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The Tupelo journal., 1913-04-11
Hon. Walter Price.

On his own initiative, Senator
John Sharp Williams has urged
upon President Wilson the ap-
pointment of Mr.. Price as Collec-
tor of Internal Revenue for Ala
bama and Mississippi. Mr.. Price
was an applicant for the marshal
ship of the Southern district of
Mississippi. but Senator Williams
was committed to another candl-
date for that office. The Sera-
tors voluntary action in using
his powerful influence to secure
Mr.. Price an appointment practl-
cally as good as the one he sought
speaks we'll for the esteem in
which the distinguished senator
from Mississippi holds the distin-
guished senator from Noxubee.
Mr.. Price has lived all his life
IN this county andh his whole ca
reer has been marked, both in
public and private relations. by
honesty, courage and ability.
His services to his people have
been distinguished and he has
been a loyal democrat, serving
his party in and out of office. In
whatever way the matter is con-
sidered the appointment of Mr..
Price will be an excellent one
and we'll deserved. Macon Bea-
con.
The Tupelo journal., 1913-04-11
WHEN YOUR LIVER
GOES WRONG
Nearly Everybody Needs Liver Stimu-
liant at One Time or Another

liant at One Time or Another
Nearly everybody nov and then is an
moved with a sluggish. lazy liver or by
contipatlon or by biliousness.
1t is for this reason that Dodson's
Liver Tone is such a good medicine to
keep always in the house.
Either children or grown-ups a take
Dodson's Liver Tone without bad after
effects and without restriction of habit
or diet. 1t Is a vegetable quid with a
pleasant taste, but a reliever of con-
stipation and liver troubles, and entire
" takes the place of calomel.
Clifton's Pharmacy guarantee every
bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone they. sell.
1t costs so cents per bottle and if you
are not satisfied that it is worth the
money. they will hand your half dollar
back to yon with a smile.
Don't be fooled by preparations int
tating the claims of Dodson's Liver
Tone. Just remember Clifton's Phar-
macy will give you back your money II
Dodson's Liver Tone fails you. That
Is q guarantee that guarantees.
The Tupelo journal., 1913-04-11
A E DISCOVERY

G. w. Eatman, of Grenada, Miss !,
has discovered a wonderful liquid med
icine, greaseless, known as kuykendalPs
Eczema Remedy. 1t is a never-failing
remedy for Eczema, letter, Ring Worm
Poison Oak Itch. Fever Blisters, Frost
Bites, Chicken Pox, Prick.ing Heat,
Nettlerash and all skin affections. The
healing power of this remedy is so great
that it has cured old stubborn sores
thought to be cancers. On sale at
Pound Kincannon- Elkin Co.'S.
The Tupelo journal., 1913-04-11

DR.. Evans, Ex-Commissioner Of Health,
says: There is almost no relation be-
tween skin diseases and the blood" The
skin must be cured through the skin.
The germs must beswashed out, and so
ealves have long ago been found worth
less. The most advanced physicians Of
his country are now agreed on this. and
are prescribing q wash of wi~ntergreen,
thymol and other ingredients for eczema
and all other skin diseases. This COM
pound is known as Odd. Prescription
for Eczema.
The Tupelo journal., 1913-04-11

Try French Market Coffee on your own tabe-jus once. Note
delicious aroma and Aavor-is smoothness, its exhiaranon. Dnr
several cups at acknowledgements it with other cofees.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-05

SOC regular 81 3 Coed Crepe Gowns white blue
Hand Embroidered
choose FROM
others Val
worth all 48c.
nainsook lace
trimmed, all Sizes
Ladies' Full Length Skirts
length good QUALITY cam
brio, deep flounce with cluster tucks.
Combination Suits
So 90 Combination Suits nansoo
others embroidery trimmed Many styles from
Childrens Drawers
and inch " -
l5 for 25c Drawers made good quality deep ffe hem
' -
Womens Drawers canbr hetched ts as
sorted styles, all Sizes ~ -
Ladies' Gowns
La Junta tribune., 1913-05-17
'Ac"es"eemnss Ps-sy

