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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-05
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| Carrie aispsrt on GImpppb Qlac
8. uHD y. 90. $500.
| 9snrp 3. 9uuHer an Glmipop'
place &. uub y. SO. $500.
2eitsr 5irI6bers an 5Obu Mausr
1915.
G5sIba 80. Stspart on eaIt gnI
gcHs 60. $1,000.
Ganra u. aIare on @eitDooo Dome
iteao 60. $500.
8taiam RsHtrup on aoOIpb gelh
reid. $4,000.
| s5o5u Gpen on Catherine gr6rmunu
1920.
Wurp $runusII an RoIitpr e. uni
y. 60. $500.
Bernard albsrs an Darosn Saaa
ban. $500.
aabel q. Suoion on oh 0lorn 3
unb 8. 60. $500.
Sas. 8. Cabin an 2iberal 6. uni
| q. Go. $1,000.
gBeslen 2eeos an biefslbe. $3.50.
6. 9. Spbbs on Sslen g. GiippiH,
Ger. $500.
ausuft Sornf4emsDsr an D. SD
glippinger. $500.
5nss 9. unb 9. 6. 5arpuOt ar
SdHt Str. V. u. 60. $3.50.
Welnnie 6. Steir1nes an Gait Gni
9. U. Go. $500.
Gbriftiau GppIsr on 5sipitt 4penu,
g. unb q. u. $500.
8trTelbe an 2. .. Cooper. S4OO.
@noretp DiieI an oenIelben. $500
Wlarie y. 5orlino an Columbia q.
uHo 6. u. go. $500.
Gbus. 8ogebtng an Union G. g
unb z. 60. $1,000.
Dorrstt 6. 9homas an sSobn SO
Mrenn. $275.
8srnnrbins 9upalI an 5slen e.
8erniHg. $165.
gtnna Sprsen an Gnierpriie q. unh
6. u. 60. $1,000.
sSobn g. Mndon an 2odlono aums
Der go. $961.45.
5reb. SO. GhierIdnb ON gropibsni
G., q. unb 3. SO. $41o0.
Barbara Wehmsier on Ieiteru 6ills
g., g. unb 6. 10. $500.
Wiatilbs MiIIer on ggeftern ann
Sputhru aiis Sni. 60. $45oO.
Wldrp W. Senntngs an gbonrpion
q. u. 80. 2. $1,000.
Geo. 8ldsbeim an z. Mdrb 6. unb
g. Go. $2400.
Marp G. Drigbt an Battle pGris.
$1,000.
Getilste 5apofbefen
Bertbo BeHion an Sdiibeu o. unb
6. Go. $75O.
5rdHf arOser on gitisens q. q.
80. 2. $500.
albert GDan an 8. q. @r5rmaan.
$500.
sJrsb. Barter an g. 6. gibfon,
9ruitts. $1,000.
4lbert 8. Gsttsimensr an Mqemnnin
6. uno q. VI. $40. 2. $1,000.
Winnie 5sdmauH an German Msut.
Jni. 60. $4,000.
Glisa Dubbs an WDoming g. asnc
g. Go. $1,000.
Jnes o. 6urpuot on Etdr g. ol.
30. 3 60. $4,000.
Q. g. RutifrmdHn an Cleaner 80.
Hl<iH'eitrs $1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-05

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neue Grfinbuns. bic fih TN Der pari4
fer Dslsnidoft su psrbrsiten beainni.
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Gnfi btim Gintritt In bic abenbaeftlIs
fhoft Hidt nur Der Home Ieiner 1ifd.
nnhbnrin eennnnt ipirb. fonbern &c
aish eine anrt< nit bsrsn Bib srh1ls.
Die 1ifds unD bic Reniitdrten fper&
ntH NIT bsr photographic Der Tifdis
oome Dtrftbtn. aIHf biefs meifs ipirb
b<r pdrifer 5lI gIfidtr 3eii bas Cri.
ginaI nnb bis Rcpie bsfitea. 1lebr iit
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-05

prpblem.
vGo n talentpOlIer Sunge IoIts
aber bod itubieren.
a8a5u ftHb mir lsiber uidt reid
genug."
Damn muB er eben einen ssyreis
plas betommer."
.2asu iinh mir tDisner niat urn
lsnua-,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-05
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-05
MRS. III. YAEGER,

oftsiH dSeznf, aiHiussb. Gsnetnnail. %
areiB 80 Gents Anb bnraber.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-20
Dressing Your Hair
For the Evening

