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RuIlano / Wontana.

Snbreoepartementet bar / oisie
Gage Iooet uuoornge ira 9ebpgeeIie
ca. 1920 Icres 2ano / Montana,
iom ifsIge DC fornplig itcohmoue geo.
Ioeiife OpuranIinger bar bit iia at
barre opermaaoe rige pua altI. elsie
2nnoitrrfninger or bcIiagenoe /
Sopnibip 8, norb, Grange 80 % 81,
sit; Sopnibip s, moro; Hanae %,
80 % 81, DIT; 3opnibtp 7, noro;
9iange 81, oft, % / &opuibip 5,
moro; &onge 80 pg 81, eit.
SioIigere er I famine Stat oa al
famine @runb u~nobraget 1850
Acres, ioa Iontann Ter ito til al
Ifuue bIioe en- al 2anoet8 Iterite all.
ItQter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-01
Streifelitudtionen
/ philadelphia,

Sislge oe ieneite GitcrretHingcr
ira Streifitileplaoien i philadelphia
bar Situationeu DC iioite Bar 1agc
~forbebret iig i en- ioo bctpOeIig @roO.
at man bar begpuOt at mere go0t
Saab ON, at Oct pGrite Dor opcr. og
al 5re6eu % GrOenen piI0e tumne
p~pretboIoes uoen SiGlp ~uoenfra.
Srafifeu err oeIois gieuopta8et paa
Here al Sporpogn5linicrne men Der
mnngIer uaturligpis megct paa, at
ben er tilircositiaenoe. timber nor.
male SmitGnoigbeoer bodies oanIig
bis $500 goare igang. meoens Oct
antal. iom bar uGret ieuot no.
iiocn Streifen tOg lin 9egpnoelie,
bar oPret 74i.
Rcn ieIu Sisie iuu gogne bar oG.
ret tibet benptteoe, i6et Spmpatbt
mteS DC Itreifenoe Sonouftsrcr %
gognisrere og 6rpateu for, al Gu,
arebene paa @oqnene mrlIi9ens fan
eientogc iig. biuorer Suiinoer ira
at benptte iig al oem.
Sioen coenitaocnoe bleu lat, err
inolsbct Re0Selcie ON CT mt Gam.
menite6. iom par iunoct SteO mel.
lem 4oIitiet oa Strciferne, 1uorur.
ser to al Sc ii0imRpntc bIep %nlporIig
iaarc6e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-01
Gait er ~operanitrQuet.

Ger meoOeles ira @aibington ct
InrlnberSe Ont at Trriioertcu er
beaunot at rife ino ipuIige Segu pna
CueruuirCugtIie. al bans Cmaioel-
Ter filler ia aluorIia i%oruroliaet Der.
al. Get "itremisie" 2io. iom Sen
foreeadeuSe ErrIioent iatte iaamc-
aeu 9ris pan. itemmer life ooereuS
meo Suits Gurer e1er SilbsieIisbe.
ser: Ban boiler pon at buffe uuoer
for auitrpuqelierue. % ifisnt bette
ofiicielt beuGgtes, lGgges ser ! Still.
beo @luuer til en- Ipreere Serie. eier
en- Sur iii et eler anoet SnSeileo.
ct onSet 6%orluoenoe t~ilIfriper
GrRiiSentens ipnIiee Sr9theo Sper.
trGnerina uuoer S~orisgene coa at
m~oSarbeioe i'm itaoig tiltagenSe aor.
plleus.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-01
D, itieenoe Spinepriier,

Sra Chicago berette5 oer 24oe sc,
brltar: 9epeuoe Soin ioIgteS ioag /
DC herprrcuoe Stocf CARDS Tor
S9.67h pr. 100 8uno. Samtioig
iottes oaiou Ell Ssiocreforo / Fri.
ieruc pao lepenoe 6iGrfrut ibet Eri'
icn pao apainger iteg til II Gents
Buuoet. Geitc or "@boIeiaIe" gri'
Ter, bel al mGrfe.
: louisville bctoltcS Der iorunc
Gag for leucnbe Grin 1915 pr. 100
Rurb, en- Sorsgelie al % Gents opcr
Griicu &c iioitc Bor Sage. s Ct,
2ouis bctaItes IigeleSs 1915.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-01
Sranoulvffe / peru.

