orn iberfm i'm,
6ob er iid Dor iei1em eigenen &inoe
10 beid,amt fiiblen ml1Bte. @r begom'
in 6en @opierert auf ieinem Sdreib'
tiide 5a blGtterr, tpte Tim %an5nbeuten,
oab es better tpare, Sic u%nterreoung
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-09-24
OUR PUBLIC FORUM
Hon. Elihu Root
&@
On Woman's Sphere

The question OF Woman Suffrage is an issue before
the American people Twelve states have adopted 1t,
four states vote this fall and 1t is strongly
urged that 1t become platform demand of the national
political parties 1t is therefore the privilege and the duty
Of voter to study carefully this subject Hon Eh
Root in discussing this question before the constitutional
convention Of New York, recently said in part:
Il opposed to the granting Of suffrage to women,
because believe that it would be loss to women, to all
women and to every woman; and because / believe 1t
would be injury to the state and to and
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-09-24

this right # It natural right
subject suffrage
lbe will
ibe better the suffrage OF
of the inferiory Of
hiMnt from the distribution Of capacities quail
lions OF society and adapted to the
performance functions.
and noble influences her character
the world and takes her hands feeble and neress
unable
WELD strife hard harsh unovab repsve as far
to allegiance
submission the heaven removed from the ear
protecting life and
happiness In the divine distribution q powers
1t throughout
with will consent part with
exercising the bgh OF man ana pace
designed
warfare government
conception 81
duty and OF both and women 49, -
demarcaion between the
functions believe it to be false PM
backward the line Of
taken centuries back
civilization which
the higher differentiation 81 the sexes
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-09-24
More Equal 70 chamberlain's.

81 have tired most all Of the cough
cures and find that there is none that
equal Chamberiain's Cough Remedy.
It has never failed to give me prompt
relief" writes w. ". Harner, Mont
peiier. Ind. When you have cold
give this remedy trial and see fol
Yourself What spendid medicine it is.
Obtainable everywhere.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-26
SAPUIPA.


(Sylyis Jones.)
The Moose gave q dance Friday evening In
their ha,l ON Water street. About tuty
couples enjoyed the evening, several out Of
town people being present. Iced lemonade
was served throughout the evening. The
Moose will hold these affairs weekly.
Mr. Charles Popkin left for New York city
on business. Later he will visit Jersey City
his old home Miss Isabelle Pupkin, his
sister will Join his az Buffalo and 20 with
him to New York city and Jersey City.
Oua of the delightful events Of the week
was an informal auction party gwen by Mrs.
Charles C1uley. jr.. Thursday evening at her
home on South Maple street in honor Of her
guest Miss Ethel Dickinson. The house wa,
decorated with cut flowers. Five tables Of
auction were played. Miss Marie Cobb max.
ing high score was presented with silk
camisole Miss Irene Delaney Of Tulsa a
visiting guest was given bouquet OF roses.
An ice course was served The guests were
Misses Ethel Williams, Mary Smith, Myrtle
Wilkeuson, Marie Cobb. Charlotte Oouiey
Vera Benewitl Ruth Wise, Margaret Nc
Fam Zelma Young Msude Cofleu, Lena
Coaley Claire Bassett, Genevieye Griffith.
Elizabeth Con'ey, Bob Quinn, Margaret
Stephenson, Irene Delaney Of Tulsa, the hon
orea Ethel Dickinson and Mesdamos Alma
Page Ted Waller ard Charles Conley.
Mrs A. j. Maulu'us has as her guests
this week Miss Rremmlcer Of Bristow, her
son Norman Bauldiug Of Oklahoma City and
daughter Miss Myrtle Maulding Of Seneca No.
w. Kicks. left Saturday for Pittsburg, Kan,
90 study domestic science.
Miss EsteI.e Barrett returned to her home
In St. Louis after being the guest Of Mrs.
Frank Summers for the past month.
Miss Lucille Johannes entertained The karie
club Saturday night with a slumber party.
The evening was spent In cards, games and
making candy. In the morning dainty
breakfast was served by the hostess Those
prescott were Misses Naomi Trotter, Merle
Harrison. Marion Murphy Hazel Stallard
Blanche Purcell and the hostess Lucille 10.
hauues.
Miss Betti Menfee has srrived home after
an extended stay Of about two and oue-half
years iu Cslifornia.
Mrs Thomas Hammond who was formerly
OF this city, now OF Oklahoma City. stopped
OF here 0 few days en- route for different
points Ia Texas.
M and Mrs Mrs % yohn sart9Iis retnrnsd .h rom rom
days with friends.
Misc Lucille HanrAhsn returned from Tulsa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-26