Airs. r. d. McCintock entertain
ed n few friends informally Friday
afternoon At a thimble party. Durinx
the afternoon, telegram arrived for
MIS-. McClintock, who requested o.le
Of her guests to read II aloud. The
news II contained proved to be most
Interesting as 1t was the announce
ment OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Cohoon,
OF Cedar Falls, Ia. OF the engage
ment Of their daughter. Miss Edrie
Cohoon, OF Cedar Falls, Ia. to Mr..
Coan W. Moore OF tails city.
Miss Coh6on received the conxratu.
lattons Of those present. after which
the hostess served refreshments. The
color scheme Of red and white was
carried out In decorations and menu,
the 10 cream being Of white brick
form. enclosing 4 red heart. Mrs.
W. S. Eakle assisted Mrs. McClin.
tuck In serving.
Ntss Cohoon wore a becoming gown
Of pink ratine. trimmed with em.
bsoidery. bands.
Those who were entertained were
Miss Cohoon and a dozen Of her most
intimat. friends. The approachin
marriage will take place September
18th. at the home OF the brides par.
ents In Cedar Falls.
Miss Conoon has made many friends
in La Junta. having been engaged
for two years as Instructor Of music
in the public schools of the city.
Mr.. Moore is in the mail service.
and both are receiving tae congratu-
lations OF a host Of friends.
La Junta tribune., 1913-05-17
HIGH SCHOOL EVENTS.

Quite \ number Of Ia Junta root.
ers accompanied the track team OF
the La Junta High School to Rocky
Ford on Friday OF last week to
attend the inter-scholastic field
sports that took place there that
day. The track meet resulted rs
follows: Central High School. Of
Pueblo. h3 points; Rocky Ford. 81;
Las .Animas. s; Trinidad. 81. La
Junta T.
The declsmatory contest which
took place In the evening was won
BY Rocky Ford. who was represent.
ed by Miss Aileen Richards.
The events Of the following day
occurred In this city. The girls
tennis tournament was won by Rocky
Ford. and the boys contest was
won by Centennial High School, OF
Pueblo. In the evening spelling
match and an oratorical contest
were held at the high school audi
torium. The spelling match was
won by Trinidad. and the oratorical
contest was won by Howard Snoddy
representing Las Animas.
The big event of the series was
the baseball game Saturday afternoon
at Pastime Park. between Trinidad
and La Junta, to decide the cham
pionship of the Southern Colorado
La Junta tribune., 1913-05-17

Northern New Mexico lnterschoiAstic
League. There was \ large crowd OF
interested spectators. the gate re-
ceipts being about SIS.
The La Jun,a boys were somewhat
nervous and unsteady xt the start,
but through the excellent pitching Of
Guiss. for the locals. Trinidad WAS
held runlcss for the first three
hninxx. In iae fourth Trinidad put
on her batting clothes and scored
four runs. La Junta following suit
IN the nth and batting In three
runs. In the sixth. Trinidad had An.
other batfest and five more men
made the circle OF the diamond be-
fore the third man was out. giving
them y total Of nine runs.
Kent McCxulcy opened the eigd'h
fot la Junta with = ,wo-baSscr. Me
Cune followed with u line drive taru
tho pitcher. which WAS fielhod by
tAs second bascman. McCaulcy wa
called out II second while Mccune
rested safely on first. There Was n
lolx argument and much ~rang'ins
over the decision ii second. with
tAs result that Ia Junts finished III"
game under . protest which Viii b."
acted upoa at the next meeting of
the baxue committee Nccnne WAS
called out while attempting To steal
sscoud. but With two down Ia Jun
u scored another run before bcink
retired. Triniiad llke~isc scored n
run Ia her half ol the eighth. max.
lag the score reed Trinidad 10. -
Juata I.
TIE home boys started the ninth
inuiag with . long delayed dc'"rms'
astioa % still Win out at that stage
q he game. and they almost sue.
cssl~d. Tr.nsdsd's pitcher easily dis.
pessA oe ths first two outs then
vsahsaed. and Through errors and u
coupls Of walks the bases wcr"
flll~d. In the face Of this situation.
with ths L. jvnta rootsrr In the
STANDS wildly calling for = HON"
run. Captaia EDWARDS stspps,d 10
~ DlAts asd slapped = stinsinx hit
dovn sAs third bass,ine which net.
~ hin three bases anA scored three
ruas. Rosn1 ssAslitsted - pinch
hittsS. vas ~ b. ~ Dttchss and
vgo0o11v 0esle ssses1 wsdtstyA.
- - aas,et. sseslas I've rss+
La Junta tribune., 1913-05-17

