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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-11
EnR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Lots p to 30, both in
elusive, north front,
block I35, East Ell
Paso, S175 each Lots 1 to
13, both inclusive, south
front, block al, East FL
Paso, $500 each.
H. VI. Maple.
S07 Mills Bldg. Phone 2z7.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-11
Rooms FINISHED or Unfinished

FOR RENT - Nicely furnished room
with bath. to 1 or 2 gentlemen, in pri-
Vate family: close in Call $3.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-07
Wsn Der tiirfiiaen Snseas.
Ginorilde iino 2seobndiunaen.
Bon ". aleibb 0 mcr.

gsei Den pieIen erorternnpen Der
letter 3eit iiber oas Scptdfal imo
bic 3ufnn't Der 5ilrtei bot man iid,.
tpie mir ideini, gnnj bon ben erelg.
nifien bes 1ages beherrihen laiien
lmo oarnnihin iein llrtheil gefallt
Tnbel bIeibt onnn mandcr Snftcr
ouber aht. Der ron neientttd,er We
oelrtuna iit. 60 icllte man bod nor
naem. mcnn man an bic 3ufunit Der
liirfei benft, bon ben lragern Der
3nfnnit, olio bon Der fiirfiif,en IN.
e.no fprsfkn. Donon bort man abtr
nid,ts. Cine Grneneriing eines Vol.
fes fnnn MIR ourdj eine iiclse ,siipeno-
er5iebung moslif) geinadt irerocn.
3inoen mir bel Der Suaeno Der
1iirfei anseihen, bai, iie bereinft bel
fer bem Mninim Der Guropner weroc
beaepnen fonnen2 Dieine BeDtuf.
timgen erlnnben fein nlifritiiaes ia
aiiF oiejc irnge. Has ih bon Der
Gr3iebung unb Dem anfipndien Der
airtDer bier iehe. 5eigt mir, bah Der
9tieeeraang Der liirfeb Der bod nift
crit nit oieiem ungliidlihen arieue
bsgonnsn bat. irssnoipsI1e enifhiebes
men aniahe al neilcin Aniiiiea nihi
herborgeruien. bat. lie 8riince iinb
fhiperipiegenb, ME iih seigen iDirb
ason Der erifen Gr3iebmne oes fiir.
fiIMen ainoes fnnn EN- europdifder
ainnn nid,s prI Ddiien. Or III ami
Den llmlpeg iiber bic Grfnbritnaeil
nwopdiiher ssromcn ongcipieien, bic
einen GinbIid in bic inneren 0uitdn.
be etncs tiirfii6gn cdiies fbun fenn.
RM WeAn - IN alobgs liHyfaHg ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-07

9ugen baraus srlpdhTt. Sn Der unies
rsn Stabt sniitebt burh bic Nm
IommlnHs bon Woasn auf setpiitn
Straben Elm 3eitpsrIuit BON fiinf
WiuuteH uno bdufig nod mebr. Wenn
Die StraBenbabn burh Neuarranaiz
ruaa Der Rputen an itoer 6abrt
finf Wiinuten Iport, 10 III bas boh
fur lie Elm immenier Gefpinn unb filr
ben 8ortbeil, ben + ts' erlunst, tn iie
bod niht su elmer Gntihdoiguns be-
rehtiqt.
Denn Der Wlapor fast, bob bie
Strabenbabn Comp. iit peisern fptrs
b., iraenb pelhe gsrbeHerunsen pors
3unebmsn, ipenn Der BON itm unters
breitett 9orfnlag ntht e.nebmipt
pilo, 70 ipieberboIsn mir. bab BITE
Strobenbahn Comp. jest fhon gts
3pungeu trerben fam, ben Berfsbr
burh Ginitellune pom mebr Woqen su
pet6sFern uno bob mir in brei Sobrsn
DE Strabenbabn 8eiellihuft sfpins
gsn tonneu, ale 9erbefsrnn1en pprs
3un(bmsn unb bic 5abrpreiIe berob5u.
isben Dennoh lpdrs es uHperonis
Tertlth, fir 8erbeHerunsen. pslhe
Der Strobenbabrgeiellifaft gum
Rrssn sereihen, einsn Sabrpreis non
5 Gentl gu erlauber, fpeHu Elm folder
poA orsi gents gu erlaugen In. Inter
ipld,sn 8srhdliniFsn iheini es uns am
atratbsniten, bic aeIdmmten Rsforns
plane ouf orei Sabre binans3uihiebtn,
mann bis Strabsnb1bnseieai6dft iin
btosuieno aefiieiQsr errueifen piro.
Iceurd piirbe duh Der oem Biaelorps
idsn 8cridlae anbafisnbe 0crnurf
oss aontrdstbruhs permieoen. mir
itrb dber Der Gnfitt. odb bic Gtros
benbahn 9sisuidaft issi fhon nit
ird rsosn !dfien rpuEos, fpsnu man ibr
nihi bic 5offnung mdtte, ben Jotfs
pre!s BON flint Gents perefpistn su
trnusn. ba ibr ItsrIih alIes oaron
geieqen iein mub. cine 2onsefion gum
Wsitsrbstriebe ibrsr 8abu 3u erianetn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-07