IRA Guaoo. Beru. telcsroferes
ocu 24oc Sebruor: 6cnttt Wtenne'
Ter cr blcuct orpbt uuocr cit Fanif
icm opitoS uuoer Ell Sloebrono | oct
minicipaIe Gbeoter / Sruiiqo. Ell
9p / ben norbIiac Gel al Ecru. 81.
sen opitoo blanbt glppnraterne, Tom
brtQteS neo TrcmitiIiuaen al Ell
Rrffe beorgeligc 9pSbineher.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-01
Derbiemmefra.
Sclcgranife Gitcrrctningcr ira Iurg.,
Snnmarf, SOcrigr % 5inlanO.
ImnnpienS YoiariGro.

Sra ariitionia teIesraieres ben 90.
6ebuuar:
"Gram"s me RoIarerpeoition un.
Der Seoelie al aaptein Roalo amunO.
len, oil rirneIigois upre fproig til
Iireiie berira / Mai. Ser oil isrit
bripeS TO 0'aaueoers oceauoarnFife
llraeriegclier Lungs amerifa3 vt.
lanterbuuStpit: oerefter oil Grpe0i.
tioneu peuoe tiIboge til SriItians.
iano fornt fomplettere lloruiutingen
% tage SlPoer og G~ifimobuuoe ON.
boro. Gerpaa tiltrpoe3 oeu LANCE
Reiie runot Sap Sorn oq n%orooper
igieu Iangs gmcrifas 9eitfpit. Naar
Grpeoitioncn uanr frem til San
SronciSco, oil sc RGuo, iom bar Dor.
ret b~eitipitiact mcO De oceanograffte
lluoeriegeIier. iurlaoe Sfibet o. ben.
&c hicuL % fuu oct 9tnnoifab blir
tilbdgc. iom ifnl oeltnge / felipe 30.
IoriProen, Sra Son SronciSco oil
"6ram" itcpnc hirefte iii Goiareg.
meme licmrem 9erin9itr96et.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-01
Oct guile BUS.

s @nihingtou er Der / oisie Gage.
beoer Oct ! ct Gresietelegrnm oeriru.
iat en- gepG9eIie ignng meo oet Scr.
maaI at iaa aonsresien til at bepiIsc
De forneone Wioler til Spisrelien al
en- iprifiIt gmbeosboIis FOR 2anoets
giceprGiioent. % 3nnfeu par oa.
on Blnneu ituIoe bIi reaIiieret al
girepr9iioentens golig ituloe. faloes
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-01
Song Saafon til eofpten.

Sra 9riitintia ~tclegrafereS oer %.
6ebruar:
aoug Saatou bill oeir 3oie Morts
tiItrp6e Ell Hciie til 2~ofotserue / Set
norolige Roree. buor Be tore Tor.
iFeiiiferier ioregoar, o. buor Suiiu.
Der al Silfere M er iamIet. aougenS
RIauer er fommet iom en- Guerra.
ifelie. On en- 2oiotreiie paa oenne 5io
al aaret life netop err uoaen emit.
reiie, men bans HeiiepIan bar puuoet
9iiaIo oo A~nertieroelie ira ale solo.
aougcn bar cite uotalt. at Der uur
hans 2nife at beige ioauiot miiligt
ale Steoer al iii 2ano for perioulig
at trriie ina >ionge iom muligt at it
SoIt on unher ale 5orbolo. San
bar tioligere beisBt Oct rorbIige Gor.
&c, men set bar / Sommertiben. gu
oil ban gierne me6 eene Zine ie 81.
ifcrliuet bernor0 o. Dc 4anr. Den
baorOferc, itrrpiomme JiifcrbeioIf.
Ming Ieper mroer. Rei'en oil BIZ 10.
retagct meo Ct uorit arigsitib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-01

