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The Denver star., 1916-07-08

FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished
rooms at 2237 Cleveland place, all
modern. lovely nice bath and plenty
of hot water. Phone Olive 1875. Mrs.
Olive Simpson. 4t-4-29-16
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FOR Rem t Neatly furnished
rooms at 919 22nd st. Modern con
ycuieuces. Callie Howard.
1-22-l6-t1
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FOR RENT-Two rooms, one with
alcove, modern house. 1881 Ogden.
Phone York cow. Mrs. Young
2t-7-1-16
The Denver star., 1916-07-08

FOR KENT-Two large rooms, in
Guiding front room, at 24O4 WeltOn
St Phone Main 1890. Mrs. Steele.
4t7-8-16
The Denver star., 1916-07-08

FOR RENT-One furnished apart
n.ent, at 709 31st St. Phone Main
1859.
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TRAINING SCHOOL
GAINS FRIENDS
Institution In Durham, n. G.,
Gels Liberal Support.
RACE COOPERATION URGED

Leading School of Its Kind In North
Carolina Closes Year Clear of Debt.
General Julian S. Carr, Chairman Of
the Board of Trustees, Pays High
Compliment to President Shepard.
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Our book" and
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-07-19
SHUTDOWN NEWS

Miss Lottie Kagel was the
guest of Minneapolis relatives
last week.
Mrs. John Newell and chill
dren left Wednesday for their
home in Chicago. They were
accompanied by Miss Florence
Evans who will visit at the
Newell home for a short visit.
Miss Dagmar Jensen, of Min
neapolis, arrived here Thursday
for a visit with relatives.
Christian Croft, who has been
troubled with a badly infected
foot for some time, is recover
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Amana, and
children of Sleepy Eye spent the
past week at the Emil Tonak
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Lawrence
are the proud parents of a baby
boy born Wednesday, July IL.
The Misses Frances and Mar
tina Matter of Sleepy Eye are
guests Of their sister, Mrs. B,
Evans.
The funeral of Ole Dokken, a
former Shutdown resident, who
died at his home in Minneap-
oils Wednesday, was held at the
Lutheran Church Friday after
noon. Services were read by
Rev. jacobson of Window. Mr.
Dokken was the father Of Mrs
Hans Meyer.
Otto Peterson suffered a
stroke of paralysis Wednesday
afternoon while working in the
field. A specialist from Mime
apolis was called in consultation
with the local doctor Friday, but
could give no hope Of an imme-
diate recovery and his condition
is still critical.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-07-19
M. & ST. l.. EXCURSION TO
WATERFOWL, JULY Fl;
$500 ROUND TRIP

The M. & st. L. r. R. Co. will
run two special excursion trains
to Watertown, S. D., Friday
morning, July 21st. A trip to
Watertown at this season of the
year is always enjoyable. The
country is beautiful and RING
LING BROS, the greatest show
men in the world, will be there
to entertain you with their Gil
gantic and Spectacular Circus
and Menagerie; an exhibition of
marvellous beauty and of histor-
ical interest.
The special trains leave North
Redwood at 5:43 and 1920 a. M,
and returning will leave Water
town at 600 p. m. Tickets good
returning on late train No. Is,
Saturday evening, July 22nd.
Round trip fare $500. Adv.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-07-19
County Commissioners
Proceedings

Auditors Office Redwood Coun-
ty, Minnesota.
Redwood Falls, Minnesota, July
5th, 1916.
The Board of County Com
missioners convened in a spec
ial session at one o'clock P. M.
on the above given date, pur-
suant to a notice a copy of which
was duly read, all members were
present.
COUNTY DITCH NO. Al
In the matter of the petition
Of Joe M. Lord and others for a
public ditch in the township of
Springdale, heretofore numbered
by the County Auditor as Coun-
ty ditch No. Al.
The time having arrived for
q hearing On said petition name
ly, July 9Th, 1916, at one o'clock
P. M. said petition was duly
read and considered.
Jas. P. Gaffney offered the fol-
lowing resolution which was
adopted by unanimous vote of
the Board:
Whereas, a petition bearing
date the 10Th day of May, 1916,
signed by Joe M. Lord and 9TH
ers praying for the establish
ment of a certain tile ditch To-
Gated in the township of Spring
dale and heretofore numbered
as County ditch No. Al the route
Of which is fully described in
said petition; And Whereas, it
, appears that due notice have
been given of the tendency of
said petition.
Now Therefore, we the Coun-
ty Board of Redwood County,
do hereby appoint c. w. Lam
phere as a competent and ex-
perienced Engineer to make an
accurate survey of said proposed
ditch and to file his report with
the County Auditor on or be-
fore August 18th, 1916, said re-
port to be as by law required.
Geo. Schmiesing offered the
following resolution, which was
adopted by unanimous vote of
the Board:
Whereas, a petition signed by
Joe M. Lord and others pray
ing for public ditch in the
township of Springdale, num-
| bered by the County Auditor as
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-07-19
The Shot That Grazed
Tier Shoulder Reveals
Her Identity

