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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-19
@unoertjd6ri9es Regiment.

Mm 16. Sonuar, 1916, feierte oas
Sproler &ai1erjdgerregiment feinen
bunoert1 ten @eburtstg. Sebt, in bic
fen @turcen ernften MingenS, fteben
feline ergdn5ten 8atai1one on ben
@ren3en Sprols. @ie famen I'M De-
5enber, 1915, BON @ali5ien uno go
len 5urid, INN einige Moden @ube uns
@rbo1ung gu genieben. gu Elm fang
bes &riege5 ml1rben tie na9 Der Dit
front ge1onot, ND iie in Den peru1@
9ludten 5elo5ii9en gegen &ublano org
gelitten 6atten.
Die @eiaidte oes @egimentes TT
trefflid III Der Je1treoe bes 2anoesz
perieioigungSfommanOarten gei4ilz
bert, in 8poen an1 16. Sanuar. IS
mar Elm Ghrerltog, in Sal uno aut
Bergen, fir alt uno jung. General
@anfls eefliaelte Morte:
Ser 16. Sumner, 1916, 1T Elm ftol@
ger @ebenftag fir gang Sprol uns
@oralberg. 9unrert Sabre finb es
beute, oab Die helbenmitiger Sproler
Raiierjdger bur4 Sic @nooe oes Sat
{ers Jran3 l. ibren rubmponen Naz
men fibren. Moimmer in btei er lanz
gen 3eit es gait, e%in5utreten fir Sat-
fer unb Mei@, iparen Die &aii eridser
itets in Ser bor0erften &etbe. Die
arieg5gefdi@te uno bas 9eiligtum am
@eree Sfel aeben s3eugnis ibrer be@
roifden aampfe uno @iege. 9a fam
ser jebige er0bte un0 f@perite aaer
Rriese. bic Se1terreid je gefibrt. Mas
bos Seer bisber fiirs @aterlano Ell
1tritten unb eriturmt, Sic &aiieridger
boben reo1i@ tbren Sell oaran, uns
nie 1ie miteefodten baben in Mors
unb @ib, in Sft uno Meft, boben
bic 5einoe gu ibrem @@reden erfabe
rem. Mpbin mir beute I'M eren Bltd
penben, rinesum f%lattern uniere Sab
men i'm @lanse oes @ieges, uno am
bunoertten S%obrestaae ftefen bic Sat
ieriGqer als trelle MGdter auf Den
Bergen Der eeliebten 9eimat, unerz
{diitter1id uno treu Bis in Sen SOB
nie tire Mhnen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-19

1t is Ordered. That the time within
which all creditors Of the above
named decedent may present claims
against his estate In this Court, be,
and the same hereby is, limited to
three months from and after the date
hereof; and that
FRIDAY, THE 18th DAY OF
JANUARY,
1917, at 9 o'clock A. M, in the Probate
Court Rooms at the Court House at
the City of St. Cloud in said County,
be, and the same hereby is, fixed and
appointed as the time and place for
hearing upon and the examination,
adjustment and allowance of such
claims as shall be presented within
the time aforesaid.
Let notice hereof be given by The
publication of this order in der
Nordstern" as provided by law.
Dated, October 18th, 1916.
(Seal) j. B. HIMSL.
1862 Probate Judge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-19
rar, 70 fei enslonb @tutf&lano h

