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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-04
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sSel;en SIC per Suihe.
Safsr: 36--tUc per Snlbc.
Sorn: 500 per Suibel.
'Gerite: 10-7jc per Sui6et.
6o9geu: 65-6Se per 9,iibet.
Sen: Si2. 0O-$1l. 90 per Soune.
vtehl: Bateut, $5.90-I.4Di nraiett,
94.20-4.6O.
aleie: $500 per Soune.
Groceries, etc.
Gepfsl: 65e-1Jc per 9uibel; 81. OJCo
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5pisbeln, sl.75 pfr Grate.
0ieb.
Stiere: S'.p0-3S.O1
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8iibe: $i.iU-4.00
8dlber: $j.O0-s7. 90.
gGinmer: sou.
S&meine taui oem Sus,: s7~.90-ss..J
per bnioert Siunb
gntter, Gier nnb &die.
Gier: 30: pr Oupcna.
Butter: Oalr1. 3D.; Sream.rp. $3.50
BIC per Yiunn.
Rae: Rham :1die. PC; grid. 25c; oim.
burger, 2o@2'c; Swtss. &c per Siuuo.
Scbenres 0efliigel.
Srht6ibner. 49,; Gntsn. lie; !Si6usr
lie per Eiuno.
Ircniiionen.
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1915; Sped. 1S-23c.
SAmal;, l2H-i3c.
1obien: S%arttobleM. $40. 90; ss.ib.
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Soli Gitenboli 7~.oo-S.00; Wei6bol;,
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-04

WuSfuuSt rrthsilt an 8,riousu. o;. iim III
<s"ptuNI' SAiyetAs Ger Ripe enter tnrboli-
idhen Sird1e unb Sdbmeneruibnlc III ,er3ulaien
10 iiuidheh. Suites Yano .no geianoes Slima.
Refereni: Reu. Ism. Souefaot.
Joit Il S6nteeetng, @entr,ie. Senrp Co.. No.
8eim S@rcibei eripdbne man oiefcS gIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-04

Tcaern int Siiben Scr Ser. Stantcu
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-04
Spe,ieae pEerte.
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fur ole betsn a%pru.oarmsn in o.riefasy .Sava
korugi rtels. Gin tarholililes Erie ter TpiliDr
nebren. I8ir poust . bisisr tsenteiios ish ine
Sar.neu sum l,reiie pot So pis $40 pro AFTER
an uertan eI. 2ieislheu gsaareH ~ osu b .lt.n
5ersttwilisit Aeu. u. DonboI,. RIianL .t,,a.
oeer
DORNES-BUSCH LOAN CO.,
Dubuque, Iowa.
,,sim emreibeu crnabWe man geh. ptefcc sla,t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-04

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O. 1T .in Sbintrsenftilsr.
pnbabtH In alien sipctbeten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-04

24O sder Sarai. = @e,tst uoa o.c 81. Glpuo
Il. G. @uter Doben; anes niter SIitir :ehs
3inliner paus. gitet Stcu. 4 aei rsrdnarteS.
Suruerib NIB anoere NuBen5ebiuor @bertIS
i,usi quite srurrsh. 5sn;so uno srJss ieIeeS.
kreis $50 per Aier. -
The A. q. Whita,, Land 4 T.,ay - ANY,
81. Cloiid, MlnneS>ta
Sttm edreibcn srwdbue man aeh. oisieS s!a,,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-04
MMtuMa, Tarmer!

Sh beSable 81 nohtsi Snlr.rNi; nr -
Nui ben Dsisiisn mrs: srt:,t Gsli ~, 49,
J. J. NA0lE. Dubuque, iowa.
Ue,u eGsstses upalas mss ssb. slsjss s.s,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-04
s4Gne Winneiota Iarmen.