Bra fibent Saft piro iih sr:
frsuIihsr Wsiie nit Der llnter3eih:
nung Der neuen ginpanoerungs Bill,
rpslhe Die 2eieprobe pprItretbt, MIDI
feeilsn, ionoern erit Die 9utahten Dou
9ennern Der Ginpunoerungs sper6dIts
niiie sntgegennehmen. Gin folhes III
ihu bereit5 Don benz YrGIt,enten oes
Gbieugoer Wunf3ipulgeritts Slsion
i'm Namen Der giirser itdroindb,fter
45itaumuna untsrbreitet porren, Del=
DIES bic geiuuoe gernunft fir ii6 ta:.
Gr iagt. oab Die 2:ieprobe bios ginz
nanoerer aus ben 9robitdoteR brins
gen !psroe, Die 9slsgen6eit CUR Anei9z
nung pDn ShuIbilouug habeu, urp bic
2aHohsp0ItsruRg, oeren Sdulfasi IT'D
ten gsringer iiuo heruusbaIten ipiiroe;
aber gerdpe bic 2aHobeu0Itsrung fsi
bsIonoers errpiinItt, um ot: QaHoz
pirthItaft 5u bebtn uno Dem pIatten
2anpe, bns ith eHtp6ltert, 3upats 8u
peEihaffen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-07

psroen, oob bieies unenbsiHer Nus
cebnuna Fdbiee abiaseebiet BON ben
Uidften Der Gntentt i'm Yerein MT
Sopau atiprbiri piro. gluh bic Qus.
oebnuRa Der gaItanpolter una ihre
unernartet grobe milrtdrtffe 9efdhi.
suns eibt gu oentsn auf. Dieie er.
ftortten Rationen peroen in f1lhsm
Rabe pie aufmertiamteit Se'tetre'1s
in InIpruh nebmen, bob Deutihlano
ge3punaen lit, feine Seeresroht in
eem WdBe aus3uoebnen, d!s Se1ters
reihs Webrmdht bem Sit.n 3u9es
ndnot perber mub. gu uRisrer gros
zen gefrieoisuug beobdhten mir, oaB
olle qartsien in 0eutihlano, ielbit Die
So3ioliiten ntht ausaenommen, gbil@
lens itno, Niles gu gerpdbren. mas CUR
8ertbeioiaung oes 2onbes nothtpenz
otg it, Der eiu8i9e Ginpano rihtet
iih pagegen, bab Die beaiitcrten 8IaIs
fsn nod tmmer niht ihren 1beil gu
ben 2uitsn bsitrngen molten, inbem lie
nah tpie DOR Die grb16aftsFt Fteuer Der
peigsrn ober cine geiibteuer, Die einen
gleihen getra9 erqeben tpiirte. gBds
man BON Steuerprpietten in bisier
{Jiniictt bort, itno bioBe Iusreben, I'm
Die Steueroertpeigerung Seitens ter
Reihen 8u peroeten. Nus btsiem
gruube III es mDglih, bdb Die ipeitere
Sstpdhruna BON mittsIn 5ur 8erItdre
tung Der 6seresmdht ouf Shplertgz
teitsn itobsn tpiro. Oisfen Stein bes
etrftobss bate Die Re9ierung itoa
.dngit aug Sem We9e gerGumt baben
Inaen unp Iie tonnte ss t6un, ipenn lie
ben gsDeis lieferte, oab iie Dor einem
aQmpf NIT ben aonieroatioer nd
,uriidIhrsdsn rpiroe, tpenn Tie tpeitsr
Die grbihafts= ooer 8eiisiteuer pers
Dergern. Das bic inners 6eutide 90
Iitit brduft lit Elm Wann BON glss
mQrtitem 9eiite, Der jeos Bartet ger
trummert bot, pelte uiht bds nDthige
8eritdnbniB fir bic Si6erteit bes
Reites bsiab. Der 2egte ots1er adm.
pier mar Gapripi. 9lae nnoeren aan3.
Ter iino Dor ben aonierpatio n 81
arsu3e getrofeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-07