rar. 70 fei Gnslanb Deutf@lano h
ser Tormulierung bon Meltma@tios<
allen porange9anaen. Ser Rrieg TT
i'm @runoe Elm arieg 5meier Men<
anf9auungen, uno es mii11e 3ugegebea
merben, oab fir Elm 9eut1@lano, oos
ni6t innerli9 i'm Nieberganse ge&pefsa
lei, ser &rieg u11permeibli6 tpar.
Man fann ni@t leidt elmer offen.=
rem Mnertennuns Der @elatipitat Der
@taatsz unb Ma4taufa1ung begegnsa
pie fie3 in ben folgenoen 3eilen offes<
bort:
rDie geoerapbif6en 2%anogren3sa
baben oen groben Nationen ost
europdi19en Sentiments gemiHe
itoatsbirgerlt6en 8ef@rGnfungN
auferlegt, oenen unfer 2anb entriaz
men fDnnte"
ODER:
Dem in England {onit 10 piel &C.
l9mdbtsn grettf9te miro grobes Sol
9e5out uno 5ugegeben, er babe aud fur
oen Gtoat ni9t mebr Ma6t geforbert,
als 6ieier braude; fein betonntts
Mort: vDie @trablen oes e0ttlihen
2i9tes bre9en fi9 in unenoli9e,
@trablung in ben ein5elnen Nationen;
ieoe Nation fat bas @e@t gu glauz
ben, oab gepiNe &rafte Ger g0ttlihen
@ernunft gerobe in ibr, bag beiBt III
bieier ipe5;eaen Nation, ibre h0@fk
Gntpidlune finoen," miro ouf etne
@tufe eefeBt NIT Dem alten englif9en
MaPl{prud: nMp country, right Of
mrpng." Mu9 bic angebli9e Ma4tz
tbeorie Ireitidfe5, Die na6 oes eng
li{9en @Grift{teQers Msinung Ser bid
meniger beoeutenbe 8ernborbi 1elb itdnz
Sig peiterentmidelt babe, miro auf ir
ridtiges Mab 8uriidgefiibrt, inoeu
ge1oet miro, bab es gan5 unbeoentlid
{ei, @taatspertrdae, Sic 1ib iiberleH
baben, gu fiinoiqe1.
Sa5 Bun ais 9an3es TIT etnes Der
ftdiirtt ten 9ofumente in benz englii&en
5elo3ug ouf 500 uno 2eben tpioer
r6ie beutfden Jeinbe Ser 3ioiliiation.N
pie er in Ger feinbliAen 4auptniltiides
pre7e gepreDigt miro, gu unleres
Sun item; e5 berubt auf grinolidex,
fa6mdnniiden &enntniRen uno TT, %
es BON fpe5ifiI@ angelia41f4em
@t%anopuntte gef@rieben 1T, bic glan@
3enbit Mnerfennung oeutf9en 9et1teSf
bic sic &riegsliteratur berporgebra@
fat, @ie fort oas @rf4etnen os
8u9es in 6ranfrei6 pertimmt bot,
bemeifen 8erDffentli@ungen i'm Suit
uno Sttoberbeft Ser r@epue BEG bel1
monoes," in benen auf bas l1neeit
gemGbe elmer folden Mnerfennung Der
8ebeutune Deutidlanos fir bic 3ipt
%lifatirn Ser Menf@bett In oiefen
Mugenblid bingetpiefen miro.
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Die J%1cna9erie.

Sci Der 10. 9ipi1ion befinben f1d
ein 3eiiig, elm 9adel, Elm &eb uno cine
3abme &rdbe. Gines Sages fam eia
Meloeretter BON Der baberiiden Nad@
.barbtptiion. Gr bepunberte ben 3oolsz
gtf@en @arten iebr. 8%efonbers oen
9adel. Notiirli6 tpurbe er eefrogt,
mas fir BieGer benn bel letnem @tobe
p6ren. % NEIL" tefonnte cr f6ltdf,
.Wftr ham 9rao on Mttai@a un 5tpoa
ariQsberV6teritatter!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-19
Mmtblpfgfeit.
@enn SIR @ud %entmutbigt

