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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-31

trahten. yM1ttter!", tpar fem elm.
siees @ort, ais er ipieher sur 8e.
iinnnng fam. Or iimormte Mid.
ais er iab. bap Maria Sbereiia sum
Simmel aufgeitieget mar. 80 pieles
lag in oieiem einem Sort uMiit.
teri"
gmtomatiid ire! er on einert
Sd,rouf, entnabm OemIelben ELM Of.
ielies aitnert itnb CAB es mir nit
oel 8orten: sag mir. mas io1l
i'd tbiln, i'd fam niGt!!" @s mar
oas bon Der Sano Maria Sbere.
tiias geifrie6ene Seitameut. rSie
tpiinid,t, oab man ibr bas Scar
meliteiIenfleio aniege, lie in ibrem
@of5eitsfleio tbeiieBe, obne &rdnae."
sllio geidab es. Die Mnfunit iDrer
arinen Iiitter, Ser aonisin Gbri.
itiue, ibres 8ruoers, hes 3oniss,
Der Tie 10 iebr lie6te. brad,te idred.
lide Iusenblide. Sod man begann
in Der Mtmoipb1re bes Jrieoens 5u
atbmen, nit benz iie io9ar itah ii.
rem Sooe uniere Seelen lerfiiate.
Mteine Sodter, Maria Def Yilar, Die
tie 10 innig liebte, bali Tie fleioen.
Seroinan6 CAB iDr 8reus ino SO.
ienfran5 in Die geialteten SGnoe, Die
CT nit 8erebruna, mie Ole ether Sci.
Iligen fiiBte, mo er blieb %, itiq
weiueuo. Sim ieblte Der @iitb, Die
9inoer sli ieben; or montc lie nid)t
Ourd ben unnermeioIifen slnsbrlh
ieineS Sdmerses in" slafreglng brin-
gen, hcpnr lie benadridtiat maren.
Sh ioate Dies b~eloraeu. 3of mirt.
oere id mid fiber sic Alibe, nit Der
id) Sieie ieierlid)en @orte ansiprah:
.@ott bat cure @ntter su iid germ.
fen ,Mir ipollen nid,t, haB lie
iortse6e." iagteh lie; iperapf id be-
'merftc: .8eun @ott rlif. bat man
lntr ,l s~ebotdein. uno sipar Init iol.
der NntoritGt, baB lie, hie llnrioers
rnilidfcit einieheis, ergchen frug.
ten: &arm miro lie 5iiriidfom.
men?~ SD fennte nod dn;porten:
ogs miro lanee Oancrit, hrs ibr lie
micorrIehet. niiS ibtoB ibre @iinS.
d)cll nit mcinem aiiiien, aiiiicn Der
8robnntter, Die mic0er @tlitter
Sic maren Sniticocn mo id
.lici aus Dem 3inimer. Die Nad,t
FAM lnp pdDreuo- mun Die 9abre
bradlie. idliia Senmnos upr, Den NO.
icntrala 81, bctct. Sd lasfe Is met
iirll Spbnc. Der pfort Ricoerfnictc
mo iclbit loui uorbetete. Ncbcu oc,i
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-31
1Im trauten familienkreife. !
aAHNAxANxxNNa

LID" nod bic auf oicie 6rase iol-
genee Stile. nEie leptc SeiulG,"
'agte etre Gimme, mo ipie cine &c
fdltc eide tiel mein Sphn jG6 5l
Sooen. Sd gtuubte, beibe niirOell
%Iterrel,~ lagtc mis- iuenigc Sege ipd.
ter cine Ecriou. Die 3ellae gcipeien.
al,df ID, Glunpie e.. als id) icinen
stopf III mcinen 9irnlen belt. Sod
rr crbob iidl, nm nit bepulloeriiswer-
tier, driitlifer Grgebenbeit ben tie
fen abgrunb ieines ltngliids SIT be-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-31