When Torpete, the gypsy, stole
the little Princess at the order
of the Chancellor of Ehrenstein
he was pursued by men who
fired many shots. They did not
hit the abductor, but one Of the
shots grazed the shoulder of the
child. Fifteen years passed, and
that same child, by a strange
series of circumstances, finds
herself in the royal palace, un-
der arrest because her lover has
slain the Count who insulted
her. And in that same room is
the gypsy, who, in earlier years,
did the bidding of the Chancel-
lor. Suddenly the gypsy catches
sight Of the mark on the girls
shoulder-and then he confess
es that this little Goose Giiss-
really the heir to the thronel is
all the glories of royalty. and
These are just a few OF
events that take place in. The
L. Lasky's production cJessie
Goose Girl" founded ONT "The
McGrath's novel of til Harold
name, in which Marquee same
appears as the absolute Clark
able star. This attract.ly ador-
nounced as the offerinon is an
New Dream on Friday, for the
and should be one of tlJuly FL,
dramatic treats of the e pnoto-
.eaSOn.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-07-19
KANSAS POETRY

Personally we have great adj
miration for that Kansas bard
who wrote a poem describing a
hen turkey who had weathered
a cyclone. He told in stirring
lines how she was swirled into
the air and sucked into the vor-
tex Of the twister, and then
dropped to earth unframed, to
find that her brood had all per-
ished. He closes with these noble
lines:
''There she stood, exceeding
cam;
She didn't care a single DAM .
We don't know the poets
name, but these lines are enough
to immortalize him.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-07-19
CLEMENTS ITEMS


Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Riener
visited with Mrs. Riener's par
ents at Dudley last Sunday.
Gust Backer purchased a pia-
no from Kuske, the piano man
of Springfield. Mr.. Kuske de-
ivered it Monday.
Miss. Francis Matter of Sleepy
Eye visited at the O. Evans
home in Shutdown last week.
Mrs. V. C. Hofenspirger Wis
tied from Monday till Wednes-
day with her parents at Sleepy
Eye.
DR.. J. L. Adams, of Morgan
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was a professional caller here
Thursday.
Jos. Keulbs purchased Ford
automobile from j. w. Hofen-
spirger & Son Thursday.
Gust and Henry Hess, of Red
Lake Falls, Mimi, are visiting
at the F. C. Becker home this
week.
Mrs. Williams and children of
ST. Paul are visiting at the Ben
Wohlford home this week.
DR.. West, of Springfield, was
in town Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Nelson was Red
wood Falls visitor Friday.
Ralph Becker is on the sick
list.
Miss Lydia Hauptli assisted
at the VIM. Lindeman store last
Tuesday.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-07-19

ing on which was adjourned on
June 7th to July 9Th, 1916, and
it appeared that the Engineer
and Viewers were not ready to
report, therefore said hearing
was on motion Of John Arends
duly passed adjourned to Au-
gust 18th, 1916, at one o'clock
P. M.
On motion the Board ad-
journed.
H. M. AUNE,
Chairman of Co. Board.
Attest. L. P. LARSON,
County Auditor.
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Be careful of the ration OF a
dry cow. Every pound lost in
flesh before calving time will he
taken out of the next milking
period.
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Friday, July 7th, 1916.
COUNTY DITCH NO. 9

In the matter of the petition
of Chas. G. Sasse and others
praying to have County Ditch
No. 8 repaired, the time having
arrived for a hearing on the En-
gineer's and Viewers report,
namely July 7th, 1916, at II
o'clock A. M. the Board pro-
ceeded to and did hear all that
there was said for and against
granting said petition and on
motion of Ed. StefH duly passed
the Engineers report was re-
fered back to the Engineer and
the Viewers report was referred
back to the Viewers and the
hearing was adjourned to Sep
TENDER 18th, 1916, at II O'Clock
A. M.
Saturday, July 9Th, 1916.
COUNTY DITCH NO. 18
In the matter of the petition
of O. H. Stassen for repairing
County Ditch No. Is the hear.
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Wie Erupp anfing

