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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-20

SALEM HUMANE soCNETY-D. D.
Keeler, president; Mrs. Lou Tilson'
secretary. All cases Of cruelty or
neglect Of dumb animals should bo
reported to the society for invesu-
gAtioh
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-27
=5ertilc,I u z9af.
#G5ortiat ira SIDE 81

81 Ter. At Der faIoe5 ira oct langt
~liggenoe 9lomiterlono 6lorioo) og
ira Def langt / ]tor0 liggen0e STOP
og Sumpelano, EDMONTON, Saifa-
toon, o.i.u. % be9ge Steoer er
9anoet 0prere emo oct er Der. Saa
langt ioretrpffer ri at DO ymiot /
9anoet@ fremior at fIptte til bets
poerite 8rpnier. Sfuloe nogen snife
oi0ere Oplpsning ON opoprfeoe eli.
Ter u~opoDrfeoe 6orme Der, oa fan
ioooau faas peO at ifriue til 0}enig-
, 5eoen5 aomite. Sans anoer'on, Ser.
tile, q. D, eaer gnit. 6. 6. W3en-
gers, 9oalrioge, Mont.
On NJ auImiue er nplig cabinet
oeo 8riting 9ocf. auaene iige5 at
oare terre % al goo aoaIitet. alI.
pri erne parierer ira $t.25 til $500
per Ion PED Be ioriteai9e Riner
Der / @gnen.
5 fIere Gage bar ri bait Sepeir,
% per tales ON tioligt 5oraar. Sn,
ri laa9es 10 aItio efter al ie oct
aranae ipire irem, t5i bet er 2ip.
9en u. apriI. berte ri 8rGiteu
ne ! S8noaas. blioer Der, ON @uO
oil. aoniirmation Ger er iefs uuge
aoHiirman0flas ien.
9e0 port ii6ite aDartal5m6Oe boo
per SsaoagsifoIeforitanoe ON 2ou
til at opfette Ell norif afoeIing /
0}cnia61oens 5enoagsifole. Soaret
par iepisIaeiig 5efreftenoe. RorO-
mpnoene far nemli1 ingen Sen.
0agsifole Der I R~pr6eoen, og Ger
or u0iiat I'll at oenHe afocIing oil
foamle I'll at tpae t2-t5 Bern.
9i globes allereoe til fommenoe
aarsme0e i 3rinitatis Menig6eo
PED aenmare % 6aaber at en- og
anoeu 0e0 BEN Qeiliabeo oil afIpg-
ae os 9eisg.
On Sfrioer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-27

On SfriDer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-27
5slam
On Srocns 4rpbeiten.

gn %griben6e SfiIoring al Ru-
bdmme6nnismens Sprinoelie ogllo.
breoeIie iomt 5ilitanoen / Zen MI.
oprenoe mubommeoonife 8erOen. og
Ct frnftiat Sprnnb ON IeltngeIie /
arbeiott for epangeIiets llobre0eI.
Ie bIonot SsIoms RiIlioner. af
Wisiionpr Samuel ". 3pemer.
Sperfat o9 f%orfortet Of SogneprGit
9lnton Re6erien, aolborg.
On M BOG Of fsrite Rnngs Sn.
tpresie for enbper Risiionspen.
los Si0er. gris 40 Gts.
8on. 9utb. 9nbt. Sou c.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-27
Oct 0anitc SprUg. %
Yitteraturielifa6.