tAt preparatory ana commercial nlSn
schosIs are scheds;ed 70 take place
~ usual the last week Of this month.
Thr saccais1.ca'c asrmon wNl be de-
iHered Sanday. M. 25th. At the
hisa = 400 audito. 'rm at S O'Clock
In the evening by Rev. Howard Col.
die
On Tuesday nicat tie senior class
OF the preparatory | is.. school will
present clever pla, AT Wonderly's
Theatcr. entitled The End Of the
Rainbow" in which nearly all the
members will participate, The fol
lowing Thursday will be Commence
mcnt Day There will be an address
In the evening at the auditorium by
DIR. George H. Glover. OF the State
Agricultural College on The Honor
System" and diplomas VIII be Civ
en to the two classes
The members of the graduating
class from the preparatory hi-h
school are as follows:
La Junta tribune., 1913-05-17
Photo BY Moysmont

sweet peas In delicate pink and
whit" shades being used In profusion.
The evening was spent In play Ing
500. an interesting series OF games
being enjoyed Miss Gcncvicvc
Bradish sang several solos. which
were very much enjoyed by the
guests. and there was also n short
program Of Victrola music. Re.
freshmcnis were served IN the din.
Ing room. the Ices. cakes aud recep.
tion sticks being In pink and green.
The host Was assisted In rccriv.
ins by his mother. Mrs. q. A. White.
head. and his sister. Mrs. ELLIS Sum.
merr. The refreshments were scry.
I'd by Mrs. Summers and Miss Mary
Calfec. The others present were
Mr. and Mrs. George Rabcock. Mr.
and Mrs. =. Y. Mcislfrcsh. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hoyt X. 'Pottcnxsr. Mias Kn.
u" Jordan. Miss Carrie Day, Miss
Genevteve Bradish. Mrs. Newton I'd.
wards. 8. c. Taylor. Francis Nelson
ard ". l.. Dissendcffcs.
80
La Junta tribune., 1913-05-17

Emerson Observation-Disclosures Miller
Helen Andrews Clyde Sinclair
Ruth Brown John Spalding
Ethel Harris Marian Spaiding
Ruth lsaacs Frank Strain
Irene Jones Morris Stubbs
Adeline Lyngar Helen Vaughn
Anna Magec Bessie Vernon
Walter Myers Herbert Wadleigh
Walter Miller Gladys Wood
Pauline Schulz Ethel Rice
Those who will graduate from III.
commercial high school are:
Eva {. Franklin Florence n. Allen
Georg" \. Hoskins Marx'ite Wonderly
Hazel Brennan Winnie l.. Nelson
Ernest y. Olson Ethel G. Wieland
Flor.no. l. Miles Helen l.. Seward
La Junta tribune., 1913-05-17

w.iiis Jay McCauiey reaching second
q moment later With two men on
ard two runs needed to win, Bur.
rows. the next up. struck out, end
Ing the game with a score Of 10 to
3 In favor OF Trinidad.
La Junta tribune., 1913-05-17
Five Hundred Party.

Whit mead were very delight fully
entertained Wednesday evening at
his home. 500 Cimarron avenue The
rooms Were pretiiiy decorated for
IN. occa sion. roses. carnations and
La Junta tribune., 1913-05-17
eehisk .oeh eltree,

MI {. X. schisk. Of Rocky Ford.
and Miss Dolii~ y. Ochsitre~, Of this
city. were married Thursday a.orninx
at ii O'Clock at the Baptist parson.
age BY Rev Emanuel Payne. Mr..
and Nrs. schi-k will make their
homo on . rsnch about twenty miics
south Of Ia Junta.
La Junta tribune., 1913-05-17
GnsIe~Wailses.

IN" marriage of Walter O. IN.
sisn and Miss Bcssis n. Wallace
took place Wednesday nixht Il the
baetkt parsonage. Rev. Emanuci
rayns officiating. The newly mar.
r1s'd couple viii make their homo In
North Ia Junss.
La Junta tribune., 1913-05-17
Thimbls Party.

