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The Washington herald., 1913-03-23
Sponge Cake.

Beat two eggs thoroughly. until thick
and lemon-colored. beating in gradually
cup Of fine-grained granulated sugar.
Add third Of cup OF cold water (not
ice cold. however,; one teaspoonful Of
navortng OF lemon or vanilla. then a
small cup Of -four again sifted, with a
teaspoonful of baking powder, measured
scantily. Stir as little as possible. only
just enough 10 mix in the flour evenly
II the eggs and sugar are thoroughly
and well beaten, and flour stirred in
lightly. you will have a very tender
spongy cake. Use the fine-grained granu-
lated cane sugar IL you expect or desire
a fufy, feathery,, tender cake
The Washington herald., 1913-03-23


of their Christian faith
TO be and n affairs of daily living.
Forw who tel where reach?
The Washington herald., 1913-03-23

The left the and there under thinking
nothing the The fault of the dod
entirely with whose had fated the
And isn't the thing of life?
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of
The Washington herald., 1913-03-23

Wash half pound of rice and soak
It for an hour in cold water. Cut up
half a pound OF sausage and half q
pound Of ham, a small piece Of red
pepper. small onion. half a cup Of
canned tomato. and a sprig of parsley.
Fry In heaping spoonful of lard. then
add pint of water and the rice: cover
and sit where II will cook slowly for
half an hour. Serve hot. Chicken, oys-
ters. or shrimps may be used in place
Of sausages. This amount will be suf-
ficient for two meals
The Washington herald., 1913-03-23

Haven't a somewhere?
and then, spite of single worries?
is
that
of it. if will only let Him put US in tune
The Washington herald., 1913-03-23
EGG Toast.

Beat an egg lightly. add . pinch o
salt and cup Of milk Soak slices o.
stale bread in this mixture until sot
as new bread Have griddle hot an
well buttered or creased with bacon rind
Brown the toast on both sides ant
serve with maple syrup or jam.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-23
Singing Kinney.

Measure a quart OF sifted flour, add
two teaspoonfuls of baking powder TO it
and a level teaspoonful Of salt. Then
rub in q tablespoonful OF lard. Beat one
egg and mix with q cup of milk. Moist
en- the -four with this and enough more
milk to mako q dough soft enough to
pat out with the hand. and lay II on
q well-greased griddle. when baked a
pale brown on one side turn and brown
OH the other. When done, split open and
butter and put together again. Cut In
three-cornered pieces like pie, and serve
hot. When blueberries are in season.
add cup Of these washed, dried. and
Toured slightly.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-23
Baked Vegetable Soup.
Brown Pudding.

Take one cup each of molasses, water.
and beef suet chopped fine, and one cup
seeded raisins. Half . teaspoonful of
sak. and three and a half cups Of nour
One teaspoonful each Of cinnamon and
allspice. pinch of cloves. and half a
teaspoonful of soda dissolved in the mo-
lasses. Steam three hours.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-23

of life God has given to no one OF us a SEQ
But it is only by being in tune that we can nal
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n8ir iUOleu irin Gin cinig SOlf uon griSrru,
in feiner Nutb nuS trcnntn nno WeiaBr."

