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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-03-25
MILLION DOLLARS DAMAGE.

Indianapolis, Ind, March ga
storm of tornado proportions which
swept Indiana early yesterday did
damage estimated at a million dol
lars Late reports from over the
state increased the loss but the
death list remained at two, although
several persons were reported fatally
injured. The dead are:
Omera Vice, cab driver at Frank
fort, crushed by falling roof.
Henry Walter, Lafayette, killed by
falling sign.
Walters was on an errand for his
sick wife when killed. Among the
seriously injured are:
Eva Miller, Terra Haute, struck
on head by falling brick while asleep
in bed
Mrs. NJ. Clark, Indianapolis, in
jured internally when small building
fell on her.
Betty Hill, negress, Indianapolis,
skull fractured by falling sign.
Patrolman Robenovitz, Indianap-
oils, struck on head by brick.
The wire service of the state was
demoralized and many places were
entirely without communication.
Trees, blown across the trolley
wires, delayed the interurban cars
and washouts on the steam lines in
the southern part of the state made
travel uncertain.
A cold wave following the storm
added to the suffering, as many
homes had been unroofed and win
dows broken. A drop of thirty de-
grees bringing temperature down to
about twenty above zero was predict
ed for the state.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-03-25
Gold Lure Causes Stampede.

Seattle, Wash, March 21.-Two
steamers have sailed for Skagway,
Alaska, with every berth sold. Most
of the passengers are gold seekers,
lured by the report that a rich gold
strike has been made in the Lake
Atlin country in northern British
Columbia and Yukon territory.
The fortune hunters, who &c
equipped for the hardships they
undergo, will leave the boat al
Skagway, take White Pass train
for Cariboo Crossing. and there
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-03-25
Property Loss is Great as Well
in the Southern
...... States.
HOUSES ARE BLOWN DOWN
Scores are Injured and List Of the
.. Dead May Be
Swelled. =.

Memphis, Tenn, March 22.-Fiye
persons We're killed and more than
fifty injured by the storm Thursday
night at Poplar Bluffs, Mo-, accord
ing to members of the crew Of the
St. Louis & San Francisco railroad
passenger train which arrived here
yesterday. They also reported one
dead and twenty-five injured at
Hoxie, Ark, and the town practical
ly destroyed. --.
Bluffs and the country between that
point and Hoxie.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-03-25
Fire Hits Pastors Plans.

Creston, March 22.--Word has
been received that the Christian
church at Morton Mills was entirely
destroyed by fire. This is the
church to which the Rev. o. W.
Winter, formerly of this city, had
recently accepted a call. 1t is said
that now the United Baptist church
at Villisca, is seeking the Rev. Mr..
Winter.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-03-25
many LIVES ARE LOST IN BIG
STORM THAT SWEEPS COUNTRY

strike out across the snow trail for
200 miles northeasterly.
This is said to be the most reck-
less stampede to the north ever un-
dertaken. No proof that gold has
been found in the new country ex-
lists. An Indian named Snookum
Jim, who was one of the locators OF
the Klondike, and the story grew
as it was reported. The steamship
companies. have told inquirers that
they were unable to confirm the ru-
mOrs. . .a.#
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-03-25

untold damage. the state was visit
ed early yesterday morning by an
other, swept up, from the southwest
through the heart of middle Tonnes
see, concentrating it's fury on Muir
freesboro, injuring one man, Hall
Jones, fatally and doing 100000
worth of damage.
The storm struck Murfreesboro
about 2 O'Clock, ripping path
through the public square. Nearly
every building there was levelled or
practically destroyed. The Presby-
terrain church was completely wreck
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-03-25

Found, Masonic watch charm
Owner can get it at this Office. d1
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-03-25

RIPS PATH THROUGH CITY.
Nashville, Tenn, March % Fol
lowing hard in the wake OF the
storm Thursday night, which cost
twenty lives in Tennessee and did
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-28

