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New-York tribune., 1913-12-25

PROVISIONS with small price
changes but the tone was steady. and val
ues were slightly higher I'm most cases. PORK
Steady Mess S23 2jas23 10; family. 50 5Ou
81. short clear so 25ds22. REEF-Quie,:
mess. slSdslS so; family. sl9dt9; packet. $40
Nsg 20 extra India mess seSGsSo. DRESSED
HOGS-Firm at lOfsMll%c. pigs. ll7sc. CUT
MEATs-Pickled bellies quiet; 10 N. l3hc:
l. N. 13c II NJ. i2l7c. Picked hams steady az
l3i,c TAIIOW-Quiet special. Use. city Sac.
country sT6s.c. LARD-Quiet: middle West.
10 7OdiO soc. city steady at loi4alO9.c. Refined: /:
ziI kegs, l3c Compound quiet at SsnsAc.
STEARINE-Quiet; ole0. 94.c city lard. il,1c.
COTrONSEED OII-Fclt the influence OF
the holiday spirit. business was small. and
price changes were narrow. There
steady tone however. Spot demand auiet.
but some authorities were inclined 70 take
more optimistic view Of the situation owing
10 the recent decline i'm values Local contract
prices:
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings Of
Various Corporations.

The reports Of six Of the subsidiaries
a, the American Gas and Electric Com
nsny. as furnished by the Electric Bond
and Share Company, for the month and
twelve months ended on November 30 are
sstisfactory Not a single decrease Is
shown ir the whole list. and the increases
IN son,e cases are better than in previous
months. The scranton Electric Company.
one Of the larger subsidiaries, reports
gross earnings Of s95.175 for November
2 gain Of S212Si over the same month
last year. while the net gain was s20.o5l
and the surplus increased $4,000. The
Marion Lich' and Heating Company. one
Of the smaller concerns reported gross
earnings Of s24.735. an increase Of s:.5l+
over November last. year. while net earn
ings gained Sl.974 and surplus remained
at 1851, an increase Of s1,65S.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25
MINING.
Stotesbury for Exchange Head

fBy Telegraph 20 Ih" Ifpuh'.'
Philadelphia, Dec. "A movement "a
elect Edward T Stotesbury, Of DreNeI
4 Co. bankers. Of this city. president OF
the Philadelphia Stock Exchange mas
beeu started by leading members OF that
Iody II il urged that Mr.. Stotesbury s
influence i'm the banking world would
tend 10 broaden the business OF the
stock exchange and strengthen the POSI-
ton Of the institution
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER-The local street market was arm
er with lake quoted lJdl5i isc nominal, electro
Ivth. 1I4snl4 &c and casting l+dl4isc. Stand
ard Copuer on the Metal Exchange was quiet.
with December. January. February and March
Ii2Ti 20 asked. In London the cop er market
closed at f64 los for spot and fGj rs for fut-
ures. The London Metal Exchange will re
main closed until Monday morning
TIN-Localy was steady with spot and De
cemher quoted 3G.75N3Tc. January 80 T5n
81 i2isc: February, 36.sOn37. 25c: March, :IB ~
m37 2jc; April, 3Th37. 81 iec: May 81. O5G
3T.3Ti.c. In London Tin closed steady at fl5T
;Os for sps and fl69 Is for futures
LEAD-Firm; New York spot &C. bid: East
St Louis. 303q4. l0c. London lead closed al
fiT lJs The American Smelling and Refining
Company has advanced the price OF shipment
lead from Sc to /. Zoe In 50-ton lots
SPELTER-Steady; New York sDot, 5.15T
!. .a5c East St Louis DC bid. London spelter
closed at t2l rs I'd.
GRON-Locally was steady with No foun-
dry Northern quoted Sl5dSl5 80; No . North
ern Si4 I5nSl5 %: No Southern and soft Sl5
QSl5 50.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25
Birmingham Railway, Light and Power
Company.

