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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-29
KING CONSIDERING
REPLY TO YAIG5a
Confers With Pre-
mier Regarding hmm
Rupture With Chur

AJAIEID. July 2s.-Premier
jas is in conference today WI
Alfonso at san Sebastian Re
the threatened rupture OF di
relations with the Vatican
government.
It is not believed that the
rnent Will recede from its pos
increased religious tolerance
Fl Liberal, the newspaper
yesterday announced the rec
the government Of a curt no
the Vatican, today declares
note greatly offended the CABINET.
which now plans a drastic program
a zainst the state church IN the event
that the King approves the move
Premier CanaIejas VIII initiate
series Of measures" Fl Liberal says,
(which viii prove a most dlsagreeable
surprise to the Vatican
What these moves are the paper
does not Intimate
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-29

Concert Music Every evening
at the WinevieT Pleasure Club. Music
and dancing every Tuesday and Thurs
dav evenings at 7.31. 18th and Rhode
Island avenue northeast
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-29

For Automobile Eye Insurance,
Ask Druggist for Murine Eye Remedy
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-29

caverly'z plumbing 1891 c St \. W.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-29
BELOTE GAINS DELAY
IN CONTEMPT CASE

Albert sidney BeIote viii appear in
court Monday 10 show cause why he
should not be adjudged in contempt OF
court for calling or his wife Monday
night. in violation Of an Injunction Is
sued BY Justice Wright last week.
he vas arrested on complaint OF ms
wife. and the case was referred TO JUS
tice Wright owing 10 The Injunction
The hearing was set for today, but con-
tiuued on request OF counsel
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-29
SNAKE IN CATS BED

YORK. Pa, July "a big copoer-
head was the queer bedfellow OF a litter
OF kittens IN a barrel at the home OF
William Beck, a storekeeper OF Cone
WACO township, and Beck made the
discovery only at the expense to himself
Of a bite from the venonous reptile
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-29
EARLY FROST PREDICTED

HUNTINGDON. l. 7. July 2Q--Un-
less the katydid sign falls Long Is
land VIII get its first frost on sep
TENDER &. fer those insects We're hrsJ
Heard this year last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-04
BOY, BITTEN BY
COYOTE, DIES MAD

SPOKANE. April e. Roger. the
6'yearold son OF John rroutman. 6
miles east of Genesoe, Idaho. h
dead from rabies. caused hy an az.
tack OF coyote Last week.
While playing Ia the home yard
the child was attacked by the ami.
NAL. which. maddened by the hun.
ser oecaslened by unusually heavy
snow. inflicted severe wounds
about the face,
On the day following tho attack
symptoms of the rahlaa we're mani.
Tested. death resulting "a hours
later. Dogs we're bitten hy the
same animal before Il was killed.
The mayor has iasuod a procla.
nation compelling all dog owners
"a keep their caninos chained OF
the officers viii shoot them on
sight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-04
CABLE CREW is
GIVEN A JOLT

0ripman Lynn Mead and Con,
ductor Harry RAyiand we're pain.
fully cut and bruised and several
passengers slightly Injured when
a James ~ cable car hit an Oh.
atruction az Fifth ay.. at 5 so yes.
terday afternoon.
Mead was thrust heavily on bis
brakes and was taken at once 10
the city hospital Later. be was
able 90 20 20 his home Rhylnnd
wns thrown through a window. but
miracuiouhly escaped serious In.
jury Injuries 20 others on the
car were very slight
The car did not leave the track
but gave a tremendous jolt and
came to a stop At Fourth Av. A
workman bad been doing some re-
pair work on the cable Just before
the accident. and Ia some way got
the apparatus out OF order. 20 that
when the car came alouE II caught
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-04