MertpiiroNerpeiie mar gFtu, iebi
in Der guH5en Melt Der fpeitaus MIDI
tigfe plaB sur @nfertisur5 BON
&riessmunition, urfpriinsli9 befnnnt
als SIP zines RoanenfIoFters, no Bns
men aus Der bObren Gefenfdaft bic
miloen Borfdriftsn Der 8ergebuns
unb oes 5riebens ltbrten. DDS mar
freili4 nor mebreren Sobrbunberten.
Der 8e9riiuoer, Der einfode @rob@
f6mieb Griebrtd arupp, begann bas
9efddft i'm Sabre 1911 In einem fIeis
men fteinernen 5ouis, oas er fir tpes
nige bunbert 9aler onsstauft bate.
SEPT. nad einem S~obrbunoert Der bliis
benoifen Gntpidlung bilbet Die arupps
fhe Stablinbuitrie cine MftisnaeftIs
fmoft NIT undehtuerem aobffal flint
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ieiner 5rau pernabm, urlo polterte
bic @eiponItin, Die gum erItenmale
IN leinem Seben ibre eigere Mei-
nlne 10 enti6Ioifen nerfodt, Tie
ioae iid Inn ibren Sollsbalt fiji
mern, er iperoe mol Mannes gen1tg
Ietn. 81 beilrteilen, pen err in iei-
ileni Sanie mobnen mo in ieiner
8omilie Derfebren loiien ipole.
Anna Maria nno ibr @ater
bIloeten 5uiammen cine Madt, Der
oas feline 8eiblein oie Mlltter,
itld)t gefpodien mar. Sic aab, meim
alid) unter &opfid,iitteln uno beim-
Srdnen nad). SIR GinIprudo
id)ien inoeiien Der 9odter nift
gleidgiiltig al lein. sic ildte oie
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@eiter DDrmdrtSt
Npm aarl SSpcrmamu.

@turm auf @turm unb Shlas auI
6hldg
5ielen ftpIae Soften.
Neue Siege Sag fir Sag
Meloen Oft uro Meften.
@rOBe Dinee finb eefdeb'n;
9er3. gu barfit frobloden:
Saufenb e~iesesfabnen peh'n
8eim @elGut Der @loden.
Juble. 9era; bod ni9t gu laut:
S9peigenb rubin bic Soften,
S6neigenb, bnb Dir pieber graut,
Wnnoeln S%rauerboten.
Nd! Md finb mir nidt gefeit
Wioer graue SDrgen;
On oas belle 9eute reibt
Sid Elm bunfles Moreen.
We9felnb 1T beg Rrieses Slid.
Gbb' unb Slut I'M Meere,
0ortparts bier uno bort 5uriid
Wosen tdpf're 9eere.
pode 9era; bod felt unb fart!
Sen erftrablts i'm Nor6en.
S9per ~getroffen Biz ins Start
Jlob'n Der Steppe 9oroen.
81
Weiter poripdrts, fturmuntof.
Drdnsen DeutIhlanbs 9eloen.
@orpdrts nun, Biz Met unb Oft
Nur mod Siege meIoen!
8orndrts nun. Bis niemanb mag
Mebr bran orebfn unb beuten,
Biz am groben 5riebenstas
M1e @loden ldufen!
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Das 1alsbalto.
sfi3sr non Mauries Ytay.

