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Mary E. Cairns, Devils Lake; Martin
Ranvik, Lansford; M. Mawhinney,
Winnipeg; May Mawhinney, Winni-
peg; Geo. Hindley; Miss Nellie john
son, Petersburg; Mabel Henderson,
Crystal; Mrs. William Owens, Noun
tain, N. d.; c. r. Brathvode, REYNOLDS,
N. D.; G. o. Schulstad, Reynolds; A.
w. Lamer, Nashville, Tenn; Miles
Warren. Michigan; M. d. Cavanaugh,
Crary; Mrs. T. Thorson, Devils Lake;
F. A. Prize. Knox, N. D.; Edna j.
Gretchen. Oberon; Edwin Brush, Chi
cago; Chanc Kay, Chicago; Jas. Bur-
ris, Willow City; Mrs. c. Orion, Lang
don; J. B. Schvelty, Hunter; Fred
Hechdolt. Cando; Roy Lyons, Lang
don; Tillie Eagleson, Milton; NJ. Ma
haney, Max, Bass; Thos. Moore, Devils
Lake; w. NJ. Gibbons, Lawton: Peder
Rosendahl, Lawton; Miss Florence
Hawley, Cando; A. S. Anderson, Devils
Lake; Chas. Davidson. Devils Lake; T.
r. Reed, Crary; T. NJ. Schulstad, Jol-
let: H. o. Johnson, Joliet; Mary Eng
lish, Mrs. r. D. English, c. F. ohm
son, Grand Forks: w. A. Ohlin, Chi
cage; Thorvald Olson. Cavalier; Her.
bert KILLER. Cavalier: H. S. Clarke,
Grand Forks: W. Grady, Duluth; H.
Pettingsrud. Leeds: Oscar w. Ander-
son. Penn.
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tBy . stan Correspondents,

Devils Lake Chautauqua, July 3
The Chautauqua opening on Saturday
came off quite auspiciously; and not
withstanding, the changeableness of
there were at least three thousand peo-
pie on the grounds, and the auditor
ium in the evening was comfortably
filled. The Minot band is here and
will be all the season. They are Il
handsome lot of young lads from the
Minot high school and we'll trained.
Their music is of the best and inspir-
ing. Their sacred concert Sunday
morning was splendid.
MIR. George Hindley, the platform
superintendent made Il short address
of welcome opening the session and
the. Byron colored troubadOurS, es-
pecial favOriteS, as entertainers here,
lthiS is their second season at the
Chautauqua gave high class con-
cert and vaudeville entertainment. The
prominent citizens advertised to adj
dress the people both afternoon and
evening were conspicuous by their alb
sence, not on the grounds for there
We're plenty OF them there. but they
evidently were not in the mood for
Grating, for none could be prevailed
to go upon the rostrum. and the genial
Dr. Hindley did his best to take their
place. and at least put the audience
in good humor, which he never fails
to do.
At 1 o'clock came the ball game be-
tween the Chantauqua athletes and
McCanna. The ball game was an in
teresting one from start to finish and
as one man said las pretty ii game"
as he ever saw played on the grounds.
All OF McCanna's runs were made in
the first inning after which the Chau-
tauquas settled down to hard playing
and beat McCanna s to 6. The Chau-
tauQua team were minus three of their
regulars and had to substitute. but
will have a full line up against the
Bartlett nine on Tuesday. The batter
les were for McCanna. Wenzell. Riley
and kyello and for Chautauqua Boise
and Sweetland. Barrett for umpire.
The score by innings was as follows:
McCanna .........6 100000 Of
ChautauQua =. .......3 . 0OO2 1-S
The Chautauqua team plays Lakota
July Fourth.
A great addition to the bathing
facilities is the hot water swimming
pools for both sexes. The bathing in
Devils Lake it is we'll known is like
that OF the sea, the water being very
salty. The cold salt water plunge has
always been considered very beneficial
but physicians aver the hot plunge is
even more beneficial. Anyway, it is a
great pleasure to the women and chill
dren who do not always feel equal to
the strenuous cold plunge.