which is called the Night owls is progressing
nicely They have q coy apartment in the
Laws building where they will hold all Of
their meetings.
week from CeutraIia, where they had three
days engagement. Mrs. i. p, Blount ac-
cumpauied them.
Mrs A. H. Blacknau and daughter Of
Windsor, COL are in the city the guests Of
Mrs. Tom Lancaster. From here they will
go to the coast where they will spend the
winter.
MIR. John f. Wells and daughter, Miss
Juanita and Miss Anna Laws were guests
Of the Tulsa Press last Friday. Miss Wells
remained over with friends until Monday
evening
The self Culture club met at the home Of
'heir president Mrs. X NJ Rowe, last Fri.
day, this being the first meeting Of the
club year.
Mr.. John KubIi returned Monday from Fort
Worth Texas where he was called by the
death Of his daughter Margaret who com.
mitted suicide at that place last Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Briggs were called to
OSWruO. Kan, by the serious illness of their
daughter Mrs. BesS Stalliug, who died Mon.
day. Mrs. StaIIing lived in Broken Arrow
The Bankers-Rcal Estate banquet was held
at the Hotel Neua last Wednesday at high
noon with &. W. Webster as host. He had
os his guests besides the bankers and real
estate men of the city, j. b. Parkinson, editor
Of the Ledger and John +. Wells editor Of
the Democrat
The Mems Booster class of the NJ. Z.
church South, enjoyed q fish fry last Friday
night This class is composed of about one
hundred men.
Mr. and Mrs John Gee Of Austin Texas,
returned TO- their home Tuesday after
pleasant visit at the T. d. Webb home.
Reverend Ollie Davis Of Fuirland is in tho
.ctv the guest Of his parents
Mrs. p. Henry and Mr. and Mrs. James
zones are the guests OF &. w. Henry near
town They are en- route to Oregon to look
At the country. Mrs. Henry is the mother Of
Mr. Henry.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-26
OKNIUI.GE,E

Mr. and Mrs vs. L. johnson have returned
from an extended trip in the west, going
as far as Catalina Island. Secirg both eN.
positions and visiting Brownsville Texas.
Mr. and Mrs T ID Harris have returned
from a summer spent in the north and in
Pittsbwgh Pa.
Mr and Mrs. Carl Clar, Of St Louis, who
have been guests Of Doctor d. A Flood, left
TO attend the Panama exposition.
Mrs r. h. Parks of Muskogee spent the
week end in the city, leaving to visit in Fort
Smith Ark
Mr.. and Mrs L. + Cooper and son Victor
left for their future home in Nillcrsburg, Ky
The a. e. o. club at a meeting Thursday
elected as officers. President Mrs. p. T..
Brown Vice President Mrs. r. II. Parks
Secretary Mrs. Charles Risor.
Mrs W j. Robertson gave birthday party
Saturday in h0uor Of the sixth birthday OF
her little daughter Opal Guests were Mary
Gertrude and Virgil Goyreau. Ellis. ReSslc
and Ross Farr Mary and Isabel Woodwin
Mrs C. N D,.ucr and Mrs. j. W. Persng
have returned from % short stay at Rochester
Mimi
Mrs T. n. Bmklcv and children have ar,
rived from Bartle>yille 70 join Mr. BaSlcy
for residence here.
Mr.. b b Reed entertained o party OF
thirty Youngsters Thursday I'M honor OF tho
ninth birthday Of her son Charles. She waN
assisted hy Miss Fannie Reed,
Mr. and Mrs J W. Hammond and family
have returned from summers visit at the
Thousand Islands and in Syracuse and New
Mr., Il F.. Simpson and little son have re,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-26
PAW NEE.
Lsndie MannheimarN

(Sadie Mannheimer)
Mrs G. ]. Pumroy left the latter part or
the week for Kansas City, where she was
called on account Of the illness OF her
daughter, Miss Lorna. who is o s'gdent In
the kausa, university.
Mrs p \ Bolton Of Ra's,on visited old
.ricI' ir Ps"rae his week.
Miss Nella Nirkers spent the weekend
viii friends iu Glencoe.
Mrs. Ira Tyson, who has been visiting her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rapiew the
past Wr. B.. returned TO her .home In Tulsa.
She was accompanied home by her sister,
Airs. Gertrude Pearson.
Blaine Judy left Monday for philadelphia,
where be will eute- the University Of Penn
sy.Nuria in the medical department
Mrs. S. A. Jones of Wilmot Kan, VINO
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Bert
t,lams. returned 70 T. home MGGindai.
Mr. and Mrs D. G. Btunt.. left Monday
Tor Chicago and Omaha tu. an extended
visit
Mr. and Mrs Stephen Holroyd Of Cleye.
land. who have hec, visiting Mrs. Horoyd
parents Mr.. and Mr.. j. II. Harris, returned
home Monday.
Mrs +. T. Rowland. who has been visiting
her mother Mrs. John Manning, returned
70 her home IN Topeka the first or iAe week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. =. NJ Allison oi Ralsl9n
Were Pawnee visitors the first OF the
Samuel Hall who has been spending the
CONTINUED On Page Nine.)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-26
BNRTIESVIIIE.