"Set gule SuS" / WobIGtning til oct
bpioe SIiS".
Ser gisres / TorbinoeIie meo Be
pracIicn opmprtiom pao, at 8tcc'
prriioentens or Get n~Gitbsieite Of
ieutIiac Gutbeoe / 2auoet, at ban Iom
iaooan bar itore reprpieutore 5or.
pIiatclier % lloaiiter. meNen6 bans
2en fuu anoraser iii $t2, 900 ON
Naret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-01
Omfommet / %6lammcrne

Sra GaQos, Sera8, berettes Ben
24oe Sebruar, Of 10 Wanosperioner
bar omfomne / en Sloebrano, iom
9otten foruO bopSe Iaet Soteaet /
9pen Sornep | gife, 5ornep Iigger
ca. 20 nil fra 7oIos.
StruSen Sotcaet uebbr9nbte og.
ioo fre 9utifSbpgninger me0 fine
@arebeholonirgcr. groubifa6eu an
ilaoes til min0it $4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-01
RanoiYohi.R omanen.

@anbtpobt Gountp, Winn., iom for.
nplig bar SfuepIaoien for Ell iprn.
oenbe 9ripiagt efter Nasienoroer.
fen Wrs. Belle 8unneiS ira So.
porte, Sno,, bar fact fig en- M Sen.
lotion, berettes Ser oerfra Den 14oe
Sebrl1or.
Gus 3irbp err foriounoct.
San err ben "a. IA WiI fra @iQ.
mar boenebe rige 5armer, bpiS Srs'
Iboloerife bar BEN mpItiife Wtrs. Sal
lep Gaiep, iom at bans Spi0ingbro.
Der, Samuel &irbp, mistpnftes for
at bore Ben eneite og Ggte WrS.
@unneis.
Sirsoag ben 22be Sebrltar fog
8lis &irbp benbe .og benbes fire Iar
ganlle Son meo fig poa ct 9eisg til
en- al Naboerne, bpor ban forlo6 bens
be, mems ban ubfsrte ct nngipeligt
9Grinbe til en- onoen | RGrbeben Boz
enbe Sarmer. San penbte imioler-
tio life tilbage og efter at bape pen.
tet til lent paa &ueloen maotte Mrs.
Gaiep tiltrGbe Siempeien til airbp.
farmen alene.
Ser fnnot bum oft / ben pilbeite
ltoroen, Tom ON Ser babe pGret
Spbe og Rspere / Suiet. Gaa Dor.
oct | Chen fanot bum imiolertib et
greb fra Orr. 3irbp, bpori ban op'i.
ger benoes Sieneite 90 inoeiluttebe
en- Inpisning paa $165 Tom geta-
ling for, boao bum baobe tilgobe for
ben Sio, bum bapoe ppret Der.
Sermeo er Siitorieu BOG life noe.
Haienbe ooer fine ifuffeoe Sorbaob.
ringer ON epenhlelt at bli &onen paa
@aaroen orog bun ino til @iamor,
boor bum bar gioet fine Sslelier Suit
| bsie Sruiler baaoe moo 9lis &irbp
% ipecielt MOB 9rooeren, Samuel,
bpem bum tiger er SfpIb / set belle.
Sum agter at anlGggc Sag moo
&irbp for bruot sggteifabSlpite, men
Ga Girbp err foripunbet, bill bette baoe
line 8anifeligDeoer. Seller life fan
bun, iom oct oprinbelig bar benoes
Wening, penbe tilboge og forblipe
paa Sarmen, ga oenne, % iom set
paaitaoeS paa benbes egen Silifpn-
belle, for en- Sib iioen blep ioIgt meo
Stub og Stltb. Get bapbe ga ongi.
pelig ppret Earrets Senii9t at reiie
til California og boiptte Jig Der.
Sfslee ct ienere Telegram fra
8inmar bar Der / Nattens Sob fln.
oet en- fitlSitpnoig Hoqeombptning
Steo, t0et &irbp er futoen, mems
Mrs. Gaiep pIlioielig err foripuuoen.
&irbp er opoaget noe paa Eeter Sal.
boms Sarm, bporfra ban ON Wor.
aenen oen 24oe telefonereoe til She.
riff Mngnusion ON at boIoe ct Die
meo Mrs. Gaicp, irbtil ban iclp finn.
De fomme ino til 9pen. Ien Mrs.
Gaiep bopoe iomme Norgen iorIabt
Sote1et, bppr bun boebe, % bar fl
Sen life pGret ieet.
Set i%eneite: Mrs. Gaiep er benbt
tifbaee til S%irbpformen, iaa er ogioa
Sam airbp, bnorimoo man fra 8us
&irbp li6en intet mer bar bert.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-01