l6 wanb Der Ie Sang bnihmu lit mo Sic fidubm @de Den htmdr Senator pimbcl bm
bMm Hun Smen nod Die hciGdut bHd1m MDre Bic nmrc bGtde WHmr an fr ufhHu bic
bnrHrn 0Gh6n SRr Die oa Snmget mog eBGhrmg aus 6af4u SunNh9n utnmT, Der
gmcN rnhbetTe GGtmhL Der bm Anm1adNn oS 3euti9en cages bWi. Re aunpRRrt
agt tin tn SJm. Gfmt mqoH; ns INSTRUMENTATION pmeH tp se9 gPfant, Ger
nbe gt gu netrne rdgn 0s oat4n elmat%, gu G1ren saHonndldhB, an rutrn
Normdhsdretm. SIMMER trT gt lid bic GdemtnB elm NB nr Ghhgetu 6 hpn 3uGnuoThrpn
8hl mb Br hlhrAm g3nlug Nbipt u0i nmgt mr bdt fb ole u1CGmgmJ 9at oB @
nalbohre Belt FL gmWa gerdmBn ggbmNr 5amfr Dn5 goqpGtP nSn dtMGH 2Gtdhn5
atpmgfeL Ger 8GM6e 9g 1T Die gme Sareadu hS GaHpmmTHaprhmS
Ger 0efhe Tag miro am 8umTng bHr ISOLDE in Omaha In gnnGpahr gGR gTGt uTbGt gr
alien pro Die urBatp aus p6n HnMh ouspHbrcn Bumfmgn ht9eme FnuN Gin muTqHHdp5
S6 oahdr shr Dor 4mm hbun, ad Die &obeptngn tm @ae gmaoe mo Die 9nt .@me ub
fhHoee Snmbe temit noogL gf Die Bmn6e pIt cine ganubaiannIng i'm gtm6c8 I1atr
BEL Ddda Die aMhe 6&&e bmd Den 03Hdden bahfRn gonsubug @uaO Guab, mo Die maMte
bmd San @ebmg bon 8ahSmomh Rr, Nbdnnrn
lm0 bS 6nHdr &5l- Sic @danberde mprr Snd Dron 6mb Den Gmhg Nuhder @dmp
benz 5M Die rme MP urcbGt 3b Md Die @enbIdRt 81 Hum Re6e hmGr miro. bnn 6mt
Der baMde gbmhr Der 8umfatml @dnf s "a nod elmer Wamna Die bnMdn Sanarn aus
Shhm mo Shta r Sbu8nuHcrmg W abRu2 6Htm rdt elm Sober bon T NB G ie bdp
Vft lit Sditr an GdMtr nit De etammn8gTonet en- ber Concentration fire in euuc 9afh.
tIm fdbIm9nen nm h n enr. n4t nPoaman ub prlngSoan gu gdfohH? Bum Sthb miro
Nbhnl 3at9mmThnnr gu Safl -
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Cna6a.

Die @r5bc elmer Sta6t beItc5t
nidlt allcin in ibren @eb1uoen, If.
rem id6nen StraBen mo gurfan,
laqen. Gicie Ginge iino mir 9e.
tuciie fir Den iorti6rittli6en, ani
oas aaacmeinuobl aeridtcten @eiii
Der 9iirocridoit elmer Staot. Die.
Ter @ciit Der gilraeridait, Scr be-
reit 1T, 5nm gpiten Der Staot ir.
1eno meIbc 0pfer 81 brinaeu, III
Is, Der elmer Staot lire @r6Be Der.
leiht. lln0 nit oieiem WtaBe ge.
meiicn, ntnntt omaha inter Den
Stdoten Nieic8 groben Qonoes iider.
lid eiuen Der eriten QIdbe elm.
Die Gmaba giirgeri6ait battc
cine @elegenbeit, ibren @emeingeiit
5l 5eigen nie MIR ipenige @emein.
neien. Ger fur6tbare Sornaoo,
Der am 6iteraben0 1913 unierer
Stoot COB un6 9ernidtlmg brod]te,
buu0ert uto nepn Meni6enleber
nernihtete. 500 8erioneu perlebte,
5000 8~obnbduier in 9riimmer Der.
m~unoeIte, 0abon 642 total 3erit6r.
te, oaourt einen u~ngebe1tren S6a.
ben bon 0rei unO elmer @iertel
Wtiaionen beruriadte, uno 2,200
6omilien oboodlos mafte, oieie
furdtbare aataitropbe mare geeig.
net geueien, ielbit tapfere Wdnner
81 entmutbigeH. glber iie that e8
Hidlt. Iur einen QlllgenbIid ruaren
oie Gmabaar betdubt Damn padte
Tie Der @ciit 0e8 Beitens, un6 MIR
oos cine 3iel ihpebte ibnen Dor,
al cicien Snmmer mo Not6 10
ihneQ uno 10 gut pie mo9lih 81
liuoern uno Die perpHiteten S1itIer
micoer m~fBtboueu pno a~lts3ubei-
fern. @ie ipitematiidJ mO thdtig
6ieies groBartige Siilfsperf betrie.
ben mllr0e, lit nod in rider Or.
i%nnernng. 9}it elmer GpierireuOis.
Felt ionoer @leihen iteltelt Die gro.
Ben @eid1ftslelte 0md6a's i6re
3eit uto lire EoIente sur @erfiis
gung, nm ibren Mit6iiaern in oieier
Belt Der Rotb bebiiIfIid 8u fem
10 i6nea wie mogli6 Dieoer ari
Die 8eine 5u fonnlenu. Sn iolder
Set 3eigt iid, tpelher 9lrt Die 9iir-
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Die Seststoot Omabal
Die MetrOpOle beg @etens eiguet f6
OOrtre1lt6 far grOBe feitlide @erantaltnngen