Sd babs Is bis ., 5arntea in G5.f Ginep
NInn.. in @roben bon ~ bis AT 2D Afer.I iap
ebeuials 1919 d $40 linen Sit dbh -. benz
Count pib. unb @beit Saaep. aaes in ~ e,ter
Gonrtn, iuelde nit orei Doifitoiaen : cts o..
baultd1teiten p.fieteu iino. Sisies Eano lieJt
in ben, 9opi -2aruep. Mieeter Goastp. Tiiau.
Rein b eiieres eono TN StaGte. JrgeEo 3emauo.
Der cine quite Garm ip.inii1t iese lid III 3erbins
ouns NIT ~. q. &eittr, 1De Steal Gitate Wa1,
Goen Saiiep. pliti.
getut ehreiben srmSbne man sen. sieieS siati.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-04
@tscunitM 2anoereifn.

Shrsibt iar SeifreibuIl nnb 9reiie non
iiber 65 perbeNerteu 6arne. nno 1900 gl6er
Ipiloen Sanbts i'm sRtl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .Glrtei BON
geiseouiiu. in Der 9d1e pon fathoIidaen airdpen
iiub NniieoluIgea. =
L. RIVARD, Turtle Lake, Wis.
cetm e9rsttsa srW6bMs man ssH. bleisS Dlatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-04
Guittnnssliite

Ser Scitrdoc, ipc(6c fir bic @tiiiioncn
in Der SiiOiee untcr Geitune Der |dter
bon, Slitcn Scr5en Seiu eilgelanIen
iinh:
ilcbcrtrna .$395.76
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-04

5armen 1T fatbuiiider Nadbaridaft.
Sb babe ssuei uridtiss Sarn,.ui in @inn.isiet
gountp In elmer san; tdtIcliidbs Ell Had6aribait.
Sdbreibt ilr ndber. Nu5tinit OF
H. J. GIESEN, Calmar, Iowa.
Seim emrsiben srwdhms mon SEN. sieies Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-04
3m uerfaujea.

s.im e0rsissa srpabme man Geo. oiefss sla,,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-04
Chr, 9auo biaia.
Sas berlbmte SSb.taon.= laal.

Milbahk. South Dakota.
@ir oerpe!i, ttS,s IN Res. 2. B. S'Aetu. Viarrer
petm enteiben ertp6bue hann aeh.soNies Sisit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-08
Gre % tpocnoe aapiteI.
SUmfcloclie.

Der bar en0ni fun tonmen noqle fao al Som.
rliserne til Steoe oen fore 8orretnin9; oct bar ito.
ligt pa @iorgener, Og Gogen8 Groplbeo Dor enonu
life riatig %beopnbt, 90 WlorfoorIen ~pIuoIelio fom ia.
renoe mo gen1lel 3eren, iaa ban npr bao0e ppItet
Ell Greng, Der itoo @een. Bultenoe ipurgte ban, ON
Wlollerp Dor til Steoe.
ySn, min Serre, ban er oIfo til Ste6e; ban 70.
Der 8en9eifabet, tror ie9 npfeu. Set iioIte bIeb ioet
lit g%nopent, tbi Sbeo6orS PunftIiobe0 9enere6e Itlt,.
Dom en- og an0en al De mere mageIige aontntiser.
uSeg moa itrafs tale meo BAN. Sbor er bon?"
IS aontoret; Ser er ienot 9uo efter baml ioooe
EommD, Der fot a~nItigenoe meo en- Mine, ionl ban
oct minoite bar &ompa9non / 5orretningen.
Ebeooor fom itrofS otter.
Ser er ift en- %llIptfe," %forfIoreoe Sim biirtiat,
aog Der ct beiIi9 8rug for oigl"
vSbor, % boao er Ser @eien?"
y@oo ercIio. Senrp Soltings og Ben 8iIips er
fert Iebif. Snitin9s ipprger eiter Dig belle aiOen."
&beoOor iaa ig ON oa CAB burtiet noeIe Ororer:
vEomnD, bring mig min Sot. @6iparos, lpq oisie gesa.
Ter 0eres Sfuffe, til Sr. Steffens fomlner; Soloen,
JIG til Sr. Sennin9s, noar ban berer berin0, at ssof.
htreaell er lfreoet, og at oIt ifal bore fproiat til D9io.
oagstio. &onln1D, bring Sc @rene, Der ligger paa min
Enlt, til .Polt6niet. Soo II ieg ferbig; bboroon er bet
ifet2 @r oct olporligt2"
vSo, oct irpster iee. Oct Iiot, hi peb, er, OF De
biloe fore ooer Sporet lie foron ct Cog; SeItenc bIep
ratnrlioois ifp, 0ognen pelteoe @rsften, og beege
Serrerre bleo foiteoe ct Stpffe bort. Seq begriber blot
iffe, ~boorleoes De inbeif at bIioe fnlit of Toset."
Gortirttes.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-08

