davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
Scicrtcn i6r Scrbitfeit.

glm Montog Abeuo berrihte I'M
qrobcn Saale 0eS ,4rion" glubbau-
les elm reyes 2eben. Die iunecn 9o-
men 0es 8ereins botten unter @uf-
lidt ser 8rGiioentin oes 9omenper-
ems, Trau arrmpfe unO Ser Srau
Deter Elm SerbitfeIt beranltaltet
pelhes ein5ig in ieiner glrt mar. Der
Saul mar in biibider Meiie init
Ser6itbldttern uno9lumen geihmiidt
gbcnio poren 0ie iungen 9amen, Die
al oen ACKNOWLEDGMENT Seil nab
men, in gei9madpoaer, ldnolider
Gleioung eri9ieneu. Sci al ben
braunen uno geIben uno rotten 8l1t.
terfarben iprroe es oen 8efu1ern
redt berbitlif 5lt Miitte, oas itd in
fltr3er Belt in Die redte lultige uno
fr06li6e &erbltitimmltng %perDanoel-
tie, ais Die 5molf jugenoliben S6Ons
beiten oes &ereins gum oSerbltrci-
Qen~ iif oufltenten mo unterS hwin-
gen ibrer @erfihaftseerGte Serbitlie-
Ser iongen. gls MtldmGohen ftrl-
girten ole 0omeu Sri. @ouline 500
Ter, TriOo Saul 6rioaSiebert, Barb.
@iegoto. Wtimi Sduerger unO 2illia
@e6er. ieOe trug einen 5ierli6en
Mildeimer in Der Son0. Die Seli-
moderinnen noren: SRI. Dora @aB-
mann, Srioo @erner, Nlnnie Sob
mann, Gina Sdmar5, Sulia @rnne-
mal0 uno Moelio @aBmann; oieie
trltqen &e6en in ibren @dnOen. Sic
mobten lire Sahe lebr gut inc err-
teten Oen geifaa Der 3uihauer. @uA
fir Die Serren moren Spiele orran-
art mor0en. Seer BON 0~enielben Der
groBen, i6mar5en Safe, Die olif Dem
Sit6nerbofe ibren S6pan3 eingebiiBt
bate, lebteren mieOer NIT berbunoe-
men Iltqen aniteden fonnte, mar
Sieaer un0 @eminner zines Ereiies.
@6enio sic Oen blin0en Ma1m mie0er
Ie6eno MAIDEN fonnten. Dab bel Die
len Spielen malldrnal gait5 e%ntgegen=
geiebte &elultate er3ielt murOen, ldBt
Iid oenfen, mo 70 iparen ait6 Die
greiie, oie 3llr 9(usteiliing fameu.
8rof. Sober perteilte on Oie @epiuner
golOene llbren, oiomantene Gorlted-
naOeln, goloene A~rmbdnoer unO mas
nod mebr, Die li6 ieOo6 bel ndberer
@eIi6tiglug ais SiiBfartoffelu, &ii-
ben &arottell lnO oergleihen merit
polen Sormcr5eltgniiie~ ertpielen. Gen
meiteren &erlauf uno ben ShluB oes
Settles biloete Elm San3frdn86en bel
Dem li6 oas tan5lultige8olf nod meb-
rere Stunoen angenebm unterbielt.
9ie 8eranitalter oes Serbitfeites f0n-
men nit Ser er5ieltengrnte bollauf 8it-
frie0en lein.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
@icOcr i'm alien, Jest ucnem 2OfGI.

9aan lit er mieOer oubeim in Ieiner
8irtidoft an ser Z. Str, i'm nellert
oeutihen 5eiIerberfiderungs-@ebdu
uno aufs bette lit er eingeriftet, n6r1-
lid infer otter 6reuno gbos. Diet
pel1er ben Sommer ourd ouf Der
gGrenbaltt geIegen, uno ii1 fir oie
8%interarbeit in Ieiner neuen Mils.
i6anfitelle i'm 8oralls onsgerubt bot.
Sbm mar babel pobI, unO er bofft,
Dab es alien ieinen 6reunoen aud
10 erge6e, ipeun iie i'm beiuden. or
miro fem 8elteS TIM, oenleIben ben
%Aufentbalt bel ibm 10 angenebm pie
moglid 81 MAIDEN.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
@Gnic : 2eberunrit
sm ba6en bel
hilbert Gepper, Isl Senter @iarfet.
8uci edIadtidiffe anRcr 9ienit.