nie0erlegen fonnten, no @aria Che.
reiia tGglid Dor benz @iloe oes I'll.
Seroinuno mieber5ufnieu pflegte.
Spdter befilierte bie Menge, Die
emit Der Snfantin 5ilgeiubelt bate.
iftpeieeno uoriiber. Sect perneigte
lie iih traurig, @ebete fIiiiterno, Dor
Der 2eide. aein Splf iibertrifit an
5einiiiblisfeit oas ipaniide. @s lit
10 b%odber5ig, 10 gut, 10 oanfbar.
Die 9iener moaten nidt oas @eIb.
|eeifeilf nebmen, oas lie Dem 9rauf
sentdB bel Der Saufe meines gnfels
erbieltelt. SdlieBlih saben lie LII.
ierem 5rangen nah unb nabmen
oas @eIS, ieood Inn eiuen feierlihen
Seidenoienit fiir oie Sabingeidie-
Sene balten sul laiien.
gIS Die 9eide oas Saits perlieB,
i'm naf Dem gSforial sebraft III
merben. iab id I'M @eiit allies, mas
man oapontrue: Dos lebelloiae 9il0
meires 9ruberS (slIfons XII.l Dem
iie 10 iebr abnlih ia9, oaS @liid
meines Sobnes, Die @tutter meiner
gnfel, Die Soifnuns meines sater$l
@eld,e Hube sem6brte mir ser
@eoanfe, oaB i6 on meinem Ster.
betage aaes IN lire S1noe leeen
meroe! sd meib, oaB iie pom Sim-
mel ,berub iber inns aQe mafen
miro, aber pelde 9eere lGbt lie bic.
nieoen! Mein arnler Sobn iagte,
dab Tie 5uiammennerbrahten iieben
Sabre, no zines OeS anbern @eoan.
fen errietb, ibm ME ein Gag pprgc-
fomrmen ieien. Sect aber iGeint
ibm ieber Sag ein Sabrbumoert.
8ir fabren ieho6 fort. ieoen slbeno
IN ibrer Sausfapelle Dor Dem 9ilo
oes beilisen Serbinano ~nieoersu.
fnien; benin HoienfrapSeebet ipridlt
mein Sobn felt: nSein @iae ge-
idebe mie i'm Simmel, 10 and ami
gr6en," unb mir a%ntlporten: @melt."
Dor Dem Sd)merS ipie pur Dem
SpSe, iino 5arr nnb Settler aleid,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-31

nit .Ocllt aleio noili aarllel Oebed.
ten, g~eliebten l%leberreiten bDrte man
III Der Stile Ole Stimme Scroi-
nonSS, meld,er erecbeu iagtc: o0eill
&ille gaihcbe, mic ini .Simmel, 10
aud diii @r9eu." llno Die Stinumeli
bon aoaigcr, 8ronoen Sffi5iereli
INTO Gienern alttrporteten I'M Gbor:
,@lmen."
Die Gadt .uar id)on melt uurqe-
ldritten, al5 mir Die 2eid)e ltad] Der
aapelle bringeil lno Dor Dem slltdr
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Fir die lebe 1ugend.


