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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-23
REAL ESTATE.
For
Rent.

BOZ North Columbus street, e.. sls 90
326 South Pitt street, 6r ......... SIT 90
42S S,uih Washington street, 6f SIC 90
4ls S)uth Pitt street. 7r......... $l2 90
1872 North Payne, 5r..."....-... : 9 90
500 Madison strest, 4,............ s so
Sll Madison street. 4r.........-.$ 6 so
Sl3 Madison street, 4'.........S 30
l03 Prince street, 6r .............S s 90
623 Sluth Patrick street, 5r......$ 90
$40 North Columbus street, SIS 90
SIS North Columbus street, e.. 5 90
Ill South Union street, 6r......- s 90
1l3 S )uth Union street, 6r........$ 8 90
Rooms 2O6 King street, including
Two nice 5-room apartments st
The Oolonial..................... $22 90
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-23

REDUCTIONS in RAIsTNs and CURRANTs
Best Seeded Raisins, l2c. Best Cleaned
Currnnts, I0c For salssb>
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-09
( What He Mas Allowed tos t

T. "a u-
I. / What He Was Allowed tos
! A Presbyt erian delegate who was
accustomed to being sent to denomina-
honal conventions to extend fraternal5
greetings was delegated to the general:
ronference Of the Methodist Episcopal.
church # 4 s 81
Rising to speak,, be said itiswas al!
ways an interesting study TO him to-
note the different receipt ions accorded
him at the convent ions of the various
lions 4
. s5S henever tend q converts Of
the Episcopal church for example 4:
said he, 81 find / can do ans, hing ~
like except preach IN the pulpit When
I, 60 before the Baptist church am,
accorded every privilege except that;
Of taking communion And, Il he said,
with q smile when. appear among
the Methodists notice I am allowed
every privilege, except taking the col;
lection r. Ladies' Home journal.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

. ludwig Eng and wife TO j James s.S
Gorecki, lots 1 and q, blk Il, East Law
ton Consideration 81 500.
Farmers Loan and Trust CO, to$ MA,
bel F. Southern, v 50 # Of lots AL 81 81
20 :19, Is, blk:@@2, Llros &Anderson'sS
add to Crary. $50.
{; 2. S. to Henry MARCEL. ne j a TO-
1865. s4s..
N /: Hans Robertson and wife to Guy d.
soper. Sc IA 22-157 81. s2oo.
Geo. Summers and wife to Paul
Pzbylski, lot s, blk $50 Devils Lake.
$50. s e....s, Il b: :.5ss%
G. H: Rennwanz and wife Flor.
ence Pybylsh, lot Is. blk 100. Devils
Lake. $50. 81
II Paul Hanson to Ole Lillegren, y ia
ne "A 32-155.eo. $1,000. 81
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-09
GRoNNA DID NOT INTERFERE.

A short time ago we noticed by the
Fargo Forum that Congressman Gron-
ma had promised his influence toward
haVing the order transferring the d.
vision of the railway mail service from
Grand Forks to Devils Lake reversed.
AS soon as We saw the article in the
Forum the editor of the Inter-Oceon
wrote to Mr.. Gronna relative to the
zNnatter and Informed him that any &C.
7Lion Of that character on his part
would be looked upon as Partially as
between Devils Lake and Grand Forks
and asked that he let the matter rest
as it stood. We are in receipt of let
fer from Mr.. Gronna in which he de-
mics that he had tried to have the Or
der changed, and inasmuch as it has
gone out that he had taken such action
we feel that it is no more than justice
ito Mr.. Gronna that we publish the cor
7gespondence relative to the matter.
Mr. Gronna's letter to us is as fol
lows: " - r. ,.-.e,t ~ ., !. !,
Washington, 3. G. July 2, 1909. :
Ar. c. D. Mills, >is:S '7
Devils Lake, N. D.
Dear Sir:
Your letter Of the 10Th ultimo, inclos-
ang a clipping from the Fargo Forum,
relative to the recent order of the post
soffice department making Devils Lake
"A division point instead of Grand Forks
1as formerly.
find that I have written two per
sons in Grand Forks In reply toIletters
received from. them relative to- this
/ matter, namely Mr.. Wineman and Mr..
Norman. Mr.. Wineman wrote me first.
stating that an ordershad been issued
SOY the department for the mail clerks
/ 40 remove to Devils Lake. I knew
/, nothing about the mattersat the time Of
receiving his letter, and advised him
I that would inquire into the matter.I
] lnclose herewith copies of the letters
! that wrote Mr.. Wineman and Mr..
! Norman, after having been informed
! by the department as to what order
I had actually been issued. 1 also in
: close copy of the letter of the DEPART
ment
Later I-received a telegram from Mr..
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-09
MS R;upess.

