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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-02-20

The big mixer must be a big eater
and drinker
Blue or white spruce trees on the
lawn are attractive now.
The ram should be in perfect condi-
ton. but not fat. at mating.
For q feed to push the young calf.
try ground oats and alfalfa hay.
Use corn stalks to- protect fruit
trees from the ravages Of rabbits.
Skimmilk, sweet or sour, can be
made good use Of by the chickens
Good feeding is an integral part Of
success in breeding pure-bred swine.
Poor quality in dairy products can
never be cured. It must be prevent
ed.
Bare ground makes q cold bed for
SowS these nights. Straw is plenti'
full.
Animals grown largely or exclusive
~ on corn are likely to have weak
bones.
Watch your machinery for loose
bolts and nuts, and don't forget the
oil can.
Dairying isn't always easy work, but
neither is any other job that really
pays well.
No man can make success OF
dairying who does not take good care
Of his calves.
Sheep, II given half chance, and
II Of good healthy stock, are sure to
pay their way.
Alfalfa under congenial surround
ings or conditions il business crop
and no loafer.
A dozen eggs will buy almost
bushel Of oats. And oats make good
winter fed for eggs.
Provide roomy nests and plenty OF
clean nesting material. preferably dry
shavings or cut hay.
Do not attempt to raise more hogs.
than you can handle. else they Will
eat up all the profit
Castrate every male lamb that will
be an eyesore to yourself or do mis-
chief to any purchaser
One of the most essential things for
good seed corn is not only to pick It
early but to dry 1t thoroughly.
The cost of feeding an animal In:
creases with its weight, but not in d.
rect proportion to its weight.
What the dairy industry needs most
is an improved breed Of dairymen In
stead of q new breed Of cows.
A brush or old whisk broom is
handy to brush OF loose hair and dirt
from the ,udder before milking.
Plant diseases of an infectious char.
acter are caused by microscopic or.
Eanisms, either fungous or bacterial
vetch stands out agpne Of the very
best green manuring crops to seed in
the fall and plow under in the spring.
II takes q mellow son to grow corn.
and you can make the soil mellow
bSlOre planting time by blowing now.
The better your sire, the better
your lambs, and so the more money
you win get from your flock next
year.
Occasionally winter vetch is seed
ed in the spring. but under such con-
dttIons It does not seem to do so very
well =
While mutton is one Of the most
healthful Of meat foods produced upon.
the farm 1t is not as popular a. beef
or pork
Many Of the details in butter max
ling can be learned by doing the work.
| No one can begin where the other fell
low left on.
SALT hardwood ashes and charcoal
are ideal to keep in hog pasture, and
-. a -. -
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-02-20
Just to Prove II.

PA, what is undying lover" !
That's the kind the gink has who
shoots himself dead when he is re-
jected."
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-02-20

ImpoFtant 10 Mothers
Examine carefully every bottle o.
CASTORIA, q safe and sure remedy for
infants and children. and see that II
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-02-20

a BERRY grower in Cherokee
"a county sold his berry crop
last spring for ninety cents
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-02-20

People who say that chicken keep
inr on the farm doesn't pay are usu.
6Iiy those who do not pay attention
to the chickens
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-02-20

Good fruit can be raised only with
care and attention given to spraying,
pruning and generally good care.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-02-20

Sweet sorghums are more palatable
and therefore relished better BY both
horses and cattle than corn slower.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-02-20

Sheep dogs in England, Scotland
and France are the most serious Of
animals, and are Woodworking.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-04-24
UN ENGANO.

