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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-28
eenne seuehe,

" Bonne seuehe'
4 T. on a nrst course at dinners or
luncheon. make some pastry cases
By coyering tiny bat deep patty
! pans with rich pastry, and thens with
( q pastry jaeger. cut very narrow strips
az The pastry TO make rim Tor the
trup. Bake them and when cool they
fwll sifp from the pans-or course they
fshouid De bskadAz9th pastry side up
When ready 70 serve. I'll them with
nate de foie gfas. made quite sOtt
WITH whipped cream ana seasoned with
salt and cayenne or paprika- On top
" each one put tiny mold ot esplc
3elfy- These are also suitable % serve
with the salad course. The Aspic Is
made out Of clear veal pr beet stock
sfiffenod slifh tly With gela tine and sea-
soned with 3 few drops o. sherry ane
farraxou xinAkAts ~ Use cider yineear
aud 4 bit OF onion -tIioe y Nthout-tar>
ragon vinegar
= Lettuce. and Celery Soup. -
rhir - \ delicious combination. Use
the white tops and coarse stalks of cell
ery.( Put one cup. OF its after 81 has
been cut into tiny pieces, into stew
pan and add three cups Or cold Wates.
fteW Eently untn celery ia ten1e7, add
ing enough wafer TO have ~ least Two
cups when done. Mash celery through
\ coarse sieve. and pat this and lheI
v.nser-fs which u was cooked on thel
Are arairs and add two punches o.
HOMETOWN fsttuce. the cheap Eariesg.
Thir should 81. cut into shrecs With
scissors and then &aopped rather nne-
Ad9 one mlpecd oat A-a s-e go
1Poeps sef> lzsiresd a e. IS sc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-28
Fabrics That VIII
Be Worn This Fall
No More Short Coats Except the Eton ackct-Pleatcd
Skirts Once More-Poplin and Zibeline

edged with bands OF rose ana dun
green printed liberty silk. IN design
of palm leaves. The sleeves ana the
foot OF the skirt are borderod with the
same rich and yet clinging material.
The long scant oYorssirt Is slaahed at
one side and edged with buttons and
puttonholes. The hat Is OF blue-gray
silk henNor trimmed with q hmm M
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-28

OtR method n managing a picnic =.
10 carry bag q chsrcoai u
quart bottle Or kerosene oil and . heavy
wire eratings such as is Esed for base.
meat windows. Spread the charcoal
On me ground in such 4 raanner tr
nlll De level and occupy 40 nars
space fhan fhe grstiHg Wiu soyer ..avs
.'1 stal2e over if supporrirg ~
eofh - rocks OF 5rirks Or ne ans ~
-atin- Four the OIL over an AMI touch
.tetea 70 ~. As sr5n IS the i buras
OAK yen Eili have q fne bed ~ Goals.
rAee.ient for any sort af cook x and Il
~ lest long tiuie We s-.I stesk Or
Nsn on the srating. fry potatoes or
-sss n a frying pan. n coffee and
.-.- - @s tHe best OF toast simply by pisc-
lue ne slices of bread on the zratfnx
ana tuning qgickly. ssafter TIE toast
MN eliatelF- The s-n - rhe rarsv
Usually do che COO N and cne man
peeially has beeo@s an expert IL
easing pancakes. As ba Ter 20 which
= prepared By hisHife. q = g.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-28