fingers Senber, % OF Suoreoeparte.
mentcts Gbei bapoe bit fig lttro lao.
bel MOB Solicit, bois gienSom ban
bar uoiat FOR Sare, iom moo 8rGii.
ocntcn bpem ban bar fert bag 2pict.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-01
Song 8nitai friif isieu.

Sra Stocfbolrg tclegruieres Den
%. Tebruar:
Soma @uitni ioretoq todg II au.
tomubilnr omtriuq / gueH. Get par
fsrite Sang ban bar oRrct uOenfcr
Slottet iiocu ban moertaltebe liz en-
Operation for misunderstanding.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-01

Setlile Srcnllttllill1 10nes, tiltroDS
Tor Den eminerte Nutoritct bporfru
oen ifrioer iig, utrolig, men Wr.
@eir erfIGrer, of Den er huieret pao
cfficieae itotiitiife Spgaper, % ieicr
til. at / Georgia FIN / al buert 100
Mprbere blir itraiiet, % at Der |
oenne Stat iioite Iar bIep begonet
Here Ioro emo | belle set brittle
Riae.
Sctte err ForfGroeltgt at tpnfc
poa; men | oct Eiemeo at gisrc oct
enbm fsIeIigere for o8 ircmIGgGcr
Mr. @cir en- Rpffe itutiitiife Spqif.
ter oper 6orbrpScroGienet5 a~oitenoe,
lcOiaaet al en- SammcnligninQ, ser
or lige iaa M ion Den er lluocnoe.
elsie itotiitiife Spgiiter bier, at
observation-disclosures / 2anoet 8Gr.
hieu al i%tianlet % tilintetgiort Glen.
bonn GoitGnoe af Roliti, Getsppicn
GGngiler, 0. I. y. ibercaiHt ~ foiter
oS Sen enorme Gum al S1,373,00O,.
600 ON aaret. Zen me6feIaenbe
Communicating aisr Sctte EoI ina
megct me isieipringen6e:
TorbrpoelierueS &oitenoe... S1,873.O00,00O
Rdtlolal9lRloen .......... 964, 100000
SueoeapIingen, Dos. 755,OO0,OO0
9ulproouttionen, 1908 $50. ~350,000,000
llloprpouttipnsn, 1905 49,. 29s, 600 900
90 at SiIitanoen enoog ita6ig for.
ORrrer fig iremgoar al ben itutiitiife
Splpsning, at "6er iorefommer fire
oa N baIp Gang inamanae Roro for
bpcr Niaion al gefoIfningeu M iom
for tpoe aor ii0en." Set iDne3 utpiI.
iortt, at pi ogioa / berue Senieenoe
"gaar / Spioieu for Ter0en".
Nr. @cir tilifrioer 0i8ie operra.
ffenoe Silitonoe oeu alminoelige
llopgtigbeo, iom farafteriierer bort
RoIitiuRien. og iom / artitIeu gisres
til @ienitano for en- lang % ioienbe
aritif. San bolocr oaiaa politiif
Sn6Tlp6eIie 0eIpis oniUarIig. iSet bon
erfIrrer. at "iemoaiptti Erocent al
sc orreIterebe Sor6rnSere | 'ReS
2igbt'. 1iitriftcrne / Rcrp gorf ifaf.
fes i'm 6ribeo igien al 8aropoIiti
ferne."
ct tort autnI at Gor6rpSelierne
ipecielt al Be aImiubeIiaere 9opoper.
trpoeIier. ifpIoes GrifipIoigbeoen /
i2onSet. 3ette iremaaor meb iii.
itrTffeIig Spoeliqbeo al Sen Rier6s.
%qieruing. at al Sc $4,000 qrreita.
tiorer. iom ioretoaes iorriec aor.
ouer $4,000 omtrent Salpparten
- ifplotes 5ploeri og 9~rutfenfnb.
The Delta independent., 1910-04-29
Dry Clippings.