About 100000 will probably be spent
m ealarging the gas plants of the Bir-
mingham Railway, Light and Power Com
pany. In the near future as a result OF
careful investigation by the engineers OF
the United Gas and Electric Corporation,
operators Of the American Cities Com
pany subsidiaries. These engineers have
been looking over al the properties OF the
American Cities Company SINCE the oper-
atns control passed into the hands Of th'
United company, % ascertain the eNten-
sion and improvements that will have 70
be done during the coming year The
rapid growth Of the city Of Birmingham
makes necessary the additions 10 the
plants
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25
MONTREAL STOCKS.
EXPORTS OF APPLES AND PEARS

Exports of apples from United States
and Canadian ports for the week ended
December 90. 1913. furnished to The Trib-
,,re nv I.unham & Moore. Produce EN-
change forwarding agents (boxes are
reckoned as three to the barrel and
counted az barrels):
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25
CURB ECHOES.

The listing committee Of the New York
Curb Association has admitted TO quota
tiOns when. as. and If issued the lpO0tp
shares OF a par value or g. each OF the
stock OF the Corporation for Riker ~
Hegeman stock
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25


pared with 7S2 per cent in the previous
year
The United States Steel Corporation
under It's proft-sharing agreement with
employees for the year 1914 Will oher
common stock for subscription at 500 a
share and preferred stock at $l05 a share.
Under the prodt-sharing plan of 1873 the
United States Steel Corporation sold
aSl shares OF preferred stock to EN-
Ployes on a basis of $40 share and
2@ shares Of common at S66 a share
The California Petroleum Corporation
reports net earnings before depreciation
Tor November Of ,l73.557 Total net earn
ings for eleven months before deprecia-
uon amounted to $l,9i2.2o9.
The Southern Pacific Company reports
gross earnings for November Of Sn'Sso-
90 as compared with S2,65l,4ls for NO
'ember last year. while net earnings
We're a1S1O6, as against sA5is'isi.
Gross earnings of the Interborough
Rapid Transit Company for November
"fre N,2l i9J, az against &,bll,5ZZ ioi
November 1912. and net earnings were
NNsl5 as against 1888, ,935.
y. D. Martin. treasurer VI the United
states Express Company. VII become
eeheral manager on January In charge
VI The Eastern lines Of the company
comprising the first. second, fourth and
new York divisions r. II Morgan, Jr,
VIII succeed Mr. Martin as treasurer
Narpender d McClave. members Of the
e'ock Exchange. will dissolve partner
Shlp December g. A new firm Will be
iofmed. 10 begin business January q
''if. Constance c. Clemens will be made
special partner. the other partners
remaining the same.
william h. joyce. president Of the
"suonal Surety Company. was presented
yesterday with silver loving cup by
me ofhcers and directors OF his company
vice
suitable testimonial OF the affection
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25

I'm which he is held by the members Of
the Stock Exchange is being prepared
for presentation to Benjamin G. Talbert.
who recently resigned as chairman.
About four hundred signatures have al
ready been attached TO the testimonial,
which is engraved on handsome parch-
mcnt
Bankers and directors of the Missouri
Pacific assert that there is nothing in
s!ght which would preclude the payment
of the s2j,0oooOO notes maturing next
June. Disquieting rumors have been
afloat because of the weakness in the
company's stock
The fortnightly bulletin Of the Amori-
can Railway Association states that on
December IL there was a net surplus of
Idle cars on the lines OF the United
states and Canada Of lN5. compared
with 55.25i on December l. This s an in
crease OF ASH cars
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.

It is estimated that the Southern Pa
eihc Company in it's annual report. TO be
issued within a few days. will snow 10
per cent surplus earned for stocks. com
pared with 7s2 per cent in the previous
year
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25
TONOPAH STOCKS.
CANADIAN STOCKS.
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.