Wenn Hbr Tnd enfmufb1gt n11o
per5agt fiiblt, gebt nidt anf, ion.
bern nebmt cine Colts @bamberlain's
Sablette un6 SIR iet6 fat INNER ge-
miB, 6aB tie in etnem o6er 5pet Ea=
gen @u6 gor3 gut fublen mo4t.
Mrtbloiigfeit lit bGufig Ser nnper=
oauli6feit un6 8ilioiitdt 5u5uf4rei'
ben, mogegen 6ie1e Tablette Defenders
mertbpon iin6. gu foltfen in SenrD's
Corner Drug @tore. = Mn5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-19

in Millpal1fee gebradt, mo tie ii6 it,
res lei0en0en 3ltitatl0es pegen nnter
ar5tlider 8eban0lung befinoet. =
Yo1l Gbeiien ml1roe Mo11tag BON iei=
neln in Mi9mono tp%obnen6en 8ruoer
IS. st. Gbeilen nod ct. CLOUD &C.
bradt unb I'M oortigen ct. &dpbaelS
9oipital on0eren Cages tuegen Blind
6arment5iinorng operiert.
&pfptlle.
SsSn oenr n1lter Mufiidt 6es g. 81.
&bielmatm bon ct. CLOUD gebaltenen
orei Gountp=0% faisfontelt bat &atbari=
no. Die pier5ebn Sabre alte Go6ter
ser nabe Hleaiant Safe mobnen6en
6amilie Solepb 2iebl Sen erlten
YreiS gemomerL ser ibr $25 ei1l=
bradte. : Sobam &oborlt NOR lebte
@od)e nit Dem Mufite0en ser Mai6i=
merle III ieiner neren 8utterfabrif be-
i6aftigt, sic er om 5omltag 6em Ser
febr eroffnete. Sobn Glarf bon Ser
bier felt Sabren beitan6enen @larf &
Wcgormid @ra1rite So. lit 6urb Mn=
tauf alleiniger gigentbiimer oieier
groBartigen Snouitrie-M nlage getpor-
l6en.
Hier5.
Mm Montag bergungener 8o6e
mur6en nod einem INN 9 ubr in Ser
let. Soiepbs Yfarrfird)e gebaltenet1
geelenamte oie ir6iiden u%eberrelte
Ser Greitags porber i'm ct. Soiepbs
Mltenbeim gu ct. CLOUD int auBerge-
1p0b11li6 bober1 Sitter bon 81 Sobren
geitorbenen 6ra11 Barbara 2ei6en=
frolt aa1f oem bieIigen @ottesoder CUR
e1pigen &l1be gebettet. Die @eritorz
bene tpuroe in Seiterreid) geboren,
BON mo tie NIT Ser Samilie in 1865
in 6ieies 2an6 ta11t. 9iele lieB lid
porerlt in Cane County, ISIS, nie6er
ut16 font 1pater nod Bter3> mo tie ibr
Deficiencies &eim mudte. SIR @atte
!ging ibr Dor feds Sobren in sic @mig=
felt poran. SedS &in6er betrauerr
SEN 500 Set gnten Mh1tter. Woge tie
ruben in 6rie6en!
@ben &allep.
Sim Ell ten Mobember no6mittags
miro gtaats iefretar Sulius g6mabl
bier fem un6 in elmer Mniprade feline
geredten Mnipriibe ouf cine @ie6er=
tpobl om z. September florlegen. Mm
IL. September miro er nQd1mtttQqs in
@atfins nn6 am 81. Setober aben6s
fin 8rooten ipre6en. = Soiepb
@artih, melder mabren6 Ser 5tpei
Iebten Sabre in ser bieitgen 811tter=
fabrif tbdtig mar, bat aus @eiun6s
beitsreiidiidten sic @tellung aufge=
ben miiilen urr6 lit nad ieinem Setm
in Budman, Morrilon County, 5nrmd=
gefebrt.
ct. M1gmita.
@eorg Tonies, Sobn ser bier mob=
nen6en @itttpe I0nies,. mel6er iid
BEL ser Mrbeit I'M Dienife oes 8ern=
bar6 2an6mebr cine Gerlebung 5u5og,
befin6et 1id felt Montag int st. So
pboels 6olpital 81 ct. @lou6, mo er
elmer 8lutbergiftung megen unter
dr5tlider 8ebon0lung itebt. = Die
6omilte Eonp Serrobe bon ct. CLOUD
%erfrel1te lebten @onntag 6ie bier mob=
nen6en 6amilien Soiepb &l0ppner
mn0 Seinri9 &iffmeDer nit ibrem
Sci u@e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-19