geri6ait elmer Staot iii. @s Ie6te
nod Der edit amerifaniide @eiit,
oeriel6e @eiit Ser ans Der 9rairie
cine grobe blii6enoe Staot geihufien
botte. Us muroe feline 3eit nit
mtbloien alagen beridnenoet, ion.
Germ iofort nah itreag geidaits.
mdBigen @rlmoiaben aomites &C.
biloet, mclte iif in Die gepaItiae
arbett oes 8ieoeroufbaus tbeilten.
3rob oieicr mnIterbaften Mirt.
iomfeit Der SiilfsfomitcS un6 g9ie.
oerouf6mraomitcs febltc &C nidt
OIL abfdQiger aritif. Man io1te
oabei ems beoenfen, n1mIif bob
Ole 2citcr oes SiiIfstperfs nidlt
bindings Die ibnen anbertrauten
Saden ur0 8eloer fortgeben fonn,
ten, oeun bel ioIhen @eIegen6eiten
pflegen aud itets S9uinoIer tia.
tig 81 fem. Go tDlrSe ben a,omites
Der 8ormuri Der 9anaiamfeit ac.
modt, udbrero iie Sod nur cine
eurdauS notbmenoige goriidt iib.
ten.
CAB Oas sDitpm gut mar, 5eiate
iid ioiort, oenn in flir3er Belt mar
Der groBten 0otb abgeboIfen. Den
Siilfeiudeuom mur0e in ieoer er.
benfliden Beiie entgegen gefom.
men. Roh ge3irfen eingetbeiIt
nuroen Observation-Disclosures einge.
rihtet, iooaB ben 8e6iirftiaen Der
peite Beg mad Der Capitalization
i'm 4lloitorium eripart bIieb. 9aIO
aber founten 6ieie 3tpeiaitationen
nufgebobcu tperoen, bonn bic 3obl
Der SiiIfeiudenoen mar bercits iebr
5erabgegangen.
@benio erfolgreif parcn Die @ie.
oeraui6oitorbeiten. aber aud bier
miBte uatiirIid Spitem berri6en.
60 i9nel firo tpobl bic Spureu
elmer 10 t~ngebeltrcn geupiiitung
nod nid)t oerfpiift por6en. Dan
mub ieIbit ourG oieicS nit Sfnee
beOedte Griimmerfelo in ienen I'm.
oergeBIiden Mdrstagen gefponOeIt
ieiu rn6 Oieie ieoer geihreibuns
ipottenOc 8ertpiiitung geieben baden.
nm Die Gb1tigfeit Ser @iilisfomttes
boIauf at tpiiroigen. Der oIlge.
meine @eiit Der SiIf8bereitidaft
cart notirIi6 ntdt iiberieben rper.
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fcutIifen 2c6crs. g2on fam IA.
gen, ie6rr ginBeIue t6at feline.
BiIidt. glber als 9tationalit1t ia,
men Die 9eutihen in Oen Ser.
Staten nift 8ur @eltung. @ineu
leiien 8anoet ihuf Die @egriin-
Dung ocs nellen 9euti6eu Geides
0as gritarfen oes WlltttrrIataeS Dot
cas- greitige oes 3-enfhdmrifoner.
t6ums. 0dS oaun iel6er Iatpiam 5ll
b6Ifiihem 9efuuBtiein eripo6te. Gas
Sabr 1853 bradte Den eriten 8eut.
ifcn Gag, Ger in Bbilaoelp6in &C.
ieiert puroe. 9eutide gerbdnoe
nudicu in fat alien Stanten mo
StGoteu empor. g(6er Der groBc
llmidlpung fam crit nit Der @e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-30