Frequently. after the days work
OF pleasure. there % iiftls time 10
dress the hair for the evening For
uccaaluna Ike this. Il b. sell 10 be
prepared with the eyerroady aud
convenient dry shampoo
A most excellent shampoo IL
made by mixing four ounces Of
thurox with four ounces OF urria
root Keep some ~ this iu an old
taluum box with SITTER top. 80 that
yoa can sprinkle IL thinly and even.
D through the hair Brush the hair
thoroughly and a clean scalp and
beautiful lustruus hair can be
achieved In less than twenty min
utea
Nothing "a 40 good a. THE mix
turc 90 quickly remove the days
dust II should be- remembered.
too. that much water o. not good for
the hair. and frequent washing
takes out the lifo and color. Adyt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-20

DONTS For SCHOOLCIRLS

l. Don't fan In love because boarding school
Don't think love because just been brides
maid
Ia love
& Don't tell anybody; think
Don't talk much him Let him tak-about himself;
they prefer a. any
Don't his advce-n he's the elder
T. Don't ask but give e. he's age-hcs really much
younger
Don't forget be mother him he'll expect IT, without
quite knowing
Don't o domeatcty
always suggested
10 Don't think that broken that false
Il first break
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-20
Mr.. TOM CAT

MARY Is prccocioua There ~ no
doubt about that And Mary IS
mother ia ycry proud OF her seven.
yearold daughters nmnrtness Hut
something that Mary said the other
day the mother considers. just
about caps the climax especially
aH Mays father travels the whole
year round for a hardware concern.
Kitten" said Mary. as she sat in
a big armchair. holding her fayoritc
little kitten Ia her arms. Kitten. |
know all your little brothers and
sisters. an | know your mother. but
I ain't never seen your papa. I
apeet he must be a commercial
traveller"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-20

chraeued driEble balloon
Schuard kic
being attended Prince Henry
OF Prussia Herr Brucker will the the
Cape Verde islands Barbadooa this month
Mrs O. a. = Belmont believing that tho OF
factory workers would decrease could De Induced
out into the farm has decided school Of agriculture
Tor
Mrs Bcaee sau who celebrated s0th birthday
registered the
M San feeble when the arrived iyenworh
she carried her lobbying By telephone calling
members OF tho Legislature her
TO for equal suffrage
o
best cooking implements village
the Of Nngcn the teaching
Girls methods and dishes.
Plenty
Plenty sleep
Plenty o
Plenty work
THAT b viii be n every
mother mako man-Mrs. saudwina
woman Of Germany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-20
HINTS ON HOW
TO BE BEAUTIFUL

