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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-27

lent ~ lucky that the cgsnog Is as
suitable for Christmas 80 the mint
islep j. for the Fourth % July.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-27

70 the results In sfs Police Court arc
. sign. the Christmas reveiers must
have had a "hne" time.
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"OId Glory"

Secretary Of the LOcal Alumnae, a.
ISOLATION OF the V. p l.
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Die 0el@idts Ser sdeere.

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bsreits geeen 1900 b. @br. bpr3utoms
men i6eint, begegnen mir in gus
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s%erfoIlen fe in 3tpei Qrtsn, bic ii9
bobur6 untsrf9eiben, bab bic cine
einen glatt perlnufenben, bic anbsre
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dIterer 3eit finben mir bic lebtere 2lrt
i'm @siten unb in Der Mitte Norbeuros
pas, bic ~eritere foit ausf9IieBli6 im
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bic llur i'm umfreiie Der Office mods
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pieridere, auf bic 3onge auriid. .Sn
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aurseit mod Der 8eitdtisung,
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mamsImms.

@on GranB 9bers.
10 i6rieb IN ben SdEaee WefibIe.
giIber NIB Namen.
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8ormcln oes Qebcne.
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so bicb IN ben Gtein Der Nuneu @es
beinnis nnb Gpriihe Der @eisbeit.
Der Giein III berfpittert.
Sd i6rieb an ben Simmel bic Gfams
menidriii Der Gebniuht.
lie Gferne l1idten cS aus.
Gentle gang fin in bic 8er5en has
@ort Der 9ie6e.
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greife tief binein."
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nste. Sabni. Glnidsn, 9Gnbtr, GIins
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s9a trints, fleiner Mann, bann
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ben"
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9erpIappert. Gr: .Du,
lpenn 8sins Diana eben ba5inetDms
men mare. tpie i9 Dir ben Sub gob2~
sic Oelig): Nd, bann tpGren mir
isbt pielsidt ifDn perlobt!"
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Die G6inefen nsnnen tire
bier gr0Bten StrOme penig Idmeid)els
Taft fbitptu, 3. !. Die bier l%lniaus
berteiten."
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gsdFe alebunssfadc i'm g9inter mnnSerbar fir bic SHaenS. Gas iunes
Mdofen febt uemas 10 reBeno aus. ais in i6ren neiben YeBen mb eienr
goBen pebeu, ba5u paRenOen St 9e 5arbe Ss Setnfs bs Sna1S uo DER
auaen peroen ale 6ub ben fodWer heBen Yd3 beruorgeboben uno lit no fir
cine dlere 9nme nht raHanL Der bier nbaebi6ee ara9en unb ggWf Tn0 aus
pcibem MInstd 6ufspeI3 uno en 9t a5 mdBem 8hbrden, adrmrt nit
lpeben Siqeln, begiet bic hGBe ReI3garnhnr. &de nGBen arhfl IaNen Gin
sinfades aoHim aus omfeI6auem Ser9e I6eraus onnpet en1einen.
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rrn q 9pnnsn, oas i'm Sabre
|t723 pom Stapel lief. olio 189 Sa1s
Ire alt lit.
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Dasa t nod i'm Dienit be-
finolide S9iff lit Der odniids Gesler
.8Onitunas". elm tleines SdifIden
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-22

or the conditions i'm the Yellowstone
district Superintendent G. u. Crouch
made the following interesting report:
Bishop Luecock and Brethren:
With the consciousness of Gods pro-
tocting care over us during the past
year. and feeling Of deep gratitude to
our dear Lord for his blessing npon
the work of the district. we present
this. our fourth annual report:
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-22

ton, Wibaux. Dennis and the w Bar
district. Lower Yellowstone cannot be
definitely defined. This year the pas
tor or the Sidney charge has attended
to the work. There is vast territory
on this circuit. Occasional services
have been held NJ Savage. Crane. New
Ion, Mt Pleasant. McConc Heights and
Enid. Howard circuit has been looked
after by Bro. Otto Wise this year. and
In due time we viii have a good work
here Bro. Fenton of Forsyth. has
opened u good point six miles from
Forsyth on the Flats. Red Lodge cir
cult includes the district about Red
Lodge. Rro. Martin has been caring
for the spiritual wants OF the people
and n good sunday school and society
has been established ut Roberts. The
visits OF the pastor aud superintendent
are much appreciated by the people
nj all these points. While consider
able new work has been done. there
vet remains vast fields In Dawson
Custer, Rosebud. Yellowstone, Carbon
and Swcctgrass counties to he opened
for Mcthodism.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-22
YEAR OF METHODISM EXPLAINED
In REPORTS MADE TO CONFERENCE