fHs g.. e. IT. . a o. .HH Ha.a- Ht ..
Saa fiir Sug funl llltn Dos Sino
ollf Die @ieIe. MD ipielte nlo Der
Shl0at lilod)te molleil ooer nld)t, er
muBte atf. Ousielbe odbten.
,Gines cages Iob or, 0aB eo Das
Sdnohen ansltreftc, cine 9iene ein.
5llfangen. Ole aui Dem Mnnhe elmer
Gliitbe iaB unb. 10 ifiper nit Slii-
tbenitollb belaoen mor, OaB lie foum
mebr fortflieaeH foimtte. Ger liebe
aleinc tritg oas Sbierdfu 5n Der
Spalte III Der Staotmnuer, 100 eil
Sfnarm milber 9ieneu ieinet So.
nlgsltaat cingerid)tet bate. Sort
iestc er eS ab. 9ieien .ganSen Sag
beIfGftigte er lid bamit, miioe Die
ner ein5iiiangel unO tic IN ibr
Semi 5u tragen. SaS fam Dem
%ariegsmamle nnbegrciflid) Dor. @as
mnr ibm an Sbieren 1elcgerL oent
nid)t einnlal Gin Wcnidenlebei1 ct
mas gait! Gber minnoerbar mar es
bod, baB feline SiHte oas aiitb &c.
lfndJen bate. Gr SpGfeltc fait nid)t
mebr baraIL hnB DER arpBe SSrieoe
ieilten Infnlg nebnie iui0 muroe 10
Grgerlid) bel: oieiem @eomtfen, bo6
or Dem &inolein, ais cS am iolaen.
ben Gage leiic an linn p%orbeibuitte.
nit Der Sqn5e orobte. .@as miro
cs beiite .beginuct?" Oad)te or.
Gs lpar elm ilnarSipred)lid, beiBer
Gag. Nils itabibtaitem 9immel
b%ranntc Die gliibeno beige Sonne
llllo crbiste Selm nto Sarniid 10
iebr. OaB es Dem Solooten NOR, ais
lpem CT aleioer bon ,Seler triige.
Gr lit ollem Inid)ein nod, iltrhtbar
utter Der Sise. Iber baraus mabte
CT lid penig. Sn Ifrifas gliibeu.
Dem @iiitenianoe mar Ell abgebdrtet
porbell iulb piiitid)te iid) feline Gin.
rerillts iut0 fein Nitleib.
SaS aino. oas, mieSer AMI Ser
@ieie utter Dem Sdatten Ser Ia.
marisfen ipieIte. mod)te mohl abnen.
mie iebr Der &riegsmanl lift. gS
.trat pDne Slrf)t Dor i'm hin. be-
trodtete i'm Elm menig irto lief nit
ieinen leidten sSiiBhen eilenos fort.
galo fam es init langiamert Sdrit,
ten 5ilriif, belt bie ausgebreiteten
SdnOd,en feit aneinanOer, boB tic
elmer Shale aliden illto trra ourin
.einigc Sropfen fiiblen &aiiers.
8on5 lorslant ging -eS. Oalnit nifts
perihiittet miiroe. 60 Itcute cS iid
Dor Den 2eaion1r. ipie iold)e Soloo.
ten %gennntt lperOen mto bot ibm
bos &aiier an. Die id)onen, lidten
2oden maren linn ms @elid)t &c.
iaileu, es mari Tie nit eiiler onnll-
t6iaen 9eipeguilg oes a5pihcnS III.
rid, INN beIier aiifblifen sit fonnen.
Sest aemabrte eS crit Den bitter
b~robcnOen 8lid bes &riegstnedtes.
God, nett %entiernt. 6ariiber 81 err.
ihreden, lu0 es nit beSau6ernoem
Slfeln i'm elm, ons .@aIier sll
folten. Sa. es itelltc iih oui Die
3ebeuIpisen mo hob Die Sanofell
bod, oamit Der groBe SoIOat eS er.
reidlen Tonne.
Sieier ober pitroe 10 soritia oar.
ilber, oaB er Die 2anie ergriif, INN
oaS aiuo. BON oenr err feline Silfe
haben mollte, in ole Sllidt 81, ia.
gen. Sn oenIielben slugenblide aber
broden Die Site. mo Die 6r%ennenoen
Somenitrablat 10 beftig nuf i'm
los. SaB er meinte, oaS @ebirn
piiroe ibnt 5erihmel6en. &ptbe
6dmmen lo0erten Dor ieilien Nu.
gen, es mar, ais miiiie er Dor Site
iterber.
j gagit mo Sdreden er1rifien
i'm, CT mari Die Gauge meg. bob nit
.beioet SGlioen Oos &inolein empor
,,,< slI. So M -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-31
ssic cine fatbo!iidc Shutter itarb.