MAGIC PACE cREAM-Ne woman
sa8sx q can be- excused fef having
xrinkies The following very sInnpih
Ereatueni elli ln ehaft ttsse et~ar and
szessh anV rough erinkleh skin most
satisfartcflif Mis- un~ ounce ainoauin
al tNo tsaspoeufais KiYeerine ia half
set cold water stir and ict stand a few
hours Thiz Inexpensive cream Jelly FREE
ssaaliy Applied 90 ths skta wli clear
aa4 smoeth the skia. keeping e. free
ffen hiAckheads ara uiupirs II IL cQ-
srElsai cor feducirg iarse peres. remov-
izs tan fFsckies and keepinN the skin
nj and clear ~ is splendid Tor mas
asirx anA contains nothing % cause
kslr 70 gfoN on tne face.
SAFE EYE roNic-Any one wm rna
ga sery sampie matter 60 keep ihe cYss
sexfae clear healthY and sparkling hY
p2tfing IN each eye asiiF a ise drops ~
. seofhirE. strengthening tanie made bF
tl<spitin6 an ounce IT eFYsfus 80 n rinf
4 sattr This tunte uiu remove all
esrs Of Eeakness inflammation. Dun
nsm ard make tne eyes bright and
nafkiing ii aif not smart the sTss
sd Il a bic AID @ those whs wesr
xlsnea
RELIABLE HAIR REsToRER-- Pre-
matnrr gray ness more often r0mna frau
. dissassa sraip than any gthsr Source
p~ruan-af god To remove fhs cause
snA put the aHaip in a healthy coalition
~ the hair sill regain sts natural eaiaT
ss& Erew iuxurlsntiF. rub into the sCaip
twtss scnk tpuic made ~ difanieing
an euncs % quiuroiu IN a hair plat %
sleshoL thea add hair pint cold water.
Ths vii remove dandruff and make the
hair sofr. Naffy and glossy NJ IL apieu-
"a Tor ifrhinE scalp and brittle. falling
kslr
SMILE FLESH REoUCER-Ta re-
t4es weight ana regain cuussif figure
sttkoat starving is No tonk~r a difficult
matter A perfectly harmless. iue PEN
ess remedy r. made By dis.oivfag four
s4nres pafu9tis lu gHs and one half
pinis bot water When cold strain and
tals a tahlesp.sauful % the ii4uld before
srh meal Ttis remedy seldom falls 10
ef fgws Fat rapidly and will not inlure
u health. --Advt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-20

Dear Miss Grey. have read
with mu-h interest your sensible
answers 20 an sorts nt questions in
The Star and want sou to give
me some advice on question thar
has bothered mc since ! have been
old enough to know many boys
I am nearly IS and know aud
have always known n number OF
thoroughly nice boys. whose so
ciety enjoy. but my pleasure in
their company has always been
marred by one thing that Is. they
invariably get soft and ~mushy
| have read aud been told that o.
is generally the girl who is az fault
Is II so7 know that | am not
"mushy." for love-makiug Is a most
disgusting thing to a girl who likes
boys 70 be boys. and who tries 10
converse with them on topics they
enjoy. and II not able 10 converse
intelligently. AZ least tries TO be
an intelligent and interested lis.
teHer. can honestly state ] have
not been out with or entertained b.
more than four boys who have not
tried to kiss me. and they are all
boys that. In every other respect.
are the kind any nice girl likes for
her friends. On being rcpulsed they
become angry and that Is the last
one hears from them suppose
you viii say. as many others do.
that 10 Is better not 10 hear or see
them again. but. Miss Grey. It Is
hard 10 lose your friends Why.
on. why. can't boys and girls be
friends without this disgusting
''iove-making" Is Il always the
girls FAULT Pardon me. please,
Tor this long letter. but really
do wish your advice on this mat
ter. MARY A.
AVN some Of The Star read
| crs reply to Mary AZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-20

Don't Hide Them With a Veil; Re.
move Them With the New Drug.

An eminent skin specialist recently dis
covered ncw drug nfhiuc--doublc
strength. which is sn uniformly success
fui Ia removing frcckics and giving a
clear, beautiful complexion that 70 " sold
BY the hartcil pruE 60 under an abuo-
falls
Don't hide vour frcskieH under r. veil
get an ounce % othimc and remove them.
Even the first nights uan viii show
wonderful Improvement some Of the
lighter ftcrkics vanishing entirely It
ia absolutely harmless, and cannot lniurc
the most tender skin.
Re sure TO ask the nRrtoll Drug Co Tor
tho double strength othine. 10 u this that
10 aold ON Tho mnney back Euarantce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-20

creature that g. great swimmer
aud jumper
We're going 90 tell You the an.
swer. SO Jon will kuow when The
other folks solve the problem
This is the equation spelled
out "Frock minus rock plus
Roman minus man plus Ghost
minus host equals FROG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-20
DRINK HABIT
All Craving and Desire
Disappear i'm
THREE DAYS

n a mani THINK OF IT.
spending the taking OF the last
he busnesswecks character
all and about him result
that he ONE whom liquor
will fatty and indignantly refuse to be cured of the
is propertes weakens the
think for hmsefh relatives friends
that he is cured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-20
SOLVE THIS AT
THE SUPPER TABLE