-'iQue dulces son tus besos!.'
me dijo un dfa, ruborizandose y
apartando sus labios h1medos
de mi boca.
Habfan pasado va un mes y
cinco dias desde nuestro matri-
monio, cuando una noche halla-
bame en- su boudoir, y ella Sc
preparaba para asistir a la opera.
Ell fr1-fru de Ia soda y los in
discretos bordados del sobre-cor-
Sc, fueron la causa de TODD. Sin
poder reprimirme, estampe un
beso en- su cuello niveo y tornea-
do.
-iPorque me besas? exclam6,
enrojeciendosele ell rostro.
Tres meses mas habian trans
currido, una noche, en- Ia bibllo-
teca, lie explicaba de la meJor
manera possible un pasaJe esca-
broso de Petronio.
Note que sus labios Sc entfea-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-04-24
FL VERSO. La Mujer Ideal

e. verso es TODD. En- la imita-
ci6n de la Naturaleza, ningun
instrumental de arte es mas vivo,
agil, agudo,. vario, multiforme,
plastico, obediente, sensible. fiel.
Mas compacto que ell marmol,
mas maleable que Ia cera, mas
sutiI que un fIuido, mas vibrante
que una cuerda, mas fragante
que una flor, mas cortante que
una espada, mas flexible que un
junquiIlo, mas acariciador que un
murmurio, mas terrible que un
trueno. Puede eXpresar y repe-
tir los mas minimOs moVlmientoS
del sentimiento y los mas secre-
tos impulses de ia sensation, pue-
de defnir 10 indefinible EXPIRE
sar 10 inefable; puede abrazar 10
ilimitado y sondear ell abismo;
puede abarcar dimensiones de
eternidad; puede representa- 10
sobrehumano, 10 sobrenatural, 10
Understandable; puede embrla-
gar como ell vino, arrobar como
I'm extasis; puede a IN mlsmo
tempo poser nuestra intellgen-
cia, nuestro espiritu, nuestro
cuerpo; puede, en- fin, llegar a 10
absolute.
Tn verso perfecto y absolute,
inmutable, immortal, tienen en- 81
las palabras con la cohesion de
un diamante: encima ell pensa-
miento, como en- IN circulo pre-
ciso que ninguna fueTza conse-
guira jamas romper, Sc hace in
dependiente de toda conexi6n y
de toda suggestion, no p%ertenece
va al artifce, sino que es de to-
dos y de nadie, como ell espacio,
como la luz, como las cosas inma
nentes y perpetuas. I'm pensa-
miento fielmente eXpresado en-
un verso perfecto, es I'm pensa-
miento que existe PREFoRMADo
en- las lobregueces del idioma.
Extraido por ell poeta, CONT
NUA existiendo en- la conciencla
de los hombres; Ell mas grande
poeta. es pues, aquel que sabe
describir, desenvolver, extraer
ell mayor n1mero de esas ideales
preformaciones. Cuando ell poe
ia esta pr6ximo a descnbrir uno
de esos versos eternOs, es adver-
lido Dor I'm divine torrente de
algeria, que lie invade de impro-
viso TODD su ser.
GABRIEL D. ANNUNzIo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-04-24
Venganza
de artista.

Hay en- la galeria artistica de
Versailles un cuadro de Horacio
Vernet, que representa- I'm episo-
dio de la conquista de Argelia.
Ell cuadro es de colosales dimen-
stones y contiene los retratos de
muchos personaies hist6ricos que
no tomaron parte en- la conquista,
por 10 menos militar.
Uno de ellos es ell primer baron
Rosthchild, que fgura al lado
del duque de Aumale, por virtud
de curiosa circumstance. Rosth-
child Sc presento cierto dia en- ell
estudio de Vernet y lie pregunt6:
-jCuanto me lleva listed por
un retrato de cuerpo entero?
-Treinta mil frances, fue la
respuesta.
-Treinta mil frances? Vaya.
hombre, iesta listed loco? LIE
dare tres mil-dijo ell baron.
-Bueno-respondi6 ell artista-
no quiero regatear; 10 pintare de
balde. Con ell honor me basta.
Y en- efecto ell cuadro sali6 a
exhibition, ALI apareci6 ell baron
en- ell grupo central, en- mugrien-
ia gabacha, los brazos cargados
a mas no poder con sacos de
dinero y en- actitud de fuga. No
lie faltaba mas que hab!ar.
Varias veces ofreci6 ell baron
10 que representaba muchos trein-
ia miles de frances al pintor por-
que de allf lie sacara, pero Vernet
permanecio inconmovible y ell
gran tacano contin1a fgurando
en- Versailles entire las inmortali-
de Francia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-04-24