Sor cinige1 @od)cn ltarb. nod,
ilidlt 30 SQbrc alt, III YtohriD, Di
HNiinntin Ioria Sbcreiia, @cmabi
bes ErinSen Scrbiuano BON 9apcl
lpeldcr III Spnnicu nutllralilir
murben lit lutb Den ,snfanteutitcl G,
balteu bot. Seiue Mtiltter Woria DC
la Ya5s Snfaptin Don Spauieil,6 iii
Die Sante oeS &onigS bon Spatien
rilb Der ieet heimgeeongelen Sn-
faitin Ntaria Sbereiia. Der 300 Die
ier iungen Siiritin mar eiu ;inge.
iaein berber &erlult iiir hire Ser.
iuanoteu iutb Die Waoriber Mrmen.
lin hie llngliidlid)en, bie Tie ielblt
bejuobte, reid)lid) unterltiiben 5l foil-
iier, ner5idtete lie geriie arf aleis
Eerpraft unb foitipielige Sergnii-
guigen. SIR 600 bebeutete fir
Gpanic.l cine Mationaltrmner. Sm
Nan5ea 2nnoe pliroe nm oie cole
Soote aetla9t unb fem Mi6ton itorte
Die "allgemeinen .Sobreoen. Sbre
Sal,tc, Die Mutter ibres @emubls
Sr:n5 Scrbinano bon 9apern, hat
icst in Ser 3eitidlrift v9a gaiilica
Sbereiinia~ in riibreno idllidter
@ciie Sic letter. areenblide Maria
S6ereiias seihifSert. Sic itarb BE,
fanntlih. nafoem lie aAt Saae Dor.
Der, JAM pierten Dial Mntter ge.
morben mar.
Die SdiI6ermg Ser Sniantiit
@arin De 2a Yas Iantet IN Der
lle6eriesung: sd iftl0e eltb 0aS
lebte &apitel bieieS Sraumes. Der
9Paria Sbereiia bieb. Sbr habt ein
2edt oaraut benn ite gebort 10 gut
eld), pie mir. SD iagte gleih al.
faigs: vMaria Sbereiia bari nidlt
Spanien entriIien merOen." Mls
6as @lin6er, an oaS id ME aeoadjt
hattie, geid)ab, baB iie meinen Sobn
Blm @emabl ermGblte, iagte ihC
meinen geoismns alo Miitter> mno
iYdter meinen @goisimls ais @roB-
inltter gum Sdmeieen brinacn0,
mir immer ipieber: .Mafia S6e.
reiia' bari ntdt ans Sponien aerifien
%iperoen."s Meinem @ort bin i) ge.
treil aeblieben. Selbit lire iferbli-
cbeil ueberrelte iperoen bier bleiben. !
Sdl oanfe @ott, IN 6ielem Mugen.
biife BET meinem Sobn gemeien IN
ieiu. Gr bate iie Jet Der @ebnrt
Oes 4leinen niht berloiieu. Seraeb.
lid bate Tie i'm NIT ibrer eimidmeis
Gelnoen Stinlme, Die uns 10 wobl.
ibat, ~georGuat: ,@eb bod, nit Gel.
ileil Gltern elm weilig iposiercn. lie.
her Seroinano." Or antportcte:
Nm eiuetu anoerli Sae jcet bleihe
ih bel Dir" @ie INNER. lpnr er bel
ipr, alS lie beim &ernldl nliiSuireben.
ION iaatc, lie iiiblc lid iehr ilnipobl.
81 irietb ihr, iidp lpieber Sn lesell,
iab blieb .alein am 9ctt, &eniae
~Mllaeiblidc ipGtcr oiiictc CT Die
Shilre lln0 rief nit por 9lllsit be6cu'
oar3 Stimme: ..Vtan rliie meitet.
Batter" @rini Si,bmil Seroinauo
bhil 9apcrlL ipeld,er Or. meo. iit.l
SitOipig periuhte aic Witiel. liz ME
Scr ,5il bclebeu; pegebens. Die ucr.
felle i'd Bid ihlO Soil %lleincS Cob
lcS! alS er iraltc. .Stirbt tic wirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-31