Sn Reapel III Elm aratpuu sez
gen bic Steuer uusgebtoteu, rpelhe
bon nuh Der Stabt gebraaten gtubz
run9smitteln erhoben mtro. Gs lit gu
Derpunoern. oaB eins fold psraItste
Steuermethpoe nod bsitebt, Die BEN
GolbertIhen Steuer>Re3ept 5uDioer=
Iduft, ooB man Die Cans rupfsn muB,
phne oab iie IS merit. 4ber in Der
.eB.en Snitan5 mar es bod nthts an
oerss ais ein Suusertrlpau. Gos
gplt lam Die 4cciiegebIhren niht
mebr be5abIen, ipetL Die Rabrungss
mittsl gu tbeuer itnp. Dieiss uebel 1T
Der gan3en Delt gemeiuiam uno be-
rnbi auf ben oleiten llriahsu. auf ben
3ousn fur Rabrungsmittsl, Die Re
gierungen iummt unD ionoers tperoeR
curh oisIen iuneren 5sino Der 5b:us
eruns in grDBers Gefabr gera BIN. ais
purh aQe duberen 5stnbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-07

sine eigentb 3 ii m / DE Stsls
lung ninmt Der 9eneral InpaIt
gBiterfbal1 gsgsnuber ben 3obIsn0Is
NtaQnaten Elm. Dor einigeu Wpnaten
tlagte Die 8rano Surn in Dallas,
Ter, Spbn .. Qr6boIo, $. 6. 5olgsr
Jr. uno %. 6. 5eagIs, Sberbdupter
ner Stanourp Oil Comp. Der Ser
letIng Der SruitgeIeBe an. Der Rihz
ter in Dallas ftslte ben ubliten Sdfts
befebl dus, Der aber uuf Nnorbnuro
Deg General Z Nnpalts Nitsrfham
r.St ppQitrett puros. Nls Gruro ga6
CT an, oaB Der Regierung nttt gsnIs
geQo gepeismuterial gu 8ebote itebe,
TN cie QEgetldgten gu iiberfiihrsn.
Garnah erbot bic 9ranD ,Surp cine
neue Qntla9e uno abermaIs puroen
G1Qf5cfeble ausqeitellt, bic ater ebsnz
falls IoiDsit niht poQitredt porbsn
liro, ME man permutbet, auf gsran=
.aiflrc Dee 8eneralanDaIts. Ter
gAHtss .Pihter in Tallas bot oteies
&stbdIten beg 9eneralanDalts elmer
ftdrifr offentIihen Eritit unter3o9en
rub Gig einen fhfperen gtn8riff Der
GrttptiOgenalt in Die rihterlihe Sc
matt be3sifnst, mas cine 5raes 3us
trsfftrc it, 5H mpnurhiftsn Gan,
Germ bat Der Sufti3 Rinifter bas
Heht, Die 8erihte big 3u sinem gstpiIs
fen IaBe 3u tontroliren, aber be-
Ftimmt nt6t in risism 2anos. Uir
perHUtbeH, ooB Der 9snsral 2fnpalt
fin cieis GrIau6ntB berausnimmt,
H9eiI CT tpegen oes nobsn Qbldufs isie
nea 4nts= 5ermins tsin 9npsahment
mabr 3u fiirhtsn bat. Dine 3rpeifsl
m;to er ourh istn Yerbdlten Elm Bee
feb Gsrbsifiihrsn, pelhss foI6e un6ss
frgEe 8slpaltsurmabung nit Strafs
beSrcht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-07
@ir freuen uns, olB Der nsue