That - ala tie machine rsSsS ths
srsund arse o. he operator ! think
. erssf rspay 10 this wsuA interest
many. II L
The Meter 0us Agaau.
10 ~ odltos a n bvntng word:
Some time ago you printed Q sstssr
chat asked most pertinent Questioo,
but thus lar no one seems - AAve
answered It. A reader asked II people
who are experienced IN such matters
would ten whether the TAN motor bassa
which ply On Firth avenue and River
side Drive are 20 equipped that they
cannot possibly be overturned by skid.
ding. collision or the misbehavtor Of Z
wheel. ~ many people sn3sy rtdlnG q
thsss buses anA - aasss aaAshe 70 q
- assassl g ~ ahssbsAs safsev. ~.
30 ~ Guese1sa WhA4 aDat -
a0was ks1aUay - ssosaas1vs11s -
ssaa1R 49, ~ eusO 80 ea1A
- - s'sSlsS '~' -
= =. tsnA.s 49, ~
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-28

vOvOVOsS
sE W.; -: 81 "a: sssS ss': -. ~ e., VIZ:
ER ". (taAans IN ths pset~s.
wi WHAT'S r. nns~' = h. Ank'
AVA M. ". 0Snor4ng ~ ausD-
aoa>-Wsal Z certainty I'm s1aA you 80
hemA rye bssn in suuA a upset con-
U1ea svsr apos . e'olock Eve almost
Oeoe Suk q mo minAi
NJ. ". (R@ny,-Now you stop dEsv-
ssSng aad set down 70 facsDi Whaes
<As uasbsrf
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~ thae jua NE yeuf Not . Uass
q css1lnGi IN faceDt Well. whAAsvsr
happsns - I'm can - iasd e yem
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htmi The dhi,d's In . hystsscaa coa-
01pA Nee 1ssn ehsUusA enough ts-dAy,
Due ~ ~ M ~ shAs firsl You
w9s ne eos w4ss uaAs IN - 4
Vb1s sshese wGsax y0ss ! wanesl
- SsoA - - . psSva1D ashese O1ah
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~ ". (witA vicious sa*AseA0oou-
HAT Thaks ell wanted y0a - 20
knSwes0ga Now. wsiis dasslAg. e,
;yos1 NAT01JR what hapOsusA 10 yos
to-Asy n PUBLDC sshooai
Wsliis twath surpE4AnG saacs1ty1-TA1
doceor conc around.
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wsnS ..
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nj
n. ". Nua,uAyD-ThaG's nice.
Nh ". (shstny1-Wesaki 2sVs
0uneuq who examines HUNDREDS o6 otlhs
chtidrsn sxamins our Wiifsi
Mr.. w. (coidiy)-l imagine that n h
confined his examinations to our WIN
ms opinion wouldn't be worth muci
! And bssdss-
1 nAv. W. UntsrrvusinG hosay@LwSn
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-28
WHO'S OVERRIDING IT7

k130T. - harvard Aygisns ~pst says gst1ng snsssd
ban gms bid for =, and that "ws azs ovsrSone
- yhass a. spsshter phasO Il ths soeIrsa love Of
ae ssA sa declares ne Doctor, "souss emotions without
tsngA nstR euast Ths would b the css the e.ms
vUssstaddy plhysd hstssd 4 vatrhsd"
4Ut ~ IAN hsp emotions IN stss a issd quiscence
owho than aFoand Asd give won't to them with
lana HAbW bsd b b. skTsd By baseball gsue what
aSs sss And wt @ thoss hrobs Of sympathy and emo
S@ our hearts from the pege Of good book sitting
qy ~ vhnse How Aou the emotions feel in noting tho
scsd md dssdA - struggles md tms Of frsnd Wise
msn eucs thought an ~ emotions derived from wscins oon4ssts
and sssa pi IN the opsn r made particularly healthy
lind @ diversion, end By lifting the speco out Of themselves for
SmA snd and dsspsnsd hsr capacity for feeling sym.
psAy Haw ~ sAysa n IA. possible that Dr. saresna
nas ~ovsdu ~ funston Of hyssuas sdvssr-"se
caAsrl
eess ssess ~ Asss = sAths saS - GAs.M
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-28
Letters from the People
m ~ VSS0 Xl1SI

n tAS WesS6 Xla0aa0.
- ~ 111b8 q ~ Hvn1n6 Ws1o1i
Whera 60 ana 0oASast3oD ~ - ~
tetai amount of money - dsposit ~
ne New Yerk CIV taAiA s4af
4. II ~.
~ Dot. Pct Oct. AAg1st. DvvoV.
10 ~ n1i>s 4 n DVsn1ng WeAl:
Whist % The following ah6esvlatioas
neaa u eassbali; Al. 20. A.. ~
N0lDTTG
A1sshlp Ass1assss.
- ths DditH e n 0sntaG wesid;
] would b very much indsbtsl y
readers who follow ssronsutics could
.furnish me Nth re toAewtn6 informa-
~: Thsgo have ben nsmssous 1ssths
= egusstnant1ng M ~ aareDlAns
~ g 49, os111ns W1Ghh - ~
- ysasA WAat I Wsu11 ~ b INV
= ~; WAsohO - ennln0 - sossa1ss
~ - nnAs&1ns ssual1y - - ~ g
- Wea1D1 a1geg1aae = SAs1has -
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-28