Here's o puzzle 10 exercise your
gray matter when you have
solved % you can get ina 10 fry &C.
Then. n you want go. you can make
~ other puzzles like a.
This group OF little pictures.
when spelled out. added and sub
tracted. vii form the name Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-20
WOMEN READERS OF TINE STAR
Cynthia Grey's Letters

r,,r Miss Grey. WIN YOU kind
:. ,sll me a good. permanent cure
~ eatarfah and obliEc.
~ AFFLICTED ONE
Consult a reputable physi-
IAN Therc are several specialists
IN Seattle
near Miss Grey am Il years
IA ana wear shoes with quite
slsh heels My ankles are weak
"a turu In. which makes large
ssmus on ms shoes. What shall |
"a, tsl Is there any ankle
mace that can be worn inside the
sAoef DAISY
A shun the high heels (2l
Yes Apply to any nrst class drug
gss shop
near Miss Grey A young man
has been taking me home from
DANCES now tor a year or more.
ssa still he never asks 10 call
"a me. Is IL my place 90 ask him.
A. 90 you think he does not care
,of Publish this Ia The Star col.
nm as soon as possible
ROSEBUD
A Why not invite the young
nan 10 call'
Dear Miss Grey win YOU
hndly give the young lady sign.
Iar "Luella~ ms address. as l am
tesirous Of obtaining a good girl
who will work for room and
board My husband Is employed
b. the city nights and | do not
IKE 10 be alone or. should you
know OF a school girl. as the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-20
duties OF our homo are light Take
Meridian car 10 ed 80
MRS. luNkERMANN.
620S l.atuna Az.

duties OF our home are light Take
Meridian car Co Esd st
MRS. 1UNkERMANN.
6aoS latona Az.
Dear Miss Grey WIN YOU tell
me how to care for palms,
MRS. n. r.
A. Use plenty OF water and have
pot we'll drained Keep leaves
clean by spoaglns Syringe under
side OF leaves to prevent disease
Changes of temperature. draftn
and coal gas destroy palms.
Dear Miss Grey Please give me
a remedy for Group MOTHER
A 4 cold compress Is almost a
certain cure.
Tear a broad strip of flannel aud
fold up each side. making three
thlcknesscs Il should then be
wide enough to fit high mp and low
down over the throat. aud should
be just long enough Tor making a
lap 20 bold the pins
Tear a piece OF cotton cloth
which will make four folds a trifle
narrower than the flannel Soak
the cotton In very cold water. and
wiring it so that it will not drip
Lay the flannel over the wet cloth.
and PIN both about the child a
mock. flannel side cut. using small
safety pins
As a rule the child will be sleep
ing quietly la less than half an
hour
Dear Miss Grey Who should
pay the expenses OF the wedding.
The father OF the bride or The
gruomq RAY r.
A. The groom pays for the
flowers Tot the bride and her
maids. for the carriage for him.
self and the bride. and for the best
man aud the ushcrs tie OF course
buys the liconse and the ring. and
gives the fee Co the clergy man. Il
is the duty OF the best man 10
hand the minister his fee. usually
a piece OF gold In an envelope The
brides parents pay the other we'd
ding expenses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-20
ECONOMICAL WAY FOR FAT
FOLKS TO REDUCE