Ntr reuen uns. bdB Der neue
ShuIiuperintenbent 6err Or. gpnoon
tin gerftdRpniB fir ben @ertb Der
oeutfhsn Spra6e erlpsiit, inbem sr in
ben 6anoperter= r=8laIien Dem esuti6en
nnterrtht siHen PloB einjurdumen
beubfhttgt. gr lisfert pamit sinen
8epeis BON Snteligen3, me gleih5tis
tts buraus gu eriepen lit, SAB Die
ShlhbebOroe NIT islner g9rufung cine
CUTE Oabi setroffen tat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-07

Ieutf fhluno nirb feline
@e5rmdtt oer'tdrisn. 0as til untsr
ben obpaItsnotn 8ubd TN Ten unper
meiolih. 8:r 8aItanttf.s bat bas
Gefiibl Der lIniiterhst aeftsigert. Die
gsfiirhtung piro gsbsgt, haB ts BEL
Der 3ertriimmsrune Der europdiIhen
5iitfsi ntht fsta geipenosn hab.n
tptrb, fonorn aud Die aiiattfhe 5iirs
lei in 9sfabr Dor Qanbrdubetn Itebt.
8ieier QbIitt tann 9eutfdlano, b1s
pirtbitaft!ids Sntsreffeu BON osr
srbbtsn Mtdti9teit in aleinliisn gu
pertrsten bot, nur entgegenpri;n, oab
eE burd feline offentunbiss nebermaht
poH iolhem Raube abbdlt. Qluh bic
9orsdnse in gbina rnapn,n SIR gors
ii4t. unm0sIi4 sann sagsitanosn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-07
2otal !. 8eri6t.
1mpfinsIider @aierlamssuerttei>iae

0mpfinelidler WaffrIanosufFtktiliats
t3egen ernit Nesteii, eineD Bun.
besieloaien Don ssort Thomas. lDei.
der am Witnpoh abeiib in i. Nol.
pas ,smpelierlabem an b.. llnhe yins
StraBe, Derhaiiet iuor0en tpar. isads
benz er nageblid, bic GIeris nit eiiiein
Mepclner terruriiirt hattie, Iplroe
aeiiern bic anFInee bss lrnsens ugr.
borgeser Maifen erbotsn. Deesteil er,
Hart, Don anoelteiItrn oes Ueidaliss
beleioigt morosH " ietnw
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-06-24
PENNSYLVANIA FARMERS
ADOPT COOPERATIVE PLAN

mountaineers were discussing current
topics in the village grocery store at
Salix, one evening not long ago that
the proposition was first suggested.
That the cooperative system had been
money-maker in other states was
pointed out. Fruit growers of the Pa
cific states have trust" cotton grow
ers have an organization in the south
and in the New England and middle
Atlantic states the powerful organ
izations of the poultry dealers and
truck gardeners have fiourished for
many years. These facts were the
principal topics of discussion in the
village store for weeks. Other farm
ers were approached and the plan ex-
planned to them. 1t was an immediate
hit" and now it is learned that with
in short time steps will be taken to
effect a permanent organization.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-06-24