0ie Connecticut oas 6laggidiif
oes aomirals Sugo Oiterbaiis. uao
elm 5peites S6la6tidiff Der atlanti
i6cn 6lotte, Die v%gtebrosfa", iino
mad Der uelIiden 6lotten-NeOlie I'M
Safen bon New-Yorf auf flir8e Bet
auBer 9ienit geiteIt morOen, INN IN
ser 8rooflpner, reip. Der CHARLES
totpner Nabp GARD reporiert 81 wer.
Den. Aomiral 0iterbous miro feline
6lagge wabri6einli6 tempordr aui
Den eben b%olenoeten 0reaonaiigbt
n@Doming" %iibertragen.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
gsranasuHsstaIsuOa a.
Dion iebe na4 BEN annOneen.

0opembcr 4. Montag. aon8ert, Ebe.
ater uno gaa. Sdm1biiher Der.
ein; i'm Do Wlaionic Sempel.
9fopembcr 10. Sonntaa. ODIters
3oait in Gic. gutbs SanOiib.
8ilbeIm Eea 2oge go. 8, y. ..
81. OF Is.
3opember II. Sonntaa. SpIter.
&oait in ytic. Autb's 2onofib.
9eutld glmerifauiiher uuteritiib.
ungs . Gerein.
3oDember Is. Moutag. @roBer
goa i'm 0lo Maionic Senpel oes
0euti9en neutrality-suspicious.,
NiltrIfte 40, l6U uno 41U.
ytooember IL. Sonntag. Wuiitaliiher
Apeno. 9lrion @eiangpereiu.
Nooember IL. Sonntae. 3meites Wlu-
iifoliides aon5ert. @aIbingtou
Sdngerbun0.
Aopember 25. Moutag. @roBer Bal
III Rationol STILES Sone. Arion
@eiungpcreiu.
Gooember %. 0onneritag. 9onfIn-
grngstanstrdu3den. 8oIbington
S6%ngerbunO.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
3mradsefebrt

Serr 6rib &er5og, Ser Iiebensmiir-
oige @irt an ser IL. uno @-StraBe,
N.-@., lit lebte ISOLDE bon einer @li.
ropatorr, oie mebrere Monate oau-
erte, 3uriidgefebrt. Srib bat fem al
tes @aterlano, oie Sdnei5, 0es lam
geren pieoer beieben, mar aud in al
len ongren5enoen 21noern, nno iie6t
bIiibeno uno frii6 aus, oenn er bate
berrIi1e 3eiteu. 8los Die Seimreiie
aitf Dem 8bite Star 9ampfer gefiel
ibm nidt, tpegen Der ge6onoluno
uno 8e%rpflegung, Ole alles anoere,
ais cine CUTE 81 nennen mar. 6rit3
bat eben ettpas hergeiien nGmli1
oas Soiirnal mit5unebmen, meldes
ibm oo6 in jeoer Summer Die Gom-
pferlinien oentli6 poriteIlt, Die Dem
Neiienoen auBerorbentli6 quite Ser
pfleeung anaeoeiben IoiIen ndmIid)
Die Samburg Amerifa 2iuie uuo Der
Nortb @erman SloDO.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
CONCERT Scr Snngen snlente i'm
SaHserbnnO.