/ matoes be too sour. correct the acidity
| by using one-quarter teaspoon Of soda
A cream sauce mixed with a little to-
mato pulp makes a good sauce foI
| these balls.
Potato Salad.
While potatoes are still almost raw
try this: Peel raw potatoes. cut them
in thin slices and 20 two cups add one
small onion cut In quarters. Cover
with boiling water, add one tablespoon
of salt and cook until tender Drain
and cover with French dressing Let
them cool and then remove onion and
add small cucumber pickles cut in thin
shoes. capers, minced parsley and
cbives and hard-cooked eggs cut IN
quarters. then in slices Serve on let
tuce and pour over another French
dressing
Veal Outlets. Matilda.
Cut one pound or outlets into fillets
and pound them until quite tender Put
three tablespoons OF bacon fat or good
cooking oil into the saute pan and COOK
ia this one tablespoon each OF finely
minced parsley. onion and celery just
for a moment. then put IN the outlets
and cook them on both Sides for min
ute Now cover them with boiling
utes Put outlets on a hot serving dish
and strain gravy into warm bowl Put
one tablespoon - butter or fat into the
pan. roll outlets On hne. drv bread
crumbs and cook fhem for moment
on both sides lu the hot fat Naw put
them back in the bot dish; add one
tablespoon 81 aeur dissaivel in a iitfle
cold water to the Eat ia pan and ADD
the gravy from bowl When boiling
poar over The outlets and serve gar
ushed with lemon and parsley.
Apple Prsllnes.
core and peel six apples and steam
chem On ore and onc-haf ups 81 sugar
cooked in tWo. cups 1f water. While
they are cooking. make candy - one
aup of sugar cooked with a Few drops
lf water and ont-haf CUP of- f-mirrel
nuts When beginning o. carswel Pat
q hiE spoonful on the top - each
apple. Uf rcI-se the arples Siirlii BE-
ready before fhe sugar and nuts begin
io hroVr- Hour the sEllu la afH-l
apples were c1osed arulnd them- cuter
with whipped cream and satFe Vith
su1rEe cake rr nn rIsrrz ef hre41.
toasted. The nut syrnr wiIl candy iui-
uedi1tsiY cn tfe srpies. hut care
shouid tr tsten that 'f loes uQt rook
ioe leng -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-28

velvet Of deeper tone OF gray with
velvet roses Ia deep tones OF red
Another cashmere, gown costume Is OF
bright blue, which in Paris Is known
as bottle blue" The bodice and the
skirt panel are outlined by soutaohe
braid and the ceinture is of striped
silk. The hat worn by this trlm-figured
lady Is OF blue and black
THAT graceful frock OF striped wolfe
with bolero bodice has anaunderblouse.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-28

~ or my ''r-nch nfkhtgowa- hsss
e. ingenious contfisancr fof fsst-a
ening box 80 b. T-ha~s h. 4, 49,, =,
nal ltoahoied -hrssd through uhich tse
iooen nay % drapn ara tia irts !
~he1 The garment Ia ~ ns
-eesned - rihbon is sfnrf,- unties.
sliee So - this nv friends +. ~ 7 have
oPe-o eEins the ma5A S-as onta
49, ssis5le undsrHeaAr ~ 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-28
Ham with Eggs.
Tomato Curry.

Peel and slice rather thick four or
ive ripe tomatoes. cook one tablespoon
each of minced onion and celery in
two OF butter. and then put in the
tomato slices and cook th.m Tor
u few moments. Mix one taliasnoon
~ hour. one teaspoon of Curer now
der. one-quHrter teaspoon af salt
and oue-eiRhh teaspoon 81 pspr,ka
NTH three-guarters of cup ~ cream
Put the tomato slices in a hot disn pogf
the cream mlNture into the saute pan
and cook until 10 begins ta thiokeu.
then pour 90 over the tomatoes. This
can De cooked iu the chadng dish. and
is delicious for luncheon
Cheese Balls with Tomato Sauce.
NIX one small cream cheese or one
cup of 30 with one-h-lf cop of grated
dairy cheese. ne ls am easy matter to
put these two through the meat gflrl-
er. add one cur rf soft bread crumbs.
ntfla salt. naprka ana 0re teaspoon
~ mushroom cafsup- now add tno esq
ydiks and form into balls Seat THE
whites wifh "a yeas iftle cnil water.
rou balls iu tniT. then ir crumbs and
fry ln deep bet fat serve win q
mild tomato -anre mIif tomato
Sauce is ons that is ~ suar. ~ tq-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-28