lln0er 9}aDn al Get oanifeSpro9.
oa 2itterahlriel'fob bar iii. SIR.
Ggbl.~ en- areos al Sprog- og Git
ternturforifere. airfe- og Retsbfito-
rifere ~iltttet iig iammeu meo BET
3ormaal at nogipe GIOre % me.
re Gprfer al 2onmarfs pioenifobe-
Ii9e, politiite og iolfelige 2ittera-
tir og iremme @runitning al oohif
sprog.
Selifabet5 9eitprelie beitoar al
So6s. Recommendation. 9iS 90
co6ien (6ormonO). GorI 2. Better
len. Surioiif aouiuIent o. aosierer
er 00erretsiogierer 5ofob 6. Gel.
ting.
) inoepprenOe % nprmcit fsl.
qen0e Gor oiI u0fomme forifelliae
8prfer 81. a.: So6annes gmoI0s
iomtliqe Sfrifter. @iifop 9onsMo.
qeniens GDeripttelie ira 1874 al
Ghilippe Sc Confines Ncmoirer,
5pfo 9robes iomtliae 9prfer. @i.
Ter ira 2l0elsoploens lib efter
6%oonofrifter oq sfiIlingstrnf iamt
en- ll0qoDe al 0aumarfs qamle
2o0e.
Gn mGrfclig Scft. gBrncnc man
life bnfciHeres. : ct al Sognene
Sn0 Tor 9oI0inq Ieoer en- Sne0fer.
meter. ION til66rer en- ret mprfe.
liz religie8 Seft. 9l. a. mener
0enne @on0. at set or itri0en6e MOI
9ibeIen at lo0a foretaae 9afcina.
ton San bar 0erior ioref6biq np9
tet at la0e 9srneue oafcinere Of
6or aennem 0oI0inq 6erreo in0.
ienSt Nnoroaeuoe til Sadtitsmini
iteriet ON at blipe fritnaet oerior.
Ter er ;mioIcrti0 inqen 2ophiem-
mel 6erfor. og Oerior bar Tiuiite
ret TDaret tiI5age, at 9sruene ifaI
oafcineres oeO Sen fsrIte ofieHtliae
gafcination, ser af6oIoes (6et bti,
per Mni Wnnne0). Spis settle IL
fe FER, piI @nrSen bIipc iosmt
9eoer. ser pil itige ira lac til
l1ge ToIt, Ser fen6er @anoen. me-
ner. at Fan tro6s settle aIIiaeoeI
. lin 0perbepisning fro piI
npqte at loOe @ofcinntionen fore.
tnae. o. man pil ionIeNes fomme
ms I inore triite TorhoIo.
Saa oiot Sob. Folf6l." oeo.
beItoar Sen pnnart0enoe reliaie'e
Self fun al 6eune Ron6 o. 5ous
7Famifie r. at 6 Q%erioner. Sans
MI ofo6oe To6er boe6e I lin lib
I 9reoIten oe6 @eiIe o. tif6srte
iomme Spft San ~bearoncoe ioale.
oes uSen pi6ere et Bar al line Bern
I I'm Sore. IN Hette life fltnoe iii.
lo6es al Offentligbe6en. bleo SET.
efter at Snqen 6oo6e oerieret |
fpnqcre 5io, beItemt, at SET Sor6.
ftnfte. hpori gernenes 2iq Iao be.
qrnoet. IttI6e in6pies oa ir%eSfpies.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-27
ginteren % SrafiffOr6OlOene.

Otter 0ogen / 5oroeien at baoe
ftre0et ON en- bel Del Grafifioritpr-
relier paa @runO al upeir % ben
ftrenge ginter ifrioer n5paanospo-
item at s. 5ebr.:
Oct plu0ielige Omilag / 9eiret,
JON @aarsoagen bar bragt, betpOer
! bpert 5aIo life nogen siebliffelig
5orbeoringer / ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
ne. oa Der 10 ifaI lang GiO til at
imelte oct breoe 5sb9lte, ser bar
lagt iig omfring 6opnene.
5 @aar er 9riften pna aar.
alls aalun0borg-8uten fulo.
itan0ig itanoiet. iOet 0amperen
.5ioua" er itrauOet poa G6uns &sn.
Den par afgaaet ira 4arbu5 til iGO-
oanIig Iio; men oa yg}ols" paa
Be ira Somse til 4ar6us oeO Il
2 Ei0en pasiereoe Gbuns, opOogeOe
man, at u5iona" iao fait. Get Inf
foes at o%oerfsre 6aa0e Bot og
Basiogerer - Ell Snes / ait -
poa aMols", iom 0erpoa inofom /
anrbus SaDn al. AZ. .6iono"
mootte oerimoo blipe liggenOe, boor
ben par og ben itaar efter 6orIp-
oeu0e ret baar0t. Get ioreneOe
DompifibsieIifab bar beorOret en-
8ugierbaoo til asi1tance.
Baa 4arbus - ag6enbaun-u9fu.
ten afgif Is. g. II. Sod" 8irs.
bag 4ften 81. II ira Aar6us %
nnfom til as6enbaon / @aar 6or-
mio0ags ST. 10. alt ga fun me0 en-
Zines 6oriinfelie. Get oar Wenin-
gen. at ben ifuloe bpre returneret
til 2lor6us / Mites; men ga 5prifi-
bene Sunoet paa 8run0 al De
DonifeIige Ssforbolo er i~n0Oragne,
faa mar life fan ieile ON Ratteu.
0iI afgangen ira ao6en6aun forTt
finoe Steo 81. . / Tag til @orgeu.
Samti0ig er u9tiel5 G66eien". ser
par Iaat op, 6leoen gjort flar til at
Ter II anipgges i Ruten, og Den af-
gaor ira a06eubaOn / Bitten eaer
eOentuelt / Morgen ti0lig. 6Oor-
noar De to 0ompere 0erefter Dil al
gaa frd Qar6us, oil bero paa 5or.
boIoenes aObifling / Be tommeHoe
0oge.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-27
DAILY MEDITATIONS
upon the Epistle Lessons of the
Church Year.
By Rev. F. Hammarsten.