Seq lobeoe oo for Geten Deller intet bcltemt, "
iag0e Senrp eitert9nfiomt, uieg baboe netop 3oritano
nof til oct @oot, Molterp, ieg bar b~irfelig 9pt til
of looe big bet; ieg 9ioer e%ge1tlig life en- Gang ieo
oao meo, men oct er ben tosieoe g}oaoe, ieg oltio Iooer
mig trpffe meo pao."
Seq benter poa DIT Soar, Iag6e 8beo6or alpor.
ligt.
u@o6t, = ieg oil life gao meol"
Eat, Setrpl" oenne Sang in1iIeoe ban o9 f6ieoe
til: DO M oct anoet?@
Set er en- Gag for ii9l" Ip0 oct irolige Spar;
yOet er life ioa let at iua ai9iort. Seq foritoor Dig
fun ballot, og %aligeoel ia, teoretiif oeO ieg 10 NOT,
bboo on bill mig! 8beooor, jg ifaG tanfe ooer oetl"
Ser un0lop G6eooor ct life Slf; ban maotte Ie
9i0en an, men en- bel 3d ipntes Dog naaet Sag.
Ger bleo banfet pa 8erer, 8beo6or gff ben og
oobne0e Ben. og ga 0enrg lptteoe, 66rte ban Ell flor,
no9et a%foGrnpet Stenlme iperge: o8it sin Sen ipiie
5rofot ionnen me0 Big, 8beo0or, o9 dnfer ou noge1
no9et I%qrli9t?"
o3ffe nooet i%9rliot." Ioore6e 86eooor Imilenoe.
Or oct ct lille ginf ON. at hi er urimeIi9 tent poo
Scribe, WinnD? Sa, oct or Tor 9olt, men MI ifal oi
itrofs fomme."
Seq er en- e%9enfGrli9 Sur iorioen alt oct anoet,"
ing0e 9enro og iuffeoe oDbt, ioet ban ~ifDnoiomit be.
oDn0te at opre 9oilette. g9ooroon fan 0u BOG bare al
6cn Gi0 at ipiloe poo en- ,on mig - Sor on ior &e.
item nogen Sinoe feIt Dit Sooeo im1rre iot ct Noffe.
biul, @alIerp?~
Seq ien6te Sr. Steifens eft 9or Orb tioGgt
Mioraes % loo BAN bloc, at ieg ferit fltnoe fonrne
nooet ienere, ga6 Sooeoet goot, 6enr0."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-08
Goog tppenoe 9opitel.
Staffels ScnrD.