- Mbeele1nt. rMein Trau:
lem, bemerten Sic nidt, oob If
Sbnen mie Sbr @4atten folse?"
% netn. Meinen @9atten bobs
III mir bel METER porgeI telt."
= @dper ~ ma@en. ~9Sr
NAL, tpie ser Muller intereh ant bon
leinen Bsrstouren %eradblt!!1
rSa : penn Der i9on oreimal
ben SAILS ge6ro6en bdtte, f0nnte ct
ai@t i@limmer nit Ieinen Mb3tlr3en
renommiersn!"
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Order Limiting Time to File Claims
Within Three Months, and for
Ho0rinU ThnroOn

John P. Goedert, Deceased.
State of Minnesota, County Of Stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of John
P. Goedert, Decedent.
Letters testamentary this day hav-
ing being granted to Susanna Goedert,
and it appearing by the affidavit of
said representative that there are no
debts of said decedent;
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'nAEE NEW FORESTS
FOR QEDI=".|E".EI|.GIE|.A.N'!Il
This Time They a Are !, For 4 n i
I dustry and Not to Shell
-s+stt@., vHtg lHffES.Sl 49,
.sterslsanlc.3 3ns.e.
.sterhanlc.l D.

correspondence Associated l'rcss)
LONDON, Dec. 9S.-.A movement
for the home growing OF timber has
bcSn initiated here by lord sSelE0urne
III ortsc.' tCf.revito 0!.astca1tIy., 'decIln'
!ns Iuduatry. Forcigncj comp petition
has. within the past twenty years
driven all enterprise out OF the Brit.
ISL liz ber%trade and efriGhtenedSaWay
3capltaI but Lord SclbOlrnc hopes%to
take advantage OF aF.iempoTSry' rcrl.
;evai r,iue.to the; war atNsl put the III
dusty oh Il permanent, footing.
Forestry, he declared III an address
before the English Forestry AsSocia.
lion this wcck, has never received
proper attention In England. English
woods should be- organized. rev trees
properly guarded aud destructive an.
i.iu,nls, such us rabbits. cXternlinateH.
Tho speaker concluded with an ap'
peal TO coalmcn 10 make; their pit
prop contracts with British .lanaown-
crS, j - rs!
An immense amount tamOunt,or ttm-
Der has been imported hero since the
outbreak OF war. particularly for the
construction OF temporary, harrac lSs al
the army training camps. Yet the
freight rates have been: SO heavy that
the resulting higher price Of imported
timber has given the British an un:
expected opportunity. The freight
/ cost has had the effect of "a bonus for
! home products. Owing to the. short
age of Props from Norway English
props have been considerably used in
the mines this Yeaf..,.E English timber
OF the rougher sort for seantllns and
rough work has supplemented the US
ual Canadian supply. as well. ;,.,, 81 !.
The Forestry Association passed
resolutions asking the government, Ito
retain at homey experienced timber
men offering themselves. as Derby re-
cruits, and also to recall them, from
1.-the army. -. ~ a
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Ohio Guardsmen
y are Ordered Home
RlNG LEADERS IN RECENT RIOT.
tx, Il ING ARE FINED AND
- IMPRISONED

i ,YorNGsTowN, Ohio, Jan. IA
Seven hundred soldiers OF the Fifth
Regiment OF the Q. y. G. OH strike
duty at mob.ridden East Youngstown
1, 'n.e last; Saturday, left for their
homes. last night. in a special train.
'B4'Igadier General John c. Speaks. In
command OF the guardsmen, and mem"
beers Of his staff, also.left. The Eighth
regiment. consisting Of 700 men, was
to duty in East Toungs.
town Under command Of Col. Edward
Yo!lrath OF Bucyrus.
4 strtIc troubles at the mills Ut the
youngstown Sheet and Tube company
ana the Republic Iron and Steel COM
pany have entirely disappeared with
most offthc mills ope:attngas usual.
1.-TWO men, alleged 10 nave beenrtng.
leaders iii the East Youngstown strike
riot. received hearings yesterday be-
fore Justice of the Peace E. NJ. Faust.
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MANI. Aeaualntanee wIth .FIro.