BY Rev. f. Hammarsten.
Translated from the Swedish.
Published by The Augustana
Book Concern, Rock Island, Ill.
642 Pages in substantial Cloth.
Price $1.50.
altiaa en- ftsrre SnsanOogtsbog
voo engelif boori De friiteIise
Brunoionobe6er iremboIoes Hart og
itrrft / Ooerensitemmelie meO ben
lttberife airfes 9pre.
gn ioo6on Bog bsr funne uofptoe
en- Ion9el ogiaa inoen for ben
oanif-omerifonife airfes @r9nier.
Zen fan faas eennem
Gonib 2utb. Bubl. 9eue e.
Blair, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-27

monO og SfreOOermeiter 8. q.
Senien er forIeOen afgaaet oeo Do.
Den. Zen afoeoe ifil0reS oSilfe6.
4p." iom en- ilittig % ODgtig M'ono,
bpiS ippne, glade SinO bar iterft
reIi9ieit paoOirfet / g%rluotpiif Aet.
ming. Si0en 1856 bapoe ban Ieoet
/ Silfe6org. 9Uor ban / lin 8io orep
ell ret itor 6orretning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-27

granO. COenic, s. 6e6r. 5 nj.
res 81. : opitoO ser SO / 6regros.
ierer 9pbnfelOts 6ori6gsgnnr0 u0un.
nerupgaar0". Der ligaer Ell 5jer.
oing0ej ira OOenie. @aaroens ire
iammenbDsgeOe 9enger ue0brquO-
te til @run0en. Stun Soineitol0en
reO0eOes. Rogle @eite, en- 1Dr og
ct Bar aeer inoebrGnote; elODi0ere
brpnote Ell Gel 0}aifiner og aoru.
3lOen opitoO Deo, at en- 9pgte, iom
en- Glen baoOe bqngt op, ialot neo
og efsploOereOe. 8pgningerne BAR
asiureret / a%sbitpoernes aim. 8rano.
ioriifring ior goOt $500 ar., areo-
turerne og 2eseret / oct fig. octr.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ior ca. 49,
900 aroner.
Sfioe, s. 5e6r. - geo Sefs.
tiOen / aftes opitoo Der iom 5glge
al Optsning al 8an0rer SO ! Spif
EeIefonielifn6s 9pgnine I a0elgaOe
I Sfioe, 9por 81. a. Nanuiaftur.
bonoler SerriosleO bar 9utit og
Eager 5 9s6et al en- Zines lib
Dor 8ranOp0ienet Serre ooer Sloen;
men oa bar en- Del al gDgningen
it9rft beifooiget. 8arelageret og
gutifen 6leo fu~loit9noig sOelogt.
Der brpnote Nanufdfturoarer for
ca. $4,000 ar. Zen iamleOe Sfa0e
moroger 100000 SIR.
6or nogle Onge iioen opitoO Ser,
ligeleoes pes Optening of ct gano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-27