Mtorgen Somtog Abeno, inject
in Der g@uibiugton SGuaerbmobole
Oes CONCERT Der oSungen Eolentc
itatt, 5t melbem oos iolgenoe Ero.
gromm aufgeiteat porOen lit:
@rogramm:
1. 0upertiire 0@alif Of 8agOu0~
gioline: 0ioriou 5oufe, VI @lii.
10, M.@. &irbp 9err $. Gouh,
Yiono; @mmo &oeti6e.
2. Wfenmett III y 9~eethooen
8iolinsS Solo: &itb gronion.
3. @ocal SoloS election: @ilbnr5ei
a. AZ Gbe @birlpino, Concert @olop
BON 5. s. Sdmi0
b. Sailing @aters - Iruar
Yiano Soli: Charlotte @olf.
8. 6ontalie Some, inject Some
BON $. 5ormea.
gioliu colo: Mlorion 6oufe.
6. Serenaoe 8olti.
Sopran Solo. sri. 9etlrtette
@unpreht.
Yuuie.
Z. nNfartbo Wdibingtpn", @onotte.
BON ~ 8oul Slronion.
&ioline: Moriou 6oufe, ". Gif
10, @. @. airbp, Serr $. 0ond
Eiano: @nma &oetihe.
s. Chats Som. S gteeO Don~, &c
nor Solo: &op IS. Brace.
8. gtocturno in 9zflat.. 2efbur @eI5.
4iano Colo: gugtlta Braun.
10. oglrie Barrie, Opus 80, SEQ. 8.
BON - Charles 0aucln
Giolin Solo: ". 9ominsfp.
II. uSbe @iipering @ino@, Ma5ur
ia Caprice, J. $. q. @oaepbmlpt
Yiauo Solo: Charlotte Molf.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
NerOplau o6ne edrm prO6isrt.

Gffi3iere OcsSignaI.@ Corps limo Oie
4rmee-9 uftidiffer in College 8art,
finoen groBes Sntereiie an Den Gr.
perimenten an eiuem, feinen SGrm
peruriodenoen 2uiti6iffe. @inige
6liige fielen our groBten 8ufrieoen-
belt aus. 0as ldredIihe @erGuI1
lit mnmebr beieitist, uno Der 2uft-
fobn idwcbt MN gan5 ger6nihIos
0ur6 Die 2iifte.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02

u III 0omeritag letter @ohe Iei.
erie Die Satin oes befonnten edna.
benmirtes Garl Braun, 1889 Ute
StraBe, H.-8., ibren @eburtstaa.
Observation-Disclosures tpurOen benz
@ebnrtstagsfinoe 81 Seil. Der ga.
menperein oes oMGnnerdors~ bate
lid Sur 6eier eingefunoen uno Die
IangfeitenMdnnerdorle naren ebeu.
faas eridienen uio baIfen mitfeiern.
Speiie uno Grant CAB es in &uae
lno 8iiue. &odtrdslid uniere @ra-
tllotion.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02

General -Mointant George @n-
oreps bat alien @erbe Sffi5ieren
funogetatL oaB Die 9lnmerbrngen,
pom /. Nobember ongefangen, fir
liebem Sabre, anitatt, mie bisber, fir
pier Sabre su gelten baben. Siermit
miro oas nelle @eleb gum eriten
Male in @ntDenOimg gebra6t. Bon
Der iiebenidbrigen 9ienit8eit Deroen
ieoo1 MIR Die eriten bier Sabre I'M
nttipen 9ienlt 5ugebroht weroeu, nod
peIden Der Soloat, peIder niht mei=
ter gu oienen miiniht, in Die 9feierDe
periest miro. Sn ser &eierDe be5iebt
Ser Soloat feline 8e5abIung, fam
nber ieOer0eit einbprufen peroen.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02

Sier baben Gonitruttelire Der
Marine fiir3li9 einen nelen 9pOro-
aeroplan boaenoet, nit Delbem IN
einigen 9agen cine 8robe am Soto
mac angeIteat miro. 9eriel6e 1T in
ser bieiigen Napp-yarO gebaut nrto
es lit 1torfes 2eoer 81 Dem 8an per=
tpenoet poroen. Soate er gut befuil-
ben ueroerL 10 miro er benz Warine-
2uftI6iffer-gor in annapolis 5uge-
I6ift tperOen.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02

Sim nddIten Sonntog, 10. 9to-
uember, miro Der n@ermoria Yidn-
nqrtor~ ieine erIte mulifalii1e
s(beno : nllterboItung in ieiner Soae,
9eBlers Sotel, abbolten.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02

SdluBe ponte gar fein gnoe nebmeu,
Sen Dieleu. aufrittig gemeinteu
@iimiden fiigt and oos 9Sournal"
Ben ieillen bel. mo bofit Dab oas Sr.
6elpoar audi Oermdleinit Die golOc-
ne 9od5eit feieru moge.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02