Irrnc " Frank)
Mr.. IT. A Thuyrr entertained Tuesday
,yruiu- for % little Miss Leslie Lee Stokes
OF uuury. who celebrated her Gtth birthday
anniversary ou that day The house was
decorated with flowers and great birthday
cake rrnlcryd the table There We're games
,rd music during the evening for the pleas
trrr uf the uiNc folks Refreshments were
served THE guest Of honor receive mum
har of beautiful birthday gits Mrs.
Tm,.r vos assisted Boy Miss Louis Miller
ut Chicago
Mr.. Alfred Smysor was hostess at q
lovely morning bridge party Wednesday,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-26
BROKEN ARROW

Miss Gertrude Donaldson who has Iscr
'pendiug the summer ion California arrived
Mrs r. T. knight
., Mr. Wesley CRUDE left Wednesday 70,
Mrs Frank Copeland and SON Tta. ra...r...'I
.ast Saturday from Phoenix. Aril. where fTer
have been for some time far her I..i+ft
which is much improved.
MISS Amy sander. attended o. weekend
house party az the home of 1rf.. Cts--r
B0.es az Musk0Eee
Miss Rae Herd returned last SATURDAY.
morning from two weeks visit in Nissnvri
lie was accompanied home bv o great 1Bcis
J. Z. Woods OF Gainesville '''''
Mr.. Roy McKeehan left Mordav r,o--i-.
for Norman where he will enter ne mi.
yersity. '"' UNI
The recent organization Of the girls c.ub.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-26

CONTINUED on Page Nine.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-20
Sobre ell terreno

Aver nos prOpuSlmOs dar una recorrl-
da por ell campo para informarnos del
verdadero estado de la actual huelga
agr1cola:
Con algeria vimos que ininidad de
campesinos estaban trabajando en- Cam
balache y Canos.
Ademas pudimos enterarnos que
mas de trescientos trabajadores esta-
ban ocupados por los Colonos del ba
rrio de Dominguito en- ell arrimo de ca
ia.
Tuvimos ell gusto de conferenciar
con nuestro distinguido amigo don Sc
bastian Figueroa, ell cual nos di0 a
comprender los mismos buenos deseOs
del senior Childs para con ell trabaja-
dor.
Nos manifesto que aver hab1an sido
cortados, arrimados y envagonadOs dos
mil quintales decana, de la parte de
San Francisco, que todos los traba-
jadores sc hab1an sentido muy salts
fechos de haber reanudado SUI labor, no
estando dispuestos continuar ell movi-
miento de la huelga.
Por 10 que pudimos obserVar y COM
probar, la huelga esta fracasada y casl
podemos decir rota, pOrque ell sesenta
por ciento de los trabajadOres agr1cOlaS
estan trabajando y mas de un treinta
por ciento dispuesto a trabajar.
Desde luego era de esperarse que un
movimiento tan NAL iniciado y peor di
rijido no podia obtener NADIA mas que
un fracaso.
Somos los primeros en- desear que el
trabaiador tenga una buena' remume-
raci6n, y esperamos que los centralls-
tas y colonos paguen el mayor preclo
que la circunstancia les permita, pero
somos tambi6n los primeros Ell com
prender que los procedimientos que la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-20
M1sica en- la plaza

Programa del concerto que la Ban
da Municipal, dara manana domingo
en- la Plaza Baldorioty.
Overtura opera "Mignon", A. Tho
mas.
Selection opera "Carmen'', G. Bi
ZettS.
Marcia de la opereta "La Corte de
Fara6n'', P. Luna.
Tanda de Valses GA Orillas del
Rim, Waldteufel.
Gran Jota "Agustina de Arag6n" "
Marquina.
Danza "Don Celso'', P. Font.
One Step "Tiperary', N. N.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-20
N O OTICIAS S

La polic1a arrest6 en- Cidra al propa-
gandista Ricardo Escalera. director de
la Comisi6n huelguista, por portar ar
mas prohibidas.
-Muchos de los obreros que Sc le-
vantaron en- huelga en- Cayey, han
vuelto sus ocupaciones en- las hacien-
das.
De la Camara Insular de Comercio.
Febrero II, 1915.
Ventas Gle Cuba para embarque Mar
20 $464
En- ell barrio Guayabal, de Juana
D1az, ell individuo Antolin Perez ACRE.
do a Ramon Lopez, causandole varias
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-20
BoLET1N MERCANTIL DE PUERTO RICO

media docena de agitadores han usado
en- la actual huelga no han sido 10 Co
rrectos que han debido ser y por ESQ
hemos estado y estaremos no en- con-
ira del trabajador y 81 en- contra de
esos vividores del trabajador.
(De "La Oampana de Arecibo).
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-20
PILDORAS URISEPTICAS Para HOMBRES.