Oen. 9ieler 5eiste ii6 i'm beIiten
2idte, aIs Der aufriif fir ireimiai-
&c arbeiter erging, Inn Oas u1ge-
bcure Griimmerielo auf5urdnmeu.
9eidjt MIR grbeiter betbeiIieten iiH
an 6ieier eeDaItigen guirdumlugs-
arbeit, ionoern aid 2erte, Die ge-
mobnli1 MIR Die Sober fiibreu.
Sbipobl Der Tornado biel gfotb
pn6 @len0 in ieincm 8iaOe bin-
terIieB, rieIe Mcniden ~Oabinrnffte,
uno Der Gdaoen nod LANCE nidjt
gut geutndt lit, 10 bat er onoerer-
ieitS ben @cmeinaeiit Der @iirger-
idoft ungemein beIebt.
Semen @eiit bat Omaha audi fef-
ne SteIung in Der SouOeIsweIt 5u
Sanfeu. Su Der fur5eu Belt zines
MenidenIebens bat iid Omaha 5ur
Ie6s3ebnten Stoot IN ben gereinig-
len Staoteu NIT 9e8ng oitf SoitoeI
empor9eidpungen, obihon es III
Der @inpobner5abl erit an einuno-
pier5igiter STEELE Itebt. 0abei lit
Die duberIt giinitige Gage Omobn's
i'm Ser5en Der reiditen gderbau-
Iiaoten in eriter 2inie mnbge6en0
eetpeien. Serner Inlfen 8nbnIiuieu
nod allen Rittingen aus. un0
oieIe giinitige geoerapbiI6e Gage
moht Omaha gum grobeu 9urf-
gongstbor bon uno nod benz Me-
Iten. Smoba lit robe benz eeoarn-
pbiihen @ittelpunfte Der @ereinig-
ten Stanten gelegen uno niAt melt
bonn Mittelpunft Der 8epclferungs-
oiftigfeit, ungef1br 200 Meilen.
gber oieier Niittelpunft berihiebt
ii6 longinm nber fiber INNER mebr
roh Dem @eIten.
60 finoet iidJ BEL Omaha o1e5
bereint. mas cine groBe Staot ans
madlt, mgemobnlihe geoingiinaeH
fir @ei66ft uno cine pom b0hiten-
Gtreben beieelte 9iireeridaft. Der
SanoeI lit inteuiio, unO Die Saul
monnI6ait lit itets ouf Der @ad1t.
omaha neiie glbinsgebiete gu croft
rcn un6 inmer mebr Chicago lino
onocren &aroeIscentren ben Sang
ob5ulaufen.
Gin MiiiourifluIie eeIegen, bnIb-
GSortIcburto oltf Ser 10. Geitel
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@aS ms clint.