Gas am Iebten Montag itattge-
babte Sdngerbumo-S 3 n5frdn36en i'm
8oIbingtoh Sdnger6unobeim, NOR
iiberors gut beiu6t, unO oas t%an3lu-
ltige @olf unter Der Oberberridaft
0es &errn 2epp lieB es an barmloler
6r0bli9feit ni6t feblen.
Bum San5 Ipielte oas 8na-Nfooie-
Sr6efter, aiiiltirt BON o8ambles
Chandeliers auf.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02

Ole @omen's Gbriitian 8ernpe-
ren5 Union mill gegen Ous &auden
Der 6rouen ogitiren. 0agegen 1T
ni6ts ein5rrpenoen, %iolange lie li6
ouf l~leberreouug unO gr8iebung be-
ihr1nff.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02

3n ben ~beIiebteiten S6IiAen Der
Slcildborone geb0rt Der, Die 8reiie,
sic fir ausgeluGte CUTE Stiere be-
5oblt weroeu, ais Den 9ur6idnitts-
preis gu be3eidnen, unO oamit Die bo-
benSleiI6preiie gu redtfertigen. @eil
fir fol9es 6leiih $40 per 100 @funr
be8ablt miro, ma1t ms Der 6leiih-
truIt peiB, oaB er ieIbit 10 Gents pei
Yflno be3ablen muB. 9abei gebi
aus ben NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. berpur.
Dab am Is. Septem6er 3. 9. fir t0C
8funo $685. be3ablt puroen.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02

g a 6 alsiogen oes @irti6aftsin-
fpeftors 0uoleD Ginning bat Der 8e-
iud Ser @irtI6aften I'M @roBen nno
@an8en obgenommen. @r balt Die
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oafiir peront-
uortlid, tpobin Der @ater familios
nit leinen M%ngeborigen bingeben
fam nm grbolilng 5u erlangen.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02

s m 6ieIigen @eiunObeitsamt per-
oen }. st. llnteriudungen iiber Sim
oeridbmung angeiteat. gu Dem
33wede experimental man babel nit
Slffen, Die geimpft perOen. Waan
nimmt an, Dab Die gemeine Stibell-
flieqe oie Srageriu Der &ranfbeit lit.
0ieie Mnnabme miro OoOur6 beltd-
tiat, oaB sic orei affen perenoet Iino.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02

s n Baltimore bat elm 9ottor ca
Somaro'A. aellD bebauptct, Dab 3be.
ater. Mirtihaften, Spielb0IIen un0
6reuoenbduier NIT ibrem i1le1ten
giniluBe aiif Der glei1en Stufe Ite.
ben. @unoer, no oieier 0oftor iei-
ne 9ilolng aenoiien bat; bod getpib
lidt in elmer Der beutigen 2ebronital.
ten.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02

s philadelphia bat lid elm Jun
aer W8ann Dergiftet, neil ii6 feline
Irou elm ainO piini6te, uno er niHt.
An Dem, iollten mir oenten, lit nitt
uiel O%erloren.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
Srncffel : 9cbcrmnri
81 baben 6ci
hilbert "copper", 151 Genter Mortet.

Nm 5onutag 3otmittag muroe
Carl Suro, s Sabre aft, bon go. s
W-S traBe N..@., BON einem gferOe
melhes er rift, geporfen uuo erlift
eincn Shdbelbrud. @r muroe i'm
.SibIep Soipital opperirt uno eebt
ieBt ieiner @eueiung entgegen.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02

9 lie Dor Is Sabren in bieiigen@e'
ridten erbobene Anflage gegen @nl.
s. 8reeie uuO Soiepb g. 0ifersion
peqen llnteri1lagltngsoerlu6 II
nunmebr pom Obergeridt beltattgt
morOen.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02