Recommendations 9aoge beg for oct p~rG9tigite
SoIifin, og SoIen too allere0e bit pda SimIcrt oa
SenrD Saitinas nenote fig imlgt Sengen ct Qar San.
&c og %paogneoe op til en- ne Gag, fulo al Sfart, Glen.
oiabeo % Selpbebreioeier.
ga, ti ban fenOte b%irfeIig til Setobebreioelie,
oenne unge Dlono, Der Dor fsot og %op6raget l. bDao
man funoe faIoe en- o5rliteliernes 8ribbgnf"; oct bar
ferIt for ganife npIig, ban ret bar fontmen til 9eDioit.
be6 ON, bpor tunge 29nfer 2ofen bapoe In9t bam / og
ban fqnpeoe mn for at brpoe Dem, toe oct enc gooe
Soript eiter oct nnoet, men erfareoe lige ioa ofte,
at aooe 3orIqtter fun bar ifsre 9roooe SonnenIig.
ming mel De Itqrfe 9aono, boorneo bans 3pron bolot
BAN iaft.
San itsnneoe oe boiteoe ct qor @ange, io Hog
ban ginene OPP og iaa fig %forpiloet on.
~Waen bbor al geroet err ieg Dog LAMBETH" fagoe
ban til Iioit, - % Ebeooor trna6te ben mob BAN nleo
ct penIigt Sob Mtorgen. Senrpl"
.Spao / al 2anoiens Il" beepnote Senrp. men
ioa boIot ban inoe, og ioct Grinorineerne ~be9pnote at
boogne, brso ban no ct fort, ifarpt, i~nerteligt Nal"
os loo fla faloe tiIboge mob Tioerne.
Error Oh, on er raft NOT til at funne iino 90 og
eao meo mig neo til 5rofcit9" ipurgte 1beooor.
Senrp reiIte fla pan Den enc albue og nobrso:
.Ser, Mallerp, bporfor cuerloo on mig Dog lite til
min SfGbne? Seq bar nof itoIpret biem paa en- eIer
omoen Maooe, og ffuIoe min Selter ioo lite babe foa.
ct fat mig, goot, iaa baooe min ppperliee 5aoer bel
NOT Jet mig og faaet mig iparfet no. San bar Grligt
Iopet mia bct, 90 iaobnn ebre De bel til iioft ollel
Sffe Ionot, Mollerp2 ferIt ~fabriferer man Drufferbolte
af beoIte gpne, os naar Grbeioet %bespnoer at gsre I'm
Mefter sGre, iaa paa Dsren rneo oetF"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-08

SamiIien Saitinss traoote an til miooag pao ben
aITerfineite @aabe. ST.. SaItings ferte Den fornenirrle
@nft, Sri De gsitt fra Bolton, 90 Senrp iilete efter
meo bender eIeeante 9otter. gne Spor af ben iioite
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-08
II. Andrews Episcopnl

Corner Fillmore and 9th SIS.
Bible Glass aud Sunday school.
Hlt m.
Morning Service and Sermon. 10
o. m
Evening Service and sermon Sis
o. 3d.
Monday afternoon al 4 o'clock the
feaHIar meeting of The Womans An.
1ilay boz The church Al O'Clock
following The auxiliary. the lecture
t1 the women of the parish and
fHcir friends These LECTURES are
inr all women who desire 10 avail
themselves ot this opportunity.
The Tuesday evening mems group
V'll Dee discontinued during tho sum
mcr Boo win resume again the first
o. October under the direction OF
parish club for men.
Tho regular litany service and ad
dress Wednesday evening S o'clock
a cordial invitation 10 an friends
and visitors 800 the city 10 worship
with us go 400 services. from the rec
tnr ani congregation.
q Vs. TRAPNELL. Rector
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-08

Tho pastor will preach at il.O,
a. M AZ The evening service. \ "a
O'Clock. Karl Lehman. lnter-stal,
FielSocretary of Christian Endcayoi
work will deliver an address. This
service in the interest Of young PEG
pies work a most cordial and ur
gent invitation ls extended TO an "a
attend
Sunday school e:i5 a. m.
Morning Music.
Anthem Nearer My God IA
Thee Esen with bass colo by
Mr. Cockrell
Solo Tho Homeland Herbert
johnson Miss Hopkins.
Etouins music
Anthem The King Of Glory. e.
Parks
Solo THE r1'nitent', Wander
Water Miss Hiatt.
Person. wishing 10 unite with our
church mas present themselves al
the close of the morning or even
inc service Come 10 these service
and Join 90 the worship Of the Lord 2
day.
r. TONsEN. Minister.
p D. HlGGlNBOTHAM. supt.
49, s. ANTELL. Organisl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-08
Iust Christian

Bible school H:ia a. m.
Public worship ] a. M. aud s 80
pm
Junior Enicavor .. m.
Senior y. y. S. &. v. 1880.
Theme Of morning sermon Look
ing unto Jesus.
At The evening hour the service
viii be la charge of the children oI
tha B.hlo school.
You cannot afford 10 miss this
service See program on another
PAGE OF This paper.
special music at each service.
s most cordial welcome 10 an our
services extended to the general
runIi.
W. =. JENNINGS. Pastor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-08