Science has succeeded IN making tho
reduction Of fat the easiest and simplest
thing imaginable n has made u easy by
rendering dieting and exercising entirely
unnecessary. and simpiifled 70 30 that all
one has 20 DO il to visit the nearest drug.
gist. who. Tor a small sum will mi tho
following prescription. = ounce Marmola.
d ounce Fluid Extract Cascara Aromatic,
and . ounces Peppermint Water could
anything be more simple or inexpensiye7
OF this pleasant mixture one must take
a teasp0onful after meals and at bedtime
and 10 week or two 10 or she VIII bo
losing from a half to a pound Of fat day
Ia a manner 80 natural and uniform that
no unsightiy wrinkles or pouches OF skin
are formed In fact. Il seems 20 melt
away tho Objectionable deposits Of fat
wherever located. on hips. abdomen, etc,
without affecting the other parts Of tho
body that are not ovcr-fat, so that IL re-
stores proportion 20 tho figure 80 per-
foot that u really must be experienced 70
bo believed
Unlike other Internal remedies for OK
ceHaive TAT. which are mostly made up OF
biting acids. this prescription has a ben
eficlai effect upon the stomach. IT reg
uiates the bowels. and. strange 70 say
Improves the appetite. which proves one
thing, thai ~ II not 50 much what you
oat a. what becomes Of q that makes you
TAT. ny taking this prescription one can
eat in reason what they please, secure In
the knowledge that the remedy viii sec
that ihe food II turned into energy aud
strength. instead OF useless, uuBighty
folds Of fat
Just one care should be observed See
that the Marmoia IL fresh. This is easy,
ns II comes In scaled X ounce packages.
Oct Il in that form and you may expect
the very best results -Advt
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-07
CoUGHRAN HELD UNDER BONDS
(From Fridays Dsily.)

Before Judge McLane yesterday, q
criminal proceeding of exceptional in.
terest was heard, that of the com
plant preferred by X. w. Coughran
against his brother. W. W. Coughran
III. latter being srrestcd on May .
under the charge of attempting to
take the life Of the former at their
home in Skull Valley. The accused
man is alleged to have fired AZ his
brother several times with Win.
chester rifle. Preceding this affair,
members of the family who were the
only witnesses called yesterday 10
testify stated the accused had re-.
peatedly made threats and they cop.
sidered him dangerous. On this
statement being supported without
contradiction. Judge McLane placed
the prisoner under a $4,000 peace
bond, which he was unable TO fur.
nish when he WAS remanded to the
custody Of the sheriff.
Ceughran is reported 10 have
'spasmodic attacks If dementia, and
when % afflicted Is Wy violent and
attempts TO early out his aims with
she use of firearms One Of the
members OF the family stated after
the examination WAS over that il the
brother had beea liberated, their in
terests would have been sacrificed
and several Of the family would leave
THE country, considering il dangerous
no remain.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-07
SOIL EXPERIMENT,
From Friday'A Daily.)

Henry Braun wis in the city yes.
terday from the Emmett mine, in
Mineral Point district, where he Ia
associated with Robert Burns In a
Joint mining and agricultural enter.
prise. The latter has adopted DR.
Cookies method Of dry farming and
has an excellent opportunity to IL.
ustrate the cultivation OF the soil
ms the season is particularly devoid
Of moisture and weather conditions
are ideal TO make n practical test
Of the principle Mr. Burns is hewing
close 20 the lines aud says he will
make that arid land produce abund
antly whether raia falls or not.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-07
FINDS RICH POT HOLE.


George Clufett arrived from the
Octave district yesterday with quite
an amount Of placer gold, which visa
secured by dry washing. He &C.
Inmates the amount at $3.50, which
was received in five days work In
what he terms was n pot hole. He
had been working the claim for over
n month, and the per diem yield
average but one dollar up to the
time. of making the strike. He will
build an improved machine and re
turn 10 his camp In few days.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-07
GREAT CHANGE IN
QUARTER OF CENTURY

CHICAGO, H., June 1.-The uni.
que deal made by Texas with Chi.
cago men for the construction of It's
capitol building is, according 10 re-
ports 10 the business men who re.
Gently returned from a junket to
Texas. 10 be remembered this year
by Texas Panhandle exposition.
The appropriateness of this lies in
the fact that the Farwell's Of Chi.
cago who built the $4,000 capitol
building took 100000 acres of land
in the Panhandle rs their pay, and
that empire has undergone a change
which the exposition is TO display.
Instead Of the immense unpeopled
areas which the Farwell's immediat
ely put To use as enormous pastures
for great herds OF cattle, towns and
cities have sprung up under the i'm.
pulse given by the settlement of the
land BY farmers from the north
Throughout that great region the
cowboy has been displaced by the
farmer, and the panhandle as n whole
has become ehesty over the result
Iadge Mark Logan, president Of the
Amarillo Chamber Of Commerce
brought the panhandle exposition to
the notice of the Chicago booster,
in this way; "The miracle Of change
which has taken place throughou,
the agricultural regions Of the ives,
no where has been more notable and
picturesque than in the Texas pan
handle and II is proposed 20 hold an
exposition 10 mark the twenty fifth
anniversary Of an event which hal
been regarded as the most pictures
que of all. When the Farwell's Of
Chicago undertook TO build a capito
for the great state Of Texas 5000, ~.
acres Of land which they acccptet
We. regarded even by many citizen
Of Texas 40 Of little worth. Today
IL is an agricultural empire. TIL
region mas become successfully tn
COW country Of the southwest mos
famous in song and story, and late
the region Of agriculture. Today tn
free range and the cowboy are dis
appearing and instead the fertile Ian
IL under pillow throughout regio
containing many thousand squAr
miles. Towns have become and ar
becoming cities and the Panhandl
as a whole will be glad to acksowl
edge the foresight Of the men VII
saw future value in district while
then was open prairie. The chang
has taken place in less THAN q quar-
ter Of a century. Nowhere else hs
such change been 30 complete i
an equal span Of time"
|
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-07