chopper aud the firelesa cooker
We can buy the very cheapest
round and flank steak and with our
chopper fix u for loavss and other
yiands ~ for any table The cooker
bakes beans eheapiy and anythins
that must be slowed or baked. for
u keeps the gas hill low
Constance herself bahea pie and
the insN rich pastries Because u
our slight consumption % Il. We
found 4 no economy 20 bake bread
We have Kept our health good by
eating salads Ia moderate quaint
ties
our gas bin haant been over %
cents any month thia winter. yat
every cold night 40 have bad an
open fire IA our LIVING room. Early
IN the winter ! bought one Of those
new biE inrandosccnt electric
lamps for one dollar ana installed
Il IN our LIVING room II has giyen
Ne beautiful liEht aud IL appar
entity IN AZ good condition today AZ
when I bought IL Yet our electric.
~ bin hasn't been over ais any
month this winter. averagina 80
cents helow aEy other bill that
comes 70 the building
Constance has taught nae 10 wear
thinEs that have been fixed over
So now ehssrfllly sgt ny hats
cleaned and Feblocked. my shoes
half soisd. my clothing repaired
Before I vas married ! had a false
sense u shame 10 do such things
Bus when the girl a fellow has
cuurted tails him he looks just as
wgli In repaired clothing a. Ia new.
be- Il apt 20 believe n
As FOR CnnHtnnce'a clothing
don't know boz she does u. but
she buys less than I 90. but al.
ways has more and betterlookins
clothes than ! have
she has taught herrelf TO be an
expert nsediawoman Each spring
and fail she patronizes a "sewing
school. paying a. Tor 10 ali-dsy
lessons The school" simply
amounts 20 this; The pupil"
make their own clothes. under the
critical direction of expert dress.
makers .- the teachers This
spring Constance IL adjusting 20
tho present styles two old suits 81
hers. buying perhaps. s. worth %
materials cost % the two new
suits. $40 Shs expects TO take a
second term of lessons" and make
herself number Of summer frocks.
Necktiea are an expense 10 any
eounu fellow who wuFf nUupur mod.
eFately wolldrasaod on his JOB
Ties are costly. and they soon grow
dirty nut mine do longer service
than most For Constance rips
theIa no. washes them. turns them
inside out. stitches them up again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-04
Is HE THE DRUG
STORE BANDIT?

SAN JOSIE, Cal. April t.-Chaa.
Chiftcn. an Oklahoma cowboy. who
confessed that he kidnapped Watch.
man Whyback st Santa Clara
March 4. and who confessed 20
having committed a number Of rob.
berries In the vicinity OF Santa
Clara and san Jose. ,s accused 20.
day 81 being the notorious "drug
store bandit who tergorinod san
Francisco this last winter
nr y VA Gleason. % san Fran.
cisco, whose drug store was robbed
twice By the bandit. arrived here
last night, aud after seeing Chit
ten. stated that he was positive
that Chilten was the much sought.
for man Chif,eu denied thar he
had anything 90 DO with the rob.
b0rY ~ 6leasnna store. and laugh
"a heartily when mention was
made of the series Of letters which
the police received. presumably
irum the desperate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-04
STAR DRIVES LOAN
SHARK TO COVER
(ooneiudsd.)

y
had been an employe OF the
State security company; that
he was the clerk who loaned
oilnea $40; he was the one
who had him sign the fret
note payable 10 J. Hiohagdsi
that he had collected the great
or part OF the si2.2o; that he
was the person who filled out
the $50 note; that he knew
ollnes received nothing for u;
that he paid nothing for u,
that he did not know who J.
Welsen was; that he made the
note payable 10 j. Welsen be
cause Kidd told him 70 do so;
that he had given Kidd s8b for
a batch Of notes. he refused to
swear he paid anything for the
ollnss note. said that he did
not know Why the fret note
was made payable TO }. Rich.
ards, whom no did not know,
nor the last to J. Weiaen. He
claimed all the charges were
commission.
r Kidd admitted he was man
aver Of the State Security com
pany He claimed there was such
a person ~ J Weisen. a client fol
whom this company carried on
luxurious business He olsimoc
that hs had power Of attorney
from Weiaen. bot he failed 10 pro
duoo T.
u was apparent that both
Richards and Wslsen we're flo
tltieus persons under whose
names the loan usurers hid
their transactions.
Judge George took the case un
der advlhsmont His decision. jus
handed down. awards the plaintiff
g q Smith. the representative o.
the loan sharks. judgment fol
fa.40. Judgment was entered fol
Dimes for a. costs. The courts do
uialog leaves Smith indebted /,
olines In the sum u il40
Besides losing their case. Smith
ioecs the % fee he paid into couri
20 start the suit against dimes
and Il wipes out the notes The
State Security company. when th'
matter IL wound up. will have IA
the loan and court costs paid on
tss. for which they received iiz2t
interest paid by Glinss. and luds
ment OF court for $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-04
NEW FIREbOAT
IS ON THE job