Otter 6oao u@renaa 6olfetiO."
bar braet / erfaring, itanr oct fife
la lent til paa an6olt, ION man
oar troet men Bar 9rogiant iii
gaaife, og Der er oltiaa forel6big
ingen 91eo paa 5pr0e.
Get er Ell freoerifsbounif Sob
mo10. :. Shou & 50, Der fif
.@uI66orgsuno" til at foriege 1u.
rem til anbolt. Zen 6upoe en- Gel
8arer meo. ON par ~refuirere0e al
nogfe reoerifs5oonsfnfere Der BAR
idaet ct ufrioiaigt 0pbolo paa Nn-
bot. Nien iaa lpnge Der er noget
piieligt paa Zen = % Der er 10 if
Ee Smaa5aus - flarer De iig nof.
5irmaet Sc5ou pil isge ON 9illa-
belle til at laoe .8uloborgilmo" 60
re en0nu ct 5orieg pou at naa Zen.
@reuaa.2(n5oltbaa0en bar faaet
telegrafiif 0rOre ON at blioe I @re-
Hoa.
ErfifmeI0inger.
5raHf6etpreren / 3. areOs meO-
oeIer / Soar:
gaa @runo al Sneleg er ielgen-
De 9aneitretninger ufar6are: 81.
sorg-9erning, R~anoers-Saoiuno,
X. 0mme ganen, Spng-Ssasie.
8egelmesiig 0riit i%uipenOeret paa
@beltoft-G sgonen. Baa
Acknowledgements og SOrs-
Be0oebanen er 5orbolOene OaniteIi-
&c, men Iogene %gennemfsres meO
5OriinfeIier.
8i,oier-O oerfarten: 69rgen ira
Bornemiinoe / @oor Morges noneoe
life til @ie0ier. De reiienOe maatte
6ringes / 2nno pe0 SsboaOe.
Rasneog.G Derfarten: Eogeue
sUerieres, men 6orbolOene er Oan-
ffelige.
Rorser-aiel: Ratifibet ofienot
ira aiel, men life fra aorsgr.
3ampifib5fnrten Stege-aoa6o'
oe inoitillet Sstransport etablerei
mellem aallebope o. Softer pac
Reen. Sluttet 81. s SIN.
@renaa-6unheiteo ErOjeftet.
Rebet ; Hanoers. Gan0ers, 7. 6ebr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-27

ror. SIO i s%erriOsleos Buff; men
Sfaoen oar 0a fun nogIe Sunore-
De aro1er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-27
28@O--


bo%foreninger NJ. i. orefteoeS
Spergsmaalet ON en- 5orbinoele
mellem @renaa % 6lln0eite0. Ger
peotoge5 felgen0e 9leiollttion:
"a en- 6orlangelie Al Slange-
rupbanen me0 0ampifi6sforbinoel-
lie meIlem 0llnoeite0 og 8renaa,
iarlig ogiaa unoer 9enipn til, at
oisie 9aone er isfri, oil irembp0e
meget tore 6or0ele for 6iiteriet %
for 9rboer05lioet / eOri9t / 9p %
paa 9an0 / betp0elige ggne afgit-
% Roroipllan0, tilii8er 6or'am-
lingen 9atprelien for Slangerup-
6anen i'm be0ite Ststte oe0 aon-
ce5iions. aniegningen, euentuelt oeo
9%enpenOelie til Regeringen % 3igs-
Dag.
Ger ne0iattes ct l1opalg pao Il
0ianO me0 4mtmono anoerien iom
6ormano til at ar6ei0e oi0ere for
Sagen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-27
@remaa-9nnaefeO .9rOieftet.