Arsn, a1lhouSh NV Aaws haA ssvsa
q the children Sinos'-
How could I pasa ths ~ ueises Sor
"a have n0wT mhss9ooeA - 0oAlR'
IN oaGe-e6 garmsueA TN Sese nan"
aaA waut . aollaFs-
'Usvsnty-dvs ssn0." rUasl ne asaa.
q. "WAse = ~ DssAtf TAsy aln't -
wsel anA tAsv havs sss1 yrssssd end
soeusoa aAl Pdinsd mA0bs. osvO0.
Avs ssaeB. anA 49, money. 1ue wtn
Olvs . slsw - snA ~ - ana .
| ~ sanf'-
"A Cellar ~ sasA suat. Not . cent
leo Wtn I taks!" saaa Affs. Jar.
'Uof sacA snDef' xssd ~ asaaw. y
. an Q ruined man. I have tAtrtesn chi.
Arsn. A Aolaar w<n Sive tor 0sa a.
anA I ROD myssafi"
'WhAtf'' estsd ma Ja1. "A 1oilAr
fsP three suits % g0ed si0sAss? ons
Il them with two Sat q ts0assss.
ouay I sas . psses on sss SsCss vaeeh
soms thanS~
| mold a. hses!" intseDesea ~ Jasr.
'Ars yos cesmersnts 49, yea shssad
isaWs ne aaksd - na1ns Gn~us0r
Wew. $780, eo1s mss 49,
@ >" "s ..e'
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-28

- O. cTAs M XSh D's.as Wsao.
IN he'd - b A.onG " - N
'xamlnsd -. Az b SuI,sd sW svs'sds
efrn or 49, IN ssoksd into - 60
ofES. ". (anUTy1-oh. dsu't - -
Dartlou1as. He means 1u1lGa Shsm
DOWN. a eosnSA (K1sstng VIM -
givs him olrsnO1A b ssue1nuA) %
On AaFalAG.
wxss Guuswans hi Aaursmo-An'
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n tAae maAs ON usvuths dy spsA. en-
tnsu hs asovsd Q saak IN oowssua WIN
cacksd saan OF semseAlx n eur
mousns n .xanlnsa ~ asoGusl
Ma ". ersaehauuoy3-NoM Wnaa
DO you thsnk a MAT. ~. Wfneof
TneSv your PUuanC scned Ar yvui
o.. ". (tuunaHtsuayn-oA. 49, n
t.,.ins sooutf H0v evua0 a 80 n
covered v<th oracopsA sas.S
wy,as. =
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-28
WHAT Is GOOD BUSINESS?