Rev Thoml Dyer pastor col
lho First Congregational church col
Albuquerque. Sew Mexico. s expect
ed Boz tbc ci'y Tuesday. June lntb
where hc viii visit relatives and
friends Tor "a week The local Con
EDUCATIONAL church. Tenth and Hu
chanan. bias secured bi. services 'n.
a series of lectures The FIRST en
titled. Love. Court Dip aud Star
ruso viii bc given rurdi. Gwen
liup june lnth. at $500 nr.o.. ST.
charge viii De- made for Ambulance
Nut un offering viii Dc tateH I0. Oh,
benefit of lho church
Tlp Iu. Aurrl, <,.. Iu. Nr
a.'rs. california hl lh. u|o n.
40 at nl tls lecture
.I". Court Np and uwu
Nas th, subject oft % HHu, H...
cred CO ibD Congregational church
hS Rev Thomas O.. Dyer TH. aO
toutiou vas most Jpp...nU., TH
lecturer s. used fo platform p,aa
ina and o. 20 finished and mnruaN,
speaker The lecture vas excellent
iH matter. method auI delivery
most interesting aud highly usJmc
tive. ull of humor without lDuU
hristlius with happy hH ard NI
ticisms skiUmlN elected to convey
most valuable adti,. aHd auu.t
90 point aud impress, tho hirh,
moral lesson Nr Dyer shouH
bee heard inr and ni1. uu ths mb
icrt Those who uEt. hm VII De-
amply repaid
Mr.. dyer win br remembered a
former pastor oI tHa IoD' Couar,
-auonal church While hop m.
ability as speaker ul r..nrn#u
and Appreciated lI. delivered Oh,
haccllauroat' sermon Ior .H, enH
uating class of no, ii.sh s.huH. auH
three days latter when president
Gray of the ruiyrr.If. of N.N Nrl
leo failed 30 arrlt. uu deliver rh.
Glass Address Mr. Ut.r 800. pr. U.
into service ou frR HUu notice
and filled tho place with credit o.
himself and satisfaction i0 tHe au
dicuco. See delivered ure. u
lectures 90 The summer Norma
school. addressed thr Labor uH
crowd a. GleuVood and filled date
on the summer DhauHm ..H,
40 doubt the church aiN %. .ly
10 iis capacity by ir.nnI anI aI
mirers of tho speaker
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-08

Corner rolk and SOB $50
ERNEST D. ROBINSON Fa'or
sabbath school at Hf.H W
e. G. CuENEVOKTH rIpi
Lesson Joseph fpr.ue Ii
Brethren Gen. I.It.
Preaching "a % o. ODD tnd 'a %
no. by tho pastor.
Morning subject Iar Cool o
Life"
S.1s q. m subject 900 900
mark
The church $500 Mood you .rdI
DO not Gail to ue Hr eni Dou.
lnglnr and everybody uErs part
Learucrs at @ and E.. o. W
a cordial invitation to 1Il
Musical Program
Morning Music
Anthem Praise &C. fbo Lord
Solo Ninety aud Niur Champ
ION Miss Noa Elder Oh. Iou.tou
Evening Music
Anthem Hear on. Prayer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-08
N''H7H5e 'uaeHtsi

lby Or. J r. Nunu uf This dy
Al the s a. evening service Rev
Aiticus webb OF Fort Worth will
speak upon Scientific Temperance
Mr. Webb is superintendent Of
the Fort Worth District for zoe tafl
saloon League and cordial invita-
ton o. extended 20 the plhN. to at
tend
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-08

..r h4' 90 'aH Hoi ru'mIHt. u.cI 3D..
aH n ~, r1V" ,ur s.rl,, .r.,,
were evidently proplruc1Ily written NJ
thr church thc Lorls brethren The
IaWIst compares This unity of uo
brethren. tho Church. Co The prcriuu.
ointment poured upon the head OF On.
s.ug aul ~ the high priest ou thcIr 600
dtri.nu Unto office This amounting m
evidently typ.dcd The Holy Spirit lU.
priest iyp.lcd the Royal Priest lcu.
OH" Head and the Church fll- Eudy
The mounting % the Holy Spirit hls
.or'.u.cd and gives mn JUNCTION 90 900
o. .l- rue members BY this uoiut
Docs These m1y be recognized as on,
with Christ.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-08
Truth hx Accident

The best definition OF a dcmc-0gue
will always remain with the ltile SRI
u seven Who said a demaFogue is a
vessel containing beer and other
liquids
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-08
"faIl Not Out b. Tho Way."