A a"li2hiful Informal event Of III.
week Was the thimble party given
on Wednesday afternoon by Mira J.
y. Rice. at her home. 'o2 Santa Fe
avenue. to honor her guest. Mrs. =.
\. Card. Of Pueblo. The afternoon
WAS plea sanity spent with necdic~orh
after which light refreshments were
served by the hostess.
tn. guests biddsn to meet Mrs.
Card were Mrs Grant Harbour. Mrs.
~ +. Hall. Mrs. 4. u. corbin. Mrs.
John Fisher. Mrs. W. y. Morrison.
Mrs. X. X. Stewart. Mn. r. r. Lew.
II. Mrs. George Thompson. Mrs. ElIa
Light. Mrs. X. d. McClintock. Mrs.
John Beard. Mrr. J. r. kcarns. Mrs.
w. n. Brags. Oirs. q. u. winchs,i
aad Mrs. Nosh George.
Asynslds. .tNsssess
La Junta tribune., 1913-05-17
Chapter W. ?. Z. O.

Chapter w.. p. q. O.. met Wed.
nssday aftsrnoon with Mn. John
LAob. Mn. Oeorge Bebcock vss
'sstaatsd isto he order. ne nsxt
ossslng VIII b. VIA Mrs. otis
WQoAl
La Junta tribune., 1913-05-17
AsynsI6s s.Wsssoee

Announcements have been rccciv.
ID IN Ia Junta Of the marriage oi
M'ss Marian wscas~r To Mr. byron
Bailey Reysolds. on Tuesday evening,
May sth. 81 the home og the brides
parents In kansas City. The brids
10 we'll known In tAh city. having
r,sde L. JunsA her home for sons
tine several yeass ago. Her many
frissds here sxtssd congratnlAttoas
Ar. aal Mn. ksysojds wiil ~ q
home AFTER Nay SetA at 1871 Row.
ianl svsass. kaasas c1tS. ~.
La Junta tribune., 1913-05-17
commencement Week

The commencement exc xsrcises OF
,ae preparatory and commercial high
sShosIs are scheduled 70 take place
~ usual the last week Of this month
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-18

De ogiaa Set 3oie SrIeoag. Stem.
ningen bar tiIoels IiOt bei; men for.
reitcn iorlgb Soften / al 8eE1ptIig.
beO. Zen 5te SuIeoag bdpSe Rem.
nebn aibolosIag Set / l~lngoomrsIo-
falet paa Sapoal. Ger gar 5oreorag
% SplpSnirg al 9rrer Sltnoe. Sor.
relten CplGSning al Here iamt Gang.
Samti0ig bapee Seget Iarsmsoe,
hppr ears SANDAL blep pdlgt iom
6ornrauo ~iiteoetfor EeOer 9rdtiet,
lom iroiagoe itg 6ieupolg.
Zen CITE SliIeoaa bapoe Rernebir
neore aiboloslag 6cit / Sfolebuiet
paa SoIo. Der bar SoreorGg og
SplGSning al aloffer Soel, Srgel.
muiis al Crit 2uno ianrt Spl9sning
al ilere.
SsrOaeaiten oen 4oe Sauniar ban.
DC g.fboloSlaget "Prsoen" Set paa
"SoIfuang". Soreorag al aloffer
Soel OF 2prer SuuSe. 8erre itbite
l9itc ogiaa 90. Sililut Seq.
Irbeiosformono 5afle og Narie
:. 8otbeim her ira Spoul bIeo |
Sillen piet | Sronbhietn. SSnaebriat
S~oasenget blep ogiaa gift / Sitlel,
Sans grlb or ira Coz. fSeier aarI
glomberg. ipenif al Ssoiel, men rit
mango Iar boenoe Der / Tren.
belagen og M foit aniat Seier | Sp-
bal, ifal meb oct fsrite aifte iig meo
Honbi Sorsoatter gs, SsnIet.
Sra Imerifa fom hicm iii Slfl
S~ngebrigt Gerber. en- Ssn al elias
Sptber. San bar ePret borte / lGrt.
gere 3io. gnopioere Eeoer 8. Dior.
fen. SGn bar pPret berooer "a
aar. In6erS 8epe ng err ogiao biel-
fommeu. Toa ct fortere geisg er
@ocuoro Gritao fonmren biem. San
err Ell gror al ganffasierer ErItao,
% bar opboIot fig / amerifa Ell lang
RGffe al Mar.
Sobu %. 5orsmpr, 9irfaafermoer,
osoe Slileaften, % gm 81.
S2oals Raaaag bapbe alrrofeit
paa Sfogheim, Riie, oen 3bie San.
Ter bar ca. 300 Ieltagere. 9prer
MeSlo bolbt SoreArag og Ola Riie
forto;te Sfrsner. 9eslroen bar Ser
Wuiif al 2eleipiaerer Senben. 10
bpttet blep ca. 80 aroner. Seiteu
ifilIoe oPre ioert foielig, fortplles
ser. gn Rpngoe Sernbonearbeioe-
re bar m96t ircm.
SeIcipiaeren Senoen iptlte for
9drna un6er SliletrPfeiten pda Rtie
SfcIe. Oct par melt 3trfemiiif Sg
baaoc Barn og Borne bar meget taf.
nenmeltg for benne llnoerbolontng.
fem BAN Meet gauife gratis. Sr.
Senoer omtaIes iom en- al Hinfeite
gioliaipilerc, iom bar retit her.
5erreS foar lea lutte bernegurs.
Meo DC beoite Siliener og Guifer for
Get Star, ri MI err gaaet ino l. forblt.
Der icg eoers iorbunbne
gmbret.
Sp0al / SSanuor 1913.
eeno "1seorah. Soften" til SIPgt % BEN
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-18