There are hundreds of tenters and
cottagers on the grounds. So far it
has been impossible to get {; full list
or keep track OF them but among the
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CAN Buy NO GASOLINE.
Enormous Demand for High Grade
Product Causes Its Withdrawal
From Market.

Cleveland. June 2S.-The Standard
Oil company today sent out circulars
notifying all its customers that high
grade gasoline testing from "A to 7S
degrees has been withdrawn from the
market.
This action is taken as a result of
the enormous demand for the product
and the inability of the Standard COM
pany to supply the same.
The high grade gasoline named is
used almost universally in operating
automobiles, naptha launches, etc. 1t
is stated that gas engines generally
can be altered SO as to permit the use
of the common gasoline as fuel.
The Standard company today re-
duced the selling price of Eocene re-
fined oil from 1919 to liz cents per
gallon.
The announcement was made here
today that the Standard Oil company
is to discontinue the peddling of gaso-
line from house to house. as has been
done by means of its wagons in the
past. Hereafter the trade is to be sup
piled through garage establishments
and grocers.
THE above article appeared in the
Friday issue of the St. Paul Pioneer
Press. Upon inquiry we are inform
ed that our new local company, whose
ad. appears in this issue. seems to have
an unfailing source of supply. In fact
that they expect to supply full "a
gravity gasoline to their trade as in
the paSt)
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prominent ones are, besides the list
given on Saturday OF those occupying
new cottages this year: Mrs. Il. r.
Powell and family and the J. S. Con-
vers and family from Cando. f. NJ
Whitman. Judge Cowan. j. W. Mehan.
Postmaster Daley, c. ID. White, the
Brennens, e. +. Russell. Henry Hale.
o. j. Stark. Attorney Barnett, George
Elmslie. Flynns' all from Devils Lake
are occupying good cottages with their
families. Mrs. q. G. Graham. Peters
burg. and her daughter Mrs. c. j..
Montgomery from Overly. n. D.; Mrs.
Chas. Dunlap, Mrs. Dave Dunlap, with
their children from Nichigan; Mrs.
A. H. Smart and children. Michigan:
Mrs. Stanton, Crazy; Mrs. ]. H. Smith
and daughter. Mrs. Walker and her
husband. Crazy; MIR. and Mrs. J. n.
Seymour. lnkster: Mrs. David Ray and
family. Conway: \. j. McI-arty, Archie
Mcl.arty, and William Bucks family
all from Starkweather. n. d. J. X.
Stephens and his wife and brother
Laurie and his father all from Michi-
gan are all on the grounds either in
cottages or tents.
Mrs. F. w. Mclean and Mrs. w. f.
Winters. Mrs. John Mahon with her
neices, Misses Eva and Ethel Fergu-
son and friends Misses Bella and May
Hall. are domiciled for the week at
the Hotel lakewood.
Mrs. J. b. Boyd, Mrs. Orion. Miss
Gordon, Miss Mcknight Ethel Nc
Knight and Mr.. Frank Mercer COM
n,.icod anvdnp M rt,. horo ~, Cntur
day.
Mrs Amelia Bellefuer is here from
Wales, n ID.
Among Saturdays excursionists we
noticed Tom German and Joe Nc
I.aren from McCanna. Misses Mamie
Murphy and Mollie Mcmahon, Nc
Gamma; Oscar Edwards and Mrs. 81
Edwards. Grand Forks
A picture of the "LaRue twins" is
conspicuous on the stickers on the
Chautauqua envelopes. They are the
beautiful baby daughters of Secretary
I.aRue and popular with every one, as
well as prominent on the stickers.
The university athletes are c. Boise,
Dan Brennan, Art Netcher, Roscoe
Fawcett. Kenneth Hyslop. Alfred Dean,
Marshall Brannon, Harry Mcdonald.
Frank O'Connor and NJ. Nelson, with
DR.. Sweetland in charge.
Georl, Goheen is here from Grand
Forks and will occupy a position in
Reeds cafe during the session.