In accordance 9th the first gon.
'erai order OF John n Boyle. now
fire chief, the tlreboht Duwamish
viii be put on duty this evening
and the Snoquhlmie laid up Tor 70
pairs, and Truck No , will be put
into service a. the station az tho
corner 81 Third av and Pine a.
The order also includes the pro.
motion Of four licutenants 20 cap
taincise and ths naming Of four
new lieuteunnta
The long list Of transfers In.
oludes that Of w. J. Carr. who n
assigned 10 the relief force and
who ls made assistant chief In the
absence OF the regular assistants.
He ia given charge u the volunteer
organizations In the outlying dis.
trictH.
The men promoted 90 cap
tainoles are &, w Gilman. @ Nehr-
has and j " Carmichael John
Mecloud. J. T. Mcknight, !. NJ.
orr and 8 T stAhre are promoted
70 the position Of lieutenant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-04
TELL OF FOREIGN
MISSION WORK

A survey Of the worlds mission.
AIRY field was given the delegates
70 the Laymens missionary con-
ference. IN session at the first
Presbyterian church this morning
Six missionaries from the front
told OF the work IN their fields
Those speaking we're DF J. L. Oar
ing Of Japan. Rev J. ?. McNaugh.
ton. Turkey. Bishop J r. Robin.
son. india. Rev y ~. Stead. Per.
STA. Rev Ola Hanson. Burma. and
Rev = , Hall. Korea.
Franklin vs. GHnse Of Boston dis.
cussed Why Missions Should Ap-
peal TO Men. and a general discus
sion on hsw 20 lead a church 10 its
highest missionary efficiency fol
lowed az the afternoon session.
The Opportunity in the Far
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-04
~ JOHN VouNoLovE.
CHAPTER VI

Anyone who pays bills viii real
ire what II means when / say our
groceries and meat together have
coat us about s25o por week dur
lug the past winter Light and gas
bills have been low The expense
u clothing has been reduced to a
minimum
All the time sc worc having our
experiences "a home making Con
stance was studying The reduction
~ housekeeping expenses ThroN
nothing away - her solution.
We have been guided In part BY
considering tho habits Of our
thrifty foreign born population
We know the italians. for instance
lived az slight expense principally
nu mRcAFuni We chose aphnwgtsi
Constance takes few cents North
VI this tooihsome paste. bakaa a.
highly seasoned. wlih milk. cheese
and tomatoes. and ons baking
forms oar chief dlah for ghros
meals
We have ontmnal-n good old
Scotch dinh-svrry bruA kfRat but
We do not buy che package brands
We buy rolled oats In bulk. five
pounds for g centa
Iftsh stew ~ another Of our
favoriie Wanda
There are plenty Of cheap things
good % eat even ia these days Of
high prices Tho principal thing q
60 keep from buying the expensive
things
For Instance. We never eat ans
foods that come prepared. They
are expensive We never have ans
meat OF fish tlua lpKcspiinE sal
moni i'm our refuse barrel We dc
eat canned vegetables. but modor
ateiy. except tomatoes. which Con
stance herself puts up
We avoid dishes that use eggs 81
much butter Two dozen eggs
were all we consumed between
Dec ! and March We stopped
ealing buckwheat cakes because
VIE we're using too much sirup and
butter. and believe our health
has been better for g. Only once
this winter dld we buy q fine cut
~ beefsteak. aud that was for m
emergency We never buy fins
rnnsfs gr any expensive cuts OF
meat Flank steak. .hUlli1G pieces
and pot ruasts are our usual salec
lions We only buy meat once q
week. though this amount gives va
two or three meals With care
cheap cuts can be made tooth
some as the expensive onoa
Two kitchen tools have proven
of greatest economy the food
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-04
BLOODY CLOTHING
MYSTERY SOLVED