Man BIG F. Os lO' Round Mt n 81 IS
~ 20 ~ A2l2I. 22b San Toy. IL 20
". ans ~ 80 silv King C.I37iz 1.e2iz
Nev Wond.lO 10 Yukon GoId'-W -I-'s
pittr enN z 81 81
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities we're sold yes
tordav at auction at the exchange sales
room bv Adrian II. Muller q Son:
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEaBOARD CLEARANCEs.
I,InI,R AND MEAI@Flour dull and

Flour.
To-day ......... lj,ooo $780, I'%" CO.
Last week Nv"
FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour dull and nom
inal Spring patents, - ooG - 90 ".n'so 81
6sas0; spring clears. 81 15gs 80; extra
%9 winter. 81 50 as3 81; No. =. 50 i5r
e. ao, Kansas straights, 81 20qS4 30; fancy
snr,ne Patents. s. 40as5 30. RYE FLOUR
staadyi fair 10 good, SO 5OGS 65: choice 20
Sancy 81 T5Us3 50 CORNMEAL--Steady,
n~o,ed. Kun dried. SO 60 BAG MEAL
steady. quoted: Fine white and yellow.
81 50Gsi 55: coarse. 81 45 81 80; FEED
Western quiet; bran TO arrive: lOO-lb SACKS
90 5O standard mlddling. So so; hour do.
SIS IO red dog. $40 10: city qquiet; bulk.
g.. so! sacks. S26. middiing. S26aS30 Jo'
Ted dog. S3l rs: oil meal. S3l a s3l 80
OFFEE-Ruled quiet sales aggregatlng
~ 75O bags Al the outset the tone was
rather heavy. and prices early were slightly
under the previous close. offerings were
small however. and late IN the day the
market hardened and closed firm. with evil
dences of support from leading bulls. Cot
ton houses were conspicuous sellers on the
bulge but hnal prices were at the best or
the dav with not gains OF to points.
Hamburg was closed for the holiday. but
Havre after opening al a decline Of u 20
- franc developed a steadier tone. ana
closed net unchanged 20 = lower Brazilian
and Santos. and owing 10 the election there
was no future market in Santos In the
cost and freight market Santos 4s were
quoted al ll.45 TO 7jc. As and IS, ll.2Jc,
Is Ii O5c: IS lO9Jc. and Rio Is. 300 20
0lOc spot prices were unchanged. on the
basis Of 9isc for Rio No I. Local contract
prices:
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25

Last week the camps in the Cobalt dis
trict shipped l.O35.39 pounds of silver ore.
Of which Mckinley Darragh contributed
25G2l0 pounds and Nipissing 370.740 pounds.
NipissinG also sent out ll5 bars of bullion
valued at S77S5l. while Dominion Reduc-
tion shipped eighteen bars worth s2oll
and Penn Canadian shipped six bars
worth s:.ilO. total, S92.272 The total
bullion shipments for the year now agsre-
gate s.. .29l 409
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25

The Ophir Mine during the month
shipped 10 the Selby Smelling Company
three bars of bullion. the result OF q
cleanup at the cyanide plant During
the second week in December the com
pauy shipped - tons OF ore TO the Kin
kead mill while 323 tons Of old and li5
tons of nov tailings were treated at the
cvanide plant
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25

Liverpool cables spot iair nnhlh'NS ''.,s .n
s,r,. : nn, baIes. speculation aud export "N"'
American. 1000 Imports. G.""r; American
iun0 Middliug upland, IO2d uiur'5
or.naI stcoly. 5iau1 points hlgh'i. Us"
,rSt T.-crlber- January BG7 4d. jauuaI'
F.hr.,sr, Gc.i7d. February March. 49,
March AprU and April May. tiih, Ma > nn, niIn',,
-, -,nt.f.rcr G5sd. september october.
iii. october November G32d. %oyem0'r
pe-.nbe-. G9si.d Manch"s'"r. Yarns hFh'
cloths quiet
N,, Orreanz DO - cotton was ialr,F
a.,ft. to-day I'm spite ~ to.m'ito"s no"
Ia. lu 'he morning the tone was steags
l,t .rouuF noon the market Vcah"nel uhp-'
100, .ofrirr which gossip said vas the -
srr - Inhalation u long cotton. naSed oi,
I'd, fear ~ large IanIary deliveries. fii,e'
g.,Hraf % le points. The clos" was siedn, 20
4. ... 2 l.f..ute net lower
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

The following judgments for amounts more
,han sIO0 were filed yesterday, the hrst name
being that Of the debtor
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25