The merry go round or Flying jim
ny" it is called in the south, keeps up
murderous strains of music and fur
nishes pleasure for the little ones.
Reeds cafe is running full blast and
ready 20 feed big crowds. Their meals
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TO CELEBRATE
Bowbells Plans for Fourth Of
July-Races and Ball
Games.
Special to The Evening" Tine.,


Bowbells, N. D., July 2.-Bowbells,
is making elaborate preparations for
magnificent celebration on, the fourth.
These arrangements were started
several weeks ago and have now been
nearly perfected. Col. s. M. Lockerby
OF Portal, N. D., has been engaged to
deliver the Grafton for the occasion
and all who know the colonel know
that the program in that respect will
be carried out to perfection. The Hal
brtte, Canada, band of fifteen pieces
has been secured to render the music
for the day and it is expected that two
hundred visitors from that town will
be in attendance, also visitors in
special cars from several other Cana
dian towns near the border. The Bow
bells ball team which has gained the
reputation of being one of the swiftest
in the northwest, will cross bats with
a crack team from Weyburn, Can. The
different committees who have the
arrangements in charge have been
working earnestly and there will be
nothing lacking to make this one of
the liveliest celebrations in the state.
The racing and game events will be up
to standard and have been we'll adj
ScIIiSeu, 81 IL Is expected CuaC tneSe
features will be of the very best. The
event will also be made commorative
of the completion of the Des Lac
bridge which is now in use, thus unit
ing the people of the east and west
side of the lake. The citizens of Bow
bells and community invite all to come
to- Bowbells and help make the eagle
scream on the glorious fourth.
Crops of all kinds in the famous
Bowbells country never looked better
at this time of the year. We have had
sufficient amount of rain and with
warm weather the conditions have
been as favorable as could be desired.
The acreage is at least thirty per cent
greater than last year, and all told
everything is such as to make the
farmers and every body else optimistic
as to the crop prospects.
The Bulletin plant was moved this
weelA~to building down town on Main
street. Press expert p. w. Sharp, sup
erintended the moving of the presses
and other machinery.
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SPANISH WAR VETERANS.
4 associated Press to The Evening Times.

Racine, Wis, July 2.-Racine is
in gay attire in honor of the United
Spanish War Veterans of Wisconsin
whose annual convention and carni-
val was formally opened today. The
advance guard of delegates and WISH
tors put in an appearance this morn
ing, and large attendance represen-
ting all parts of the state is assured.
The organization of the convention
was completed today. Tomorrow, in
addition to the sessions of the conven-
ton, a mammoth campfire will be
held in the evening In the Lakeside
Auditorium. The Fourth will be the
big day of the gathering. The pro-
gramme arranged for that day pro-
vides for a military parade in the
morning, floral parade and COMPETE
tive drills in the afternoon and a
sham battle in the early evening to
be participated in by companies Of
the Wisconsin National Guard.
Paints and wall paper at I. King.
MANS
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arrived and will have charge OF the
round table" She is a graduate of
the state university and beautiful as
we'll as brilliant young woman.
The Minot band gave another con-
cert in the evening. after which the
Byron Troubadours again held forth.
which closed the days program. To-
day the sabbath seems quiet and will
he spent in religious services in the
auditorium-Dr. Hindley addressing
the congregation this morning and DR..
A. w. I.amer at o'clock this after
noon. His subject is, THE Greatest
Achievement of Christian Life"
The weather still keeps chill, but
there are many who seem to enjoy the
strenuous cold plunge and. like Ted
dy." think natures elements, whether
chill or hot. do one no harm. 1t looks
SO from the number in abbreviated
bathing suits down on the beach.
The Park River line excursion ar
rived here at noon on Saturday and
brought one hundred and fifty people
from all along the north line to Han
nah. Most of them returned on the
train in the evening They were a
merry lot and seemed to heartily en-
joy the days outing.
Mrs. Frank w. Tibbals and daugh-
ter, Miss Lottie, arrived Saturday from
Fargo and will be cozily settled in a
tent for the season.