Sdes Bib beoarf fciner meteren Grlamtermns. IS erflGrt Id
ielbi. Nir mnien NIT yeSanern bier I'M yiloe iebcn, ME Die ame-
rifamHbe Samilic nabesu anf benz IusferbcGtat iebt. Nm ms 9a-
tbOGfen fest Is, nniere pOae Yflidt fir GOtt mnS Saterlanb sm tbnn.
Daft man ine GinWanoerer NIT ben srphem Jamlien amSsmidliefen be-
sinnt, lit and feline aernse sdanSe.
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rcn c3 alid) mlr menige Sropfen, 10
ourd)rieiclte i'm bod cine llngeuein
m|phltmuenOe Grquifinuq, es mnroc
linn leid)t ullo frei III ben @lieOern
mo ole Slee fan ibn gar nidt
mebr mnertr19lid) Dor.
- Oh IL Il dt.)
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SOLUTION OF CHAPTER v

wish Granny were not so
FEEBLE" said little Red Ridsnr
Hood. and that she could run aad
jump as well as l can"
Can't she?" said the wolf.
No." responded the child. she
must always stop in bed, and co
d has a little girl, callad Wini-
fred. to clean her house and take
care or her. but today shs>is epne
TO the archery show and Granny
oil alone. That Is why I am
taking her this basket OF mic.
things as a present"
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6ulos6rncr.

= Mcnld)cubcr5. mas lit .Oein OlildS
Gin r1tbirlhnft gcborncr
l,iio, faiim gcgriiBt. perlorlcr
llni~uicocrboltcr I%llgcnbild.
Ncaou.)
Nt Sic Miiiif ppl cd,tcn1 Slang
10 flinat Die Sceic nit.
Git tSrcuDlo lit chotoa lllehr
srta SrciriOc ptue ;'obl.
Tod &oriidt IN DIR Wnhl,
ltno Nad]iidf I'M Srrfcbr.
(Sricoa Sd)unS.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-31

Sic arbeiieu BEL bes Sabsitet;pn
c,ner SnIdlcnIbr t1eileG iit liz uier
h~np5iponsig peri9iebene 8eSGldftis
gungsarbeiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-31

perltdnoniB cine Gbeidjaioulg err
lullat iuar.-
aommentar ilberiliiiiig. llniere
%alolIbens. mo iitenloic y@elell-
Idnft" alerOinas bralld,t lid nid)t
ju eiltriiitcil. Sie treibt'a cbsilir!
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@athOliidler @irdlca.@ qlcnber.

u a ID hem Scrohcs Geror
'ec%n Wnlr. =,
MuttJ. 2, 70 -23.
~ lSaulldr.)
y. {. Scleapborns. 9lcmiliolla ).
Is. gi. GpiplMnin. Sell Srci &0niBc.
+ g 2mciur. Salcntin. Rsinbmo.
=. NJ Scucril. Sbcophiiiio.
30. $illiduns 9oliliiIa.
70. i. Nantbo. SSilbrim. 6loriod.
II. 2 Spaiu. SbcooeIi,lS.
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~ ~
&ic inf.

81 Tinno 3nfcr mn 3udcrlpcrt
farncn III Dem mn 5l Gnoc gebeit.
Den Sabre micoer mi ben &opi Der
Sepolterrng hi otH Ser. Stuatcn.
Zen Stltbm, Oas ariiiBeItc" Solf Der
.grbe 81 lem. Miro Inns nod lungt
9tiemano itreitig MAIDEN fonner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-31

Seim 3abnar5t bari Seoer ben
Wlmo uuirciBen, 10 peit er mill,
mo Dot troBocm nid(is 81 iogen.
-ss-%-*-
Sic idledtcn Sciten eilleS
@nnncS merNen pon Scr Srnu acs
lpohnlid crit humt cntpcct. !pcnn tic
leine bcllcrc &Glitc Bcipurbcn lit.
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e hlnb fuIgt.)
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Sin Siid)of iiber bic muoernc Srnm-
cnbcwcsMng.