Rsbet ; 8anoers. GanOers, 7. 6ebr.
gaa ct / Tag / 3onoers unOer 5or-
fgoe al amtmano anoerien afbOlot
Nsoe al Jieprpientanter for for
HelIige 5oreninger / @renaa, Ran-
sers og Sobro, for egnens 2ano-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-27
Zen mGrfeligc S0inciggOOm.

ta - 3t1tbN O1hN@tAA@
tilipl0e % Qeosfalo blanot Soi-
meme paa aorint6 9an06rugsifole
bar 9eterinarfpfifus. 8rofesior
Bang. Der bar unoeris9t ilere al
SOinene, til en- aorre pon0ent til
ilere Brooins6laoe uotaIt. II 5oi.
meme iunes at p9re oe0e al f~orifel.
Iige aariager; mnaife bar De iaaet
noget u5eloigt Sober. men Der er
n9ppe Sale ON nogea imitiom 5n.
fefti0nsiQg0om. l1noerio9eIien er
bog enOuu life afiluttet.
aaretmagermritrene. Sammen.
I%lutning Al aaretma8ermeitre /
Qanmarf 6olot Seuoag Den t. Sc.
brudr aorli1 @enerolforiamliug /
&o5tiloe. 6por bet oplpites. at 5or.
eHingen M teller - 5oreninaer
meO hcnimo0 500 We0lqmmer
man baaber. at De enfelte 5orenin.
ger, Der enonn itoa uoeaior, I 1912
uil lutte ia til Sanmeuilutningen.
iii 5orman0 aenoalgtes I. 6br.
&enien j 8osfiloe. til aasfierer
4. .. 9isrHien ] ae6enbaOn og til
9leOlem al neutrality-suspicious. il.
5. 5enien I 0oenie. I'll supple.
anter OaIgtes greinoa6I / aoloing,
engeIl / 0eliingor % aloffer i
Ooenie.
Rgite @eueralforiamIiug bodies
/ Rouoers.
eiusarOens 3efrut6ulO nf 1887.
Sonoag ben ). 9aj enifer 9fogar.
oens Refrut6oIo al 1887 at iamIes
/ ao6en5a0u o. feire % 8arsoa-
gen for 0eres 5nofaloelie iom Ne
oeo Den f1I. 9ipgar6e.
5aet paa uilOc dpicr. sra Sno.
6egniuaen oeo 8nglio Gnae brso
iiOite eiterdor 70 aUicr I'D. d leb
begge til Sfops, men mp0ens bet
Deo Suletio l1ffeoes at 6riOe ben
enc no poa Sen og inofanqe BEN
Der, for6leo ale anitrenaelier for
at iange ben on0en. i6m par Ina.
tet iu6 I 9ruos6olms glautage oe0
o9 eiterbaanoen par ble-
ben gaHife bib, reiultatlsie. Zen
6. 8ebr. fom aDien imiolertio mo
/ @oaroen paa gruosboIm. o. Der
lpffe6es set III. a8ano. y. 10
enOelia at fon9e 7nret. iom iaa
mart oct par 6leoet oDermanoet o.
after befnnot fig / Staloen. bleo
m~eOgerligt. apien par mprfpProig
nOf / rigtig goo 5ooeritan0.
Munb. % dlobipscn. Chen
Nuno- og aloDingen ben "a. Sep.
TENDER 1911 u6brso pna Roroen.
brognaro pna 2angelan6, og mo.
til %. Sanlor er Der iii. %. l."
nnmeI6t 655 5iIfpf6e al Sngoom-
men, Oerof 239 / Sanuor Maaneo.
De 800 3ilfploe for0eIer Zig ion.
IeOes: SipaanO 80, 5oliter ), 6pn
70, 2angelono % og 5DIlono "a.
&c 6ortlpbnc HenSbDr. De fra
9olonien peo 5reoerifs bortlebne
to RenS0pr bnr ben 7. 5ebr. END.
MI life bleoen inofaneet. Mon mem
te i'll. Bib. Stifts 5olfebl.", at De
opbolOt iig noe i Nprbe0en Of aa.
ritp, men at be Diloe bore pnnifeli.
se at inofanee, ff6nt ben eamle
Sunmel er ennife tam. aalpeu tiff
fer nemIie / piIo 6lugt, iaa mart
nogen nGrmer iig, og iaa f6Iger
ben gomle efter ben.
9DOsfalO. en- af 5ilfeboros alO-
ite gorgere, ben S0oarige f5v. aeb-
The Winslow mail., 1912-11-02
SOPHOMORE NoTEs
DAFFY DILLS