The strange disapp9arance Of
holnhOld Winhlsf. a butcher, and
the finding OF blood-stained cloth.
Ing Ia bis room al 500 25rd ay., was
explained Saturday night BY the
missing nan, who was found work.
Ing az the Sanitary Market. on
First av.
He ala not know his landlord
had reported him mlssing and that
the police had searched all day for
him
He explained the presence of the
bloody clothes ia his room b. say
ing that he was held up and beaten
by three men while on his way
home late Friday night They hit
him over the head with sharp
instrument and the wounds biod
freely. staining bis clothes
Others Ia the Toomlng place
we're not 70 when he vent 70 work
Saturday morning, and he had no
opportunity 70 tell them OF bis sx-
perieuos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-04
THE STORY or THE NAMES or monrHs.

,January-The Roman Janus presided the beginning
Of everything hence the first month the year called
after him.
February-The Roman festival Februs held the
fifteenth day of this month In honor Of LuDcfcus the god Of
fertility
Maroh-Named from Mars the Roman god Of
Alphabetically derived from Aapere open. because
spring generally begins and the buds this month
hay-So called from Maia feminine divinity wOrshped
at Rome the first day Of this month
Juno-kamed after Juno. worshped as the queen Of
Heaven
Juy-called after julius Caesar. who was this
August-Named by the Roman emperor Augustus Caesar
u g. 30. after himself he regarded d lucky month, being
one IN which he had several battles
September, October, Move mber and Decsmbsr-Named
from the Latin septem oco noyem and decem. eight
and thsY eighth
ninth and tenth months Of the old year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-04
w AFTER
FOUR DAYS

FL q ualisa rrsss
wv NALiA. April 4 prst
ltha Cofdray. who bse
roles win tho Anaa
y s soalpany has signed uo
Z asnss neut Tor llfe as Lead
t,ss. stock company M
ss, sAa Homer y. Purcell are
II wv, .liiass was a loveatr,.t
lalf Purcell H. ..,,. w.
" ~ ~. ~, Northern and la q
% w wellington SHOWS ilde
% M slfl play one nlpbt IN
y W.. n''ile and followed tha
g where he met Nlsa
Z fourday conrfetlo re
" 'he marriage z ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-04

Mf Bach what ia the reason you
charge twice as much for my cuffs
as sou did f0fmerlyg
Laundress Because you have De-
gun making pencil notes on them
What difference does that
makef"
Tha girls waste 60 much time la
trylna tu mako them out"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-04

and their second life Ia usually
longer than their first
But our experiences are iust II.
luntratlons OF how wo follow tho
two rules OF low rent and not vast
ING Everyone must work out their
own experiments hut II all kept
these rules high prices and hish
rents would tumble,
The End
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-04
.aDR MILLIONS
/. I| ADDED IN
DEPOSITS
49,. Banks Show Good
r.;u. in Three Months
Looks Like a Good
Year.

e.nAa reported ncarN four
ss''s .,,..r. sain IN total acros-
-. ne FIRST u the Neer ana
y March. This Increase,
- n The responses Co the
a. samptraller % currency
~ aa,anslns prosperity 81
AL ne correspondent ae,
81 ~ slp's financial nsiitu
..sspsllng figures brought
~ sane reports ati sc thom
,fsr 60 inspire optimism
esansss men and wofkcra
-, talaslng
-. Aavs lucreAsst tl.ss l..so- -
"a sxchanke Items ln-
- saeSssta Bank deposits
-. Al iha close ~ business
4 aggregated sfs.6Sf 900 rs.
- wehln tie05toii of at
.sp lsss fait when che h.sha
>,ssax with Eastern money,
- here e. move the grain
sa.swlnw table compiiesi
assrss sssured by John b.
- Avs tha present deposits
= 49, hsld at the January 81
- ths somptrollsr q the cur
81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-04
'AkED WITH SHIP
1000 MILES AWAY