The plan of the Salix farmers is to
form a corporation in which all the
farms in this section will be worked
on the cooperative plan. Every farm
er will be a stock holder in the COM
pany. He will oversee the work on
his own farm, care for his own crops,
and when the harvest season has ar
rived his farm will be visited by di-
rectors or agents of the association,
who will later take charge of the pro-
duce and it's sale. The farmer will get
his share of the profits when the divi-
dend is declared
The association will elect board of
directors. 1t is said that practically
every prominent farmer in that section
will become stakeholder in the new
association.
Higher prices for butter, eggs and
other farm produce are paid in this
part of Pennsylvania than are paid
in New York City. The land is fairly
fertile in the valleys, but there is al
ways shortage of produce, and the
best of prices are received for garden
truck, butter and eggs. Owing to the
limited acreage of tillable soil, and the
rapidly increasing population, prices
are expected to go even higher.
This year, due in a great measure
to the frosts, there promises to be an
even more serious shortage, and it is
expected that prices will again soar
before the summer is many weeks old
err.
The farmers of Adams township are
agreed that the sooner the association
is formed and put into operation, the
better it will be for them. They hope
to be able to set their own prices for
green goods and dairy products this
year.
The association will have charge of
the sale of all the farm and dairy pro-
duce, as well as of chicken and other
poultry. This section produces a
large amount of the food consumed by
Cambria countys many large and
growing coal, steel and railroad towns.
Much Of the produce also is sent into
Somerset county, where large coal
companies are operating.
The state grange and it's branches
have long been advocating the Coop
erative plan. In number of sections
in this part of the state, cooperative !
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-06-24

YOUNGSTOWN. Pa, June 24.-Satis-
fed that by the use of cooperative
methods the profits of their farms
could be greatly increased, farmers of
Adams township, one of the most pic
turesque agricultural sections in the
Allegheny mountains, today are work
ing out the details pursuant to form
ing a corporation which Will control
practically every acre of land in that
section.
1t was while number of the husky
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-06-24

stores are being planned. 1t is said
that Salix also will have a cooperative
store, which will place practically the
entire business of the little town in the
hands of a corporation. 1t is said
that the grange idea of a cooperative
system, which has been discussed here
by local farmers for more than year,
is responsible in a large measure for
the inception of the cooperative
farming scheme.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-06-24
To Whom 1t May Concern.

The partnership heretofore existing
between Geo. A. Carlson and G. E..
Witter, known as The Carlson Engi-
neering Co., is this day dissolved by
mutual consent and agreement. All
accounts and bills due either to or
from The Carlson Engineering Co. will
be handled by Witter-Fisher Co., Inc.
are to be filed with the Moscow State
Bank.
June 10, 1918.
(Signed) G. E. WITTER,
24-9 G. A. CARLSON.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-06-24
Rebekahs Notice.

All members are requested to be
present at the joint memorial services
of the Rebekahs and Odd Fellow lodges
of Moscow, on Tuesday evening, June
Oath, at the l. o. o. F. hall.
MRS. j. G. WOODY,
25-7 Noble Grand
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-06-24
Land Buyers Should Read This.

160 acres, all in cultivation on Big
Potlatch, fine buildings, all in crop, i'm
mediate possession given. A snap at
$40 per acre. This is fine bean land,
nothing better in the county. Good
terms. Must be quick. Address Box
1872, Troy, Idaho. 26-37
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-06-24
"He Came Back"

Walla Walla fluff rug man is here. If
you have any old carpets you wish
woven into fluffy rugs notify S. A.
Dobner, at Idaho Hotel, Phone 81.
97
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-06-24
MARKET REPORTS.