DAE + 4 DlLLS
The basketball game was at
it's height. the game was very
uncertain. Just as Geo. Sampson
made a goal a rough voice from
the back of thh crowd shouted,
"If Geo. Sampson is blockhead
is Francis Wood?"
II a table has legs has botany?
(bot- -knee) Quick! The needle
Sunny got a good job now
6. S You don't say SO; what
do you do!
Sunny am janitor for two
schools. | get up at 5 o'clock,
light two furnaces, sweep out 80
rooms, then cook my dinner; |
run errands for the teachers, at
four o'clock / sweep out the 80
rooms again, brush up the wood
work, fire the furnaces again and
am done at TO-
6. S Gee, you are a happy
guy. -.~4e
Sunny-Yep, nothing to do un-
til tomorrow.
The geometry class has prob
lem they can not solve. wiz II
a peanut has two grams OF oil,
has a paralellogram?
If a preacher can hunt, can a
devil fish?
If Parks can draw, can Pete
Wright?
Rose D.-My cheeks are afre.
Lloyd P.-I thought srnelled
burning paint.
She baked an angel cake
For her darling Francis sake,
Francis ate it, every cru,nb,
Then he heard the augel Drumn
Calling softly, "Francis come. y
Since the fireman lost the wat
er in his boiler, the dope" con
cerning the II S. track team is
that Grace Butner will hold first
place both in the high jump and
the 5O-yard dash.
The Sophomore Latin Glass
surpassed Miss PowelFs tondest
expectations III translation, so
far this term. Ha Ha
r. w. CLASS EDITOR.
The Winslow mail., 1912-11-02
FRESHMAN CLASS NOTES

-
William Wright treated the
Freshman Class to cake and pie
at their last meeting. We tho't
it real nice and generous of him
II Geo. Drumm wears a Jersey,
what does chinaware?
Miss Winifred Waite has with
drawn from school as she expects
to leave soon for Los Angeles.
The Freshman Class regret the
loss of such an active member.
The girls basketball teams
have been unable to practice on
account of .he weather, but they
are going to get busy soon.
Nj. F., CLASS EDITOR.
The Winslow mail., 1912-11-02
THE ROSARY IS One
OF BEST DRAMAS
EVER STAGED
Attraction Booked for WinsIow OPERA
House on November eth. A Wonder
full Preachnaent of Faith. Mighty
Power

Gaskill g. McVitty's new play, "The
Rosary" which has had a successful
three months engagement in Chicago
two mouths engagement in New York
and two months engagement at the
Globe Theatre in Boston, comes to the
Winslow Opera House on November 6.
The discriminating public will then
be given all opportunity tosee pictured
before them decided answer to tie
growing unrest and irreligion of our
times. Not that "rhe Rosary" is a Co
cisiou merely; it is mora 1t is faithful
picture of the misery aud uphappiness
that comes upon a man who lacks faith
i'll the supreme good and it's inevitable
triumphs in our world. A typical
American family is taken as fair eA-
ample of everyday conditions that ob-
tain throughout the United Statee
TIE husband man Immersed in busl"
ness, the exacting business of Wa
street and the Stock Exchanges
Little by little be has fallen awav
from the faith of biz fathers, that faith
that brought our republic into being
He has replaced it by an agnostic att
tude all too prevalent in our day and
time. The wife believes, her confidence
in an allwise, all-pervading good has
not been shaken aud so when etorm
aud stress come, the man with no an
;hor is swept away by the storm of
agony; the woman remains steadfast
moored by her faith TO outride the ten.
pest
Through all the heart break and tear
through all the agony and anguist,
clear aud serene moves the wonderful
figure of a modern Catholic priest
whose lie has been dedicated to God
and the service of his fellow men. It is
ais clear spiritual vision thes sees
through the web that has been woven
about the two people whom he loves
and it is bis faith and God given power
hat sets them free.
1t IL wonderful prcachment of
faiths mighty power. of the saving
grace OF the good that lies about Us.
The tremendous story, powerful in
its simplicity. is interviewer with the
higher threads of sane humor, of the
sort that one loves so take away from
The theater and laugh over in idle me-
ments.- Albuquerque Morning Journal
The Winslow mail., 1912-11-02
BIG DEAL CON-
SUMMATED