What is the prevailing cause for
divorce? Too much wet goods for
husbands, and too much dry goods
for wives.-Good Housekeeping.
That commercial travellers do not
consider license an aid to business
prosperity is evidenced by the fact
that sixty two travelling salesman
of the city of Rockford. Illinois.
signed petition for no license
The Union Signal
Alchohol as a detriment to mental
development is rapidly coming un-
der the ban of the leading educa-
tional institutions of the country.
Orders to serve no intoxicating
liquors at senior receptions or soci-
ETY. houses of the Sheffield Scientific
school at Yale. have been given by
Prof. Russell Chittenden. school d.
rector.-The Union Signal
The Delta independent., 1910-04-29
Was 1t Written by Ch-ist?


Much interest has been manifest
through the recent publication in the
Denver Post of letter purrorting
to have been written by Jesus Christ
after his crusifXion
According to the story accompany
ing its publication. the letter was
found under stone at the foot of
the cross soon after the crucifiXion.
and the little child by whom it was
found. placed it into the hands of
one of Christ's followers, who kept
il as a sacred Tcemento in his family
1t was handed down through the
| family from generation to generation
until after many centuries had pas
sed, one member of the family com
ing to America brought it to this
country where it was sacredly guar
ded for many years 1t is stated
that because of the secrecy with
which the letter was guarded and
kept from publication, great misfor-
tunes came to its possessors through
out the various generations, until
finally it has been surrendered for
publication, and is now being given
a wide circulation through the lea
ding papers of the land
Was Christ the author of this
letter? Let us briefly examine some
OF the contents and weigh it in the
balances of Gods word. The follow
ing assertions will convey the tenor
of the entire letter:
"Whosoever works on the Sab
bath day shall be cursed. Remem ber
to keep holy the Sabbath. for the
seventh day L have taken as a rest
ing day to myself You shall finish
your work every Saturday afternoon
at six O'Clock in the afternoon. at
which hour the preparations for the
Sabbath begins
1t is very evident to any who
study the Scripture that the above
statements are not in harmony with
the teaching of Christ while upon
earth.
First an attempt is made to con-
vey the idea that the preparation
day for the Sabbath is Saturday and
not Friday as taught in the New
Testament. See Matt 2s:1; John
1871; Luke 23:k6; 24:1.
Second. the seventh day is not
Sunday. but Saturday, as we are all
aware.
Third, the days were not named
until many centuries after the res
direction of Christ. Therefore the
inconsistency of supposing that
Christ would refer to them by their
present names.
While our Lord was on earth his
teaching was all in perfect harmony
with that of the father. and from
Hebrews 1873. we learn that Jesus
Christ is the same yesterday. today
and forever. Therefore his teaching
If here today would not vary from
that given in Old and New Testa-
ments. He declares that nothing
shall be added to or taken from
what is written therein.
While this letter may have been
written by some well meaning indi
vidual. yet we cannot, as Intelligent
men and women. acknowledge it as
from the author of all good.
WILLIAM NJ. ANDRESS.
The Delta independent., 1910-04-29

like Lucifer, at first fail to under
stand the harm in a glass of beer.
This is the DEVILS joke on hu-
manity. His cruel laugh rang back
through the chasm, and SO it rings
down through the chasm, and so it
rings down through the ages, and
while blind, struggling humanity
cropping onward, deem the beer
help in their daily toll. he laughs
with wicked scorn at their ignorance.
SUSIE MOORE
The Delta independent., 1910-04-29
Clearing and PIowing Contract

] have forty acres of land, TWEEN
~ miles from Delta. which I want
cleared. plowed and seeded at once.
AID desire to have 1t done by con-
tract. for which l will pay a good
price If properly done within the
time TO be stipulated. For further
information, call on or address f.
B. Morris or Sam Farmer, Delta, Col.
The Delta independent., 1910-04-29
Ranch Home for, Sale.