UT SppVSSlle 2utH Suleuu9 UeU
Serer SjsrIo og SobamneS &sooei
5 en- Seufeenhe bar oenne Sui boz
ret Iioet bpggeIig. Ser bsres ON fle.
re SiIfeIOer af SIagsmaal % ulpf'
fer paa @runO al 8eruieIie.
8eb Ssnnoaen bar en Del Iul9gS-
arbetbere peret / Slagsmaal og
brigt artp. @n al Dem ifal bore
$50 iom Ssfge af fine Saar. Gems
matroen / aotfne og Renneblt mout-
re begge tubfinoe fig. Sire Stpffer
blep arreitereoe.
Soa 8aaSbaugen W~aoroifogen)
fnuIte enOel InIegSarbctOere flere
Sinblresrlloer og Hog ct Spmto meo
8arS ubo0er Wonben / Suiet.
Sra 8riooalen oppe peo Crib
it1en, beretteS ogioa ont SIa8Smaal
og Srug al &nto.
On ltngopm Der fra Spbal bar
brltffet 8enet / 9eruielie, OF en- an
Ben blep ifipnfet bsobritffen at Ell
uSieI &amerat, operlcot til Jig ielp
og ifmfrsS begge fine Senoer. Set.
re b9nbte Iatten me1em treble og
fjeroe Sltleoag.
Gen itaffars 8ut er mi UNDER 29'
gebebanoling. Oct er life gobt at
bloc, bporom set bill goa meo bans
Sprber. Irbeiosltopgttg bIir ban
nof for Iengere Gib. San mtitet Og'
iaa lit 2ommeubr og fin Cue - oft
for m eneIte &us - bans ferIte.
Ga, al BEN 2ioelie, Rso og @lenbtg-
beb, Der er en- Sslge al De itGrfe
9riffe!
Wontro ON ben Dag fommer, 90
hi oprtaur alminoeIigt Sorbuo baa-
Be MOB Eilptrfntng og SnoferIel for
belle 9anoet?
Gen Gag Ri er befriet for berthe
frpgtelige Stenbe, bill brtnge % ct
mt 1914 oq 1905. - @n at Be Stng,
Iom gleber mig peo eft StorblaO iom
"9ecorab-BoIten er, at ieg alorig
fer Iilsbrifnnoncer / oct. 9Gre
ppre 9laOet for, at oct tntet bill bGpe
MO benilags at gierel S9 9@re bore
etboert SLAB - tort eler lioet -
Ser bill bore meO % itstte Sa1npen
MOB RllS0riffene! -
Sg bermeo eaar ieg ooer iii at be-
rette, bpab Ser ellerS err bGnot al Be-
tpbning Der / 9pgoen, itOen ie9 itoit
ifrep.
SORT Iiot om BENT, Der er paroret
"oper set msrfe 8elte".
@amle SSoooo Sapbalslsffen bIep
begrupet peb 8irtaafer &irfe BEN 19.
Sftober.
Spipn8mano Cars So (Setrrm)
blep begraoet peb SpoalS Strife Dem
25oe Sftpber. San bsoe / Sfisrn,
bpor ser netop foregaar ct Setanl9g.
Cars SO bar pPret meo % bpgget
8eier / 9arb, 8eiranger, 8~uobranos'
baIen, Spoal og mango Here Steoer.
Sr. So bar oPret aniat / State1s
SetbpIe n / oper 80 Iar. EGa Sci
item oor ogiaa en- &rans fra Sfisrn
&omm1ne.
Smut 8. 8oriet bsbe / iibfte Salp-
beI Of Sftober. 8egrapelien foregif
6en 2ben Iopember. San bar noget
oper Sc 20. &r1tt bar / lpngere Stb
peret nteget pIaget al 8igt og ANDRE
2ioelier, ioa ban tilil1tt bar iom ct
biplpeleit Barn.
Ole Sp. @ulofer oebe ben Soc
Nonemlber, 10 Ior gammel. San
leo al Sltberfltloie. 9iafonisie Sn'
geborg @isienaas pletet BAN.
s iamme I1ge bsoe ogiaa Sneo'
fer S5nqebrigt &iSfauien (Sfreen),
en- Wano omfring so Iar.
Cline s. MelemIeter osbe BEN
t5be Iopember, ca. % Iar gammel.
Sum bar ing bare nogle Tiger. -
s Rennebu be0e / fsrite SulobeG
at Iooember NilS ct. Stapne IA
@ar gommel, Some Sngeborg Soto.
9ierbet ca. so Iar % 8aarmarrb Ole
&ofogierbet ontfring 70 Iur.
@n llngoom Der fra SpboI, Ole ..
8oriet (Gfren), bsoe BEN Bite Otto.
Der. Mfeb bam er en- al bore epnert.
geite l1ngbommer gaaet bort. Iae,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-18
fra Opoal,
SrnSeIicr i Snlen. - Ssssfalb. -
8iftrrmnrI. = Hpe Sioer. =
SperfuIo - YnDet mt.