Ole 9mnibuslinie Der is. Str.
miro in etliden Mtonaten neue @e-
fabrte erbalten. Ole 9iltrift Conf
miIlare baben 5u Dem nellen WfoOea
fir sic @agen ibre 3%uitimming ge=
geben. Die nepen 8aggons peroen
IA Sub 10 8oa lang uno Z Sub brett
uno perOen cine Sibfapatitdt BON
ieAsaebn baben.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02

s uno immer Dieoer NAB
men Die Wlo6er oes 8eaftruit's Die
Sousfrouer, oie biuigeu &inOfleiif-
Itiide a4 f~aufen. 2eioer unterloiien
Die Serren es aber. mit5uteilen, mo-
beloate Stiife gu baden iinO.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02

II III $500 beltraft pltrOe Der fritz
bere Gbef-Glerf oes Oritten Silfseeue-
ralpoltmeilters grtbllr SO. 3rabers,
neil err in ieiner @igenidafta ais GIerf
i'm Sabre 1911 ieltene 8riefmarfen
i'm gtennpert BON $500 geltoblen bat,
te.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02

unter Ser DIRECTION Oes @rof.
@umpreft belt Der @aibiugtonSol-
qerbuno am Sonntag AbenO feline err
ite Grobe Ger 2ieoer fir OaS groBe
@on5ert, pel1es am s. December
{t~attfinoen miro, ab. @ir fonnen
idon bier ingen, Dab OasGon8ert ein
aunltgenuB erlter &laiie peroen miro
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
Sm Sin6eitanO Oericet.

Sim %. Sftober trot Or. @aper,
Ser Gommanoant Der Nanal Me0icol.
in ben &ubelton0. Or.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02

MeO. 9ircftOr Senrp @nitap 8cber.
goDer, elm %geborener 0euti6er, aus
Sobenitein in Sadien, trat als gliii-
ltent Surgeon i'm Sabre 1876 IN
Die Ser. Staten Warine, mar IL
Sabre lang alif bober See nno Die
beioen Iebten Sabre an Der bieiigen
Nobnl Gr8tli6en S6ule angeitellt.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02

4m Union 9abnbof lit ole erIte.
Ser bier StatIen bon AuguItus Saint
@auoens anigeiteat %poroen. Gs lit
Die Statue ser @nbrbeit.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02

8 G anes better DeiB, bat oft nod
am meiiten 5u lernen.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02

aOitlid idmedt, unO gut befOmmt
~Muni9" unO Diamond.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-04-13
NOTES OF THE ZION
BAPTIST CHURCh

The Easter services at Zion Were
the most elaborate, the most inspir-
ing and enjoyable of any we have
known for a number of years. A
very entertaining program by the
children at 10 O'Clock, the Easter Ser
mon at IL, and a musical program by
the choir at night made up the order
for the day. The perfect weather
brought out an immense congresa-
ton which taxed the capacity of the
building at each service.
By request the choir repeated the
cantata which was repdered the
Thursday evening before. Too much
praise cannot be given the choir, and
Mrs. Faulkner for the splendid rem
dition of this most difficult and pleas
ing cantata, THE Seven Last Words
of Jesus To be able to interpret
SO successfully the tragic meaning Of
Golgotha is triumph which makes
us proud of our singers.
The Sunday school campaign dur
ing this hard winter has succeeded in
more than doubling the enrolment.
At the beginning of the movement in
the month of November, last, the roll
contained about $50 names which mas
now reached about $50. There is
really no good reason why this num-
ber should not reach 800 during this
summer
Our B. Y. p. L. has also taken on
new life. The attendance at the eve
ming meetings has known consider
able increase and the general inter
est in the lesson study is making ii
live organization of young people
A series of home entertainments is
reaching our young people from the
social side in a way that is pleasing
to the leaders.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-04-13
No More Hysteria