@ During d sgreat a Ood ats Haitian bad a.
native banker, overta ZEN by the sud
den rush 81 watt mada his way on
Is q mound where hes ssas sluick tso-s
lated. The water roses and the bank;
erss legs were covered to his knees
tfty rupees labout 6 80 80 rupee s.''2!
lie shouted, TO any one who vi save
Ine..,, When the VIC alter 4 reached his
shoulder he was shouting one thou.l
sand AM rru1pees! hen enveIop "a bis
nrleck, with death staring him Ia the
face, he yelled Help, helpl that Il
have will q give 70 any one save
m,e.', Shortly after. The sateE began
to srecede ~ hen once more was
covered only to his knees An offer5o 81
rescue ca me. Bnt the bank pluck-
:in,g, u, lis courage cried off!
Keep Of . 4 will not Eupeel',,;
and succeed led Ia; making his escape
fra. nfs charg st James Gazette. sss
y
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-09
from the Initial point of the III runs.
ery respe ifulIy. ssts.
eph u

Second Assistant ostmasser General.
He also enclosed copl,es oe she ~ let let
tiers written to an essrs Norman saSnd
Wineman at Grand a 81 kss elative .to
the matter, which clears him from any
:partiality n the matter onne para
graph IN the letter tto Norman
reads as follows lhe convenience
Of the clerks must. OF course, bs sub
ordinated to the interest 81 The mail
service, and the department. viii not
change the order unless sit isS shown
that the interest 81 the service Will be
best subserved BY retaining Grand
Forks as the terminus of stths division
Ne It seems that the Interest of the de-.
partment were hest SUBSCRIBED byleav-
ing the order as IT went into erect
July LIST. While II. does not tate that;
the clerks must change their place Of
residence to Devils: Lake, does re-
quire them to be here for service and
to end their runs ii this which
is substantially the same ssrequiring
them to move to- this city s.s L
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-09
A TINY BIT OF GRo UN b..
What May Be Done With u Pios TWEEN.
>. !. ". " ~ by Fifty Feet

What May Be Done III E.ios Tvssn.
j. II. +: tysby fifty Feet S@
A space 90 BY SO feet may under. In
tensive culture be made to yield fresi,
vegetables for small fanily through
half the year: With 4oSbby 80 :feetzor
so by 100 there can be a garden spell:
ing riotous plenty 2:; 81.
Z Have the spading done sas early as
possible, use thoroug hly rotted ma
nure and supplement II With some
good commercial rtilizer, either
broadcasted and raked or put Ii
hills or drills i. 80
It is a waste Of seed. strength and
time to plant a garden IN poor soil.
: The seed will come mp, the spindling
plants will be harder to work than5 II
they We're luxuriant and the result liant
crop will be mostly conspicuous BY its
absence. So,Sn It be impossible to do
more, make small rich beds. four feet
wide and as long as the manure holds
ont and sow them crosswise with
such things as radishes. lettuce, cress,
parsley, beets and onions Make the
rows foot to eighteen inches apart
>or SOW the radishes broadcast. Z Let:
tuce also Yields more, for broad beast
sowing. Pull out the thrifties1 as soon
as edible and leave the rest to grow.
Radish tops male excellent green's,
something better Favored than mus.
lard. BY sowing thickly you Gan have
> dishes Of green's. II, ,s<%
r. Say the garden IS 40 by 5OSfeet, this
Is something what the planting Of 1t
should be:rDwan early peas, medium
early and late peas, sbeets, early and
later: beans In succession. Including
bush limas; carrots, radishes toma;
toes, ct1cunabers peppers. not ad.
\ venture upon corn unless its weet
/. corn planted on the pea space as q sec.
ond crop. to come In Just before frost.
Make an asparagus. bed all across one
end OF the plot setting two year-old
roots and fertilizing the bed heavily Ii
early summer just after cutting ceases.
F. Peas are so = hardy they may be
planted before snow Is past, provided,
Of course, the ground sisssrig when
they go IN Make it fine and light,
cover the seed at least three inches
deep, then tramp the earth over them.
setting the feet So one track touches
the other. A quart ofc seed win SOW
hundred feet Of drill the proper
thickness. An ounce Qfsbeet seed Will
SOW the same row lengt Clrclss Mag,
touiya s5, A r. - s
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-09