Los nipones estiman que la mu-
jer ideal debe ser:
Aquella que baja los ojos y Sc
tine las mejillas de pdrpura, CO.
mo los arces de otono, cuando los
hombres la dirigen Ia palabra.
La que nunca en- ninguna for
ma contradict a sus padres, her
manos, parientes y amigos.
La que, sin ser hermosa, tiene
un no Sc que, que Ia hace encan-
tadora y arranca suspiros de
Quienes la c~ontemplan.
La que no cuelga su saber de
las narices para eXhibirlo.
La que nunca deja yer su ira,
y cuando RE no 10 hace a carca-
jadas.
La que tlene menOf canIldaQ
de vanidad y ell espfritu limpio.
La que no derrama a cada pa
so abundantes lagrimas.
La que es POGO celosa y descon-
La que tiene ell rostro cedoso y
ovalado, de peril correcto, con-
torno pleno y miradas que de-
rraman amorosa ternura.
La que Sc viste sin petulancia.
La que no p%ronuncia mas de
Glen palabras por minute.
La que no emplea las horas en-
arreglarse ell peinado.
La que prefere SUI casa a Ia
Gale.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-04-24
Los Heroes.

Por sa~nguinario ardor estremecido,
Hundiendo en- su corcel ell ~acicate,
LAMA ell barbara en- medic del combate
Su pavoroso y lugubre alarido.
Semidesnudo, sudoroso, herido.
De intense gozo su cerebro late,
Y con su escudo al enemigo abate,
va del espanto y del dolor vencido.
Surge de pronto claridad extrana,
Y ell horizonte tenebroso bana
I'm mar de fuego de purpdreas ondas,
Y Sc destacan, entire lampos rojos,
Los anchos pechos, los sangrientos ojos
Y las hirsutas cabelleras blondas.
RICARDO JAIME FREIRE.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-04-24
POESIA.

NovELAS DE lBO ALFARO, 4 IS CTS.
CADA UNA.
MaldltaS sean las mujeres
MaldltoS sean los hombreS.
Malditas sean las Suegras.
Arte de bUs-ar r,a.i5S
Las Evas modernas.
FL novio p~restado.
La hija de las flores.
81 purgatorio de las solteras.
El parafso de las majeres-
81 inferno de los hombres.
Viva mi novia!
Ell hada de los mares.
Su Majestad ell Amor
Maldito sea el Amor
La Princesa del Dollar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-04-24

brian d~ulcemente, y aproxime
mi boca a la suya, para recibir ell
6sculo que en- ella Sc esbozaba...
Y lie esta suerte lie interrumpi
un bostezo formidable.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-04-24
CIENCIAS OCULTAS.

Tesoros de milagrosde oracio-
mes de la Cruz de C~arayaca" O60
Ia Mapia Egipcia / so
Secretos de Alberto ell Grande" OBS
Secretos de los Carlos. Arte
de ganar a todos los juegos LOO
e. Libro Negro o la Magia.
Verdadero tesorode las Glen
cias ocuItas a---" LOO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-04-24

Libro Magno de San Cipriano.
Tesoro del hechicero. Unica
edici6n autentica del famo-
so Grimorio S,W
El D~iccionario Internal. Con-
tiene magia blanca, roja y
negra, concrete del inferno
ciencias s~ecretas, a%divinaclo-
mes etc. 100
Dogma y ritual de la alta ma
gia. Contiene ell triangulo de
Solomon, Ia irradiaci6n ma
gica, la cabala, lanigroman-
cha Y otros muchos secretos.
Dos tomos SUI
Magia blanca ynegra o tacien-
cha de la vida fnita eintini-
ia con sugestiones practicas
para los estudiantes delocul-
tlSmO Z.9V
Ell Libro Internal -" O.65
La Clavicula del Hechicero o
sea ell libro de San Cipriano' O.6O
Elverdadero Dragon ROjO. Pac-
tos infernales, modo de ha-
cerse invisible, etc, " 5.OO
Secretos de la prestidigitaci0n
V de la magia--" LOO
Secretos del inferno--" O.3O
Verdadero horoscope para adj
vinar ell pOrvenlr--- 5O
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-04-24