Seven and one-half acres on Gar
net mesa, u mile from city limits.
New eight-room brick house. IN
acres in apples. balance in alfalfa.
Inquire of Porter Obert Hardware
Company. rs
The Delta independent., 1910-04-29
Wanted-S% Money.

l can make two or three good
loans at 8 per cent on land near
Cedaredge. Four years. with privi-
lege of paying in two. Write or
call up r. w. Curtis, Cedaredge.
Colorado.
The Delta independent., 1910-04-29
For Sale Cheap.

Three teams of large mules Jua-
nita Coal and Coke Company. Bowie.
Colorado.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-14
Heard in tie Lobby

PALMER - J.. II. Rutherford
Nashville: S. r. Nash, Louisville;
Fred Martin. Knoxville; NJ Cant,
Greensboro; James Green, Mayfield
George Bradley, Nashville; A. w
Lucas. waverly, Tenn; w. d. IIill,
st. Louis
BELVEDERE-N. b. Morris, Ev-
ansville; J. f.. Bridgewater, La Cen
ter; George Downs, Murray; J. A.
Guttinger. St Louis; r. II. Rapier,
Louisville; w. w. Molloy, Eddyyille:
Frank McMurray, Guthrie; II. b.
Anderson, Louisville.
NEW RICHMOND-W. II. Camp
bell. Cairo; ]. A. Mason. Mayfeld;
John Shaw, Metropolis; r. F. Flyons,
Birmingham: George Clark. May
field; A. S. Ford, Lexington; w. B.
Hollowell. Sta Louis; F. II. Leon
ard, Columbus.
ST. NICHOLAS-Grant Dawson,
Marion. III; Boyd Jackson and
wife, Dexter; f. ID. Smith, Lexing-
ton, Tenn; II. ]. Johnson, Hender-
son; w. F. Kiefer, Evansville; II.
C. John. Louisville; w. b. Grace.
Murray; G. Jones. Kuttawa.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-14
SOUNDING A MANNING

In our changing social conditions
the percentage of true women still
greatly excels the percentage Of
clean lived men; but, the fact can
not be without its significance. that
while men are gradually being held
to a higher standard OF life. the re-
straint on women is as surely relax
ing.
The Baltimore Sun raises a warn
ing voice, that should not go IN
needed:
whenever a woman starts to
smoke, whenever she begins to
drink, even in moderation, she puts
her feet IN a dangerous path. To
preserve purity Of life and thought
20 save womanhood, every bit of pro-
lection. every safeguard is needed.
II will be a sad day when dignity,
modesty, purity of thought and Ian
guage are no longer expected of
woman. Laxity of expression and
conduct are. all too closely asso-
GATED with loose morals"
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-14

but a Peary conquered
II, not alone ny boldness. but by
courage. patience and studied per-
sistence. Peary was as bold as the
boldest: yet, he did not risk his life
and each defeat
taught him lesson. His next at
tempt witnessed the correction of
the defect, which prevented the sue
cess OF his preceding expedition. Thus
for twenty years he tried and failed.
and pushed on until he reached the
goal.
The Wright brothers are still alive.
They studied aviation and gave to the
world the principle upon which sue
cessful aeroplanes are manipulated.
They dared before the others few,
and their boldness Is unquestioned.
for they had no throngs to cheer their
achievements. and no competition to
stimulate them TO foolhardy flights.
They risked no more than was
necessary. but assumed what risks
could not be avoided in achieving
success, and they have warned imi-
tators Of the dangers. Particularly
did they emphasize the extreme haz-
ard of the dirigible balloon. which in
two disasters has equalled the record
of all the aeroplanes.
The Wright brothers and Peary
are brave. level-headed pioneers in
their respective fields. as much to be
respected for their good sense as for
their daring. No one OF these. who
have been killed in the aerial
sports. as far as we have learned.
has added a scientific fact 10 the
sum, which the Wright brothers
gave to the world.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-14
UNION RESCUE MISSION