- OES-a good business maa fer increased busnsssi
The Public Hssamas Protective League, win two hun
dvd end fifty member, be- Joined he Independent Tazcsb
0vness' Association NAs f. T. O. Az IN reducing tsxnb Arss
beginning to-day thss w be five hundred axcabs operating IN
Nsw York Ct me rte Of A n fer the Av haN ms and TN
snfse ch proceeding quarter mile Ar from b four psssoos
N fly for the first mia ninety osnGs for
mis- swsr an The maximum nts provided IN the
Mayors proposed nb ordinance which would ssbh thrift Of
forty sssh for H. A afAs md IN cents for ~h additional
quatsrds fer only pom While for three four pee
ssnssn Tie nate vsud b Nv fr ~ hh has and ssa
ssuts for ssch suocssding snssirA mAs
NJ aCon Of ts Putin Hsmsnt League reducing A.ss
bsrs ths ordinance hs ssm sosd upon god sgn
vdh way s wind reilly sws IN he b interests Of Axicsb
psspsistpss In ssnsEE.
ths taxicab in sds cy prosper an Il must prosper
eu increased Of tazicsbs y the public. People generally
N not ride IN tszxs Until they count two thing: ~
0rt~ Ccnfdsncs; o. Lcw~ vs me ordinance proposes
tsssk TIE A ThssSisa II hsss ssnis smaller tacab pro
psisson a'Ovs their readiness 70 slpiy he sscsnd
The true s.ts II ~ tsouus Primer end plsnr: Only *hs
n Awsr ofs xnatsl nsssr 4 sas .Aas q szbau Ssa
NY 81 ssnsAstus fr4s 4nA ssvi~ bsyoM xhsk ~.
ssuko nssf Thy wsuld hsvs ~ >az~A expensive
luxury long - sv~thv IN hs1 sndaaAs m'ssy sa Il T.
aszFsnains PUBLIC aUis~
But ths hxub sEviss Is S1ls ssvto II - yssh a
putac srvics hsvs1vvs bsa 1sml - b IN ssng ~ shnp
ehs Il To-day ~ tzahs 4 Issin smsas - ppsd
bestregulassd end mevtsa ~ vs1a Msst 4 An - ops-
atd y auaA pespstsA No fsn ensts IL 1hs thrift
lss I'm ens4ouA vhnt yvn New Yak Tn Oh ~ four
tmss eosraass nd N 1nss stuss sza VA hpk Yet
At time the demand fsr tb licenses grt MaA tho
Berlin police su&hotas obliged - Nn1 ~ nsmba. Whak
hppensdf oompsem bsums hsn ~ As hxis,b svnszs
formed duas Sor - sgnnsat 4 ~ ssvssa Nssnss na d
viauah ia hgh 1osoo mssb CoAesD A. sinss aunbsr
plate Doss ae lodk Hahsp TAD Aas vuS uCs s'uat WITH
good prof3bf
The biz taxics6 INA Ss hS propr,vrs
vl nvsr gvs New Yok pubic .csb srvses Tk interest," -
ty 80 h ID not IN tk drsSon But fss md opsn competition
q osb popEson vho Wiling suxus b serve Tho public
WILL ssrs ssrvDe 4 MN nay b rroud-nee sahamed
N tszinA VII mabs money - ~ . II maAss AasuA
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-28
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1|IIF&p
CIV yooDo9Aae. 0ass xhaA tFssF'
w cried ~. Jar. advanslng -.
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CIV yooUoGAa1. apass sAae trssP
NJ cried ~. Jar. advanelnS -.
w ward ~ OeeA We M -.
'sa6ssd hand N The atsituas g Q trafno
ooD dafyang n automobihst whe 10
stating hs y . personal friend q Com.
mlssionae waldo.
A bewhinksred. stoop -sAoueeeFsd man.
who stood In ne dining room osssds .
large sack Of osdttollng. erem whioA
Dretsude1 several Dets ana Sans q ~
amsl ware, rsgardsd NJ. JAW IN darn.
'Osntismsn." he saiA softly. ~ ain't
~ tree Ct an"
Nov please mind your own aAAirA"
sAM NFu. Jar oold1y. - shs Asmosl
IN armful Of Mr.. Jar's last years (an6
the year bsfors) ssalts upon tAs lininG
room taSis. This - Q man whe oemsa
we'll recommended ~ your fstsod Mr.
0iAvins,Ny. He has thirteen eAiidrsa,
two Of them twins. ana TIE SiAsS ~
sells papsv and goes b aAen3 sohool
and two Of me girls are nr1shssv IN Z
hat factory. but this - the dual season
what hes that 70 DO witA ~ isly
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-28

~ W. ~ S~1 1~1in8 Wossp.
An thsm thsss's Dsuas oassidy;
ms Ae 49, he the ''roo1rs." :
Hen tsii 20 plain ~ azvt soe mere
We woSesln' 4n ne DOOM. l.in.
u AaughksPs married - . pssnss,
You'A think 10 had no care; f4s .
Yst loo2 int hi eye an 80
Ths assn4 oow0w thsrs.
odAsaA = 0ua - SvanA 70 AswD 4
Tosss homes - sos1d gaisrs.
wa 0ngnsh ssrvhG@sa. Trend
oo0eA
Ar ischeyU ~ TIE score. :
think. via al these tales % wsaasA,
10 svsry man maAs known,
4 oensoiation - 70 know
The Is1sh held 6hslr own. "
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-28
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S1rd, thA& I 0houaa b osre6e q NJ
Aeus ossUe suit end NJ oAscisd 011es And
NJ snu6 brown sat. al q which. wAils
. nts1s Alsngursd, ere stu IN the rtngr
aSksA NJ. jan.
"TAs laAy Il 6houla - - 1890 Z ~
Ns1t 1sloes for oaSt-o0 SarmsAts." Ss0nA
ne 0eoop- GhoutasroA maa.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-28