NOvELAS EMPASTADAS, DE REPUTA-
DOS AUTORES A so CENTAvoS
CADA UNA.
Una vida del diablo
Rosa de Mayo
COnflicto entire dos amores
De princesa a modelo
Historic de n cOnciencia
Siempre tuya
Lo que puede la mujer
Lo que canta Ell amor
Los aventureroS del crimen
La agencia matrimonial
Las panteras de Argel
Los dramas de la esclavitud
Juan de las cadenas
La novela de I'm joven pobre
La mujer del captain
La piel del leon
La novela de IN hombre honrado
Las pesadillas
Al Polo Norte
Tartarfn de Tarasc6n
Narraciones extraordinarias
Dorina
Ell precio de una vida
FL hijo del mar
Ell hombre del perro mudo
Ell torpedero %
Ell hombre de la oreja rota
La muerta viva
La sombra grandiosa
La capitana del Yucatan
La gotta de aqua
La reina de los gitanos
La novela de Ia momia
La Gaviota
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-04-24
HISTORIA.

E. Sol de Mayo " Loo
E. CerrO de las Campanas--" LOO
Sacerdote ' CaudillO----" 90
Los IDsurgentes DTS
Memorials de IN guerrillero 0.75
La Majestad Caida " O.5O
Historic Universal, pOr Cesar
Cantu. I'm tomO tela- 2.25
Epopeyas de mi Patria: Benito
Juarez. HermOsO Libro de
Juan de Dios Pea. Edicion
de gran lujo -" zoo
Historic de Mexico, por Zarate" -U.45
Episodes Militares Mexicanos
Independence e Invasion
Americana. 2 tOmOs
, tomos nasta tela 200
Historic de Mexico, por Yer
dfa. I'm lujoso tomO, tela
flexible 3.UO
Historic Patria, pOr JustO
Sierra. Complete ---" O.5O
Mexico Pacifcado. Edici6n de
iujo. Obra escrita por D.
Adolfo Ducl6s Salinas 90
Heroe V Caudillo. por Ducl0s
Salinas. Edici6n de lujo--" 90
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-04-24
NOvELAS DE CARLOTA BRAE-
Me A 40 CENTAVOS CA

IA INA.
Dora
Azucena
Una historic de amor
Locura de amor
Entire dos pecadoS
Tn pecado Oculto
Tn amargo despertar
Entire dos amore-
ESpinas de una rosa
FL orgullO de una raza
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-04-24
ORRAS DE- VFNTA
En- Ia Liberia de IGNACIO E. LOZANO

LA MAS sEGURA. LA QUE TIENE MEJOR sURTIDO VIA QUE VENDE
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-03
POLICE
Chef CHARGES
Governor Burke Refuses to Act
But Personal Work League
Will Get Busy.