IHDa'ly Joseph $50. 20 keen obsory
"f human nature Many would have
Thought 10 uunreessa Go caution tho
I".Iu against puirs AMONGST
iA"H r.fw under . the c.rum.
stance" Many would have said. They
$500 Doc Foo uFerloycd O love $3.50 ure
f1. amongst them 900 uo dispute.
I.r contrary howe is often true
Whom prosperity coUn. there lrc COP
r"rWI'..s 10 feel more or less envy
Hud HcIHshncss
WeI 10 s thai Gods people should
accept Joseph wont See Tint 500
lI rlt out one with another by th.
way. % Is the W. planted fur u.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-08
In>t baptist

lH the absence of the pastor, Rev
t D Jenkins the pulpit viii Dee fill.
cl a' the ~ O'Clock morning service
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-08

lI I.lr lUfu u o.
% uarrow diH ult
Way full 81 u,ltcr
siir to tllc ilpsh
aul trials audtc,l
a. tl.r spirit FRO
potionately there
should b. love ana
mp1tliv. co-orcr8
tipu and helpful
ness
TIp WDrI. az Ga.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-08

Joseph bad pIannc .lat for the Owe
remaining years OF 'hc nuiuc 100
BEAST his fathcr la aud Indeed thr
entire family shuuld mc lnD lGpi
IT, thought Of the d et styled Gosh
ou as very suitable . Thorn. being 81
rHii.ruaz.ug locality Pharaoh gave
ful consent and SUI FED t-lt I-Fp
tHu wagons be- sent fetch Jacob luI
t.e women md child o.
Joseph prepared iuelcs Tor the
Journey and little eut Indicative
of Dds love lie SEM po.ill mr ase
90 ID" Hfhor and o. q hustle Boz con-
". HD Egypt Th hc kissed tlem
goodbye saying.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-08

out They were ih.f.flre uu
hy IDph's words of hr1'ter'y tud
hess and sympathy. anl unable o. be
lioyc that Dc meant 10 They concluded
that be- was doaline -rlc.ously with
them Tor h.H father Hsc
80 $40 und year. f'eruard. these
ten brethren were lH trcrId1iion best
Joseph should wreaa .eH.eanoe uf0n
Thorn lficr Thar Iaco bad died Thc
went 200 hIm nking continuance
Of h.s forgiveness tlf Joseph rpm
forted them. aud nHHe kInlIy unto
them Genesis J0la
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their trains without inspecting and re
pairing them about every 100 miles.
The automobile, which involves
much more complication and being op'
Grated under reverse conditions needs
such a system more than any othe
form of transportation.
The automobile owner has furnish
ed car and worst of all, furnished
the money to educate 95 per cent NJ
the automobile mechanics. In M
opinion, the automobile industry he's
progressed as rapidly as the average
mechanic has. So we are still paying
out money for which we get nothing
If the legislature would pass bill
forcing the mechanic that charges you
75c per hour for his time to stand n
rigid examination and then receive 4
license to do business, the owner of a
car would know who he could trust his
car with.
This would keep large per cent. OF
work out of the experimenters hands
thereby reducing the present mainte-
nance of automobiles.
GORDON STATHAM.
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PRESENT EXPENSE OF OPE-
RATING AUTOS UNNECESSARY