intendent five years ago has the dis
trict been so efficiently manned. The
maximum Of service that could be
rendered /. on the district was 3c6
months. Three hundred and eleven
months service has been actually
given by our pastors, and about five
months more by local supply. My pre-
decessor turned over the district with
only two points to be supplied. For
one Of these. Meadow Creek, J. M.
Prouty was secured December I, but
he only stayed three months. on
May |. p. p. Swisher. a graduate Of
Garrett Biblical institute. arrived on
the field. and has given very accept
able service. He desires to Join our
conference at this session The other
charges. Three Forks and Logan. and
RadcrsburE operated as one. were snp-
piled locally until March 1. when D.. II.
Fleet. a probationer of this conference
who has been attending school at
Evanston for some years. consented to
return west. He Is familiar with
western ways, and Is a happy FIT. The
broken year. however, has kept our
church projects at Three Forks and
Radersburg In state of suspended
animation. About five weeks after
conference J. Franklin Holton. who
had been appointed to Thompson. rea
signed. The charge was occasionally
supplied until April 1. when Ralph
Blaming. former probationer in the
North Montana conference. was
secured for It, He desires to Join us
at this session. Last October James
T.. Coad, pastor of Unity church.
Butte, became involved In trouble and
left suddenly for parts unknown. He
was soon located and communicated
with. As a result he withdrew under
complaints" from the ministry OF the
church. Bishop Nuelsen was appealed
to. and acting with celerity. he ap-
pointed r. r. Western OF the upper
Iowa conference to the vacancy. The
new pastor was In the field at work
less than two months from the be-
ginning OF the trouble and has proved
to he precisely the sort Of leader
.peeded for a delicate and difficult
situation. As an incidental result Of
the Coad trouble II became advisable
to dispense also with the services Of
our italian missionary. Dominica Di-
pace. and this was done about tho
middle of December Efforts to find
n suitable successor with the limited
means at our disposal have so far
proved unavailing. May fonnd
three charges vacant. w r.. Snider,
our pastor at Twin Bridges. suffered
a complete breakdown in health and
resigned. Brother George d. King
kindly supplied the work for few
weeks. when r. G. Hover, n graduate
of Northwestern university. was Sc
cured and has finished the year in
satisfactory fashion. At the same
time w. T.. Goings Of Lima and Arm
stead was transferred to the southern
Illinois conference. About the end Of
June. Jesse Bunch. n graduate Of
Northwestern university. accepted that
charge and has done well. About the
same date NJ. p. Elder OF Camas re-
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-22
That Which Is Material.

Salaries: Two years ago salaries
were advanced ON most of the charges.
80 tho advance this year has not been
large If the harvcsts are ns rich ns
the present prospects Indicate. adyan-
ces In pastoral support win hc made
on several charges especially IN conn
try places. From all reports the
amounts pledged for the support of tho
ministry Will bc met IN fun on all
charges.
Debt Paying and improvements: 49,
The last of the debt which had hung
on Ia the church at Bridgcr FOR scvcra,
wears was lifted by BRO. tlrich before
nc resigned. Since that time consid-
cradle improvements have been made
on tho church property. clyde Park
III free from debt. n hell has been
placed IN the bclfry and the parson-
age property has been improved 10 tho
extent of s125.00. Forsyihe' has cut
Its debt In half. Gindivc. which
showed no debt In the statistics last
year, VIII show large one this year,
as they will report for the first time
their new church, Last April the
trustees. unable to secure n satisfnct-
ory statement from the committee on
church construction, decided to trv
and raise the indebtedness shown. of
sib.o000o A campaign was launched
under the direction of the district
superintendent 10 raise $1,000. 90 of the
amount. payable after harvest. Tho
amount was raised and promisory
notes given by the subscribers for the
amount. The Glendiyc parsonage was
improved NJ n cost of $4,000 Huntlcy
reported S60000 debt on their church
last year: this was paid before the
new pastor arrived. but II was ncccs-
sary for n parsonage Ia he erected:
as the people had built n church cost
Ing s4,000,00 before they were two
Years old as nm organization. II was
deemed best to borrow the amount
needed to build the parsonage. This
was done without putting any lien or
mortgage on the church property. Tho
Ladies' Aid has assumed the cost of
The building. about 81 100000, and cx-
pect In raise the full amount nv tho
proceeds of a country fair 10 be held
III November, comanche, on the Lake
Basin circuit. has paid Its debt of
$4,000 on the new church. The new
church at Laurel. which cost I'm the
nelghborhood OF $4,000, was dedicated
by Bishop Nnolson last February dur
Ing the session OF the district confer
ence A subscription covering the in
debtedness was taken. Since the dedi-
cation all debts have been paid except
the s2.00O.O0 loaned by the board of
Home Missions and Church Extension.
ana although the first payment OF this
IL not due TN January 1918,
a good. substantial part Of Il has been
sent by Bro. Whitley. pastor. to Phila-
delphla, Livingston has made n slight
reduction Of their debt this year, as
work In tho railway shops has been
increased within the last fcw months,
II is expected that next year viii sec
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-22