@eId elm itarfes 9ano sic Spra.
dc it, lcrut Der 3cutihe crit i'm
guSlan0e fennen. Sir ole 9eutid.
omerifouer III iie, Dcnu aid irei.
lid ipat gcuug, Elm beiligcS gllt
g%eiporocn, oeiien Yilelc err lido on.
gele9u irin laBt. Die Grinnerlng
an sic 4lte Seimatb biI6et Elm wci.
tere5 @inoemittel 3miiden ben
9Gltihen DER 8ereinigtcn Staatcn.
geutihIan0 aus Der 9ogclperipef.
the ninmt iit 10 gnu5 anoerS aus,
mie Dcrlt man innerbalb Der
jhuar3 . pciB rotbcn @ren5pi1ble
lebt 10 bicl GROCER mo berrIiher.
Sic Shottenieitcr trcten mcbr 81.
rid, uno oie genaltigcn grrlms
aaui6aften Der 0eujcit ncrOen III
Den 8or0erqruuo geriift. 2tles Oas,
mas GeutidIano groB gernaft bat.
itebt bier I'M beqiten 2idte. alcin.
Iidfrit mo R6rgeIfid1t bat Der
@anoerer ienieits ocS gltlantic oe.
laiieu. Su Der 0clien Seimatb Der,
mag er Der @ltcn geredter an tper.
cen, ais er ie es oriiben mar.
Sprode, GoIf5benuBtiein unS Die
ME erloidenoe 2icbe eur SGoQe
scr Batter limo Die &cititcrue fir
cas- 9ertidtDm glmeritaS acpor-
Den.
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Griinoung oc8 Gcutidamcrifuuiifpn
Tationalbm0e8 i'm Sabre 1900.
GAS 9eutift6um maridiert. Dit
Rieienidritteu lit es ieif1cm 3iel
entgegengceiIt. Sn aeihloiicrem
@lieoe 3iebt eS climber, nit pebeHoen
@annern, eiumiitbig. Sdnllter an
uu0 lpeitere Touienoe uno
a6ertauienoe ifIieBeu iidl adiGbrIif,
Ger inS Gieicnbaite na6ien0en
RarIhfolonnc al. ga giIt eS feline
llnteridiecc, ME tie i'm 9lIteu So.
terlon6e ii6 bemerfbar maiden, 3mis
i6en 92or0 unO Glib, 5niiden qI.
ten uno Surgen, 3piihen ReifI
uno 9lrHJ mo ielbit Der fonieiiio.
nelle &aocr mllB Dor Dem oeutifeu
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9ertide Sag eitu68ciden 3n ba6en
in Der Office Der Sri6inc.

Gic prddtiocn 6eitab5ci6cn fir
.oen Qcutihcn Gag, Die ieBt bon
oen MitgIie6crn oes 6citfomites
bertauit pcroen, iinb icbt aud in
Der Office Der Omaha 3ribiinc III
baden. Die 9tbjeid,en foIten %
Gents 0oS Stiid mo berc6tioen
0en Snbaber slrm @intritt in bie
Set Gerinmmlung in 9ronocis
&bcatcr lino in 0aS 3eutide SauS
am abeno, mo Ole eroBe SGluB.
feier nit muitfoliiher llnterboI.
tnng uno Seltbna ltottfinbet. @er
oIio nod fein 9(65eihen bat. fam
fidr elm iolheS in Der Office Der
Gribiine fauien.
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Ga tommcn aid Sic Gciterrcidcr,
oic Sdwcijcr, Die Geuti6 lligaru,
Die GGuti6 8uiicn mo tuer ionit
nod ocltidem Dilute cntitammt, no
atlc, ale idlicBcu iid Dem groBcn
9m6e on, ociien 9inocmittel sic
thcurc Muttcriprohc lit. SIN gii.
10, inn @ci6dit, inn Gat66aug.
I'M Eorlamcnt 0a miro y~llnitco
Statc5" aciproden. gbcr i'm arci.
ic licbcr 5rermOc inn 8crcin in Der
6amilie, ga 6cDor3uat Der 3cutidc
Ole Sprodjc. in Der i6m icinc 0}ilt.
ter emit bic @ieaculie6cr fang, III
Scr or icIbcr iciuc critcn 2altc Ial.
tc. Sic Sprn6c, in Der aud Die
0cltid umcritaniidc 3citung ge.
ihricbcu lit, bic ibm bic Iafrid
ten ans allcr 8clt, ans Dem alten
8otcrlatOc uuO Der 0elcn Scimat6
ilbernittcltl ~ Die 0cutide Spra.
del
n8ileat sic oeutide Spra6c
Sect 0as Oeltidc 8ort."
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Der critic 0cutIdje Gag.
am 6. Cfto6cr 1883 in Ibila.
OclpBia gefciert.