Hon. d. W. NIcCanna is here from
Minneapolis with his son Simon. His
daughter, Miss May. will arrive to-
morrow and they will remain most OF
the session located at the Hotel Oak
wood
Messrs. ]. F. Trainer. Charley Smith,
Tom Tyrell and Mr.. Ross of Devils
Lake occupy tent for the session
and will keep bachelors quarters.
Their headquarters are known as the
Brokers. Bankers and Attorneys
lodge" They are good looking
bunch and the "Lesbian" eye of the
Chautauqua girl often rests in that
direction.
The Hotel lakewood register shows
the following arrivals since Saturday
morning: J. W. Bemer and wife. Dix
on, ILL.,: Yrs. J. p. Schmidt, Helena:
Fred Wright and son, Michigan: Miss
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FEDERATION DAY.
Wednesday, July 1S.

Sunday school Institute.
915 a. m.-The Primary Department
Is organization.. Mrs S p. johnson
9:45 a. m.-The institution
tb} Business End. Mr. john Orchard
lO:la a. m.-Teachng Training
tal Internationally .........
Rev. Re- s Geo' L. Merrill, i: Is. Mime:
apOliS.
100 a: m-"our Common Faith and
TT. Rev. Cameron Mann. Is. d.
Protestant ,,sa Episcopal Bishop of North
Federation.
1880 a. m.-"The lnter-Church Con-
ference on Federation in New York
City, in November, 1905" ......
Rev. F. p. Robertson, d. D., Pres
ident Wesley College
ton be formed in North Dakota"...
9 90 =. m..pronosdS p P: G frl r Esq.
ing Il State Federation. .......
Observation-Disclosures. Rev. G. j. Powell
Federation Meeting.
$50 p m.-General Discussion of
give his renowned series Of lectures :ta es
on Satan. First. The Origin of
Rev. ]. r; Pratt. u: D., Albany. N. Y.
500 p. m.-Adrcss-The Movement
Towards Union of Churches in
Rev. +. Il. Duvail,, u. D., Winnipeg.
FELLOWSHIP DAY.
Thursday, July 10.
sunday school Institute.
9:1 u a. r m;mmhe Junior Department.
OBJ study and Training .........
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Advisory Counsel.

Advisory Counsel.
Dean BurlesOn, Fargo
Rev. Chas. T.. White. Bottineau.
Rev. 4. w. White, Bismarck.
Ecv: $. \. Danford, PHI. d.. Fargo.
Prof. L. 7. Albrich. New Rockford,
Rev. l.. +. Crosby. Crystal.
Rev. +. n. Henncss, LakOta.
Rev n. :. Reeves, Devils Lake.
II. T.. Pratt. Esq, Cavalier.
y. G. Burr. Esq. Bottneau
Mr. John Orchard, Fargo.
Rev. NJ: S. Riddle, Courtenay.
Mr. j. H. Clapp. Fargo.
Rev. II. +. Cooper. Drayton.
Rev f. II. Stickney. Fargo.
rrH. James Anderson. Valley City.
Rev. +. p. Lawrence. Minot.
Rev Andrew Christy Brown, d. d.,
director.
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THE NORTH DAKOTA
BIBLE CONFERENCE
PROGRAM
Interesting Meeting to be Held
at chautauqua July 1922
Inclusive.

The North Dakota Bible conference
to be held at Chautauqua grounds,
Devils Lake, July 1922 is attracting
much interest from religious people
and the program is one of exceptional
merit. The Evening Times publishes
herewith the same for the benefit of
those who may care to attend:
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II you want a perfect shirt, send 1t
to Elliott's laundry, where they have
just installed a Newark polisher,
which enables us to produce three fin
Usher, dull, gloss, and extra gloss.
This is the only finisher of its kind in
the northwest, the very best money
can buy. Go to Elliott's for fine work,
602 and 604 DeMers avenue, Grand
Forks, N. d.
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Mr. Code and son from Park River
were here on Saturday returning with
the excursion.