Fargo. n. H.. Jan. 3.-Governor
job nBurke has refused to take any
action in regard to the charges pre-
ferred against Chief of Police Con
keefe and the counter charges made
against certain members OF the city
council.
In a letter to the Personal Work
league of Fargo. replying to their re-
quest that he take action to sift the
charges on both sides. Governor Burke
has suggested that the league work
in cooperation with States Attorney
Fowler. He promises that the attor-
ney general will stand ready to give
all possible help.
May Ripcn the. Case.
AS a result Of this action by the
governor, the spot light is again like
~ to be turned on the city admins
tration and the council.
AT last evenings meeting of the
Personal Work league held in the Y.
NJ. c. A. with a large membership
present. Il committee was appointed
to confer with States Attorney Fow-
Ter relative to action which may be
taken to sift the charges which have
been made against city officials.
II is desired to have the charges
investigated in court.
Members OF the Personal Work
N"e NSSAoaS lldl the charges which
are made OF both sides in the con-
troversy are. OF such importance that
they should be thoroughly investigat-
ed and their truth or falsi,y shown.
1t Is not definitely known what a.
ton may be taken by States ATTORNEY
Fowler and 1t is possible thai the at
torney general may DO asked for an
opinion on the case.
Work in the Hospitals.
AT last evenings meeting Of the
Personal Work league, S. E. Folger.
chairman Of the Hospital Visiting
committee. made a detailed report
concerning the work OF the members
OF h committee. Since the organ
ization OF the committee two weeks
ago oil the hospitals in the city have
been visited at least once, many twice
and some three times.
Four women. Fargo mothers, who
are on the committee have visited
young men and women in the hos
pitfalls. talked with them md cheered
them. Flowers and Christmas cards
were generally distributed.
A report to the league showed the
work which Is being done by the
Glyndon Personal Work organization.
The Glyndon league is one Of the
strongest in the northwest, and is do.
ing a vast amount Of good work.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-03

rodcd; contains dissolved tin. H.
~sbo7-sesded. raistns. Red and Gold.
Griffin & Hobbs 20, Fresno, Cal.
Not labeled for weight; boratcs
present. Illegal.
GEOGRAPHICALLY Grape Cider. A. J.
Scot o Rugby: n: p: Contains al
hol; not as represented. Illegal.
thing Works. Shakopee. MINI. Con-
tatns benzoic acid. Illegal.
13o9-clearo. Clearo MFG. & Bottlins
~non-alcoholic temperance beverage;
contains :.2S per cont alcohol. IL
legal
Red cross Vinegar 1sssa; Co. 81. LOUIS Louis.
so'e e seis: eice eSsi e! as7 a per s cent es sy
,s,.@ votamas; c aa,sss'i bulldog brand. Red
Cross Vinegar Co. 81. Louis. Mo.
scid present; aleohoi s.ll per cent
1s33-Fruitena. d. S. Bottling. Works.
zoic acid; alcohol 1859 per cent by
1sto-White Grape Cider. Red Cross
Vinegar Co., st. Louis. Mo. Contains
lib per cent alcohol; extract II
e ssin se sad,s snsf Sen s;ss per f Histai con-
Co.. 81. Louis. Mo. Alcohol s.ss.pier
cent; total solids S.78 per cent: to-
1a4a@cApple Cider; Red Cross VINEGAR
cent solids ll.os per cent; educ
134s-Cream Of Hops. Temperance Bev-
erage c.. Chicago. iii. Alcohol i:s2
per cent; not as represented. H.
l35O-Hon Tonic renonaro,ca pov.re.o
Co, Chicago. Ill. Alcohol 1.56 per
cent BY volume. Illegal.
Cider. Red Cross Vinegar
cen Sy volume: solids iSs'i 1885 S:sS Per Per
ls52-chsrry Cider: Red Cross Vinegar
cent; solids I1.ss per cent. illegal.
sidney. 2. Coiored with coal tar
13s7@Artificiai Cherry Cider. Red Cross
vinegar Co, St. Louis. Mo. Color:
benzoic acid; alcohol s.sl per cent.
1sssS9 : Ntn I;a; Cider: Cherry: Koehler
tafns benzoic acid. Illegal.
Hinrichs. st. Paul. Mimi Contains
benzoate Of soda. Illegal.
1Ss6-Clearo. Temperance beverage,
e Gasaro M Ms A s Sostli hY Works. CHI.
20 vac SoAI Wy SokulkIo Ss0O
per cent. Illegal.
13s7.Ginger Ale. Rock Spring brand.
Jacob REFS BottlinE Works, Shak-
opee. Mimi. Contains capsicum and
benzoate of soda. Illegal.
l39S-Ctder. Beauman Fruit Co., Minne-
apolis. MINI. Contains benzoate OF
soda. Illegal.
1399-Cider. Brown Cider Co, st. Louis.
Mo: Alcohol Ills per cent: solids
1919 per cent; sugars 7.52 per cent.
1lO0-Eon To;nc Ton,.
T3,ff'nssraSes Bssyerass e.: eh,e sssP:
ume:. weight not shown. Illegal.
HamburEer Co. Chicago. Iii.
14oa-cider. bulk. n%on-alcoholic. Crown
1886 per cen Illegal.
1403-Port Cider, Premium brand.
Crown Cider Co., st. Louis, Mo.
Alcohol 1866 per cent; solids 1918
per cent; sugar 500 per cent: con-
tains benzoate of soda. Illegal.
1404-Port Cider. Crown Cider Co., st.
Louis, Mo. Alcohol 1880 per cent.
14os-Hop Tonic. Temperance beer.
Temperance Beverage Co, Chicago.
Ill. Alcohol 1.64 per cent by vol.
ume. Misbranded.
Hans Anderson,
County Auditor.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-03
RYDER FARMER
f
SHOT At WIFE
Angus McGilvery, Who Lives
Near There, Fired at Her
During Quarrel.