Prussia AurB a. The
''aiiah here claims to hap,
iea Hueoesafmly aHI at
WA tss CAMERON in West
w miles distant
sas people aaid tafay
z constant eommunira.
49,. one n the vessels ~ fhs
Steamship uue frsm th,
$50 ',sainer left Hamburr un.
as down the west coast
&c reached the Gamer.
,s .'' The Alps nor The higf
slaisaus lnisrfersd XIX
aaiasl8n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-04


AEE Asfn f-~Aiitoaeh rvs
a. ssrs 9Th the exception posse
~ < ~ siFicisst type ~ Catho-
b ssasss a belief that Former
szi Rrqsevstg acted mhuiig
~ ~ Fsshfs n refusinr fo Rc
waa - eace eith ihe rne un
N1FllH fss'rieiians they are *
- as.salzhmsnt that H1a-
y - C % publish tire trnfa
Ars thaf passed f o.
- e. gonfiefa ferr ta.
= nv yaiiran bad taken SIS 1850
a. aadience Wfft E
80 To- eeianel was BOZ
= aahatidns neea
= Fpasl 70 have hren cann-
- aas ihs Catholic autAnl'ira
Pressed anazsmeaf tfaf fha
tlaissman should have
Nam . ere press ~ uutaca-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-04
hREE KILLED
AT LEAVENWORTH


atisfI. April Three mr
g a fsar END collision
Great Northern fr xhf
- z iiEht engine 80 Iraeau.
sAiafaay nlght The dead
Necfarksf bat an
ssrisF nrsmertoa. wash.
'iaMs trainmau
Aha'saon. g Meian and D.
=. .''s'asn flilas % the cabaaae
Hsa Mecracker waa tIe,
TIE other two dlef ar
z ne hospital bore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-04

PORTLAND ore, April Geo
"a Wii'MmH uuce member ni
President Grants cabinet. ana the
most prominent figure in peiitics
and public We in oregon. dlad aud
denly af hi hame here early to-day
supposedly og heart failure
Wimama had celebrated hts sTth
birthday only q few days ago hy
giving e bouquet to hls friends on
fhis occasion many kilograms ~
Hnafnfrirf1n were received. among
,haH heing 0ue ff0m President Taft
williams waa affeefiousteiY kuaau
as rhe Grand pid Sian 20 oregon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-04
AlAE ROOSEVELT


z.t this afternoon CD BE- pre-
~ b Queer Helena at tn
~ loaisht DowaFer Queen
Ensassiia also sill be present
~ a. king Wlll give a dlnner
/ T. Roosevelt family and the
.nn 8 planned % hc q not.
nme
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-04

East" a discourse b. DR. Reid. and
D paper on The Church's Need of
q Woridtield by Frank Dyer OF
Chicago will be the features OF 10.
nights service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-04
ANOTHER DOC
Is POISONED
(oenoiudod.)


sweep down over tho land, but
"Trottis" never Stacked la her
traces. she pulled her share u her
load and a little more. and when the
journey was over all she asked was
a pat on the head and few words
~ praise. Good doEsie" spoken In
a kindly voice. made "rrnttie" hap
~ an night and started her out
strong hearted IN the morning
Her loving disposition caused Mrs
wooiey to bring her out last fall.
Since then "Truttio" has been fla
millar figure around seventh and
University. whore many little chill
drcn play IN her calm. dignified
way she was the playmate ~ every
ono % them They rode IN her back
tumbisd sen~reanlts over her made
free 20 decorate her AZ untlAnfislIy
AZ childish fancy suggested. while
she licked their dirty faces IN oon-
tentnent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-04