Kelly, president of the commercial
club of Deyils Lake and a letter from
the president Of the commercial club of
Grand Forks, relative to this matter.
II refererd both to the department,
without asking any special considera-
ton for either of them. I have at no
time felt that I would be justified In
attempting to interfere in this matter
or in similar matters. They are entire
ly within the province of the depart
ment, and aside from the futility of at.
tempting to interfere, the department
is In far better position to determine
what the interest of the service de-
mand than I am. It Is natural that
the people of the two cities that will
be affected should be interestd,s and
If they wish to call attention to any
facts that they believe that the de-
partment has overlooked, am willing
to forward such papers to the proper
division, but I cannot attempt ato
bring any kind of pressure to bear on
the department In behalf of either
party. ,.....,.' {! =
Thanking you for calling nay ,atten-
ton to this report, and trusting that I
have made my position plain, am
~ -. Very truly yours NJ.
A. 7. I3ronna% :
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. 81, :
Second Assistant Postmaster General
Washington, June rs, 1909,
Hon. A j.; Gronna,. . - - -. 5.5s.2..eG4as
House of Representatives. S..
Sir :..s,...:3 . ~, 4. !. y '
Receipt is acknowledge of your let
ter7of the 24th Instant, enclosing one
addressed to you by Mr.. J.. B. Wine
man, of Grand Forks, N. D., stating
that he has been informed that the
post office department 'shas ordered
about twenty-five postal mail clerks re
siding in the city Of Grand, Forks to
remove to Devils Lake" 49, E.
I am not advised that such orders
have been. issued, but in arranging for
the establishment of the new division
Of railway mail service. which is to go
into effect July list; with headquarters
at Seattle, to which the state Of Mon
tana has been assigned, it became me-
cessary to7re-arrange some *of our
through lines, and Samong other chang,
les to divide that part Sof the Great
!, Northern east Of Glasgow into; two
diyisions-one from ST. Paul to Devils
Lake and the other from Devils Lake
to Glasgow: This does mot: necessar-
ilys mean that clerks now residing at
Grand Forks will have TO change their
homes to Devils Lake, but undoubted-
ly they will have to arrange to begin
and end their tours of duty at Devils
Lake, and If they continue to reside
at Grand Forks, it will require some
additional travel for them to 90, to and
20 = : t.-
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-09
= 3 ~ Z "a. y h:
He K!nslI,e,l.,;..

= Teacher Surely you: are & not getting
skating today childreni DO you know
where little boys 90 who skate on
Sunday ;4Ss
. The Littlest One Sure! 8EDey goes 40
de neares' POND. N Where'd Won pose
deg .went-up / IN de attic ID York:
World ;5E$5:Sss
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-09
Just Punishment.

q The open door In China sta5s
May be- quite proper but i$$EssS III
~ Il We could only catch the mutt. II
Who leaves the door Wide open when
The mercury ID down to ten E 5s,;s
We'd chain him to the knob with glee5
And with q redhot pitch fork we
Would make him keep It shut. s:s5
z n 81 ~ e c,hicago News
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-09

1: What reason have they sto hope
that they can gain admission to the
smart set 81 as 59 rs
81 Before they were married each Of
them denied in at least d dozen inter
views that they were engaged. -
Houston Post. F.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-09
Ths ] Reianlna 5S5HeIlls

4: nj wv Tbs Reisning Belle. d 81. {.
The: bride to he, ID:
Worn out was she I'D \. "
With Showers BY the scores, Y s:i
p And with q we: n: E.3 u
II AIRY Sigh said she, .fsSs Ss3 II. S.
1tnever Showers but pours,s z;
Ar ;s.. +! lis Kansas City Times,
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-09
Moi. .Ear

4. s 9 oii,t you think tha Shumor Of the
man who spoke last was rather far.
fetched ?"5.5 Js9
3 Not so Syery. NJ read most or 1t in;
this mornings paper - New; York
Life $50 Z: e ss
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-09

Hurrah For My AZ b. V s :5s.; II;
The exams have ragged round me,
But took my ease: vi 49,
Il Now come and expound me
i How exams were all round me II q
!. = And no funk notes found me. 4, !ssg
he grinds got their B Is, 81 :zs;.
But exams ragged round me,
And I took mine Els. 81 8 D
III Yale Record.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-09
Worth Seventy five Pc

n n. y SvVSut5 :0UVdstty-nVoaf1ef. d
OF the birds. thai. e on to their Jobs &
Il THERE'S the mother pigeon. begobsl$ii
tE-: ~ Jest two eggs she lays, y
4. 4 IN a few days S 3t
Fer nest Is plumb fun ~ TAT suuabsI
f1IctS
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-09
Doubtful .Testils,oniaII...