Unusual activity and some sharp price
changes marked trading in the cotton
market yesterday. with commission house
buving and shorts covering sending prices
up i'm the first hour some 10 or points
above tho previous close. The advanc"
was checked by some heavy Southern
selling, with pressure from room traders
who had bought early around the II"
level for January, and the early advance
was more than lost. I'm the last hour
some fresh buying carried the market up
: o. 6 points from the low Of tire day
and tho close, steady was at net un-
changed to points down from Tuesdays
finals Lack Of outside speculative inter-
est was = serious hanOiCap on the EFFORTS
Of local bulls 80 influence sentiment. lhe
action Of Southern spot markets showed
traders that the SPOT situation was ready
10 respond quickly to an upward trend III
the futures markets. Liverpool VIII re-
main closed until Monday Southern spot
markets were unchanged to lsc higher
but the local market held UNCHANGED AT
I . soc for middling upland no sales; de-
Iiyerod on contract 400 bales. Local con
tract prices
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25
COTTON LOSES AN
EARLY ADVANCE
Firm and Higher Market at the
Start WeakenS Under
Heavy Selling.
WEATHER IN COTTON STATES.

For North CAROLINA. rain to-day; colder AT
night. tomorrow. fair and colder. increasing
east and southeast winds.
For south Cauolna and Georgia. rain to-day.
colder by night. morrow. fair ami much
colder. increasing southeast winds. shifting 20
northwest this afternoon.
For Alahama rain. followed 10y clearing and
much colder to-day; tomorrow. fair AM
colder: high. shifting winds
Tor Mississippi. rain. followed by clearing
and much colder to-day; to morrow, fair, colder
on the coast: high shifting winds.
For Louisiana. cloudy and much colder 10
DAY. preceded bv rain IN early morning; 10.
morrow. fair: colder on the coast, brisk ana
nigh northwest winds.
For Eastern Texas. fair and much colder to
day. TO morrow. fair. brisk northwest winds.
For Western Texas fair and colder TO-DAY
TO morrow, fair
For New Mexico fair TO day and TO MORO"
For Tennessee rain I'm east. IA SNOW IN
west to day; colder. tomorrow. fair ana
colder
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

Furnished by Mddendor' Williams Co. In
corporated. so. 81 Pine street New York.
and 40 lee East German street. Baltlmor"
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25
PITTSBURGH STOCKS.
DILL lADElPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED By Charles y. Barney a Co. no %
Urcad street New York. and No. L. souh
tth street, Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25
BONDS
GOIDFIElD STOCKS.

Canadian Pacinc ees.... 1907 1907, zoos
state 4,s ~ D.. lOj 1867 100
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25
BOSTON STOCKS.
Furnished bv Charles HoaI a Co. No II wall
street,
Bid Ask
MINING

Ros 4 AIb..lSf .Bos & " T. pf Ssis 50
pos 4 Maine 4eI. - NY YNHS " 70 .
Boston Elev SCI. ssl7 West = 81 Ry st's -
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25

The California Petroleum Corporation
reports net earnings before depreciation
Tor November Of sl73.5j7. Total net earn
ings for eleven months before deprecls-
uon amounted 10 1892. .209
The Glenwood post., 1913-05-03