@eraoc Orei So6r3c6nte fms iest
beriloiieu, ieit Ser erite 9euti6e
Sag in oen Ser. Staotcn aefeiert
wur0c. glm 6. October 1883 fan6
cr in PHILADELPHIA itatt. anlaB.
lid ocs 200 iG6rigen @eoenftages
Ger 2auOmq BON 6ran5 CAMEL
4aitoriuS uuo ieiHer 8egleiter nur.
Sc BORT BON A. bis sum 7. 0fto6er
1883 Elm 0roBortigcS Set began.
gen. gm g6cno oes eriten Cages
nur6c cine groBr 9%criammllng in
Der M}uitf glfa0emic ~abgebalten.
Ser Sonntag brnd)te 5eicrn in
oeH ocltiden airhen Der Stoot.
gm g.. Gfto6er fono cine prGdtiae
Barooc itatt, mo onr T.. biIOctc
Gin oeutides 8olf5feit 0en g[b.
;6lltB, Inter Den Wldnnern, Die
oicic b~iertdgigc 6eier orrnngicrt
hattcn, ltano in eritcr 2inie Or.
Gottlieb acllncr, &eOoftelu 0eS
philadelphia Gcmofrat" Del lei,
ncn 9cmiibungcn, Die 5cicr ocs
gGeutiaen Cages" 81 elmer it1noi.
gen a1iabrIid pieocrfe6ren0cn gu
maiden uiO tie in allcn Qbcilen
Der Der. Staatcn cin3uiii6rcn itnn.
Sen i6nl Der ocroicnitooae, oclti6.
ameritaniihc @eididtSidrei6cr, Or.
0SpuIo Sei0enItidcr, mo Der iu,
arnOlide Or. :. Is. Serontcr, bclttc
bcr mcitbefomtc 8r1iiocnt 0cS gta.
tionalbunOe8, treu 8ur Seitc.
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rGin rinie gOlf bon graOcru,"

pGtt etiig &Dlt BON Srn0ern,"
Sn Der itdnoigen GeubcIebung
oes oeiitiden @eonntens Iicgt Der
ioeoIe @ertb OeS 9eutiden Cages,
oeiien oaidbrIide 8icOerfe6r oaS
bette propaganda MitteI fir Die
poIfiihen ge%itrebungen Der 9euti9.
merif1ner III. Dos Qeatidfbim
0ieies Qofoes bat lange genug ge,
idIafen. GS ~Ieiitete tpobl ieinen
y ltbeil, nno pobrbaft niGt ocn
rinsiten nu0 idlefteten, an benz
AItlrelcn gufban Der @otion; eS
6Iittete ouf oen SdIndtfelOern fir
bic Greibeit unb Oie @%obIfnbrt oe5
91nbeg, ino es bet6Gtigte iif NIT
GrfoIg artf alien @ebieten 6eS 81,
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Seier Oes 9etlden Soqes III SmQ0o ant 2, Sfto6tr 1913

einbcitSoeoautcn bic Scgel itrei.
den.
.Bir uoLcn icin Gin einig Bolt
BON griiocru,
Sin feincr Aotb ms trenneR unO
@eiabr."
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Git YaraOe, 6tRberiamaIaus, 6elrtOtn, aOaSert, ~lnkrbaItung uuO
Senbaa prO CT Oide ISOLDE In t%uirOSer gSeir bcsangea uerOeu.
9aS Oruldt Sirb Orrlti6t 0tm
ldOnen 6rit Die rrdtr @riDr