Una composition cient1fica para curar las
Intermediates de los hombres. Los medicos
han encontrado en- elias los resultados mas
eticaces y rapidos. Representan ell gran
exito alcanzado por la medicina para curar
esas Intermediates. Davis 6 Lawrence Co..N.Y.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-20

81 usted desea vender una casa. un
-iutomovil, una joya, algo de valor 6 de
arte, ofrezcalos quien tenga dinero.
La gente que 10 tiene lee ell BOLE-
TIN MERCANTIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-20

En- Ell barrio Caniaco, de Utuado
falleci6 la sehora Lorenza Maldonado,
quien Sc intoxic6 en- union de su esposo
Jose Rivera, por haber comido una va
riedad de "Habas amargas''. Ell Ri
vera Sc encuentra reclu1do en- ell Hos
pital Municipal
La CAFETERIA" ha batido, bate ba.
tira ell record del buen CAFE.
San Justo 6. San Juan. p r
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-20

contusiones con un palo. El agresor
fu6 arrestado y ell herido llevado al
Hospital Municipal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-20

Ell secreto del buen CAFE 10 conser-
San Justo 6. San Juan. P r
va LA CAFETERIA"
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gave some years ago telling what
Doan's Kidney Pills had done for me,
holds good. am confident that
Doan's Kidney Pills are a fine kidney
medicine"
Price soc, at ali dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Vine had. Foster-M ilburn CO.,
Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-11-04
SEVILLE CENTER

No school at the Center Thursday
or Friday, the teacher, Miss Horton
being in attendance at the State
Teachers Association in Saginaw.
Miss Zelma Miller, who has been
enjoying a three weeks vacation. re-
turned to her school duties in Emerson
near Breckenridge Sunday
Miss Mary Wiltshire of Ewell
spent the week end with her parents
Mrs. Harvey Jacobs called on Mrs.
II. NJ. Miller Friday
Mrs. c. c. Wonders visited her sis
ter, Mrs. L. f. Harter of Alma, Thurs
day.
Miss Ethel Miller of Alma visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Mil
Ter one day last week.
Harry Covell, OF the Central State
Normal, was at home with his parents
from Wednesday evening until Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs ii. NJ. Miller and daughter, Eel.
ma, were called to Sumner village
Wednesday to attend the funeral OF
her cousin, Mr.. Abner Peters.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-11-04
WEST PINE RIVER

Lloyd Newcomb, who was injured
last week, is reported better.
Matt Lentz is building another new
house
Mrs. S. Adams of Alma spent Sun
day with her son, William, and family
M. Johnson and family have moved
on to their farm near Shepherd
Hauling gravel is the order of the
day
Mrs. F. kernen of Kalamazoo is Wis
iting her son, Ralph, and family.
Mrs. Newcomb has moved into A..
Cohoon's tenant house.
VIM. BARLEY and wife spent Satur-
day and Sunday in Lansing visiting
their son, Hugh, who is attending
school there.
Arthur Fookes is re-shingling the
barn on the Adams estate.
Mr.. Wilcox and family of Shepherd
have moved onto their farm in this
vicinity.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-11-04
TOWN LINE

Don Currence and wife spent Sun
day with II. b. Currcnce.
Mrs. James Jones of Durand is Wis
ting with friends and relatives in
this vicinity and in Alma for a few
days.
/. II. Church and wife attended the
wedding of their niece, Miss Iva
Kress, to Erwin Miller on Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. f. Phelps and Mrs. Bell of
Hillsdale who bave been visiting their
sister. Mrs. /. II. Church, returned
home Saturday. They were called
here to attend the Kress and Miller
wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Hyde attended
church in Alma and were guests of
their son, Royal Hyde, and family last
Sunday.
Semour Kroutz who has been max
ing a trip in the west, has returned
home and is staying with Gill Green
hoe in Alma.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Smuelson and
family of Illinois who have been visit
ing with Chas. Anderson and family
, returned home the first of the week.
Harry Nelson of Saginaw called OF
friends in this vicinity last Sunday.
Mrs. Jemone Kinney spent Sunday
with friends in Emerson