One OF the largest real estate
deals that has been transacted
here in years was consummated
here the past week when on,
local citizens, P. f. Plus and
Hon. Mayor +. I. LaPrade sold
their interests and water rights,
which has been heretofore known
as the Clear Creek Irrigation
Co, to Los Angeles milliona,res,
the sum being SAID to be $6S,OOO
In an interview with MIR. Plus
we were informed that the deal
had not been closed as yet, but
that the matter would be closed
shortly.
1t is the intention pI these mil
lionaires, us stated iiia former
issue of this paper, by ISupt. E.
]. Gibson. that the local condi-
tions regarding the sWinslow
water supply would be kinedied,
and that Immediately. In order
to make good that statement,
these Los Angeles capitalists
have gone to the big expense OF
buying up the holdings of Mr
Plus and MIR. LaPrade for the
large sum OF money above spec.
fed, for which they turn over
the water rights and ground
holdings of which Mr.. LaPrade
owns three fiftils and Mr.. Plus
two fiiths.
At the present time we have
but ineagre information on the
subject, but will follow the mat
ter up from to time i'll future is
sues.
There seems to he but one OBJ
1ect III view, and that is to settle
the Winslow water question tol
all time.
e
The Winslow mail., 1912-11-02
COMMERCIAL CLASS

The Commercial Class regrets
to lose one OF it's members, Mr..
Ray Sutherland.
We are all waiting in tear and
trembling for our grades, this
being the first of the month
Talk about "stick ability" the
typewriting class has the recipe.
Three weeks on the seventh les
son is proof enough.
We have been planning to play
basketball but as it has been
raining for the last week, it is
impossible to do so.
We have decided to wait until
the new piano arrives to sing
"Good Night, Ladies' aud qua
nlta.
Ruth Sorepsonhas been absent
for the last week on account of
a severe cold.
6. B., CLASS EDITOR.
The Winslow mail., 1912-11-02
Winslow Furniture Company
Piano Contest

Harry c. Slimizu is tlla win
ner of the silver jewel case in the
Winslow Furniture Co.'S Piano
Contest, making the largest per.
cent gain III the last two Weeks.
We will give another special
prize Thursday, November 18th
We Will give 1000 votes to the
dollar for Cash purchases or for
Cash paid OH account, until the
above date. -
The Winslow mail., 1912-11-02

Mrs. Mamie Horner, who Tor
some time has been employed in
Gallup, returned to Winslow last
Saturday.,
Mrs. Brockman and her babe
were here from the Indian Post
attending the circus.
Mr.. H. W. Asbury returned on
Sunday from three weeks visit
to relatives i'll Missouri and Ten
nessee.
Mr.. Joe Daze returned Monday
from q long Sightseeing trip to
Chicago, New York, Niagara
Falls, and other eastern points
Of interest.
The Winslow mail., 1912-11-02

t'Mr. Bob, to be given in the.
near future. It will be we'll worth
while, SO don't miss it, The cast
is already developing il a splen-
did manner. Home talent plays
are always the most interesting.
The Winslow mail., 1912-11-02
International Sunday-School
Institute, Winslow, Friday
November 8, 1912

Forenoon subject: "The Field
and the Reapers.
10 Il. III Arizona; its present
work, its remaining opportuni-
ties. Ed ward D. Raley.
Ii 3O-How to increase and
maintain Sunday school attend
ance. w. c. Merritt.
Discussion. Prayer.
Afternoon subject: Systems
and Objectives.' y
2 15-The uniform system.
w. c. Merritt.
2 3O-The graded system.
E. d. Rally.
2 5O-Discussion led by
Rev. MIR, White.
8 3O-Crisis periods for so,l
winning and how to improve
them. w Z. Merritt.
Evening subject: Problems
and Ideals"
Z 3O-Song service.
Z 45-Rcund table, L. d. Raley.
8 Music. Notices. Offer
irg. Special music.
8 3O-Address, Jesus Christ,
the Master Teacher"
w. c. Merritt.
The Institute will be held in
the Methodist Church. Every.
body is cordially invited. The
Sunday school is an important
factor in uur educational system.
Mrs. !. I. Smongeski left for
Phoenix this week to see the Fair
Attorney John D. Yates left for
Holbrook the early part Of the
week where he went to attend
the present court session.