1s phe Samudu DC 9ahfdGmrianetbama- Ga ha@ golpef gaen aac hd6dbfdn6idu gr
bmsrn- Die Smtde aer4c half Der bhme Omhr gOnSu6nu @ufau 9mb non 0mcpn
Spa DdmmO bic ugide BON benz btnmtn 0ufamrhanr RaHHeu @dmna bon 9hhsmmn6
9bt, p6ahn wG - Gas GmdH ow 2rnfdhmS mb in sugsmnd
Eastern Colorado times., 1913-09-04

Read the new ads in this issue,
it pays to advertise.
Read the public sale adv. else
where in this issue of H. M.
Smiths.
Bert Howard of the Arapahoe
neighborhood was in our burg
last evening.
WANTED:-An assistant cook
at the Albany Hotel for four days
during the fair. 1t
Mrs. Geo. Crossan and Mrs
Laura B. Frye came down from
Denver Wednesday evening.
Word was received here We'd
nesday that Peter Snyder of
Arapahoe had been killed. AS
near as we can understand he
was driving a team and must
have fallen out and in some way
was caught in the whe els and
was dragged to death. He was
the father of Mr.. F. A. Snyder,
of Arapahoe.
A man was found dead on the
U. P. train Wednesday evening
between Kit Carson and Chey-
enne Wells. His body was put !
off at this place. The only thing
by which he could be identified |
was his lunch basket and hand
satchel, which had the name of S. !
M. Liner, Rogers, Ark, on them.
Eastern Colorado times., 1913-09-04

Mrs. Logic. an old timer in
Cheyenne Wells. visited Mrs.
Robinson and Mrs Ross the first
of the week, on her way to Trim
idad, Colo.
Eastern Colorado times., 1913-09-04

Jack Tinsley. who has been at
Red Cliff, Colo, for a few
months, has returned to this city.
His many friends were glad to
see him back again.
Eastern Colorado times., 1913-09-04

Mrs. Whitlock, and daughter,
Elsie. of Denver have been visit
ing Mrs. Charles Norman and old
time friends. the latter part of
last week.
Eastern Colorado times., 1913-09-04

Fl. C. Nelson, J. N, Hollen-
baugh and several others of our
citizens went to Colo. Springs, to
attend the Good Roads meeting
at that place last week.
Eastern Colorado times., 1913-09-04

Mrs. ]. H. Nelson and child
rem, are spending a few days ia
this city with J. H.
Eastern Colorado times., 1913-09-04

L. w. Wells was a business
visitor at Arena the first of the
week,
Eastern Colorado times., 1913-09-04

Rev. w. S. Lynde, Of the Ara
pahoe country was in Cheyenne
Wells Monday on business.
Eastern Colorado times., 1913-09-04

Geo. Forker left Friday night
with his race horses for Oakley,
Kans., and other points on this
circuit, returning home in time
for our fair.
Eastern Colorado times., 1913-09-04

Chandler Youtsey. Of Cole,
Colo. was in town Monday.
Eastern Colorado times., 1913-09-04

Chas. Eichenberger was in
Denver the first of the week on
business.
Eastern Colorado times., 1913-09-04

There will be Catholic services
at the Cahill & Wells Annex,
every third Sunday in each
month.
Eastern Colorado times., 1913-09-04

NOTICE.

All parties having business
transactions with the Eastern
Colorado TINES should address
their communications and make
their checks payable to the East
ern Colorado TIMES.
Eastern Colorado times., 1913-09-04

Directory of the Presbyterian
church of Arapahoe, Colo.
Sunday school ID W 1880 a m.
Preaching 11:3O a m.
Song and preaching service
500 p. m.
Weskan the last Sabbath in
each month.
Preaching at II a m and 8 p m
H. H. CANE. Pastor.
Eastern Colorado times., 1913-09-04
POSTOFFICE HOURS.