Bel msbt igien / bet npe Iar. Sg
taf for BET gumlel 1912 bar
mango SenieenOer ct gpot Iar ION
ps 9prSmp1lo. Waatte 1913 blToe
ligeian bra.
SOug bar ri trettenbeoag Sui, ben
iiSite Dag / SiiIen, og % er bet fan'
ife / lin Srben, at ieg begpnoer nit
Srep ON SSsulen, og bporlebeS ri bar
ieiret ben ber / SpDd.
Seiret bar peret rigtis tint og be.
bugeIigt, og peo 8egpnbeIin at SUI
len bapoe ri Iameifin. 0ette ifuls
De 10 biorage til at iette en- / Sltle'
Itenrning.
Ssrite Slileoag bar Der en- gtaSie
SoIf til &irfe Der / Spoal. &irfen
par illlSpaffet baabe nebe og paa
@aIcricrne og euooa bar Der en-
WGrgbe SoIf noe.
Oct or 10 noget bsitibeltgt ODER
8ubstieueiten Sltlebag, naar &lof'
ferre finer, Nterlpie,te brRnoer,
pore berlige Sltlefalmer iprgeS til
SrgeIbris, og Sreiten freezer paa
Stolen / bpiot Srrat og efter nogle
i~nblebenbe Orb fra bm1, Wsenigbeoen
refer fig og ipnger BET griben0e SSlt-
Ipers: Ss er ibag en- Srelier fsot.
= $50, oct fam bore ~bsittoeligt Snle-
bag / en- norif &trfe. -
Otter @1ibstieneIt Srleoug blep
pptaget Ofer for Suberfuloieiagen.
S 2sniet Strife par Der Offer for
famine Sag 2ben Sllleoag.
Saa bar ber peret Ell bel Gel Sc
Iter / SltIen. Spoals ltngoomsfor'
ening bopoe iin panlige Sltletr9feit
/ fit 2ofale / Sreitesaaroen ont af-
tenen 2oen SSSlllebag. Som ieooan-
Iig bar Der en- WaSie Solf og mani
moret Tia nomerfet meo Seq, Wtultf
oa Sang. Oesl1oen bar Der Saler
at Soreningens mrpGrenoe Sor-
mano, 2erer 9jerfa9er, Sogne'
preIt Sspien og 2erer @imnpS. 0er
iioite leite pp ct meget ~forneieltgt
Sumner Of "@ffo", Sagets baano-
ifrepne IptS.
8ou Giie bar 2erer MteSlo bapt
Seit for Sfolelererre / Sulen. S
9suieter og Sorpe Sfoler bar og-
iaa ppret Set for Surnene. 5or
itoitnppnte Sfole bolotes Soften
0srrum ~Soriamlingsbus.
Senoag melem Sui og Nptaar
bar Der Set al Spoals afboloslag
Ssrrum SoriamIingsbus. Oct itore
2ofale bar albeles fplot. Saler bolo-
res al Sognepreit 9spien, Srrer
gisrlo og 9erer Ieslo. 9en iibite
forepiIte en- bel Del 2psbiaeoer fra
set bellige 2ontb, Rorge og 9anmarf.
Sans 9ineofmling fra bort eget
2ano bar ipert rigboloig og interes-
s rngoomslaget "gaarpon" bar
Ser Iaiferaoe 3bie Sltlebagsfoelo.
Sfptterlaget peb Ialmen bar pglaa
bapt Sset / SSSlllen. Sg / Sofalet paa
Sognilo par Der en- feitlig Sammer'
fon1lt meo Cans ONT Ifterren oen Ste
Snnllar.
8 9saieter &rebs bar Der Sa5ar
ON Iftenen bet 2ben Sarllar. SG-
saren bolotes / S~folebuiet, og uo-
buffet Ifuloe saa til anifaffelie al
Salcrfener, Stopper, @las, 8affefie-
Del og anbet Silbebsr til 8rug peo
grpaupper og 9egrapelier og andre
itsrre Gag / 9reoien. Ser fom trro
oper 100 &roner.
Seo 9egpnoelien at Slllen bar Der
Ssnoagsifolefeit paa Stlen. Sobn
Stllen bar arbeibet / en- T9ffe at
9(ar Iom Ssbagsifolelerer. San er
piItnof Sen eneite, iom orioer Ssn-
baasifole / belle benne itore 8pgo.
Sor &inamisiionen par Der en- lioen
feItIig S%iIitelning paa Soel, 9ripoa'
In, hos s. @oriet 2ben Sllleoag.
Gaa 0srrum Soriomlingsbus bar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-18