-. WnhaA 4 naA1R4 - aOw0
ssaseso.s a.A 0lvs aAvtos 49, OF
COST % all subjscts Dssea1a1a6 b ths
ssstset q bSilAAaG. for tAs seaAnsu Of this
a. Editor. Asthse 81 AanaAasaaser h
h. without Aoubt. ths highaaa onGhorty
- all these subtects- AAArsas an inquries
% wtlhan A. RaAforA. Ne. n West
Jacksoa boalsvarA. ChtcaOa. N. - GAAQ
0ncA0ss tve-ssas s4aAo ~ seOU.
For a avsrage.siss1 fAaiay q mod
0ats means. tAs Aosss 6selGn here IL
6stratsA o9ess many saGeesttaas we'll
worthy q careful stsAy.
In orAsr To have botA lssnG and
haek stairs. Il = nssaaaasy - build
tttIs ArOss. bseasss - 80 likes
- eaeFeaeA - tAs bsAFoo0o - clos
81. ~ stalsvays tAhs - Ree0 which
oseA - DroviAsA u so0s w. Some
AsssskssosD Nv sFeat seFaas on the
a:vantA0ss q bstA eFsoe - hack
stairvaya. vhtls stAsss easo ~ little
vAstAsr thsy have 80 sGaAsvay or
tvs. u . Dsssoa Aas ea.seo - s3.oeo
70 invest In Q ho0A, I tAink 4 advis-
abss to bsih large sas1GA - that
~ hesse nay eoatata svssy modern
eonvsnienes.
In this plan attention - given to
everything that family Of eosr or six
persons would need. Thero are four
good bedrooms. each having Q clothes
closet: and there also 10 Q linea closet
in the hall Three wash hasins are
provided. with hot and cold running
water. one Of these being between the
reception hall aud dining roon, which
makes . very convenient vasA room
for . hurried toilet Just beeoee din
ner and to teach the childrea eleanly
table habits. This little, vasA stand
10 not in . dark cubby- -hole. such -
We often see. but 1t IL directly oppo-
site . small window that hsAts not
only the washstand but tAo mirror
over It This little convsaSeaee takes
no room. being placed IN . aoek which
Otherwise would b. ef - Dsactical
bensdt II b the planning q such
oo0veaisAees that makes ~ differ
eacs between . modem, uoto-da&s
hoass aaA eas that 3ust a00Oors TOR
Q sAe1tse.
ODsaiAs - ~ lasOsse bsAsoom b
aAstAse lietls vash roea. b . houss
~ lASgs - thla. tAsro ~ - several
ma in ~ fanily. 80 80 bseArooo
The Glenwood post., 1913-05-03
.-EZy
wN~-

typa. q prephetic
pictuse q Chnst JosspA was o. a.
snasd q mercy b his brethres wAea
thsie savy sold hin into slavery. His
besthroa hated hin without Q Gauss
merely because b. was sood. because
their fathse Iovsd him. and becauss
God had foreshadowed his coming e.
aitation. They were envious to the
point Of cruelty.
sThsy nassd Him Ws&ss~t . cssss."
But Gods Providence blessed Joseph.
and through much tribulation 6naily
brought him to . position next in in
f1uence and power to the Egyptian
Pharaoh himself Later. the famine
drove Joseph's brethren to Egypt to
buy wheat Thus was fulfilled bis
dream that biz brsthren would bow
down to him.
Later on. when Jacobs entire family
came to live In Goshen. they all did
obeisancs to Joseph. ~ the representa-.
tivs Of the Egyptian government thus
fulaliins the sscoad dream. But. until
the time came for Joseph's exaltation
= power. his sxpsrseacss looked - u
tAs Lord had Isss love for him than fos
sAy ethsr tnsabsr Of jacobs family.
stshssh rhsaos A. a. Aiss0ssy."
Like JosspA. our Lord Jssss was alss
hato1 without ause. (Psaim 00:4.l TAs
bestAses ok Jesus were The Jsws. wto
esuci0sA Hin. Ne easss q 1satA was
f0anl n Hin. le was - account u
savy tAat ths Jews caiied for His cru.
eiaxiea. Hh works wers eood. and
tAelrs wers evil: He taught ths way of
ths Lor1 more perfectly than did they;
He declared that some day they and
all othsfs would recognise Hin ~ IN
Messiah. Therefore they hated Him.
Jesus applied this statement to hin
self. saying. They hated Ne without
. cause" Oohn 1924 In this same
connection He plainly forewarns His
followers that they must expect to b
similarly hated unjustly. Other Scrip
lures assure Us that in Gods great
Plan. not only Jesus Is to be exalted to
the Throne as the worlds great Mes.
siah. but with Him will be q company
Of brethren. sharers Of the same glory.
honor and Immortality. These breth.
rem. in Gods great Purpose. are ~
Quired to pass through similar expert.
ences to those Of their Elder Brother
Jesus. Their experiences. therefore. an
illustrated also In Joseph's experiences.
rhs Philosophy ~ tsss ess&s.
We have considered the facts-that
Jesos asd all q His follower. accssd-
Ing b Divine istention. have suffered
sAaDs and contempt We percsiva
The Glenwood post., 1913-05-03