S. Fla gar-H do yon NE. your new
preacher2
Digsby First rate. He's so agree
ables Never talks religion to you at
ALL you know. Smart Sci. .,5 5s IT'D; $2s
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-09
;on III Hand III. .

& Conoeffaina nditss
81 The highWay nan 81 no robs III stare
In some far western solitude
But perpetrates Id cowboy style
An exploit erude
3s The craftsman who can drill g safe $s
! With tempered tools e serve; big need
:5 dartng deed
The burglar who ri til nonchalancSs
Carrie Can carryso s.s II hot stove
4S Is not the Va s:S Sc who swtpe S
Their tfeasu.s s y sis
s6 On whom our eyes with terror look
- she who carries of from us III
redhot cook Il. 5s slsss
-dcLandb nrgh Wilson Ia New York Her.
aid.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-09
sSHissSs,J u

# His job.
4 a young boy got d Job with d Scot
*fish farmer once s3.tY ell 1 sleep lii the
barn = the farmer said. ..and III expect
sye cot a the field silkas morn at ffoors
O'clock
u y Very we'll sir said the boy ss
But the first morning he orersleptS u
little, and was hall ;past a when he
reached the field. " The farmer. leaning
on his hoe, gaye him q black look.
Where have sc been all a the fore
noon he groRleds sslss
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-09
J. SxaaaSSruca<,

Etagestruck! The butt Of gods and men
!: ~ (Fray, reader, I do not scoh. y B
= EEalsa friends they egg him on, and
4. s them s5s ~. 4:
J, ;t The gods they egg him of.
s s;s Il: New York FIife
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-09

: The .Angleg-ls this publ water. my
man Ss* 4 r. % ;sss :9:. 2 II #
The Inhab W. sss ; .s,:5 :, 7 Il;
The Angler Then at WON'T be q
crime II land q fish @ ::
:58 The Inhabit No; tn: be a mira
Gle. S: i va. i
:S=E:z Same Old jag. $5s#
Tbenezer. Z called out Mrs. .3ag7wNay
from the door above, have you} been
drinking again 5I.s ! i
:!sI5 M dear, answered Mr.. Jag.
way in the hallway below Not again.
Still Chicago Tribune @:5. !
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-09
I Il as,,it,,,e,a $Hi,..

<e7f1ttdeu 7f9lm. :I5G3t 3 -
WaiterHaven't yop forgotten. some.
tsaines. siri Restaura Patron
glad YOU spoke Of II. Ny wife told
me not % spend any money foolishly,
and was lust going to give YOU a Tip.
Chicago News. ;s FL ], i. I'll. i
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-09

QUESTION of tie Hour.
0h, lots our thoughts is peace be t,,rucdi
SIS Our angry moods lei. u smooth
q How can our salaries be earned
xses,uking one another
NashingtOn Star.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-09
: Parl.,ar,taIf Ad,,in,

STStsSaI SAdNlUe. m
Spare the rod and spoil the child 60
n other Words. this teaches,
s.$s' Don't spare the Chi i. but spoil tbs rod
Upon his little breaches.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-09
Y. - = Z, { 4 n; Y;
The Bas Place.

The Best piaee.
here 10 the proper place fo enter.
tain aIi aeronatt Visit
g shoud think ID d ssy Elasl
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-09

One taGaiiffseas lon
& Splendid prsa ctler isEl,f ~
ssss, bsft obscat' a ade has isxs pSs
- sacosa as e az 4 slassRn aaga
|s5s5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
PRAISE VIVISECTIoN.
Doctors Tell of the Wonders Worked
Through Its Use

numhfr ~ men prominent in the medi-
cal profession were the guests al a NEST
ing Of the socikte des Beaux-Arts yester-
day afternoon. and gave their views or tho
subject ~ yiyisection. All were I'm favor
~ II and told Of the wonders that had been
zone Z" check disease by viyisection ard of
tie wonders still 10 come
The meeting WAS presided over bv DR.
sarah j. McNutt, and the speakers were
DR.. simon fleXner. Of the Rockefeller In
stitutc. Dr. Thomas Darlington. president
of the BOARD Of Health: Or. William n
Park. or New York University and Bellevue
Hospital; Or. James Ewing. Of Cornell Medi-
cal School and president OF the American
Society fer Cancer Research: DR. Resale
:. Morton and DIR. Frederick s Lee. of
Columbia
DIR. FleXntr took for his subjects cerehro-
spinal meningitis and snake bites. He told
Of the time when - per cent ~ the victims
died from meningitis, and how al present
the situation had been reversed and = per
cent Of the cases recovered
Dr. Darlington told how much the work
Of the Board Of Hcelth would be imnaired
without vivisection. and asked. III Ten
guinea pigs make one rabbit and ten Tab-
bits make one jog. will zen dogs make one
chld2"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
THE SPANISH GIRLS LIFE.