From z a, m. to z. p. m. on
week days.
From 10 to II a. m. and from
4 to S p. m. on Sundays.
Legal Holidays same as Sum
days.. MRS. JENNIE Ross, P. M.
Eastern Colorado times., 1913-09-04

DR.. Dickson, of Arapahoe, was
( in Cheyenne Wells Monday,
Eastern Colorado times., 1913-09-04

NWhen in need of painting or
papering, see H. L. Woods.
Eastern Colorado times., 1913-09-04

E. B. Mason was pleasant
caller last Saturday.
Eastern Colorado times., 1913-09-04

Mr.. August Tuxhorn was a
business visitor in our city Fri
day of last week.
Eastern Colorado times., 1913-09-04

Fred Mcdonald is busy this
week plastering the Office room
of the Overland Garage.
Eastern Colorado times., 1913-09-04

Ralph Croft left Friday after
noon for Colorado Springs. w here
he will visit friends for some
time.
Eastern Colorado times., 1913-09-04

= l n ltt&l II S'OHSkuNthS
t<+++%+<*<+<<<<++<<<+<<<<
], w. Shy has moved into the
house vacated by A. D. Schultz
for the winter, so that his chill
dren may attend school here.
NOTICE:--An parties knowing
themselves indebted to US. will
please call and settle.
23-tf Trumbor 4 Counts.
STRAYED- One bay mare,
branded 65 F quarter circle T bar
on left shoulder. Please notify
Elmer Riley, Tribune, Kans. %
Next Tuesday evening. Sept.
9th, is the date Of the regular
meeting night of the M. w. of
A. If you are a Woodman come
out.
Miss Minnie Bassett returned
home from Victor. Colo, Mon
day evening. whittier she has
been on a visit for several days
visit.
Geo: Forker left Friday night
with his race horses for Oakley,
Kans., and other points on this
circuit, returning home in time
for our fair.
Mrs. Logic. an old timer in
Cheyenne Wells. visited Mrs.
Robinson and Mrs Ross the first
of the week, on her way to Trim
idad, Colo.
Mrs. Whitlock, and daughter,
Elsie. of Denver have been visit
ing Mrs. Charles Norman and old
time friends. the latter part of
last week.
Jack Tinsley. who has been at
Red Cliff, Colo, for a few
months, has returned to this city.
His many friends were glad to
see him back again.
|
II. C. Nelson, J. N, Hollen-
baugh and several others of our
citizens went to Colo. Springs, to
attend the Good Roads meeting
at that place last week.
Mark and Miss Minnie Quer-
termous left last Sunday even
lug for Ellsworth, Kansas, their
future home. The best wishes
of the TINES 60 with them.
NOTICE-Last Call. l will
be in Cheyenne Wells Friday and
Saturday, September 10 and 20.
JOHN E. Cox,
Photographer.
Portraits made, photos enlar-
ged on pillow tops, hats, neck
ties. handkerchiefs and china
ware. Price rs cents and up.
H. L. WOODS.
If you have land to trade or
sell write me. Give description
and numbers, l go to Missouri
soon to look for trades and buy
ers. Send letters to Osceola, Ia.
they will follow me.
1928 L. S. WILSON.
NOTICE. All parties know
ing themselves indebted to w. O.
Compner, on horse and Jack ac-
count are hereby notified to call
and settle the same at once.
22-tf JAS. FRAKES.
Mrs. Jessie M. Rudro, of Adel.
Iowa, daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
Eastern Colorado times., 1913-09-04

The County Commissioners are
Elm session this week.
Eastern Colorado times., 1913-09-04

Cash for poultry. CITY MEAT
MARKET.
Eastern Colorado times., 1913-09-04

Miss Minnie Bassett returned
home from Victor. Colo, Mon
day evening. whittier she has
been on a visit for several days
visit.
Eastern Colorado times., 1913-09-04

School opened Monday morn
ing of this week.
Eastern Colorado times., 1913-09-04

NOTICE:--ANp parties knowing
themselves indebted to US, will
please call and settle.
23-tf Trumbor 4 Counts.