of sso1sst ~ ~ - esGains1 fseA
tAs ~ q Oss1 gssts.
In this oAss ths chimney = baile
vttA . A0sbas A1s-sos Ass 1oe tAs
grats anA ths o<Ase Tor tAs fuFnaeo.
Bob Asas sEtsaA - ths cedar ~
ton. whers eacA y psovi1sA wtth .
ss0aFaAs iroa doee for cleaning est
Darpssea Whsa thsss 1ooes aFo set
ths 0wnse sA0slA have ~ eye 70 the
manner h which ths work y Aoas-
the 90 IN tie sr.as aus. especially.
TAses most - 70 creeks - aA1it .
1ralt Into this Sue: that = What seat-
tsrs asAss fFen . grats ars abest tAs
pasise anA = rssDsaslbSs foe DocA o(
~ DsstsAAss against sFatss = go
sral rAere ~ 500 crates ~ Dooe
sosa. ~ ~ saos - tAsrs aFo $50
horsss anA iosr Asssss. fAs osstts
q - eAsalA ~ sa9se 6oaanss q
The Glenwood post., 1913-05-03

vi0sA The Kitchen y Tie csotee Of
aceivity b AsssA II tAis eass tAa
assaAOs0sat - aoost - nsasly pee-
test - 1t couh -. TIE stnk - h .
Wotlightsl corner nsxt to tie DaAtry
loee. Thers y . great Asal oe run-
alag bstwssn the sink and the pantry
q dish-vashing time. Bvssy step
savod means lees miles o( tx0vol for
tAs hosssksspsf.
TAs pantry b part ef the kitcAsa.
aAd II = part of ne dining roon-it
belonss 70 botA. II has . WINDOW to
light II. - all pantriss should have;
md Il has two doom 70 shut oat tie
s6oes Of cooking from tAs rest Of tAs
hosss. The pantry has shelves for
dishes on ose side and cupboards for
seAse tAings On the other side, that
afs ven lighted. being opposite the
window. The china cupboard. whils
4 comes oat of The pantry. really b.
loass 70 Tie dining room. Thsee b Q
kitcAsn pot cupboard. which = .
great oeavsaSsoes svssy 1ay In tAs
ysaf. n provi6ss . Dlacs for stsv.
DanA, gri61iss. DrsssrviAs kset3so,
lAaaAFy tesas. soDty fFsit jsss 80 .
0eaA naAy otAse tAinGs tAaG -
hnDsessDse vaats n tAs paaGsy q
-RDees1 h tAs kitsAsa DseDse.
9Asee = aAstAse kjteAsa esovsal
soss b ~ sAslvss u u ~ e IL
0s11Ae slaafA TAsse aFo naay tAinU
V11sA ~ - bs0e - tAsss sAsRveaL
~ 0AsiVise vs911 Aoeo - - Z
- oo1nne boeanso ~ - ~ 6oaena
q, ~ h3eeAsa
hsa tAb kiesAsa Z = saav = =.
1Bz1f2 - 4 = sa1y - . AoWA q
10 eealo1. h tAs eoasoo q q -
tAsss ass . GOD many tslD1 0aA1
bsaA vaya. n s1aak valns, q ~
k1sAsa = NJ asessslhGliey n hseA u
rsseisas. Yea saa o Aov1staAs ~ Z
pkE Of ysktn.e, srer.: rex ,seaf- 50 ,-an
0aalFs 70 swssD aA1 nnAks tie bois
without bsa1g obliged 10 tako vw3
nAAy Unnecessary stsDa. 4 0o1oea
hOuso = j1st - mech ol ~ invoat5oa
+ . Q NV nAdAiae - 0Aaa1Aetnf1nG
aelaA1sA0saG n ssvss ttDe - =
k.---.- .-.-- ----- = --si--,
The Glenwood post., 1913-05-03
. 0fftcisl Direrteey