Sehorits Carolina Marcial. instructor in
Spanish at Wellesley College, spoke AT the
Dobbs Ferry Girls School recently in re-
Eard 10 the work of the International In5ti-
tute for girls in Madrid. dwelling especially
upon present day conditions of the country
affecting the educational movement for
women. Spain is a land of contrasts"
said SenCrita MarciaI. contrasts in eli
mate. in type Of manhood. ideals and de-
vGlopment.' picture was drawn by the
speaker of the Spanish girls in the smaller
cities and towns sitting all day behind
grated windows embroidering and singing
old romantic ballads, knowing no other
kind of lie.
Senorita Marcial then described the work
of Mrs Alice Gordon Gulick, who. seeing
that the Spanish woman had no schools in
which TO learn the higher values of self
development, founded the International In
stitute for Girls; of how the school was
fosteTed and has grown, until there are
now four large buildings, with "A yearly
increasing number of graduates The
school life is much like school life in this
country, save that a girl may never 20
upon the street alone and may never have
symnastic training other than in the pre-
scTi5ed and restricted forms considered
needs help 10 maintain and devclop its
work further. and for such heIp Sehorita
MaTCial made earnest plea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
HANDS ACROSS THE SEA.
Mrs. Humphry Ward joins Forces
with "Antis'' Here.

English and American anti-surragists
have joined hands In the war upon their
common enemy. and the sign ~ their
union ~ the acceptance by Mrs. HUmphry
Ward Of a vicc-presidency In the Ameri-
can organization. the Nationa. League for
the civic Education OF Women. The mem
hers OF this league. regarding Mrs. Ward
as the anti-suffrage leader I'm England. are
much pleased 20 have gained her patron
age. and fee. that an international aiE-
anCe mas been formed To guard the sane
tity Of manhood suffrage.
Mrs WARTS letter ~ acceptance reads
as follows:
Mrs. Julian Heath. secretary. National
League for the Civic Education OF
Women.
Dear Madam. Z shall he delighted 10 add
my name to your list OF ViCc-presidents.
and wish YOU all success In YOur WORK.
We are really doing very satisfactorily az
present i'm England. as far as opposition 10
the suffrage IL concerned. The Anti-Suf-
fraEe League has been able to guide the
movement OF reaction against the sUrfTa-
Gists' campaign. and during the recent tour
Of speaking I'm the North I convinced my
self that this reaction Is everywhere gain
ing strength.
Believe me. yours faithfully.
MARY 4. WARD.
tNITs. tlumphTy WaTd-J
Stocks. firing. Nov. H. 1893
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
LAT HOME" AT TIE RAINBOW
Mrs. Bsllington Booth s New House for
Aiding Prisoners Wives.

Rainbow House. Mrs. Maud Ballinsfrn
Booths newest undertaking FOR the vel
fare Of the wives and children Of prisoners.
had rainy day for its housewsrminz
yesterday. but il Is expected thar TIE rain
bow will come after. Rainbow House al
No. 100 East 2sth street. year ago va
a dingy uninvIting building. To day Il
spick and span. Nith new plumbing. white
painted woodwork. pretty light wall pare
and neat furniture. In the basement, lonk
ing cut on a sunny Background. are A
number Of laundry tubs. The room above
is the ironing room. for the object OF
Rainbow House is To give employment q
women whose husbands are in prison. On
the upper floors are offces. bedrooms AMI
nurseries where the HILLS children Of the
women who are working are cared tor
during the day
Major SpTague and Captain PaTdes. 3f
the Volunteer Prison League, live at Rain
bow House and have charge OF the Work
there.
n invited my friends 10 meet me hrre
to-day" Mrs Booth said. mot Eith ;hs
thought OF securing financial aid. for the
rent 81 this house and other expenses arr
secured for some time % come, but 90
induce them 10 send their laundry here
You know that in manv cases when men
are sent TO prison their families are LETT
destitute. To give the wives work Is the
best thing that can be done for them We
have very good COnveniences for laundrv
work here and people who send their
clothes will find them well done"
one thing the Rainbow laundry prid-s It
self upon IS that each washing Is done
separately-not mixed VITA other people
clothes.