The opposition of the Statesman
10 the initiative and referendum, and
to recall of executive and judicial of
ficers, is of long standing and well
known. Therefore it is to be expect
ed that we are not in sympathy with
the Citizens Party and the commits
sion form of government. Yet we
realize that no public question is one
sided and that arguments can be
brought against our position, not
good ones we believe, but still argu-
ments that are convincing to some
voters. Therefore we believe that we
owe it to our good sense to avoid
accusing our opponents of being al
together vile or foolish. Yet strange
to say, those who oppose us, spend
far more time in plain abuse than in
argument to show the need of a
change of system. If the Citizens
Party adherents were defending the
prevailing condition abuse might
serve, but since they are clamoring
for a change, it is to reason they
should appeal
Two years ago in a campaign char
acterized by the same methods, the
voters were persuaded to reject pro-
positions to buy the water plant or
to grant an extension of franchise.
The arguments used TO show that a
new plant could be built for half the
price of the old, were simply abuse.
The result was to be expected. Those
who live by the sword shall die by
the sword Those who get political
success without a substantial founda-
tion of fact and reason, shall fall
through their folly. For two years
lnr- in, "a.
Gently, the one man upon whose pro-
fessional knowledge and skill the pro-
posed plant rested, admitted under
oath in the United States court that
his investigations were inadequate to
show sufficient water to supply a
new plant, and such Investigations as
he had made showed considerable
advance in the cost of water rights
over the estimate he gave during the
progress of that campaign.
However, Denver people apologize
to their conscience for using abuse
as their guide in voting instead OF
reason, they cannot evade paying the
cost,
So it is that The Statesman calls
the attention of voters in the coming
election to the need of judging the
pioposdis suphhilleu, ny ihStS dhu va
son rather than by abuse of those
who oppose them. There are som Z
good points about them and it is for
us to see whether they are greater
than the good points of the PROPOSE
tions they seek to supplant. 1t is not
an argument for the commission form
of government, for instance, that
Mayor Speer has been unsatisfactory
A bad official does not mean that
the system is bad. On the other
hand, if we were to grant that the
commission form of government was
good, that would not prevent poor
commissioners from making it as
odious as do poor officials make pres
ent conditions undesirable.
Voters must learn to distinguish be-
tween the means and the man.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-04-13
Remember the Elks Enter
tainment at Eureka Hall,
Monday, April Goth.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
No. l1SS6.

No. 1855.
In the matter of the estate of
George n. Alexander, deceased, no.
tice is hereby given that on Monday,
April 18th, 1912, being one of the reg
ular days of the March term of the
county court of the City and County
of Denver, in the State of Colorado,
l, Lavinia Knight, Administrative of
said estate, will appear before the
Judge of said court, present my final
settlement as such administrative,
pray the approval of the same, and
will then apply to be discharged as
such Administrative, at which time
and place any person in interest may
appear and present objections to the
same, if any there be.
Dated March 14th, 1912.
IAVINIA KNIGHT,
Administrative of the Estate of
George n. Alexander, Deceased.
To The Statesman:
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-04-13
THIS SPACE BELONGS TO
ZION BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL
ALWAYS SOMETHING DOING
School Open for One Hour.

hundred. $14.SO was raised by the
school for missions.
WANTED-For the Home del8St-
ment of the Zion Baptist SueSAy
school, men and women who are un-
able to attend the main school. This
department has already a membership
of so. Mrs. E. L. Faulkner, superin-
tendent
Look for the quarterly report of the
school in next weeks issue. 1t Is
good, but we are planning to do even
better work this quarter. We solicit
your prayers. your presence and your
patience.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-04-13
9.45 A. M. Sharp.
ZION sUnDAXY SCHOOL.

Last Sunday was a big day in Zion,
the Sunday school starting the ball to
rolling with a most excellent program
rendered by the children. The pro-
gram committee, composed of the fol-
lowing persons: Mrs. N. B. Herndon,
chairman, Mrs. Lillian Jones, Mrs. A.
C. Jackson, Miss Beatrice Thrashley
and Mr. C. A. Clark. deserve great
credit for the splendid rendition.
Our enrolment reached $50. within
100 of doubling the enrolment since
Feb. /, 1912. Help us get the other
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-04-13

Elite Drug Company, 2lst and
Arapahoe.
West Bros. Cafe, 2741 Welton.
Harry Jones Barber Shop 1922
18th street.
Joseph Welch Barber Shop, 2232
arimer street.
King Hayes, agent, 1923 21st st.
The 'Vogne," Pip. Welton st.
Slearns Cafe, 1908 10Th st.
Champa Drug Store, Goth and
Champa streets.
Mority Drug Store, 21st and T.ari-
mer street.
Star Drug Store. 2lst and Champa
street
HAVE YOU TRIED 1T?
A trial will convince you that Rev.
IIenderson's tooth powder is the best
on the market. For sale at
Agents wanted. Address,
HENDERSON MFG. CO.,
1916 33rd ST.,
Denver, Colo.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-04-13
THE CHURCH OF
THE REOEEMER.