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"Say, Bennie," "wkele did you get
that lovely suit?" why, sis, do you
like it?" Eyes, Bonnie, it is perfectly
lovely; love you dearly in it, 1t hts
SO perfect" "We!l, Elsie, l got 1t at
Nordlunds."
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J. P. Hall and family of Willow City
are here at the Hotel lakewood.
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Mondays program is full of promise
for pleasant and profitable day.
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The hotels and cafes have found it
difficult SO far to get sufficient help.
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are excellent, the menu rivalling any
of the city places.
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Miss Nellie Johnson, daughter of
Hon. NJ. n. johnson of Petersburg, has
arrived and will have charge OF the
round table" She is graduate of
the state university and a beautiful as
we'll as brilliant young woman.
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LosT-sMALL WHITE DOG. RETURN
to Edna Nichols, 113 End Ave, or
phone Tri-State i12-M.
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(a) Teachers Meetings
CD Lesson Forecast. ...........
1o:15 a. m..Teachers Tral3ins Lesson os1ard
az 4 First Lesson. .............
.........Rev. Geo. f. Merrill. i. D.
Evnnxeli.n.
11:00 a. m.-Bible Study of Hebrews
49,. ........ Rev. A. j. Frost u. D.,
Dean Northwestern Bible School.
Christian Workers Conference.
500 p. m.-Reasons for Hopeful
400 p. m.-%rhe Work Of sa;ttaini':
'.......... ............... Dr. Pratt
Popular Meeting.
s;g Hom ?. mMiM iss,dns,, Bright Side Of
80. Rev; g. n. La nsss;f"t Chicago
Rev: 4: 3. Marshall. Is. D., MINI f1s''
YOUNG PEOPLES DAY.
Friday. July 20.
sunday school Institute.
915 n. m.-Lesson Work
tD How Illustrated .....
q % How Taught. Mrs. S. r. johnson
S:45 a. m.-The Teacher and the Les
(D Arrangement .........
,ol1h!! Presentation. Nj. John Orchard
(a) New Testament ..............
OBJ New Picture OF the -Four Cos
peis'.. Rev. Geo. T. Merrill, ID. ID.
Evanxelism.
HOO a. m.-Study in Hebrews ....
Chri.tian Workers: conference, e. NJ e'rost
2:30 p. m.-Christian Endeavor State
Convention.
$3.50 p. NIP. Down and Out"
4:so p. m.-"The Character Of satan
................ DR. Pratt
Christian Gndenvor.
500 p. m.-"The Land and the Book
s:i5 p. m-Address 49,. II DR.. Merrill
PEOPLES DAY.
Saturday. July II.
sunday school Institute.
s:15 a. m.-supplemental Work
o. Lesson Taught ' 49,; :::::.::::
(a Cooperation Observation-Disclosures.
io;15 a. m.@Metihio;ds ' in no'' Teac f'ta''
{al indactive Method ............
(b) 23d Psalm Illustrated ...........
.......... Rev. Geo: r. Merrill. b. d.
1900 a. m-Exposition of Hebrews.
christian workers; Conference rel; Frost
800 p. m.-"'rhe Glory Of Young
400 p m-*:rhe future Destiny Ds: see Of
500 p. m..s stii;1at Ride. d. PRATT
Popular Meeting.
so Op. m.-"An Up-to-date Preacher
sal; p. m-Address Dr. Dr. ruf Pratf
THE LORDS DAY.
Sunday. July q.
Sunday school.
1000 a. m.-Superintendent .....
....:.:...:. Mr.. John Orchard
Adult Bible Glass Teacher
;.....:.. DR.. Merrill
.......... Miss b. Johnson
Primary. Mrs. S. P. Johnson
Morning Worship
1900 a. m.-SermOn go. DIR. 4uccock
Conference.
800 p. m.-"'rhe Present Controversy"
ILast Lecture on Satanic. DIR. Pratt
400 p. m-Address ....... Dr. Merrill
Popular Meeting.