This report is corrected every day,
and is the price paid to the producer.
The grain report is the same rs that
received daily by the Farmers Union.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-06-24

Miss Bessie Eller and Mrs. j. w.
Wilson left this morning for a brief
visit at Spokane.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-29
BEATEN DEER KILLS ITSELF
oasies6s NsfsOs q Asiaai rhst eaiSea
n . Ft0ht Wsth ~ Essasy II
loa6ea PssSL

Loadoa.-A desperate hight betweea
two Of the fallow deer In Bushsy park
ended n the suici1s oe Tie bsoteo N
imAl
The bsatsa stag was Tie aggroeeor.
Il provoked . fight By daahing int tts
rival durfng Q run across the tarf. A
aercs nght with antlsfs followed. aaA
sfter nearly half an hours combat the
shallenged animal snapped Oh oas Of
ths horns Of the aggrsssoe. Apparent
" recognising that It was beatsn. he
loser then ran away until II cane to
the heron pond. which 10 close b., and
walked straight into the water untH
II got out beyond it, depth. The All
NAL seemed to push IT. head under
end keep It there. An eys-witnsss
said 1t looked for al the world - II II
committed suicide.
When assistance arrived. the ami
malls antlers were found firmly imbed-
led in the mud. Its dead body was
subsequently recovered with ropes
The victor was found to be alive, and
sfterward recovered. Il have no doubt
that the animal sought death wilfully,"
said the keeper. Deer do strange
things when beaten In a fight, and
seem to try to hide their shame at de-
feat"
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-29
MRS. ANTHONY ooMs GEN
capitai eeeisty osss the Famese Rlsw
Jewel ssasatioN and S1ooy0oo

Mr.. Charles H. Anthony froa M1.-
Gle, Ind, who has been refesro1 70
- the human sunburst," wore . 1as.
sling army Of diamonds at the Whits
House ths othse night during IL ,eea-
srsssioaal reception Mrs. AAtAAy
was the originator Of the diansel
heels % many society womsa aFs
wearing now and she has pasool %
10 other sartorial gioriss. Tho 1eoeo
d resistance Of her diamond 1loDaay
IL other night was hse famo06 ~
Doad asnist e -r .sr :
A new feature was Q diamond Aseh.
lscs made Of sapsrb stones. VAieA
cost 100000 Ths loops in her baan-
tiful gown Of ehampeeche satin nuse-
"a With sesd pearls and crystals vses
caught With diamond studded oaesty
Vlns. gr s14
Mrs. Anthoay admitted that - ~
DrscsIsss imported lingerie vas snse-
saed with the sams precious es0A
6As carried hsge white ostri<h naa
mosnteA o. real ivory sticks imteeesd
nom India Naturally Mrs. AnsAeay
was the cynosure Of all eyes and sooa
earned the appellation Of the disDaal
lady.
Ono Of the largest crowds thse svoe
attended . White House recsot1sa
watched the disnitaries Of the H1pso
and senate bid omcial farew~0 -
PrssiAsnt and Mfs. Taft.
Many Of the congressional ,aneas
stayed tor the dancing. which haGnA
at eleven O'Clock A picturesque poir
was Uncle Joe Cannon and his pretty
debutante granddaughter Virgins L.
seure. who danced a merry round Of
dances and even ventured upoe Q
mild form Of the turkey trot-
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-29