Perfect weather, overflowing con
gregations, excellent music, impress
sive services, combined to make Eas-
ter day all that could be desired. and
a day long to be remembered in the
history of the Church of the Holy
Redeemer. A point had been reached
in the spiritual life and material we'll
being of the church never before at
tanned And the watchword is still
forward
1t now becomes imperative upon us
TO provide more room for the CON
stantly increasing congregations so
that our members and visitors may
be made comfortable at all times. on
Monday morning, therefore, while the
blessed memories of the Easter days
services were still fresh and delight
full we sought out and employed an
architect to make plans and specifica-
tons for an extension of the nave Of
the church. The contract will be i'm
mediately let and the work pushed
so that when the record breaking con-
firmation class is presented to the
Bishop of the diocese on the evening
of Sunday, April 2Sth. there will be
room to accommodate the large con
gage in the solemn and impressive
service.
The formal induction of the vested
choir which was postponed from last
Sunday, chiefly because TO do so
would have unduly heightened serv-
ice already lengthy, will take place
on Sunday morning at II o'clock. The
priest Father Brown. will preach a
] special sermon, subject: THE White
Robed Throng." 1t being Low Sun
day. there will be Choral Solemn cele-
bration of the Holy Eucharist. At
/ the evening service, the sacrament oil
Holy Baptism will be administered
to the last class of candidates prepar'
atory to the Sacrament of Confirma
ton. The subject of the special ser
mon will be st Thomas, the Doubt
err
BY kind permission of the Very
Rev Dean Hart, the Altar Guild ol
St Mary the Virgin, Will hold theil
first entertainment under the new re
gime in the Chapter House, 18th ave
nue. and Clarkson street, on Thursday
evening next, the 18th inst. at S3t
O'Clock. The girls are sparing nj
pains 10 make LHis ltstiNdi suS'es'
and the PICTORO-L1TERAR U
SICFEST promises to be not oni.
unique in name but also unique II
character Animated pictures. liter
AIRY and musical-yocal and instru
mental-selection and light refresh
ments will constitute the program
You will be more than amply com
pensated of % cent admission tick
ct. Apply to any of our altar girl
for one.
Remember the confirmation In
struction class that is being held ey
cry Sunday evening at $3.50 O'Clock
The time is drawing near for Cor
firmation. Let all be diligent an
prompt in their attendance.
We gladly welcome YOU to any o
all OF our services.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-04-13
1T LOOKS LIKE A CRIME

to separate a boy from box of Buck
lens Arnica Salve. His pimples,
boils, scratches, knocks, sprains and
bruises demand it, and it's quick re-
lief for burns, scalds or cuts is his
right Keep it handy for boys, also
girls Heals everything healable and
does it quick. Unequaled for piles.
Only 25 cents at all druggists.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-04-13

Prime Blue 30oS.
Mrs. l.. R. Brown of 1905 E. 10th
avenue entertained at an Easter din
ner of seven courses in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Seymour of Rawlins, Wyo.
The color was green and white. The
guests included Mesdames A Neeley,
l.. Brown, Messrs. l.. R. Brown, l.. P
Davis, Mrs Richards of Boulder and
the guests of honor Mrs. Richards
left Monday for her home in Boul-
der and Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour left
Sunday night for a visit with relatives
in Trinidad.
Messrs Dozier and Clark and fam
lilies have moved to 1899 E. .. .th
Ave.
The funeral of VIM Brumage was
held from the Douglass undertaking
parlors Thursday afternoon.
The Sunshine club will meet Thurs
day with Mrs. Reeves, 1928 Humboldt
street.
FOR RENT-Furnished room,
14x14, 50 per week. Man and wife
preferred 1924 California street
Phone Olive 1O43.
The Ladies' Imperial club meets
Tuesday with Mrs. Spencer Burns.
1886 E. 2Sth avenue.