mash and mix IN one tablespoon Of
en- rather stiff and a dash OF pepper.
butter and one on two esq whites beat
Form into balls, put them In a but
tered baking pan brush each one with
melted butter and put ia a hot oven
for ten or fifteen minutes, or until a
light brown Serve with a sauce made
OF one tablespoon Of butter one OF
-four, one cup OF milk or hot water, the
esq yolk left over and one tablespoon
OF grated horeradish The egg and
horseradish should lie put iu at tho
last moment, Serve Tor luncheon.
Ham with Eggs.
This Is suitable for luncheon or sup
per Mince nne one cup Of boiled or
broiled ham, also chip rather fine four
hard-cOoked eggs Line buttered
baking dish with soft bread crumbs.
put in q layer Of ham then layer
Of eggs. Sprinkle over the eggs finely
minced green or sweet red pepper and
over the ham finely minced chlves or
parsley Repeat and cover the top
layer, which should be eggs. with soft
bread crumbs and bits OF butter. pour
into a dish three-zssaa==ters OF A cup OF
cream sauce and bake IN a hot oven
until quite brown on ton
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-11
21ft Elm tiefes Geheimnis.

SD banfe ssSbnen bonn @runoc
mcines Ser5ens, ibreibt s. 9. Ma-
Der BON 2eipisburg, @. 0a., fir
ben mulloerbaren 9oppelnusen, oen
ib bonn electric 8itters batte, in.
Dem er einen idpercn Saa BON
Weagenleioel1 un6 Hbeunratismue
heilte. Sir ltnperoaulidfeit, @eI6-
fu6t, Maeenbeibtperoen gieren.
bergiftune nidts beiieres. @erIlidt
es. @orantiert. geur SOC BEL allelt
8rltggiiten. s
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-11
Gum ssabrcs- anfams.

@cfanntlid lit her Sannar
Ser erite Wfomb' tint nemen Sabr.
glnf gait Elm SprtfJ npn Mlters6er
Ser iagt, bae aller Mnfang fdbiuer.
Nmn bent id) otter bin nnb her
DIS NIT bent Sanmar aud 10 tuGr'
Sb's, iueil's BET erite, bet entiprtmst
Sent Sabr, er altd] mas Sd]tueres bringt
Sn glnitin ba beriantnteln 6ann,
Senat mnb Sans iidj, Wsann fir Mann.
Ses @plfes @ul, bas lit ibr Siel,
Spdj ffleint es oft itnS &inberipieI.
Gar Wandber fDmntt babin, ber bp1
@pn @eisleit, tuie tie nid1t Sein ipll,
Ter tiftelt bann 8eiebe aus,
Sie itantnten chr bonn Narrenbans.
@l(ein, bielleidJt iiegt 6er Ieritanb
WaS stuar ntdJt tittner bier AT 2anb,
SDdj mDdJt es aud tupl n1glitJ iein,
Die 3Dffnmns tr5itet id)pn allein.
limb rmfer teuer 0pmpernemr
gcIiebt, geadjtet, iuie itb b5r',
Vpn feinett Stnne un6 Ierftanb
Wirb retten mod bas Seras =2anb
Spfn JDdl 0er Wtader titt0 lSelpten,
Sie mns idlpn titandben &f anbpten
Weit ieiner Soiilfe tart nnb felt,
gSir rantnen baum bas Wnderneft.
S'rnn lit bes Sabres Mnfans gut,
60 fast aud Sebcr friifen Mfut
llnb bpfft, es iuirb ia tueiter geb'n
Sie Soffnnns faRt rtdJt mnterseb'u.
slmf bab iie ntitj and) ME perlaf,
grinst U a M o, Elm pplles Wlas
Sas trinf' idl ans bis anf ben Urunb
Sas balt mid ntunter umb gefnnb.
@ie id)tuer ner anfans audj mag fetn,
q ! a mt tnadt bic Gorge Helm;
W!r sieben inmtis In bic @abl
tlHb fiegen pb nit erpker Sail.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-11
Sin Sieb.