So 50 !.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-12

plete satisfaction in the morning,
After q short use OF this remedy ali
forms Of outside aid can be dispensed
with and nature will again act alone.
All classes of good American people
keep II in the home for ills Of the
the thousands who have written the
doctor that they will never be without
It are Mrs. Julia Bridges, SO voss st.,
Norfolk, Va, and Mrs. D. A. Gazette, 393
W. Water St, Harrisburg, Va. A dose
OF It has saved many a person from q
serious illness.
Anyone wishing to make trial Of this
remedy before buying It in the regular
way of a druggist at fifty cents or one
dollar q large bottle (family size) can
have a sample bottle sent to the home
free of charge by Simply addressing DR..
w B. Caldwell, 405 Washington St,
on postal card will do.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-12
THE $1.O0 CARNIVAL OF
$500, $500 AND $500
SHOE VALUES

We are still telling you
about that Carnival of
Shoes at $780," The Car
nival is on to stay yet a
while. You cannot conceive
what this means to you until
you have seen them.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-12
The Peevish Child
Needs a Laxative

It Is natural for child to laugh and
play and when 1t sulks drowsily or
cries you may depend on 1t something
physical is the matter. II you see no
evidences of a serious allment you will
not be wrong IL you quietly give 1t a
dose Of mild laxative that evening on
putting II to bed.
The remedy most generally recon-
mended for this purpose Is DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin, which mothers
throughout the country have been giving
their children for quarter of a CEN
fury. Today thousands OF families are
using II where hundreds used II then,
and there must be good reason for this
word Of mouth recommendation.
It Is admittedly the perfect laxative
others who need a gentle bowel stlmu-
liant and not q violent salt, cathartic
pill or doctored water. Dr. Caldwell 8
Syrup Pepsin will act gently, and when
taken before retiring will bring COM
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-12
Musicale Tonight.
Vance.

Every ona is cordially invited to
attend the musical which VIII be
given by Miss Cora Reese
Smith in the First Methodist Epis-
copal church this evening at s
O'Clock. The admission fee OF
twenty-five cents will be used for
the benefit of the New Church
Workers Society of the church. = A
well chosen program of music and
song VIII be rendered by the pupils
of Miss Smith. Miss Renshaw will
preside at the piano.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-12
|BONI.ING|(s.
| NEWS1 Z.

All the players in the Elks billiard
tournament which will close this
evening at o'clock are requested to
meet at the Elks home at 9 o'clock
tonight to attend banquet to be
rendered by the tournament. The
committee in charge of the banquet,
consisting of Robert Patterson, G. B.
Lively and Louis A. Carr, requests
that every player attend for good
time will be in store for all.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-12

The last game of the Elks Duck
Pin League to be played resulted in
two victories out of the three on the
club alleys Thursday evening for
Captain Carter's team over the boys
led by Captain Louis A. Carr. The
winning of two of the three games
by Captain Carter no wmakes, three
teams, Carr's Morris's and Wilson's
tied for first place. Since the three
teams are tied for first place more
rolling will be necessary to break the
tie.
Before the contests last evening
the Cars needed two of the three
games to win the pennant and one to
tic with two other teams. The Cars
came mighty close winning but lost
by few pins.
Captain Carter appeared with a
short team, Dresbach, his best roller,
being out OF the city. Captain Carr
allowed Edward Lewis to fill in with
the Carriers and after 50 conserving
saw Lewis wi nthe lats game for the
Carriers when he got 100 out.
Captain Carr was minus the SER
vices Of his best player, McNulty.
Had he been present the result might
have been different. The Carriers won
the first game by seven pins. Carr
struck in the tenth as anchor man
and had the game won until Hotf-
heimer spared and got nine on it, also
in the tenth.
The Cars were never headed in the
second game and they got away in
the third with lead of twenty-five
pins which they held until the eighth
frame when Lewis's rolling pulled
them down to defeat,
Blair Wilson had the individual
high score of the evening, and rolled
for a total of S39- while Louis Carr
led his team with high score of III
and got S32 out. The pennant will
be decided next week when the three
teams tied will roll three games each,
total pins to count. Scores:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-12
Election of Officers.