what less than usual. owing to par.
ticipation In the Wesleyan campaign
last fall and TO absence at the general
conference during May. No interest
Of the work has suffered, however.
and the district is In better shape now
than at any previous time within my
knowledge. l have travelled 10000
miles, of which about $4,000 were
within the district bounds. Corre-
spondcncc has involved the writing Of
about 1000 letters and 400 postal
cards. have preached 12a sermons,
30 OF which were to congregations
numbering 25 or less. Have admins
istcred holy communion 25 times to
about 900 persons. Nineteen mis-
cellaneous addresses have been made.
At the quarterly conferences during
Lent a suitable address was delivered,
and Mt most of the fourth quarterly
conferences addresses were given on
the General Conference of 1912"
Have presided personally at more than
40 quarterly conferences and business
meetings. The satisfactory outcome OF
the years work is due in no small de-
gree to the assistance received from
the following brethren: s. A. Oliver,
G. l.. Bovard, Jacob Mills. C. e. Cum
ningham. r. H. Barker and ]. A..
Meeke. They have preached. admin
istercd communion and held confer
enee In the absence of the superin-
tendent. His heartiest thanks are due
them The courtesy of many laymen
has helped to tighten the load. The
manifest favor Of the Heavenly Father
toward tho work, and His grant of
health and safety to tho snperintcnd-
ent liz cause for profound THANKSGIVING
on his part. Respectfully submitted.
EDWARD LAIRD MILLS.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-22

AT yesterdays session Of the Meth
odist Episcopal conference. the super
intendents Of the two districts made
their formal annual reports. Concern
Ing the affairs of the Butte district,
superintendent u. l.. Mills said:
Dear Fathers and Brethren:
In making this. my fourth report
am glad to say that the year has been
one Of quiet, substantial advance along
all lines. The increase In membership
will not be as large MS last year. as
u was not possible to duplicate the
large union revivals held then in three
Of the cities on the district. II Is
encouraging TO note, however, that
much Of thetmaterihl gathered In these
meetings has been utilized in the
church life, and our organizations are
permanently stronger for them. One
Of the smaller towns. Plains. enjoyed a
union revival IN March. and leads the
charges OF the district in the increase
OF church members, more than so hav-
ing been added. over As weeks of
special meetings were held by the
pastors of the district. Drummond re-
ports about 20 conversions. the largest
coming from any Individual church re.
vival. Practically all the estimates for
pastoral support will be paid In full.
A minimum Of $500 per year. and fur
nished house. is our ideal. and has
been quite generally. reached. At the
beginning Of the year three charges
decreased their estimates to the
amount Of $400 and six others in
hot Nts,,u toe 11s,e Z
II Of interest to note that the latter
class has found Il just as easy to meet
the increased obligations as the former
has to pay It's diminished pledges. The
church which made the greatest de-
crease in salary at the beginning Of
the year is the church which faced the
largest deficit at It's close. In the way
Of material Improvement we mention
the completion and dedication Of the
now church at Mlssoula, modern
&65.000 plant worthy OF the splendid
city In which II Is located; the dedica-
tion OF new church at Waterloo.
value. $1,000: the building OF new
q. 500 parsonage Mt Grace church.
Butte. and the acquisition OF new
5000 one at Clancy. Trinity. Butte.
has installed a new organ. and made
other improvements to the amount Of
$1,000. About $1,000 worth of improve
ments have been made on our prop
erty AT Dillon. including the In
stallation Of four fine memorial win
dows In the church. These were
dedicated June 23, on the occasion Of
the forty-fifth anniversary of Meth
odist services in the Beavcrhead val
ley. Stevensville has made improve
mcnts valued at 5000.
The District Personnel.
The chief business Of a district
superintendent is to keep his churches
all filled with good men. If he does
this. his administration IL n success
whether he visits the charges per-
sonally once or dozen times during
the year. This being so. am glad to
say that never since became SUPER
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-22

call ma-nutron which attended with blood
and exhaustion OF ncrvc force The Discovery oil.
round tonic which restores tone the blood and
hcart ny initiating Natures methods Of restoring
Of tissue and feeding the nerves. heart and lungs on rich
red blood
a m"Iret from psin under right shoulder blade also
H. M " 1 spc ] Buffalo Had four different doctors and did
% nay. % ~ 1psra. was dsen unable ~ for sx months
,srsss go Golden Medical Discovery and DR. pecss Pleasant plsts
hour a. t,me and when had taken BOTTLES could
then IN good health. Ny weight l87 pounds a 4
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-22

The quantity of direct service given
the district this year has been some
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-22