Ys, Z sald - HIM NSht "a. Z 6uoS
wune any e Shak Shsao soamA Wer~ ~
eAbps sagAt co. % - ~ 0s% -
cause W wsss 1sssnds q ~ OlnWhe
akyA Whe cane from wh9s - ~ n
~ ~ ssuntsy-and. mAnA ~ - ~
nsasslsd art AAa eame - ~ ekaD ESQ.,
~ end sAsa ssnt Ter bic Wles 81 an
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-28

CaRE vAssts "a
- umpis blousss "
~ must have. ~
one o. - tpsaAsa q
two ahuo,uee,y d1ffn
mt WaI0u 90 prvXeS
oa& makes I've u.
fsFsue modes. with
NJ neck cut hisA snl
ne sleeves 90 IoaR. =
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WAIST wstA he 60
assaE, lanoy oon., ~,
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-28

"New that thsy'vs found he's q
WHOLESALE thlss suppose t,sy'll pv>
Nan whsrs ~ eaN - ~ Msere
harMSs
'~teos1n0 - deests - vsaG W
oseess sesWs ts,k sbsvt appsA0tiNO Z
ssssswlss1sa - esvess M dsssa
:. lL-p4 -, --s.s.. a.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-28

T ~. s 4 1R1 TxaisICSeI
DUN2AU. OpanaA Dan1nG ~
I tass ohnsa 1sAh 0zA
-. sa.es - - Sese.s ssAssA 20
oGo&NAof1CWseO a1Aa0 O1AanR
ts - vasAA AGA I've ssas - A,a~ 0~a0s . H.w:
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-28
tn Irish Hould Their Own
BY Eugene 0easy.


loa8, ~ Ths PD Rueaishts O. IN Nv Yssh Dsuu..s
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Mr.. Jarr Witnesses the Pathetic
Vanishing Of a Spring Wardrobe

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The Colorado statesman., 1913-03-15
MAKE Savings From
Small Weekly Wages
By LIP. STEWART. London. Eng.

had been able $15OoO every
penny of it the fruits of saving
When he married. little forty years ago. he looked around to
what he could he had been spending
at least 125 beer tobacco these he could well
with That saving of year. And this the
nucleus of his fortune
raised $3.50 S5
weekly He could rub without the extra $5 and thus able
put by $3.50 year. When his savings had amounted $780, he
bought two cottages borrowing hourhs of the purchase and
off the loan of the He property
The appetite for thrift took full possession of him. He fond of
gardening and he decided his hobby and his time into
He rented half land his wife opened shop for the
sale of the produce year able
S. week. with which, time he able buy two
houses.
And thus simply his grew added each
paying for its purchase with its until ixtnine he able
retire $3.50 almost twice his highest workman and
when he died to leave good $4,000 behind him
And what John Morrison could do and did, others have done Only
few weeks workngm confessed court of law that he had
already saved $4,000 of which had exceeded $3.50
week ow did do " asked the "By little selfden
worship the answered. and then proudly added "And I"
brought four children and there's only and the wife
Pm going buy annuity with it, which, they say, will
than $3.50 year"
The Colorado statesman., 1913-03-15
SOUND BUSINESS ADVICE.

There several old
methods Contracts
obligations
of
1t is this desulones slacknes
do
its files
weeks issue
The Colorado statesman., 1913-03-15
bachelor ShouldWear
Tag of Some Kind
By Dorca. Gallienne. San Francisco

he And why should MT she? Women all have the ideal! You
your loud and for votes for women
duc tones of cart for arts sake but know well know
that dying home and be the fright
and shower all the tenderness of souls the little
But because youth fleeing and Cupid drone panky the
wohanhood don't blunder
along dreaming Then get
the jam with the Of Why he's married and has six children
At this of fall for the 'rst chance Others of
wait until the call for the altar
into action and of all there who
the faintest echo of masculine want"
smiling along Pm thinking of fat old
maid acquaintance who No medcne incidentally
she frozen o the
hear her Drat the men !! And you you hussy
ought to be ashamed of YOURSELF
But nevertheless know that "th female of the
ce first last and always and if could be that Individually
speakng) the that ae bachelor that
eadg the lawns sisters might
turning idea right pasture
could corraed happy his
The Colorado statesman., 1913-03-15
Improving Health by
Taking Exercise
BY E. R. RICHARD, Boston. Mass.

the remarkable results that have been obtained and being obtained
through methods relieving physical
and weaknesses
Within few months I put pounds weight
result spite of the that for the
weight and put pound although deed slept sufficiently
all times.
My late increase in weight and improvement in health obtained
through
competent direction which really the natural for the body
these things and the everyday before perverted
sedentary habits and tense, fast living.
But improvements insignificant when compared
who condition than myself
large number of who have through these methods relieved
of their obesity constipation headaches
sm anema and almost affection in mater md
who down the of
up robust health strength
If physician such results by his prescription
the achievement would the nature works
these wondrous results accept them think
nothing of it.
The Colorado statesman., 1913-03-15
KEEPING YOUR EYES OPEN.