Minot. n. D.. Jan. s.-Angus Nc.
Gilvery. a we'll known farmer resid.
Ing about FIVE miles north of Ryder
took three shots at his wife. while
in Il drunken frenzy. According to re.
ports of the affair which reached here,
both the husband and Wife were UNI
der the influence of liquor and a quar-
rel developed during which the hus-
band drew his revolver and fred three
times at the woman.
Fortunately. all of the shots went
Wild and the woman escaped uninjur-
ed. The affair. however. succeeded in
soldering the couple up and after they
had regained their senses the trouble
is reported to have been patched up
TO such an extent that no warrant
will be sworn out for the husband.
Deputy Sheriff Billion of Ryder. how
ever. Went out the McGilvery place
this afternoon With the intention of
placing McGilvery under bonds to
keep the peace.
The affair furnished considerable
excitement In the n%eighborhood for a
time. but as no serious consequences
resulted. no further action. aside from
placing the husband under a peace
bond. will be taken.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-03
GOVERNOR ELECT
LEAVES TOMORROW
VIII Go From Fargo to Bis.
marck to Begin Executive
Duties for State.

Fargo, n. d., Jan. 3.-Governor-
elect Hanna will leave his Fargo
home Saturday afternoon at 4:l7
o'clock for Bismarck where he will
begin his duties as governor Of North
Dakota next Wednesday noon IAN
uary 8. AS is customary in this state
the inaugural ceremonies will take
place in the chamber of the house OF
representatives at a Joint session of
both legislative bodies.
The go~vernor-elect is busy making
final preparations for his departure
and has been closely housed at the
unofficial executive residence corner
OF Third venue and Ninth street
south all day. Although extremely
busy with the details of leaving, MIR.
Hanna found time to greet a large
number Of callers today. New Years
day he was greeted by many old
friends. personal and political, who
called Informally to extend the CON-
pliments of the season.
With him on his departure will be
the members of his family who will
accompany him to take up their resi-
dence in the executive mansion at
Bismarck during the Hanna admins
tration. They will probably take
apartments at one Of the hotels unit!
after the Inauguration Of Mr.. Hanna
and Governor Burke retireS from of
flee.
Governor Burke will read his fare
we'll message to the legislature on
Tuesday and Governor-elect Hanna's
message will be presented the next
day.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-03
OPEN NEW CHURCH.

Fargo, N. D., Jan. 3.-Bishop .Luc-
cock Of Helena. Mont, will dedicate
the new Wesley church Wiemar town
ship. Barnes county, eight miles north
OF Oriska on Friday. January 10.
Rev. c. E. Vehmilya of Valley City
will preach in the morning at 1890,
and his ermon will be followed by a
which Is to he served in the
basement OF the church by the Ladies'
Aid society.
Bishop Luccock will speak in tn.
afternoon. after which he will come
to Fargo. He will be. here for the
.reopening exercises at the First NJ.
E.. church on January 12.
On January II there will be a meet
ing OF the hospital committee. with
Bishop Luccock present.