eeno "1seoruh. Soften" til SIPgt % Benz
rer ! Oct glHrle Suro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-18

Ole Sotseng. SIes Spigermor,
ariiti Stene, par paa Bel I'll bette
Wsbe. Ssret or temmelia glat net.
op M, % "a bun bar taget al ira
Ilfarpeten o. fomntet neooper ct
Stpffe MOB apaIiorb, sleo bum %
forilog fig iaa megct, al bum life
funbe fomme op igieu al iig ielp.
SeloigpiS bIep SoIf mart opmertioEl
poa ben6e o. Tom benbe til SiGIp.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-16
CENTENARY OF LIVINGSTONE
RE-EMPHASIZES HEROIC TYPE

All Christian denominations, without
distinction of name, are making prepara-
tions to commemorate the Tooth anniver-
sary of Livingstone by special service
and sermon this spring, about March IL
or later. Some unique propositions Tor
celebration are made. Baptists urSe
that the week from March 16 to o re
made a sacrifice week in the interest Of
foreign missions on the two-fold ground
that Livingstone's sacrifice opened a
new continent to Christian truth. and
that in this week also the sacrifice of
Christ is remembered. Consequently,
Christians are asked to make real sacri-
fees beyond anything ever before done.
in order to meet the greatest crisis N
the history of the Christian Church
with adequate financial income"
To see things clearly, without bias and
in their proportions, Is as much a spir-
itual experience in its way as seeing ma
terial objects in their true form. A new
world appears in such a spiritual expert
ence, revealing new possibilities and out
lining new duties. When Livingstone
turned his eyes toward Africa. he could
not foresee all the difficulties in detail
before him. He knew that he had a work
to do. and his faith was large enough
for the task.
II Was ~Ilell ne was
his darkest hours that the heroic type
of his manhood was revealed. An all
impelling force that he could not re-
sist seemed to be driving him on in
his work. He was making it possible
for others to do more easily their work.
The opening of Africa was a part of the
redemptive work of the forces of reli-
gion and Christianity.
1t is quite appropriate in their cele-
bration of Livingstone's centenary to re-
call with stronger emphasis the great
commission to make deciples OF all the
nations. There is room for pioneers of
heroic characteristics and purposes to
serve in numerous ways in this time.
Opp rtunities did not pass with the de-
parture of the older type of mission
ary. Abroad and at home there are
tasks that. rightly performed. have much
to do with discipling the nations and
building strongly and enduringly the
Christian commonwealth from the ele-
ments that lie at hand more or less Or
ganized within the structure and spir-
itual and moral fabric of every nation.