yn gDurs eob man unaufb0rlid
groBe Diners. @e1enfhnften unf
8dne. Man amiifirte fib berrlid, ois,
reibiten aeutt Der nmgesenb fpohnten
ba, unb Die 'pradtpouiten Ghl0Tel,
oss 2anoes hfanoen iid in Der Tdbe.
Die fleins Jrnn BON 8eupremoni,
mar Bel alien Jeiten ftets bic @dOnife.
Sic tpdr eine feurise Briinetts. berenI
bunfle 6aare Nbenbs BEL Qidt IN
r6tbli6en Meflsren sIdnaten; baau be-
faB fe Die ltrahlenoiten Mussn, bit
ons gan5e @eii9t ourdfsu9teten
Gin beitridenbes 2ddeln ipielte biaus
fig um ibren feinseformten Wlnnb.
Diefe fd0ne 5rau mar bel f1Dnel
<als f90n, Tie mar rei5enb, aber nidi
febr DermDgeno. Sbr @atte. Elm un.
bebeutenoer 2anbeoelmann, aer5ufit
beimfid, nit @erfnerunaen feine be-
fdeibenen Ginfinfte gu bererDBern.
Sic befab feinerIei @9mud, aber fit
gIGn3te trpBbem itets burdb ibre aufs
1QlleHDe SUDnDetf.
Mber fl. grGmte iif bod, tperpn ibre
gnten Jreun0innen fe be(tdnbis be-.
balsrten.
Md, Iiebe Marsueritt, paruml.
trdgt Du nibt auh Elm p~erIenbnlss
bnnb ME rir2 Bite bod Deinen.
@nften, bob er Dir zines {henft."
Die fd0ne eitIe Jrau srtsegnett
0arauf nur feuf5eno:
sd made mir sor nidhg aua
Shmud."
Mber lire isbnfiihiissn Mueeu-
ftrdften ibre Morte 2igen.
n9Drs, Nlfreb". foste fx eineg
9ages gu ibrem Gotten, i'd NUT
lnbeoingt gum nddten groBen Bal.
elm perlenbdlsbanb trasen. Meim
Jreunbimen bemitleiben mid unauFs
bOrlid, bus sebt ni6t ldnsfr 70.
tpetter."
aMenn mir uns bas aber nidi
leiten fOnnen." ertpioerte Der @atte
drgerli9.
~Hatirfif meine id nllr Elm gals
banb aus unebten perlen, am Mbeno
lam man bas nidt Don e9ten perIen
unterIAeiben, nnb 81 foIden Ianeen
meint g~rfparnife.1
4m ndditsn morsen fdon sing
Jrau BON Beuprempnt 5u Serrn
2ebldnt. Dem sr0bten Sutpelier hn
Stabt nno perlangte ettpas itodenb
nnb errothenb Elm 6aIsbanb aus une
ebten gtrlen. Sic erfnbr jebod su
ibrem sr0Bten Grjtnunerl, bob uns
tdter S4mud bon alien bornsbmen
Damen Der @taM uno llmgegenb ges
trdsen tniirbe, Die 5BDne arou
tpolte bies tdum stanben, ieood Der
Safpelier meinte:
y5ier in yours Bat man gelo fir
dles. fiir sutss gHen. tbeurs Dsine.
pra9fpole Soiletten, niir niht fir
edten Sdmud!!4
.WcIIen Sic mir oIlo Elm falf1es
p%erIenfonier aeiSsn, tpie Is bic aabern
9amen traeen?"
Der Supelier f6ien nadsubenten
unb gu aogerr.
sausenbIidIi6 bobe i9 ieins auf
Roger, sndbige Jrau, aber fdon beute
1benb trifft cine neile Genbune aus
paris Elm, pielleiht bemiiben Gie fiG
morgen nohmals ber."
r@epib."
llnb am ndditen Morsen faufte
Jrau BON Bsubremont Elm fnlfhes
perl~tnfoIIier fir 1000 Urones. nit
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uiirfe, peldle iene geaen Den 6
liebten erbob.
Gortiesuna foIet.)
&9enmatiIde sdmersen beieitisf.

@nsfeIfrdmpfe, Steifbeit, fofpie
%rbermatilfe Sbmer8en mcroeis
Idneu ourh SIoan's ointment Be.
leftigt. Wan menoe es, pie anacoro-
net, an; IN fur5er 3eit miro onge-
ltebfne 8drme Den Sdmers bertrei-
ben. Sames Sereuion bon 9bila.
oelpbin Idreibt; Set id Sloan
Imminent an meinem Gnie gebraud,.
te, bin i'd aner Shmer8en Ieoie. 8e
item 9anf." 25c III allen Mpotbefen.
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The EIGHTEEN HOTEL

Was bebeutet ygbe Gisbtcen"? 9as
bette 5otel fir bns ipenigite @eIo IN 5nn
ar,tonio. 3inumer Doc. Musge5efd1nefe
Mablseiten 25e. Nie0rige Spe3inlra4en
Der ISOLDE. Sab frei. grodett 6277. Sn
c~entraler Gage. 302 SIosGInmo SfrnBe-
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3ptels.
OTE ALAMO

325 NIamo YIn5a -bibi6 moblierfs
reine 9irnmer. Doc, Toe 81 per Gag;
$3.50 nnD dnfpdrts per Wode. 3inlaler
nit 2 Betten $500 per Wode. Altes
SeIepbon grodett 658-
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Wegeniber Dem @unter Office : &C.
bdube, d12 0fsSouitn ctr. 9amens
@trobs rnb Pntnrnas9ite gereinigt lrio
eeformt. Weine Nrbeit tit nnilbers
freffIi6.
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ean antpnip a.ttp 9arts 81.