The automobile industry To-Day
or,ong the most powerful and
.,.,st important of American manuiA'
4 r,le,4 cannot be found a more
, duration of the rapid PR
.el,,4 end commercial develo J.
- in this country than the advance
of tho automobile industry.
The United States up to July 81 1913
bos registered 1,147,16S cars VI ms
nur,her Georgia owns 21,21O cars
.lino az the seventeenth state III
o.der Of total registrations. The total
-.o.rotion Of automobiles of NORTH
Corolina Alabama and Florida only
reaches 22,209.
The average cost of the automobile
g +odav is $1,000. Georgia, as well as
,r,hor of other states, has hoWled
abont the expense of automobiles. TINS
oomnIaint was based on the list price
~ automobiles, not figuring in the
cost of upkeep. The maintenance Hf
Tho average cars in the South in tire
wears will exceed the original list
price.
If is out of our reach to control the
list price of cars, but we can reduce
the upkeep of cars by using more
system.
Railroads and other forms Of trans
nortation have long ago paid for the
exnerjence that the Southern automf :
bile owners are now paying for. Rail-
road companies have experts at the
head of all their departments, and yet
thew have not been able to operate
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! Direct From the Diamonds
Southern League.

Southern League.
First game: Atlanta Z, Chattanoo-
ga 2.
Second game: Atlanta 2, Chatta-
nooga 6.
FIRST game: Birmingham 4, Nash
vile 9.
Second game: Birmingham Z, Nash
Vile 5.
Memphis 4, Montgomery 1. called a,
end of fifth inning; rain.
New Orleans Mobile; rain.
South Atlantic League.
First game: Jacksonville 2, Albany
Second game: Jacksonville 1, Al
bany 0.
Charleston 4, Columbus d. Twelve in
|nings.
First game: Macon 4, Savannah IL
Second game: Macon 3, Savannah
g.
American League.
Chicago 0, New York 2.
st. Louis 0, Boston 4.
Cleveland 10, Philadelphia 1.
Detroit l, washington 6.
National League.
First game: Philadelphia 3, Chi
cago 4.
Second game: Philadelphia 8, Chi
|cago 8.
Boston 8, Cincinnati 7. Eleven in
,nings.
First game; Brooklyn 0, st. Louis !.
Second game: Brooklyn IA, St
Louis 5.
New York 6, Pittsburg s.
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ERA
H HOUSE
MONDAY
AUGUST 18th

"That Texas Quartette"
conceded to be the best
male quartete on the road.
Here for Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday. The act
is the most expensive that
we have had this season
and for that reason we are
forced to advance the price
just a little. Matinee at 4:30
p. H., admission SC and 10c.
Nights at s and $50 p. M,
admission 10c and Zoe
Performance begins at3 pm
and continues until II pm.
The picture program is a
good one.
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4 = \ \ 4 \ 4 4 \ \ 4
GREAT statesmen :

= What every dealer needs in this 4
= world is, first, to have people y
= know what he has for sale, and, .
= second, to be able to get it & to >
: those that want it at fair price. "
= The great distributor of goods =
\ is and should be the local mer- y
= chant =
y And the great salesman of the y
4 United States should be the =
= country editor, the man who =
= alone reaches the substantial, =
4 solid population Of the country y
\ and of the small towns. \
4 The editor who can reach a =
+ thousand or five hundred of the y
4 jewellers in villages and in the =
country should be worth more as =
= salesman, properly used, than =
= any other in the United States. y
4 And in proportion to it's circu- y
\ lation has newspaper is infinitely =
= the most valuable advertising me- =
= dunn in the United States.
\ This we have said and shall =
\ repeat until the big manufactur- =
\ ers, the big national advertisers, =
\ realize what it means to them. y
= The country local editors are y
= the national policemen, the only >
! superintendent that watch for =
\ the public welfare in the small =
= places.
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"TheR your wife didn't enjoy her
trip to Niagara"
"No; the minute she saw the rush
ing water she began to wonder If she
hadn't come away from home and
left d faucet running. p-Pittsburg
Post.
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FACTS, FIGURES ANDFABLES FOR FANS
(BY QUIMBY MELTON.)

kid, | wouldn't take $4,000 for
you,' Bill Huffman told Chancey after
the lad made his home run. A minute
later he added. And l wouldn't take
it for you either, Red" to Dacey The
old boy was feeling fine and walloped
the ball himself.