work being done. This is undoubted-
ly a labor of love as the people are
either negligent or Indifferent. The
mission is in debt and as the collec-
tions get smaller instead of increas-
ing. the work must suffer more and
more. take this means of acquaint-
ing the people of il. and do so with
out any solicitation. believing that IL
the good people of Paducah only
knew they would gladly come to the
rescue. | believe every home owner
in the city land many who do not
own honest. could. without any sac
rifce, telephone their grocer to de-
liver as much as a Csc package at
the missions Also many people
could give bundles of clothing,
which Mr.. Chiles would be glad to
call for and distribute This is not
work that many people enjoy, and
yet many good people are willing to
help. Brother Chiles and wife are
willing to do this work for you II you
will make Il possible. The religious
services are good. A man and wife
have found Christ this week, three
have been reclaimed and quite mum
Der admonished and prayed with. /
am persuaded that none of us viii
regret the cups OF cold water given
when we see the Master face TO face.
but we will rather wish we had done
a thousand fold more. Don't lay this
paper aside and think that so many
will respond that you will wait until
next time" for many others will do
that too, but phone Bro. Chiles
and help him In this real time OF
need. God has promised that, "He
that giveth TO the poor lendeth to
the Lord. and that which he hath
given He will repay again" This is
a good bank note, try IT,
Sincerely in the interest OF earth g
bruised, fallen and helpless
lII. MRS. ]. A. LEE.
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BLOOD WONT STOP
IVAN SEITI. on FLORENCE SRA
TION, IN BAD SHAPE.
4. e. Bsldrce Arrested ON Charge
Of False swearing In the
Case.

Accused of making false am
daylt before Magistrate J. J. Bleich.
T. c. Baldre6. OF the Florence sta
ton neighborhood. will undergo a
second trial this week
baldree, cripple. was fined 81
and costs Monday upon confession
and making an AFFIDAVIT that he
struck Ivan Seitz. ~ years old. In
self-defense. Since the trial. II Is
charged, IL developed that Baldrec
used a plank instead of his fists.
Ivan Soitz, who is the son of Andy
seltz' is In a precarlous condition
and has been bleeding from the nose
and mouth Since the assault.
II was alleged that seitz threat
ened to whip Baldree. who learned
OF It and prepared himself The
two met last Sunday on the public
road and Baldree revived the threat
He said Seitz drew his hand TO his
nip pocket as If TO get a gun. and
he struck him.
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After a weeks stay at the Union
Rescue mission / feel disposed to
tell the public something of the work
as have observed Il. Especially
since | solicited donations one day,
and found the people almost wholly
ignorant of the real work done here.
The first night | was here two young
men in search of work, came in dur
ing stormy rain. Az they were
without means they were given meals
and lodging, and in the morning
some clean shirts. These men were
talked to about their spiritual con-
dition, and after prayer promised to
lead different Lives. Both of them
obtained good employment at once
and are doing we'll. One other young
man has been cared for over night
and is seeking work. There have
been two young mothers with chill
.dren here seeking help. A home has
been found for one child, and the
iAuAnti HAdl1 W WIN hN bAhtA
mother win be given work as soon as
home for her month-old baby is
found. One woman was cared for
over Sunday, and work procured for
her. Three girls have found shelter
and work. People have come for
clothes, i'm one instance a man came
and asked for pants that he might go
to church. Mrs. Childs had to say
come again." as no donations of that
kind had been sent in lately. The
hospital charity ward has been Wis
tied almost every day. and fruit and
flowers carried. The jail and aims
house and many homes in distress
have all been visited, and good liter
ature left. And between times these
good people have been answering the
telephone calls OF the housekeepers
in the city. needing girls for nurses
or cooks. No one on the outside can
possibly know of the. amount of
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SPORT THAT KILLS

The conquest of the air promises
to cost as many lives as the discov-
cry of the North pole, for decades
considered the greatest fool killer of
the age. Since April ten have added
their names to the roll of victims.
They, in a way, have given their
lives for the benefit OF science: yet.
most of them are of the daredevil
type, chiefly remarkable for daring
and sensational achievements, and
their deaths came in attempts 20 win
prizes and large sums for breaking
speed and distance records.
The Arctic sea claimed its score Of