Wir hoben Sic @as Mnitalt, 9eilc
lato utenfiilien Der Sut~ernatioral Ilito
Shool a1gefauft unb ipiomen nniere Bet
lrn6 unIern Ganm ann5 bieier @elbdftss
8rnnde. @ir besieben beitdlbig Die
perSdiebenlten MutomobilSSeil nro err
lparen Sbnen Gels in inherent 9epartes
rnert fir ~aebraltdbte SeiIe unD ltenIis
lien, @alolin nnD Del. 613 Glib Manto
Sfrnfe.
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Doss mnO aobte.

@ir balten bic bette 9sble uuO Das
bette grennbol5. 8robiert nns. GIase
gBpub & Gpal 81. grodett 6058. Scenes
EEL. 1911.
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Mipmimas mnD 3elte.

eInmp Gent & 4spning Gp. @m. 2D-
re,set, giaentiimer. Mne uniere @anrerl
6aben bpaes @etpidt uno Otnb. pniieno
fir 6tanoorbs@ r0Sen. 2f5 Ibe. 9.
Selephon grodett 1858.
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SODA FOUNTAINS.

.GdrbDnnfors, etc; Blastditen un6 Mpos
tbcfer : 1Iten{iIiem. AIe StbIe nnb Br5s
fen nuf Eager. eiuige iuetig eebrnuds
te Observation-Disclosures Qa6esis nib
SIeifder ginribtlnaen.
CD. 5rtebrih, Ndbritnnt.
Seit 33 Snbreu in Gnn entonio. Fer.
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RANDALL HOTEL -Sriiber bas SCI
gotta, unter neuer 2eitnug; ie0es SimS
mer nit Sab. NieDriglte Staten in Der
Gtaot fir 9ieguldre. 3fpD %. StepbeHs,
Manaaer.
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Lawn Mowers

qefhdrft. Meiier unb 6heeren gefdlifz
len. 6h[oTerdrbeiten. Mepnratur BON
Carpet Gfpeepers nnb M~dbmnfhinens
Hegen5dirrue iiber5ogen lluo repdriert.
507 NdDnrrD Ctr. Sci. Frnbis 442I
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eda9s II. Yferoegeidirr Geparati1

8ringt Cure grbeit gu &. S. goaar;
er beriteht fein geibdftl Butes 6aubs
ndben unb Neparieren. 3ufrieoen6eit
edrdntierf at Nbss s. grodett $50.
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Or. q. II. PETRY

@ra6rierter g1iroprneter, entferGt
bic 1lrfade bon Grnnfbeiten, o51e Nr5nsi
ober @e1er. 203 9nerler @ebdloe,
PA @effsgomuserce Ctr. Gan Nutonia
grofett 1898
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Gamen unO geaiiaeI5ntser.

Jreb GtaffcI, $40 Gif gonuterst
CTR. 9en, 0etreibe, 0artenS iito sseloias
men, 0efiiiaclfutter. ~Sflfnbntorer.
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III Cameron Str, automobi[ : 9iepnras
'furen, GrbacetbIene : Gdfpeibung. 1ls
beiten am Nnfn6rtss nno Gntsiiaoungss
Mpparat. grodett 1926.
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Merchants Transfer Co.

Transportieren uub aufiteIen bon
.Saies~ nnp jddperer Raidinsris cine
Gpe3iaIitdt. Nbholen, gerienoen| gnfbes
mabren etc. Office 510-5f4 9olorold
Ctr. 9eibe SeI. $50.
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Lawn Mowers aei6drft

70 out ME neu, freie Mblieferung. Md
Inns, a~ltbeipdbrtes @eIhdft. 311 Soitrtb
Ctr. Gel. grofett 1902.
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4ranspnrt Wefeafdaffem.
Carter MuIIaIy Transfer Co..