Istter sales. we're ruled b. tie United
States attorney for tAs D1seskct Of Co
iunSta 70 b . violatiea q the Dis
tssoG of Columbia lottssy lovo. Ths
Dostnastsr-gsaseal Airscts1 that the
seatsats Of III paekasss - exhibited
at ths sala.
Absst 80 bareaia asnhasu vsrs
@owSsd Into IL log Fsso. Abost
Aa4 tAis number feanl oaaEs, while
tAs others stood fAr svav from ths
snet1ooser IN he baek q - the stair
vay. on the side Of tie soom, lean.
tns over the rail. Aboat 300 cata-
Sosues were distributed 70 do duty
In the throng.
Not more than half . aooon of the
800 packages sold before noon brought
A. much At 81 each. The auction.
eers accepted only an initial bid Of
so cents. and permitted ten-cent ad
vances. At times the bidding was
spirited. Those in the rear of the
recognition.
No description of the contents OF
the package was given BY the auc
tioneer. here u something fne." OF
this u . bright Iot." was the occa
sional comment. without especial sig
nilcance a. regarded tAs o9oring.
Two supposedly nns rasoss. = pair
of white suede long gloves. q Mar
settle bed spread and tvo assorted
packages hit the high spots on prices
brought Not one OF tAea, however
v1s sold for more than e1.Go.
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musical instrumsnts. music records
for gramophone aAA sheet mosse, to
bacoo In IT. varied ,forms. aAA pipes
and cigar holAers. fountain Dsas and
typewriter ribbons and . miscellany
impossible to enumerate.
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STATE Reprsssatativs. :. .Hssoss 4aao
Reg. q. q Lad ORiss. Il Z Fssahao
Rec. U. 9. Land 01ies. ~. Z Wanass
District Jsdss ..... .JeAa !. ohsnees
District Attorney. =. james @. 0sstsy
Clerk District Court. .Chss. Il. EiAS
Division Irrigation Engineer. ......
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10 APPRECIATE what sin y anA wv ~
dsath penalty haA cona. Trso ~
standpoint. ~ o9srsd animals. typify-
Ing the better sacrifices" By which
seconciliation VIII b Effected betWesa
God and humanity. .
The story OF Enoch's translation y
vouched for mors than once: and By
faith We may accept it. Thsrs y no
record as to where be was taken. ex-
cept that he did not 60 to Heaven.
John 3:13D God may have protected
his life throughout these centuries to
illustrate how human life could have
been prolonged by Divine Power, had
God not placed the curse Of death upon
the race of mankind.
Noah's faith manifested itself in his
building the ark, when there was no
apparent excuse for 20 doing Rain
was unknown until the Deluge. (Gen-
esis 2:5.) God blessed his faith. and
made him q channel Of blessing to his
family.
The Faithlsss Mst Asssptabss Msw.
St Paul makes q sweeping statsms1t
without faith II y Impossible 10
pasass God" A psrson. tAsa, = plsas-
ing to God in propoetton to his faith
Surely hees ~ have ~ tncsaG1vs -
growth In faitA. shcs 0od's poopso
0sstrs b paeass Him.
j Faith = aet alike sasy WitA all na.-
El1d- eo0s cas esystnliiss thsif fattA
n Gods peosaisss tnsp vhat h psaen-
eally absolute knsvisdSs. o. WA
thsg dare d aAytAiag. Mary havs isa
faitA. yet are chilArsa q CD. Thsss
oesds maoe pay. "Lord, incesase or
faitA." and b. sacoaFased b. ~ ~.
wards q faith given to othees. Thess
are Others. however. to whom faith
seems absolutely impossible. They
cannot believe anything beyond thsir
6vs senses. -
Are these to b debarred from d.
vine favor to all eternity, because they
cannot please Godl This Is not the
teaching Of Scripture. The Bible teach
e. that under Aessiah's Kingdom ''ths
knowledge Of the LORD shall nh the
whole earth" reaching all classes. II
will not depend upon faith. The way
will be 20 plain that even 4 simpleton
need not err In his endeavor to know
the Truth.-Isaiah 35A
Abraham Lssksd Fse City.
Summing up Nerse l3). 81. Paul d.
clared that all these noble charactses
died in faith, without having recedvod
the things promised % strong was
thsir faith that they wsre contest t6 b
plgFfms and stranger. They soughf
better. q heavenly coantry-~a CITY
which hath foundations, whose Builder
and Maker u God"
Did St Paul mean that Abeahan,
Isaac and Jacob wanted to 20 to Heav.
enf Were they looking, ~ the Church
b looking. for q place In the New L.
rusaiem-Aessiah's Kingdom1 Such
p not our thought They had no Heav.
eniy promises 10 think about Thsy
had no Word Of God to even suexsst
change Of nature from human b
sparit being. ~
All OF their peo0isss were earthly
IAN the Issl that thou seest to thss