The progressive steps Of mans &C:
quaintance with FIRE are three-the
knowledge Of fire, the means OF uti'
LIKING it and the means Of preserving
It. The last step, which IS one OF tho
most important in the history OF mans
development, is fully illustrated by
the series Of different apparatus and
materials. Many improvements have
followed the first steps in mans prog
ress, and each method has been sub.
ject to various notifications by diff
terent peoples. What was probably
the first method, that OF rubbing two
sticks together with the hands, was
improved by reciprocating motion eff
fects; the twirling Of one stick held
vertically between the palms and rest
ing on second lying horizontally on
the ground, then by the addition Of a
bow and socket, followed BY the
weighted stick as IN the pump drill,
and finally the machine with cogwheels
and crank as employed in Sudan.
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MERCHANT MARINE
PROBLEM InBR!IA!.!.N!!!!.
Many Vessels Being De:
stroyed and p radically
None Being Built.

LONDON, Jan. g. Correspondence
of me Associated Press) The ques:
ton q tonnage for carrying the over.
eco trade and particularly. the grow.
inEIseafeityS OF tonnage under the Brit
I'm mercantile flag Is causing good
deal80f5 anxiety. "A week or two ago,
an Sunofd cia1annonncenert was made
that work might be resumed on merr
cantiie Shfpbuilding in various yards
OF Great Britain but SO far as Official
confirmation has been received and
from the meagre reports regarding
R0ySrnm emit orders In several yards i
seems that there Is very little likeli.
Hood of q transference OF any quaint
ifyots workmen from government to
private contracts in the near future.
As8about one.ffth OF the total mer-
camille tonnage Of the country Is COM
mandeered for Admiralty purposes,
md during the four weeks ending De-
csmher3 5 6forty:nine vessels were sunk.
mad dition to the already large losses,
SsitN will be seen that there rs only
comparatively small margin OF boats
left for carrying the country's trade.
In addition the cost OF the few yes
sets belae co:1l Picta mas l'Tr
CON since sne oTss 't.al col.T
etssRere$ placen OWING 10 Ihc c ,ni
in prices . IN" 't%se'
o. ~
tsrial sand higher wages "e 'l'i' pS
sMioEAnien, 49, ~ ,,oor
1l 1E5a naE H.. ~" " n,,
gsAk az. AZ va -.
s1itloasS anu are piaGlns "s"ciS W.
noatsS N most aVallanle Sa'"s 80
Az nrnylnE up Eec"l'''i'"''" '"'''''Eo a.
81, ~ ..,I't,h tba covcrrmoot ts
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lnnulte |, / a clreat acIentlaE.

When a pension was voted to Fara'
day for his remarkable additions to
scientific knowledge, from Which I'M
told millions OF pounds sterling have
Injured, an ignorant lord was selected
to announce the grant, but tnHormed
Faraday that he did not think much
OF this science buslhess. and! added:
Now, really, FaTaday, its AL: a shunl.
bug anyway, ISN'T. TT" SThesinsulted
ehemiSt refused the pension until
pther better informed otnetals apollo.
sized humbly for the tmperttn ence OF
.ss'hlB lordship.% n N N n
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.M1ANllINGTON NEWS