We're told that IN flesh she lived
And was renowned for graces fair;
An Aztec maid. with rosy checks
Aud waving locks of ic, black hair.
When scarcely her teens she sought
i,y every her display,
10 win the Prince Of all the tribes,
handsome youth and gay.
As by this stream day She straycd
She met young Red Cloud bold,
who whispered words of burning love
That the white Bear oft has told.
Beoeath sturdy OAK they say
His bow and quvers nigh;
lie pledged his love by the MONDAY sun,
That shone in the southern sky.
Bu, the Gray Deer's fawn stood a cliff
That Swallowed that sturdy oak
Aud listened intent 20 the words anent
The guileful Aztec spoke
Aud when she told that the Gray Deer's fawu
Lcv'd not the Red Clouds glow,
Her heart rift by swift
From the Gray Fawn's gifted bow.
Then the waterwraith spun winding sheet
OF floating lilies white
Aud gently spread Der the fair young dead
A shroudng garland bright.
As her spirit fled towards the clouds o'erhead
The water god lowered nigh,
Aud made her queen of that stream
Near where her cold form lie.
- this stream is beau.eous like its queen,
Refreshing, pure forsooth.
Hat II you drink alas, like her,
You will never tell the truth.
J. H.. McNALI.Y.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-07

CRAWFORD, Ont, June H.
Brsntford is entertaining for three
days the annual meeting Of the On
tario Historical Society, Members
from many points throughout the
Province were in attendance at the
formal opening Of the proceeding
today.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-07
A Welcome, Wish and Warning 10
Our Phoenician Visitors

NcirhhoIs: We you % hearty welcome /" ~
Place 20 Live Is Indeed that III" gods might envy
our sparkling water WI" i"""
the Tam'ie thro our
.Jc and govc rncy balm aud gcn" mountain Teph' IAN
srut Ike the Tree Oh WY
in garden, there JOY tempting JOY you
ury mus, taste, you will he iata to you and there
the null Wander not too
has along the
tain glade, paths beds of flowers with incense rare ana
and enchanted become TOO
gentle
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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1911-12-07

SITS. John Chapter No. 35-Meets on
the second and fourth Mondays of
each month in Masonic Hall, at 1880
p. m.
Worthy matron, Mrs. Eleanor Mel
son, 1923 Bermuda ST.; worthy patron,
Mr.. Arthur Lucas; associate matron,
Mrs. Amelia Smith; secretary, Mrs
Augusta Burgis, 52S Bouny street;
treasurer, Miss Selma Sutherland
conductress, Mrs. Jennie Reyn
Odds; associate conductress, Mrs. Ele
Ign Corbett; warder, Mrs. Lily Good
lett; sentinel, Mr.. John Cougett; Ada
Miss Olga Nelson; Ruth, Mrs. Flor
ence Amuedo; Esther, Mrs. Erminie
Riehl; Martha, Mrs. May Pollock; Ell
ecta, Miss Ruby Vanderlinden; chap
lain. Mrs. Lizzie Borden; marshal, Mrs
Josephine Weaver; organist. Mrs. vi
ola Huckins.