q. q Osaatse go. .00ao 000D1ooa1O
Csasssssnaa-et-lsf0s.....2 = :. Se0as
Cs.g,sss.sa, - Distsisk J. 4. 0agooD
etsts 0saatss ..........l :. 0oo10
ststs 1sPesssatativs. .1ssess No.
Reg. q. q LasA OGiss. Il Z ; Hos6AAO
Rec. u. q Lad 09iss. ~. = VoA0ee
District Jsdes ..... .JsAa :. oAaases
District Attss.sy. :. JONES O. 0so0
Clerk District Ceast. .CAas. L 0aO
Division Irsisatiea Easinsss.
................TA .TAsodsss 1sssahssD
The Glenwood post., 1913-05-03

y TAsk srsshrs"-" their brsthrsa-
1ot Jews. bot Christians. A the Jew.
hh religiooists in Jesus day persscut
"a their more righteous brethren, -
no0inal Christians have bsen ths chisl
pessscuton Of the Lords faitAful tol
leWosA - psalD oo:421.
TAio peesscutioa has cs0o 1poa
fattAfsl sosis q nsasiy every Asae0f
natisa. ed b. ~. tAis psesscutSsa
~ cooe 6fo0 an6AitAful ssals q
nsafiy svsry dsae0tnat3oa In 1saTty
ss~y eaes. ~ proesssioa ~ bssa
osas tat tAs psf.se1t1ng was Aess
~ H. s3oey q 0sa. ~ lsaiaA eeA
Ak1aAy ~ wessa h esossal incssd.
~ ~ Js~s. rsaliss tAat = gssat ~
eaks Wus 0a1s - pglsseue1nG Jss0
Ssuo ~ AsafA N ssane sxtsa4 ~
~ tsn.aoFsss1eos aOaanst M faitA1sl
lDalsWses havs bssa Rscoga1ssA YsG
~ sans savisss AisposlaSss lsaAs =
psssecut3oe, even n our day.
w - Cd eedainsd tAaf CAslse
aoa m fhiehfa folJowees should tA1s
sa9sTH q JessI case. ths Father sss0
s11,l,.,s.s. s :.';.l ~ ~
strahs Hh Sons leve. loyalty and o6sdl-
snce. = preltniaaFy 10 our Lord's a.
altatioa b great honoe and gioey. b
H. cass e II s1ect Church. II b evsn
oscs pesesr tAat bsane satAsssa nssa
o0saUe talIsa raes. tAay shsal1 q
osos1 - ~ ~ h9evo1lD NpneA
The Glenwood post., 1913-05-03

the defects Of another. The trouble 10.
most people Do not understAnd crates
and their peculiaritisa. Every body
loves . grats are: but some women
have a. sxaGgeratsd dread of tie care
Of . grats. because they have Dsvsr
learned how to manage one. on naiAs
also ars afraid Of msa. because thsy
can't manage them. They have nsveP
hal The sxpsrtsncs. In 10Th eaoos Il
would ~ tAs voDsa 70 speaA Q lltt3o
t1Ds b invsstAeatioas aloaG peo0ss
n1ss. TAsrs afe greak Dooslbll1G.oo -
- vosksl oat
II vesll - 1tAeale . I'D Q 0ses
esavsaisat kitcAsa thaa tAis plaa No.
The Glenwood post., 1913-05-03
COUNTY oYTIcIAN

County Judss. = J. A1b
County sAsriR ..........H. @. Jsssse
UndershsriR R............k ?. 1alaS1
Clerk a.A 1eeosdsr &C. Z I1b6aeA
Depsty Cssaty Cssk &C. L. HseeasA
County Treasurer .JoAa 4. xAs0no
Deputy Cssnty Treasures. C. ". 011ab
County Asssssee .......EsDsst DAs,sO
County espssi.tsadsat e SsAssas..
.......... 4ra TiPpstt Wss6ss0a0
County oafvsyes ......W. Il. fruaose
County Csssass 80. DR.. @. A. 8spkiao
County PAysisiaa. =. ID. ". ". csoa6
Cssnty Attssssy......Chaa ". 1evass
Cssnty Coa0isisosss-
b. o. OWitsss, CAaisnAa. Nov C1Go1o
James Brennan. .0sasA vaos2
G. <. D1sslasfss. /. .0issvssA oPsiaQ