The annual election of officers for
the ensuing year was held this af-
ternoon at the meeting Of the
IAEoman's Auxiliary of Christ Bpis.
copal church in the vestry room;
also there was a meeting of the
Mission Study Glass.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-12
chicken Supper.

Tomorrow evening the Ladies Of
clarksburg Hive, No. 81, knights
of the Maccabees, will give chicken
supper from 5 to 10 O'Clock In the
Gore building and everyone is cor
daily asked to attend.
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Mrs. Myers Bntertains.

Mrs. orie Myers entertained very
pleasantly the, members of the
Ladies, laid Society of the Central
Christian church yesterday after
noon in her home on Chestnut
street. At the close of the session
refreshments were served. Quite a
number of members were present.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-12
lcontlnued ifoni page Q. J

W. Rapp. Mrs. william F. AIexan-
der, Mrs. Henry Raymond, MRS. II.
n Moss, Of Parkersburg; Mrs. John
W. Brown, Mrs S. N. Mason. Mrs
Elizabeth Vance and Mrs. ]. Carl
Vance.
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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-05-02
Badger Pocket and Edgemont

Denmark and Edgccmont. April 30
C. A. Blackman returned to his
home in Everett. after a visit in
Edgemont where Mr.. Blackman's
ranch is located.
j. A. Nagel who is working at the
Park east of kittitas. spent Sunday
with his family
Frank and Geo. Fullen spent sun
day at the home of their uncle John
Green.
Albert Spaulding was visitor at
the Denmark school Monday. He
arrived here Friday evening from
Everett and will visit his parents
for few weeks.
Mrs. Youngberg and Mr. Carl Erick-
sons little baby girl, whom the for
mcr is caring for at present. are now
at the home of Swan Sorensen's.
The rain which fell Sunday even
ing was needed very much and it
will do the early crops an immense
amount of good
A large number of friends from
Denmark attended the funeral of
Mrs. Carl Ericsson, Midday afternoon
Mr.. Ericsson has the heartfelt sym
patty of the entire community.
II. f. Vining spent Friday in Pasco
Washington.
Miss Bertha Bland who has been in
the employ of Mrs, Leslie Wilson for
the past three months, returned to
her home on the West Side Saturday.
Ben Blackman arrived here Tues.
and will remain here efor some time
attending to business affairs.
Mrs. James Feeney spent Friday
and Saturday in Ellensburg.
Messrs. c. l.. Pickard and Gus Ken
tos spent Thursday in North Yakima.
Messrs. Jack Cochrane and Oscar
Jones spent Monday night in Ellens-
burg.
Mrand Mrs Leslie Wilson of Badg-
er Pocket, spent Sunday at the home
of the latter's parents Mr. and Mrs.
7. r. Wilson
Donald Smith spent Sunday and
Monday in Ellensburg
Mr.. and Mrs. Stulfauth returned
to Ellensburg Sunday after spend
ing few days in Edgemont
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-05-02
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given of the an
nual meeting of the stockholders of
the Washington Quicksilver Mining
Company, to be held at the I.O.O.F.
day, May 9th, 1912, at pm, for
the purpose of electing officers for
the ensuing year and transacting
such other business as may come be-
fore the meeting. If unable to be
present send proxy
Attest, John WilcOXsOn.
F. S. Chaplin, President
Secretary. It.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-05-02
NOTICE

Sealed bids will be received on the
following described property up un-
til 10 O'Clock am, May 9Th, 1912
Namely, portion of the south half
of the northeast quarter of section
10, township II north of range 10,
east of the Willamette Meridian,
containing nine acres, more or less,
known as the Woman's Municipal
Improvement Society Picnic
Grounds" on the banks of the Yak
ina river at the lower bridge.
The Municipal Society resrevse
the right to reject any or all bids.
MRS. f. A. HOME,
Secretary Woman's Municipal I'M
provement Society.