suffering from q severe attack Of grip.
THONGS {. Murphy. Il fnrMrF resi-
deaf Of this tnwll, HOW Of %aueSFl:c'
Ohio, is lrunSact"iS business here.
Clarence Baker, OF the Clayton al
lition. has returned from MI. Clemens.
Mich, where he had been IN the in
terest OF his health. FIc Is somewhat
improved.
Miss Reba Mari OF cIarksburE St,
has returned from Fairmont where she
was visiting with Mrs. Herbert Mo
sof, former resident OF this city.
Master Carl Bushy Of the Clayton
addition is suffering from all attack
OF chickenpox. ,
Mrs. Harry Clovis and Mrs. Harry
Campbell have returned to their home
In Clarksburg after visiting III the
Brookside addition with Mrs. Fred
KSmer
Virgil Baker has returned to his
duties III Fairmont after visiting in
this city with his parents.
Rev. MIR. Park, Jr., Of the Presby
terrain church, is recovering from an
attack OF grip.
Tile Westminster Guild of the Pres
byterian church met Thursday even
ing at s o'clock at the home of Mrs
Lucian II. Boor on East High street
Mrs, Ellis Glover and Miss Florence
Buckhannon were the hostesses.
Bert Turner OF the South Penn Oh
company has returned from business
visit 10 Charleston, W. Va.
F.. J. Nelson has returned to his
home in Bellaire, Ohio, after a visit
in the Homewood addition with D
q
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and provided that rnGer certain cir
cumstances this construction you'd be
carried on rs war work. Every dag
Of delay to such a bill delayed the com
pIet!on OF merchant Rh;ps diminished
tonnage. maintained Ereights ;aEil in
creased tie PRICES NJ sncSce.artes q
life ANA many other thinS:Ft,ss"ntial
for Inc proper conduct Of TIC war.
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WAKE UP FEELING FiNEi BEST
LAXATIVE FOR MEN, WOMEN
AND CHILDREN. AZ

Enjoy life! Remove the liver ard
bowel poison which is keeping your
head dizzy, your. tongue coated,
breath offensive. and stomach sour.
Don't stay bilious, Constructed ana
full OF cold. Why don't YOU get q box
Of Cascarets from the drug. store ana
eat one or two tonight and enjoy the
incest; gentlest liver and bowel clean:
sing you ever experienced. You will
wake Up feeling fit and tiness Cascar'
els never grippe or sicken. like salts,
mills and 3calomel. They! act SO gent
~ that you hardly realize you have
taken cathartic Mothers should
give cross, sick, bilious orS feVerish
Children a whole Cascaret any: time
-they,tact thoroughly and are harm.
less. N 1..A... !. Az. M \. 81 s Nh
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Personals.

Personals.
Ex.ehiets OF Police r. e. Sturm has
FatasAed from a business trip to
SNYlteeling III:
William Phillips, OF Sunshine, has
returned from d business trip to I'M
SderWo GOD. W rs ..t
John kimberlan. Of New York, was
sG$recentS visitor at the home of his
sister. Mrs "A. L. Prichard on Pleas.
ant Street. He stopped here en- route
from Navajo, Mo-, where he spent
tho holidays. -
Miss Margaret Roach of Main street
has been III for the past week with
8rtpg
Fred Nv. Bartlett has returned from
asbnsiness. visit to the county seat.
Mrs. Marsh Matthews is suffering
from IN attack of grip at her home on
Eaft High street.
VIM sRuahford and daughter, of
Gl6SsfS Gap, were In the city Thurs.
day whiting with relatives on the
Hamilton Terrace.
ia. "a Stephens of Marietta, Ohio,
va 81 this city Thursday looking
over tie business section. 1t Is un'
der9t God he will establish an up'to-
d6te grocery here.
III. and Mrs. Lewis Jetfries OF
pfldgeport Ohio. have returned to
tRetE home liter! a weeks visit with
relatfResS in this city. u.
EarisI1etzi has accepted . position
Rt The Arlington hotel.
Afiasi Loura Burt entertained mum.
hef of friends at her home. on Main
StFnek pgednesdays afternoon.
Miss Mamie Ballentine OF Ripley, w.
~ II qIIfSS Jf1tS cfty for a visit with
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The men are JohniA ngtl and Icf2 .pop.
tn.. AnGil, swaa fined $500 and costs
and sentenced to 80 days in the coun-
ty jail. Dopin was fined. $500 and costs.
officials OF tho sheet and tube com.
pany identified Angll and Oopin as
leaders, nB Lh0 mob. Other trioters
were fiscd SIS to 500 and lieced gun.
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.LoIn,01 Needed.
N8HN