Serr: Ser Hotuein tauet MOI
lliht piel, oen Sic nbge5ogen ba,
ben, Seon2"
3iener: v@arum?"
Serr; o9sa, friiber baben Sic
immer neun8i9 5laIhen aus Dem
Sob eenodt ltno beute oreiunoneun=
aiq."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-11
5an autoutD, Mittluedj ben II. Sauuar 1911.

S6affung fiinitli6er gelpaHerung5-
onlogen oiene1, eine groBe elef-
trilbe lleberlano5entrale miro ent.
ltebell, uno eine Sii15u6t grobell
stiles ioa i'm Stoulee betrieben mer-
oen. gs lit bodlt tpabri6einlid,.
ooB Die gon5e tn getra6t fonrmen-
De Sallperre in ltr5eiten Elm gro-
Der Sc gelpelen, oeiien SinfItoffe
ipdter oie fru6tbaren 9leder ltno
s8ielen biloeten, auf oenen oonn ia1
8ehiel Der Sa9rbunoerte menitli-
6c Slnlieolungen nit bliibenoell
9orfern uno as8eloern entitanoeu.
s5est nehielt oas gilo tpieoer uno
Die bliibenoen Dorfer tno s5elber
perI6pinoen. gon neuem meroen
Die 8luten Die Statten neni6lider
glrbeiter beoeden, oo6 iest, onrD
Oeen1denlpiaen gebanoiet, gum &C.
gen Ser 9lagemeinbeit oienen nno
bent Weeniben neue Gue(len ser
&raft erihlieBen!
Sl1 Dem grbbegrabnis ser ssya=
Mile bon 2ongen auf Dem Onte
9arom (&reis 6ran5burg in 9om=
lnern) iprl1oe am Sotenionntag Der
Wetoaiorg Der Dor flint Sabren i'm
alter BON 70 Sobren eeitorbelen
garonin bon 2angelt geb. bon Slo-
len geoffnet llno Die 2eibe ialnmt=
lider Shnltdgegenit0noe beronct
artfgefunoen. 9lu6 Die MetoGfiiBe
oes Sarges maren abgelhlagen. Ole
8rrft ielb1t NOR geipaltiam erbro=
den noroen. Gen 9fiiftpea batte
ii6 Ser Cater ooolpr6 errlogliht
ooB er ein Marmorfreu8 an bus
9eniter Ser @r1ft idob unb Die Ser
gitterung oes Senlters al1fbro6.
Der Sat neroddtig tit Elm Silhler.
Der Dor eirrigen 9agen ols Srei5er
BET elmer mtf @arom peronltalteteu
Sago bel6aftigt gepeien mar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-11
Abitinens.

v9ei Sbrem Ser5leioen biirften
Sic meoer rou6en nod trinfen."
v@ott = ih rau6e ia MIR alfo-
bolfreie 3igorren uno trinfe mtr
nifotinfreies 9ierl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-11
Gtlenbablt : fSabrplan.
&. e 6. q. 8a6n.