PERSPI-NO keeps tho arm.pits lust ~
fresh and dry as any other part of tho
body. You can wear any weight Of
clothing. be In hot stufYy rooms. In a
warm theatre or dance hail and never
Over-perspire IN tho arm.pits. The cOl0rs
In colorcd gown Will never run. The
cloth Will never fade, get stiR from per.
spirntion and then rot and t0sr and ruin
your gown ut tho arm-pits. NevermOrei
No more rolling UP OF dress shields like
ropes under the arms. PERSPI-NO is
= delightful powder. absolutely safe for
everyb0dy. and mover harms any fabric.
Its q wonder. Try It once. and be con.
vtnced. You apply II with pad. which
u packed with every box.
eatisfaction or money back.
PHRSPl.NO 70 for sale at your drug.
sists at no box. or sent direct. on receipt
Of price. by the Psrsp0 Co.. NlS Lincoln
Aver OhicAg0. r0r sale and recommended
y Missou'a BY csS. Fssishsimsr. Mis,ssis
Drug c..
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-22
THE SECRET OF LONG LIFE.

Do
a.
Pierce
Medical Hc
food help
blood whole aand
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-22

better conditions financially. At Park
city great changes have been made IN
church and parsonage property. Cc-
ment walks. electric lights and gen
cral overhauing OF the property made
II very comfortable and convenient for
the pastor and people. This was done
AT a cost of st25.00. At Joliet on tho
same circuit. improvements have been
made. Sidney parsonage has also been
improved both internally and extcr-
nally. Red Lodge has done lot Of
necessary work this year on the church
and parsonage, mostly by the pastors
own hands. Tho small debt on tho new
building site has been cleared Off. This
condition practically cleans up all tho
old indebtedness on the district for
which we congratulate the pastors and
people. and are sincerely grateful
New Buildings: "A church at Com.
anchc dedicated NJ the close of grac-
ious revival last December: approxi-
matc cost $i.S00.00 Church at Laurel
dcdica ted In February and followed by
u gracious revival; cost 5000. 90. New
parsonage AT Blrncy free from debt
New church nj Glcndivc. not reported
before, cost. according To figures of
building committee. about $4,000 90,
upon which there is ~ debt at the pres
cnt time of si5,000.0O. A parsonage
at Iluntlcy. value st.6o000. viii bo
paid for before January 1919. new
church In course OF construction at
Miles city. and work to the amount Of
$lO,0OoO0 has been done. and the peo-
pie hope 10 enclose " by winter time.
A conservative plan has been adopted
by the trustees, namely. that they will
build only as they have money on hand
~ pay for the work done. a fine
building site has been secured for n
church nt Edgar, and n subscription
has been started and IN well under way
Tor the erection Of church this fall.
Lots for church purposes have been
secured NJ kinchcs and Bloomfield on
the Bloomfield circuit, Al Worden, on
The Hnntlcy circuit. an acre of ground
has been purchased. -Four lots a spien-
did location, have been secured In tho
center Of the town of Wibaux These
sites are free of all debt. other sites
have been arranged for as soon as the
most central points can be determined
on other circuits,
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-22
That Which ls Spiritual.

Benovolcncos:- year Yellow
stone district made splendid record
by the amount raised for bcncvolences.
The sum of $s.oi00o was turned In by
the pastors; this represented u per
capita OF st20. nearly 45 per cent In
crease over the previous year This
year from all reports, the per capita
amount will equal this. tho best record,
and we are thankful to our Heavenly
Father for this condition. There will
he but few pastors who Will report n
shortage on bcnevolenccs; tho statis-
tical report when published will show
the record OF the year. our pastors
are. M "A rule. true To the connectional
interests of the church and represent
the claims Of these interests In nm In
tclligcnt way which meets with a
hearty response from the laity.
Sunday Schools: We are able to
again report AN Increase In tho num-
her Of Sunday schools, of eleven, the
same Increase AS last year. II would
be hut little trouble to organize "a
dozen more, but experience has taught
us that few Sunday schools without
pastoral oversight survive. The nearly
fifty Sunday schools on the Yellow
stone district do not have to he reor-
ganizod every three months, but are
maintained the year round. All tho
schools reported use tho liter
attro OF our church, and It IL consid-
cred superior to all other kinds when
given an honest trial by intelligent
people. The graded schools, of which
we have several. wholly or In part.
are doing thorough work along graded
lines. Tho Bible In several OF our
schools Is used AZ the Glass Text
Book and more Bibles are carried each
Sunday to the Sunday school ana used
by the owners than ever before. We
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The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-22
Rip.p.p.p.p!
Out Come Thousands
. Of Dress Shields!
Hereafter, Madame, You Are Going to
Feel More Comfy" Under the Arms.

Girls. get 2bc box of PERSPI.NO right
away mt tho drug store. and get one Of
the surprises Of your life. II means the
ege OF dress shields Is gone.