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and with them Seeing to advantage the boon
neces
sy some people
pool dveN poor place see the great
action Oh commerce table
cauona literary scientific
are poor places to spiritual
your optics and thoughts in the
" and possibilities where now
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The Colorado statesman., 1913-03-15

l., Notice tS Is hereby given that on Tues
day; the first day of April, 1913. A. p,
forenoon of said day, the undersigned
Treasurer of School District Number
One in the City and County of Denver,
and state of Colorado, will pay and
cancel the following described bonds
of former school districts numbered
two, seven, seventeen and twenty one
the presence Of the the County COUNT II Treasurer aiiu e
the State of Colorado, said bonds be-
ing, described as follows. to-wit:
5 fftSfanEy fatytw9 ty {I 1s
eight (5S),. fifty nine $50, sixty 600,
bonds of said former School i6iH District ct
Number Two CD, said bonds bearing
the the date of the first day of August.
sum of one thousand dollars (s1, 00O-
l4Ol, of the first issue of bonds Of
former School District Number Seven
81, said bonds bearing the date of the
first day of July, 1898, and each being
dollars Isl, 90. sum 0i one thousand
Numbers one hundred sixteen (16),
one hundred seventeen (117), one hun
dred eighteen (11S), one hundred nine
teen (11sl, one hundred twenty (12O),
hundred twenty-five G22). one hun
dred twenty-three (123), one hundred
tWenty-1our (l24), one hundred TWEEN
C126); one hundred twenty-seven C12D,
one hundred twenty eight (12S). one
6undTed hum tSir twentgInins go1 {l2s( one hun
one GS1o, and one hundred thirty-t two
| (132), of the first issue of bonds Of
former School District Number Seven
teen, 40 said bonds bearing the date
Of the twentieth day of December,
1897, and each being for the principal
sum of one thousand dollars Isl, ,000' :
Numbers thirty-e eight (sS). thirtv-
issue of bonds of former School Dis
trict Number Twenty-one (2D, said
bonds bearing the date of the fifteentb
day of March, 1898, and each being FOR
| lars (S1,00000) uoi-
And notice is further given that af
ter the first day of April, 1918. A d
the interest on each and all of the ga ii
| described bonds will cease and defarI
| mine.
WILLIAM e. SWEET.
OF School District Number one in tba
Sly and county of Denver, and
First publication March l. 1919
Last publication March 29. 1918
The Colorado statesman., 1913-03-15
SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST
CHURCH.

~ was glad when they said unto me,
let us go into the house of the Lord
Psa. 1921
Dear friend:A personal and cordial
invitation is extended to you to attend
the services conducted by the Seventh.
Day Adventist, in the chapel of the
Peoples Presbyterian church, corne"
E. 23rd avenue and Washington street
Sabbath school Saturday 1920 a.
m.
Preaching, 11:15 a. m
Young Peoples Missy Volunteer so.
ciety Saturday, 1:30 p. m.
Prayer meeting (Tuesday), 8 p. m.
Bible lecture Sunday, 1880 p. m.
A special program will be rendered
once each month, to be composed OF
sacred music, recitations, ETC., bearing
on some special phase of the Gospel.
Bibles and other religious literature
may be obtained from any of our
agents, or direct from the conference
office, 1112 Kalamath st.
Elder, ]. w. Owens, Pastor, 2941
Glenarm Place. Phone Main 6646.
The Colorado statesman., 1913-03-15
THANK YOU.

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The Colorado statesman., 1913-03-15
CIT Helpful Little Facts
About Catching Cold
By George F. Butler. IN. MD. Chicago

Taking cold frequently the result taking much
a
Lack of nourhment Indigestion improper oxygenation
mental depression direct and important causes than
exposure.
The proper the skin is the preventive
The daily friction
body and air simple and helps prevent
other diseases.