S. & 9, u. gabn.
anfunft-
Ro.3 -gom Moroen. .e.45 obenos
yto. b Som gorben. .....6 GAS moro
No. 7-2ocal bon 9earne. 1000 mora
gfo. e-2oeal bon Baleitine. -. :.
go. A. Bon merito. .oi.S 1.5o nosdp! 1ladn'
So. 12-aocal bon 2arebo (gemiidt) :.
gfbia6rit : ''0'o0 a'0'a'
$50. 4 Na6 Dem ysorben. / .55 uahm.
$50. g. Nab Dem georben. 800 o6enbs
yto. Social 1la6 YnIe5tine. .7.3O mora
gto. 10 ggpreb ua6 3earne. :. :.
$50. $ -gla6 Waeriio. 100 n1ors' sass
$50. Il -aoeal mad 2arebo (semidbt) =.
;. ...... ). 1900 abeilbs.
g. q. & y. q. gatn.
Mntunft -
$50. 1-Souiton Ii. 5. aiiite 200 nad,m
So. 3-9on1ton II. 5. @iiite. G. 20 borr1
gto. 5-&iiitenitdbte. 1915 nadtm
So, "A Bon aerrbille. MIR on Boz
dentagen.. :. :. :. $3.50 BORN
$50. 44Sgon aerrbille, nur @onns
tags. !. ). -. 800 nad]n
$50. 146- @on @errbilIe, mir an
Hodbentngen. :. lib na6m
glbfabrt -
go. 2-9onfton IL 5. &iifte. $3.50 born,
go. 4-9onlton II. 3. &iiite. 9:20 abenos
yto. 6-aiiftenitdbte. ..2:10 nad]m
SO, 43-Nad aerrpine, nur in Moe
30, sl!i1ssa 1i@'a asarsilie, a'ts nl1 seaas aas@
fnn2 Q.An t,~.x,
30; :, is -nad asrr1iie. n1ir : in D''"'
sSobertaaen. !. ..7:15 tornt
5 g.. $. & 9. u. (Saupt- -2iiie),
Mnfn1ft-
SO. 9-gom Often. 1885 PORN
yeo. 7-8om Often. $3.50 nahm
go. 10-gl gaio IL Beften. .7:SO nacbm
Mo: 8-gon 81 Bafo.. ..10.15 borr1
SO. 9-aa6 eI @aio uno meiten. i.
SO. 7-gia6 el- 9afo rnD @sifen. iah .i"'
SO. 1o-gaod 5. weiten. 1000 abenSs
SO. 8yta6 Dem Often. .tO:45 born,
SO. 1-gsad Sci gaio. 400 obenOs
gietoria 9ibiiipn g.. $. & g. y.
SEQ. 305-guero. gictnria. 1850 nabm
Mbfahrt-
SO. so6--guero, gictoria. 800 BORN
~. &. & s. gasn.
Wnfunft-
go. 241-gon Soufton lnb gaIbeitpn
). -. 90. :. $50 n1orgens
$50. Son 9aIlds u. Sort @ortb
:. ). ..7.20 morgenS
SO. 235-wom glorben. .7.3O borititi.
SO. 15-gon 8aco.. 800 nadnl.
SO. 231-8om Roroen unb 9ouitcn
$40 HQDM
$50. 9-gom Noroen. TAB abenbs
Mbfnbrt -
$50. -gia6 bem Moroem. 1000 born.
SO. 16- Nad guitin tnb Baco
!. :. 80. $50 porn1.
SEQ 10-gtad benz gorben. 900 BORN
gio. g. glad 9aaas. Sort @ortb
ltnb 8aco. =. -. 8.45 abenbs
SO. 236-Nab Dem Norben. j. :.
10 uber1De
&c. 242 Ra6 9oliiton urb @al~
pelton. -. 1915 abenos
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-11

9(n 6. Sebruor loa oas eng.
liidle- garlament eroffnet lperoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-11

@s lit mebr aatarrb in bieier @eeeno
oes 2atloes als bon aIlen anaeren
aranfbeiten 5uiamnen, l1nb Biz in Sen
lebten Sabren gait er aIs unbeiIhar.
giele Sabre lang erfldrten 9oftpren
i'm fir cine Iofale &ranfbeit 1tno i6riez
ben lofale 6eifmittel bor, nno ba iie
i'm nit ar8tIid6er 8ebanoIung beftdnbig
nidt fltrierterl, erfldrter iie Tim fir ui1s
beilbar. 9ie @ifien11aft hat betpieigi.,
oab &atorrb cine gonititutionsfrai,fbeit
1T unb besbalb tonititationelle 8e6al,oz
lltng erforbert SaIIs &atarrbfitr, fabri>
siert bon S. S. e beneb & 60, So
leoo, Ohio, tit Die ein5iae fonititntionele
&nr I'M Warfte Sie tpir6 innerIih in
9olen ober @aben bon 10 Sropfen Biz ali
einem SeeloffeI bon eenonn1en. Sic
ipirft brett allf bas 8Iuf i1nb bic i6lei~
nige Sberfld9s beg @bitems. sic Bic.
ten einbuuoert 9oIIars fir 1eoen sSaI
ben lie 5u fllrieren berfebIt. 2abt Gut
girfnlare uno 8eusniife forurnen. MbreI.
1iert.
s. g. gbenep & 60, Solebo, 6.
a. 8erfauft bon alien Mpot6efen, rs.
5au's SantiliensBiIen fin6 bie better.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-11