The B.5 70. railroad company have
large force of men at work laying
afseMffs carry away The waste from
ne ditch along their tracks on West
Railrpad street. This ditch has been
q dtaenseSb breeding place for several
wars and The people OF Warrington
apSre the REINFORCEMENT. The work
ins CARRIED on under the supcrvis-
foasoff III. q o. Supervisor II. II. Ted
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y 2 " n. { " llkssSgs..
To k1o9pital,

377 O x 80 N % FIV9FIEal' T--
Mrs. Arch Cowan tot Monroe street
has been taken to. the Ohio Valley
General hospital, Wheeling, for an OPP
GRAFTON for appendicitis. Mr.. Cowan
ana DIR. w. R. Andrews accompanied
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He is congressman from Minnesota
and such whale for work" that he
gets down to his nEa!e III Washington
ut 4 or in the morning. Anyway.
he usually meets the nilkman.
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spa" said the small seeker afters
knowledge, what is q kiss g ~
kiss. my son.. said the father. who
hadn't lived flfty years In yatn. Us
nothing divided by two."-Asxcnange.
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y. IN PerSonaI6.
Ex,efdefs OF Police r. e. Sturm has
FataS1ed from business trip to
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der 500 bond to keep the peace q
Fa..l,,c,,rl,,s peani,Io,nI,

one year.
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and daughter, of
In the city Thurs.
relatives on the
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Miss Sarah Wiens left Saturday for
Chinook, Montana, where she will
make an indefinite visit with her
brother who lives at that place.
W. E. Carson of route transacted
business in town Saturday. The
Democrat acknowledges the price of
years subscription from Mr.. Carson
while in town.
G. n. Weber of near Hayne trans
acted business at the county seat
Saturday. Mr.. Weber will furnish
a weekly contribution of news to the
Democrat from now on.
You will find in this issue a state
ment of the First National and
Peoples State banks. Both institu-
tions show creditable statement
and indicate prosperous condition.
Duane Molthop left last week for
Chicago, where he will enter the en-
ploy of the Vierling steel works. His
sister, Mrs. Louis Vierling who spent
several weeks here at the Molthop
home, returned with him. -
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Mrs. VIM. Foltz returned Friday
from Wichita where she spent several
weeks visiting her mother.
The Democrat acknowledges a re-
newal of subscription from Henry C.
Hitch Of Guymon this week.
Mrs. G. H. Easily came down from
Plains Friday to spend few days
with her mother, Mrs. Barnett
Mrs A. W. Sessler returned FRIDAY
to her home In Pratt after spending
several weeks here with relatives.
JeWeler Wilkins made a business
trip to Hooker and Guymon the first
of the week. he has a branch store
in both the towns named.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Mesnard and
son, Bob, and Miss Anna Van Hook,
of Forgan, transacted business mat
tiers in Liberal Monday.
Mrs. Francis Atkins arrived Satur-
day from Parksville, Kentucky, to
visit her sister who lives in Beaver
county.
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W. n. Teel of Hooker transacted

W. n. 1eel of Hooker transacted
business here Monday.
Rex Powelson of Hooker was Lib
eral business visitor Monday.
Mrs. W. T. Atkins and baby return
ed last week from Atchison.
Alvin Hyde of Satanic was coun-
ty seat visitor Friday.
Mrs. Gilmore Tolliver of Tyrone was
a visitor in the city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Curtis made a
business trip to Hooker Monday.
R. E. Summers made a business
trip to Guymon Tuesday.
If you need coal cinders for any
purpose, call Uncle Jim's job wagon.
Mrs, F. A. Blake Of Hooker was
among the ont-of-town shoppers in
the city Friday.
Mrs. ] R Lyle returned Friday
from Hutchinson, where she had
spent couple of weeks visiting her
parents.