500 p. m.-................ DIR. Frost
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DEVILS LAKE, N. D.-Popular excur-
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10, 1906. Rate for round trip s1.75.
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Paints and wall paper at I. King.
mans.
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Reeds cafe is running full blast and
ready 20 feed big crowds. Their meals
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LoST-sMALL GOLD PIN MARKED
with word Pet" Finder leave at
Times Office.
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The Hotel lakewood register shows
the following arrivals since Saturday
morning: j. W. Bemer and wife. Dix
on, H.: Yrs. J. P. Schmidt, Helena:
Fred Wright and son, Michigan: Miss
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-02
DISHONEST CLAIMS" AND EXPLANATIONS.

7IS newspaper always ready drop the OF sensibl
in pity for the sufferings OF good struggling with
adversely The good WILL of be easily recognized
Mr.. NJ H de Young His immediate trouble arises
IRON his oand Judgment delivered cathedra that the bills
grocers butchers and lumber dealers for relief supplies
eARE NOT ONE OF THEM LEGITIMATE CLAIMS
AGAINST THE RELIEF MONEY" Obviously, somebody
telling Mr. Young that he put several Of his feet
when he delivered this cruel fppant judgment Perhaps it
pointed him at the that his
fay c0nadicted his conclusion. When concludes that
supplies should be paid for because argues the
fund was contributed for paying public debts but for the
relief OF who lost their homewhen he like that
he ought doctor about it.
Therefore this Mr. de Young
struggles peousy square himself doing furnishes
more entertainment than he knows Thus he declares:
grocers by any
and applied the relief the suffer
ing should paid from the relief fund those other cities from
public believe the recognized approved
such claims. Any such statement absolutely false
-: Quite So Such attempt by Mr..
himself and by other here elsewhere The
attempt made moreover fashion and circumstances
peculiarly Mr. de Young When he declared that
these bills ARE NOT ONE OF THEM LEGITIMATE
CLAIMS AGAINST THE RELIEF MONEY"-when he made
he that he of the judges
pass claims, by way adding
injury rogues
Accordingly when Mr. de Young adds that ANY such
absolutely false he speaks by the highest authority. He
alone made the and he settle it with himself.
All OF which would be vastly amusing that the
sensbty called aforesaid sympathy with Mr.
Youngs apology himself he
Furoso enough make pile of bricks laugh 1t is like
1his, he says:
be distributed the deemed by them best
OF
be, should be and will be hnal
Fudge!
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-02

E CALL finds unable to concur the
of gentlemen who united Dr. Edward
T. testimonial accompanied
that might have found inspiration that
other cup We impressed by the albeit grotesque de
scption Of the speakers of the fashion which Dr. De-
soothd the speakers the
exclaimed this
presenting cup aayed passions That WE'LL but
question whether Dr. Devne has anything notable
breast
agreeable speed parting guest
commendaion if that word could be sincerely spoken but
PEELED that the facts such judgment OF DR.
Devns Francisco We have mudded through
Dr. Devne methods have been hndrane rather than help
The this obvious There
machinery and that machinery Inefficient hang heart
breaking who unhappy compelled
to seek relief This machine built preconceived theory
the growth evolution Of wholly different conditions On small
and where there need of of
might have worked Here broke down of its weight Yet
scientific
that be little dangerous thing
Let the facts Francisco
served them day. What happened before yesterday
for instances Take the morning yesterday and find
the customary Of failures nefciency
machine First find Mr.. F. w Dohmann announcing
the system of distributing clothing bedding devised by Dr.
the the untitled
tOns that the people supplied from the stores That
is not scientific but it gets there.
there the of Mrs Sadie Hosford,
five children who asked for abate her
she the scientific standard and after that
investigators made her this offer:
Put your children founding asylum They well
cared there We shall then $780, which
leave You work if looks after the
That be scienfc but, first of all and above ALL
We want such methods San
the
There of Joseph Farber who lives in
tent Marpa and Kansas She wanted shoes for little
children
understood that the shoes the the refugees Carrying