Das @eiain1ntfonegialm Ser
tpiirttembereiiben gentraIitelle fir
2anomirtihaft, bas bieier Gage in
@egenpart oes Wiinilters bes SIT
nern perbanoelte, bat, pie Ser
uSdmabiide Merfur" beridtet,
einltinmig beidloiien CUR allmahli-
dell glnsidaltllne oes 3ipiidenban-
oels eine 8iebperipertungs Gentra=
le fir oas ean5e 2anb 5u ihaffell,
uno neiterbin einitin1nlig eine @r-
tlarnng angenommen, bie BON Dem
Stonopnnfte aus, boB bie 3ulal-
lung frenoen sdla6tpiebs fir oie
einbeimiihe Sleiifbrooitftiou nod,-
teilia iei, oie Heeierung aufforoert.
Die i3nloiIung BON 9finopieb of.
nlablih uno BON Shmeinen ymog-
li6ft balo 3uriifsusieben.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-26
Particularly the Ladies.

Not only pleasant and refreshing to
the taste, but gently cleansing and sweet
enins to the system, Syrup Of Figs and
Elixir Of SIENNA is particularly adapted
to ladies and children. and beneficial IN
all cases in which wholesome, strength.
ening and effective laxative should be
used. 1t IS perfectly safe at all times and
dispels colds. headaches and the pain.
caused by indigestion and constipation 50
promptly and effectively that it is the one
perfect family laxative which gives salts
faction to all and IS recommended by
millions Of families who have used it and
who have personal knowledge Of its ex-
cellence.
Its wonderful popularity. however, ha,
led INSCRIPTIONS dealers to offer imita-
tons which act unsatisfactory. There
fore, when buying. to get its beneficial
effects, always note the full name Of the
Company California Fig Syrup Co.
plainly printed on the front Of every
package Of the genuine Syrup Of Figs
and Elixir Of SIENNA.
For sale by all leading druggists. Price
SO cents per bottle.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-26
schumann viii Recover.

MASON CITY, Ia. Nov. 25.-August
Schumann, who was the victim of an
accident near Jackson Junction, when
handcar he was driving was struck
by Milwaukee passenger train, will
recover, according to physicians. He
suffered broken arm, several brok-
en- ribs, and internal injuries. Frank
Hanks, who was on the car with him
was killed and his funeral occurred
yesterday at LAWYER. Exactly three
years ago brother August Schumann
was killed in practically the same
manner in which the accident occur.
red this week and but few miles
from the recent accident.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-26
A helnless Invalid.

Mrs. Annie Spaine. Gainesville, Ar
kansas, writes: Il was helpless in bed
for eight months. and part of the
time would not have weighed over six
ty pounds. Food would do me no good.
Il had catarrh of the head and
stomach and internal catarrh, and al
so had heart trouble so bad / could
not bear any one to talk in the room
where was. The doctors and every
body that saw me said l would not
get we'll. But God saw fit to spare me
and sent relief through your wonder.
full medicine, Peruna."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-26
After Effects of Grip,

Mrs. G. c. Sagerser, 1927 Bellefon-
tain Ave, Kansas City. Mo-, writes:
Il feel it duty to others that may
be afflicted like myself to speak for
Peruna.
My trouble first came after la
grippe. gathering in my head and
neuralgia. | suffered most all the
time. My nose, ears and eyes were
badly affected. Nothing ever relieved
me like Peruna. 1t keeps me from
taking cold feel that words ere in.
adequate to express my praise Tor Pc
runa."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-26

Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread.
A bright, short service. familiar
hymns; service leaflets furnished. All
seats free. A cordial welcome for all.
Newcomers in our city especially in
vited
First Congregational church, Sixth
ant High streets. P.stor, Rev. g. c.
Williams.-Services Sunday as fol-
lows: Bible school, 9:45. Special
meeting of Brotherhood class at the
same hour. The day will be observed
as Thanksgiving Sunday. At morning
worship, 11:00, the pastor wia preach
on Gods Pleasure in His Own Work.
At 1880 the choir will render Gar.
rett's Harvest Cantata. The pastor
will deliver an address on Blessings
from Deep Places Visitors cordially
welcomed.
The Gospel Regular Army for the
past year has been working In work
ingman's home in Davenport and has
come to open up home in Keokuk
for the working men and also con-
tinue our work in lifting up the fallen,
caring for the sick and preaching the
gospel to the unsaved people of this
city. We kindly ask the help of all the
good citizens Our meeting and hall
will be announced in this paper later
on. Save your cast off clothing. We
give it to the poor free of charge. Ma
jor Ida Godefroid, officer in charge
Bank and 18th SITS, make the follow
ing announcements for Sunday, Nov
26: morning worship and communion
at IL o'clock. Sermon by the pastor,
Rev. Geo. A. Reinhardt Subject "a
Thanksgiving Meditation" Bible
school at 2:30. Christian Endeavor
prayer meeting at 6:45 p. M Evening
worship at 7:45. A special anthem by
the choir. The male quartette will
sing at this service the song ooh, Sill
yer Sea-" Subject of evening sermon
"The Externals of Religion All are
welcome to these services, Pastors
residence address is 1917 Des Moines
Street.
/! ST. Paul's German Evangelical
church, corner Eleventh and Ex-
change streets, Rev. j. Nuesch, pastor.
Sunday school at 900 a. NJ; preach
| ing service at 1890 a. M on the sub
| ject, How to Meet Death Fearless
CTotenfest). The evening service at
1880 p. m. will be in English, subject
of the sermon, Comfort to the
Mourners;; the large male choir will
furnish the music at the evening ser
vice; there will also be service at
this church on Thanksgiving day at
| 10 a. M; teachers training class
/ Wednesday evening at 7..30 p. m. All
are cordia''y invited to attend all our
services and made welcome.
Second Presbyterian church, corner
of G and Reid Streets, Pastor, j. C.
Hughes, 171S Park Street. School at
9:45 a. m. Preaching service at II a.
m. subject of sermon Gods Power
and Delight in Salvation" Y P. S. G.
E. at $50 p. m. Topic, Peace and
Blessing" Public service 7:3O p m.
which will be Harvest Thanks ser
| vice, subject Of sermon THE Corona,
ton of the Year" The church will be
/ suitably decorated for the occasion
/ Special music will be provided. The
following will take part Mrs Bun
ner, Miss Ethel Myers, Miss Eunice
EIDE, Miss Claribel Hughes and Messrs
E. Hughes and w. Teller; accompan
list, Miss Leila McGaw. All are cor
daily invited.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-26
Room Sixth Scholars.
she Helped Him.

A shy young man once said to a
young lady: Il wish. dear. that we
were on such terms of intimacy that
you would not mind calling me by my
first name" oh" she replied, your
second name is good enough for me"
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-22
Articles of incorporation.

Independent Social Club of Shirley:
no capital stock; social; directors, VIM.
Bright, Frank Lerninlaux and Merl
Armstrong.
w. A. Brunka Company. Marion; cap
ital stock. $4,000: retail merchants; di-
rectors. william A Conrad. Fred and
Otto w. Brunka and Alma Williams
HOLSTER French Lumber Company,
South Bend: capital stock, $4,000; deal
ers; directors. c. G. Powell. i. M. Hol-
lister, e. J.. French, f. ]. Roys and w.
p. Schmuhl.
The Sisters OF Charity hospital, Indi-
annapolis; capital stock. $4,000; direc-
tors, Ella Walden. Mary Williams, Corr
die Ford. Sophie Butler, Hannah KiA-
caid. Minnie C. Scott, aMlinda Thomas.
Mary J. Scott. Ada Cont and Theresa
yinley