BntniIiens artfhcn unb 9roldten. ges
lorgt llm5iebeH unp M6beI : Qnaeruna.
Baggage Fransier. Eelepbon 1913.
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&erf0ngt Gbamberiain's perfeftes
&iiden Gutter. @ntb1lt fem &orn,
bdIt GingetDeioe geiunp nno Seine frdfs
Zig. Sci @roceriiten ober grodett 1888,
Cater Gseb Co.. 420 Glib 8lores Ctr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-20
KNIGHTS AND LADIES
CELEBRATE VICTORY

Amarillo D0up$l 40. 1906,
EH..s 3Hd Ladies' OF Security will
Cav" o. notification aud celebration
.,'rr '.Hll1r night following the
victor. 3. s...h the Texas state ban
'.. Do, hig.,st casn prize within
... .at.l States Rgs awarded for
'.. .r.a.o.J laiu within the sec
'HI .uH..r o.. 'ho present year.
n...Hu has been prepared for
ID. CO. a'iun, and officers and
Hu1. .are extended welcome
H HrHd. O. is expected 10 make
.. Ht.rta notable ono In connection
H..h 'h" work OF the organization in
'WH.I.. Following is am outline
.. ''r program
Promo solo, Ruth Conwell
Opening address Ernest e. Mob
.r
Violin solo Mr. Benz accompan.
.ai hr Pauline Riotmlnn.
Reading. Ni-r Perry.
song Abort T.mu0uv.
Reading Charlse Leola.
Solo. Miss Emma Anderson.
'H.r, ] T.. Pope.
Violin solo Mr. Benz. accompan.
"a .. Pauline luotmann.
Reading Cleo Eerlov
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-20
MILLER ASsAILS
C0LQU|TT METHOD.
SAYS CrLBERsON's OPPONENT f.
SUBSTITUTING REAL IsstI IN
CAMPAIGN.
PARTY LIFE At STAKE
Tslls Hearers A. Pilot Point Thnt
Defeat ~ Culbcrson Means
Defeat ~ National
Nominee.

Plot Point. Denton County. AuR.
H. Before big Saturday afternoon
crowd which was made up largely M
'a-mory. Judge Barry Miller speak.
llg for senator Culberson today de-
fined the issues Of the senatorial
ompaign and condemned oscar ~
c0louitt for injecting cheap poll.
Ties .ntO tho race.
Judge Miller was IN fine fctilo. re
spoke to what was apparently q
Dulherson crowd earnestly. We're
coming back next Saturday. too. and
vote for Charley Culberson." one
man shouted when Judge miller com.
ment"d on the size Of the crowd.
The people OF Texas are not 20.
ing 10 bee duped In this campaign "
Governor Of Texas. the issue "can not
roIng 20 be- diverted BY the cheap
polictis ~ Mr.. Colquitts campaign.
The issue IL clear cut. Il Is 'Wul
you vote for a Democratic or Re
publican On August 2G' You men
Fho are opposed 10 Wilson be- hon
ett about %. vote for Hughes aud
stay out OF the Democratic primary
D cannot see how any one who is %
sincere Wilson supporter can favor
C0IQuiti In this contest
~ In other speeches this uccF
tho speaker dwelt upon the basic
theme OF his address. returning o.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-20

tho only outside interference at
tempted iu this campaign was whom
. % Colquit' wrote Co Eorlhl. iu
Sew York. soliciting me aid ol Nc
German American Alliance and asb-
ing Noclhlr o. goo bernard Ridden.
boz 40 effort 90 have these men FOO
S. York deliver go C.'luijt .lc
German vote ,n Texas that ho was
afraid Nas go.un to Horny u Do
.,-r ru. which 90 o. not 'ha. "a
u0crlfip President and hia Cahi-
u.' ""r. Hcek.nr to tight ihe worst
DI.ms .. Democracy Boz Texas. uor !
that nr NHrs, outside Interference
Cham when CglWfi appealed 90 K.r'.
ole auI Ridden Boo Sew YORK Co t"-
liver ..m fH, German vote 100 T'w'
And rI. 5ay at'ur hughes Wa uo-
Wm % .u. Chicago papers nr..l
,r appeal from tbo rotary ol GIFTS
American Alliance ape
apIug ,U German voters to sup'O Q
huEHu fl, Republican nominee. t'r
pr,eii.a. % doesn't come Nuh
lood ua. ,mW 'Hia man Colqu ''
nlk 1ba#' outside interference boo rH.s
senatorial race
Judge NHNr said Nr Colruit. BE-
playing heap politics" aud "ttiu-
20 app.a 'a asuuathy Dos saying nr
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enetle reslme No. he aid th,s a.
Governor of Texas " you lad said
those things. or DO : bad aaid them
q wouldn't have made much differ
ence but be- said them In formal
Interview as Governor of no great
rst State be- nid them ag your Coz
oru0f. speakInF Ior 500 anI ihf
Republicans took Il 4oHlHciaflon
~ no wilson administrator as cam.
paIgu literature. Uo' ueau.e % o.
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