AZ Tho butcher shop nrar the cor
nor sho was always welcome call
or. Tor "Trottis" would never try 20
steal nr beg she simply sat IN n
receptive mood fur any scraps of
meat that might come har way.
Frcqusntly passersby on tho street.
stopped 10 speak 20 -rrottis" and
pat her head To all she extended
"a courteous hearty greeting She
was navsf ohtrusively affeotionAte,
but took trust and friendship as a
matter u course.
II required no ingenuity or plot W
poison 'sTrottie" she had expert
encs with rough. hard men 10 the
NORTH she knew what q was 20 suf-
fer under the lash - lmpotent anger.
but never in her experience had she
come 20 harm from a smiling face
and plsasan, voies Il was as sim
pie as givins poisoned candy 10 a
baby 10 give poisoned meat 10 r'rrot
81" and tust as cowardly
Though, All Men oood.
Poor ~Trot,is" IN her dogEish In
ssperisnos shs thought All wno walk
- upright on two feet we're men
and eomsn shs did not know that
some blpeds are 80 FAR down Ia the
soais q created beings that Ia COM
parisnn the mAnRinsi eur nf the
street IL noble and iuyahie. she was
only a dos and ga not know that
one fnyuteriously created being with
few short years o. live on this
earth would wantonly and cruelty
taka the life ~ another tina, trusted
and served him
That 10 tho difference between
dogs and men
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-03-24
Easter Sunday at Ii.
ME-. ChsfCh SOslh.

Easter Sunday At ih- Park
Avenue, ~. p. Church Sooth
will be observed whh tpeclal
services. Rev. w. G. Bee sley,
the we'll known Presiding Elder.
ot the Nevada District, viii
preach the Easter morning ser
mon Under the direction Of
Miss Gertrude CheVertop; the
choir will render special music
The communion will be Sdminis-
tered st Ihe close Of the morning
service. Rev. Bessley will
preach again At night. On Mon
day morning the second and
third quarterly conferences will
be held. He will be entertained
at the hospilAble home Of Mr..
and Mrs. j. G. Taylor.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-03-24


Mrs' " " Jsmison visited
felaiiFes in Better Monday.
Dr. CBrstr of Bstlsr was 4
- 90 'i l''-s
See Use seed ~ ih- Kirk Grc-
ceFy p ptaio, garden. coSu and
s.i kinds sfn4ii anc large Prices
alaays ugst
r, r.
spent Sunday 10 thi- city The
guests oi - an1 Mrs. 81 r.
james
c,-.. q
s. s..
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-03-24
NUMBER %

Miss Lsosa Baiifach. - Cir
ard, Kansas, cane 10 FRIDAY "a
q feu days visit vim rsistsss
and friends.
About - of the yosnE neapse
ard = few oder one-. ~ sl1e ffsp-
t,st church. dfass oaE % Epith
Sunday aftsrnesgu o. laear t1fnr
pastor pf.seh - til4s p'.ee
Frank NcAnamaily. wlo forn-
erly rssi5ed here snd - npa
located 10 Fl. snst. Kan. aa-
. visitor 10 this e.ty ls-t 1nsrs-
dsy
Misc Lfzzie Keetan. vh8 hzz
been VISITING Or pa-enfs. Nr.
and Mr. John HaRzn % ne eass
side rstugpej g. hsr lone ln
Cllicsgo Mon9sy.
TBs pastor sft-ie ~ Z Chsrc1
SoGth, of thi, eng. j. ocsas a
series % mestlngs % Pss--
No Much interest g
manifested and several q zr
En- their nz,ass for cnBrc4 ~ ~
LsrshiV
We neg ec-ed. lzst EssZ. TO
zcknoW edge the recsipi = ifse
Bates Coantg BIBs isoox
which w.s puoiisbed - Co1~.y
Cisrk { g Weeks Il cgsts8us
a great deal ~ gsefai iuforGa--
ion and Mr.. Weelzs isto be graf.
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