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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-05
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,teasr am gsierten 5aii
WHr iuenigs, Smras, Seneriperf brrpor
aernfene SrGuoe rns sn per.
seihnen.
81 Marine mnrSen abgegeber gtgea
8 Alarmr Inn Jabre 1909.

Gjeoeuiiber Der StotiItit Der Boz
iuhrs, in gesua nuf Geuer, tie ihrsn
lIrfrruna burd 1eueripertstorper tdt<
ten, mar eer 9eftrige 5ds cine riihrnlt'
e,e Musnat4i;e. grenneHpe gopltrs
gnIons unb Sd1Irn.er ba.ten Hur
unbeDeuienoe grinbe i'm Gefolge.
gros6rdnbe ipcreu ebsnfdlls 3u p.rs
seihnen, bod iinO erhebli6e Sfdeen
tuDurh niht eHtItduoen.
Ter erfte 4larm bes .neitrlosn 2o>
gss risf bic 5ea:ripebr rad elS.r Zee
rem gauItelle on Der Dana iiHc
Wcrbburn qpt., ipoitlbIi elm ifsusrs
ipertsf0rper oiirres @ras in Brdno
aefebt hattie. Gin S6ooen entItono
nidt.
Gin sipeiiesBrasfeuer ertItano1n ner
2lrlinaion unb Golsrain aps.. uno Elm
oriites on Der Marioip anb 9crfteIe
1penus.
Die 3repps Der RcRillun Gtrl'
fenzgriide iiber bic Rsooing Roaf
ipuroe burn einen iogsndnnten aonos
nkHfd,laa in sSlammen geieBt, rod
! tpnnte bic bnrh einsH Still1ldrm hsri
beigerufene JeutrDebr ben unbeoeu
isHoen 8ranb 1hnell lOIhen- 3ei
Sfdoen III aering.
;Seuertperfstorptr psruriahten eel
granb elmer Shtune htnter Dem 6du
ie BON milliam Jor. go. 923 Curtis
Gtrdbe. Der 9ranb tpurbe BON ot
sseuerspehr lhneIf oel0f1t uno b.
Ghaben iIt eerinsfiiais.
Gin gnpier gallon peruriahte ei
nen Dnhbrano oes 6auies Ro. 163
5uron Strabe. Die 5eueriuehr ipnr
be btrbeiserufen. Der ShobeH bs
trGgt ssfpd $5.
Gin burh 5sutrfpertstorper krpor
esruTener 9rasbranb Iebte Den su Rt
tlamsspeden oiensnben 9aun on be
Riogeipon Npe. unb ReabiHr Roab
grdnb uno mubis bic Jeuerirsbr be
nnteneutenhsn grono IoffRn. D
Shdoen ift aud bier eering.
Nm Der ginneinnnti Botttlerti 6
an Der Souib 4ptnue uub grsol
Gtrabe gerieiben nnf6einenb bur
1suertpsrtstorper mebrere 6dufen 8
belFpdhne in granb, iponurb e
Gdaben bon $1,000 entftanb. .
;ytueripebr purbe sur 2Oihung b
9ranbes binSueeso9sn.
Gin sr6beres 1eiier. bus Elm
Ef,aben bon ettpa $1,000 onrihtet
brad geltern Qo6mittag ouf benz O
terT6uppen Der q. &: 8. g. W. G
fenbdbn aus, nls Elm Woggou b
Gousbsrn GtieHbdbn, fpelfer n
Qubloppen bsloben mar. burh lIsbs
bibung ;yeuer fling. Die hinsuse3ose
syeuerfp<hr bate sinen hrrten anml
nm beg syeusrs unb Dor 4Ilem ;
RauGes 6err 81 tperben.
Durh einen gapkrbollon ipuI
bos Gah bes Sauies 30. 422 10
Sibertp Strdbe in granb seisbs. u
rihsete has Jeusr einen S6ooen b
$25 an.
Sn Der Orient GtraBse 3tptitru !
Msiifen nno gbidering Stro
iplrbs burd Jeutrpertst0rper
abfcabulrfen tn Branb seiest. 9
Gddben sntitano niht.
anideinenb bur6 Geusrtrertstorl
fpurbe ein 8ronb i'm Refer bts 5e
fes glc. 655 Steiner aoe. berpor
rrfen Die seuerpsbr ipuroe reqnir
unb bos syeuer irurbe obne Wiiibe
I0fG.. Der Sdoben betrogt arsefl
$1v.
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bes 6rufes go. 1915 grodotpap. b
turd Elm Dahitublbranb entitn
rsIfer eins1 Sdaben bon %
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pie oeutf6en Sa 6ten il r
bic III a r6lehedD Hennen
q Il gaep d B

aiei, {. Q5uli. - DIE oeuti6en
Sahten, bic ii6 uah ben Ser. Staas
ten beqeben tpsrpen, um i'm 9erblt an
benz interndtionalsu Detti.9eln BON
SouoertlafTesgooten bel Warbleheao,
WoF., tb<iI3usbmsn, iino: g4n9ela"
Gioentbum bes Serrn Wsismann pom
aaiierltbeu Sahttlub; vWttteIsboh"
Gigenthum bon ghriftopb alt bon
Berlin, unb .Serum", Bdloemar
xistasns BON 9ambllrg geh0rig.
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9obesfGlTs Z

6enrp Robtr, 80 Sabre alt,
Wobnung unbetannt. brad Dor BEN
Saufe Ro. 1888 Gafiern 4p... bon
einsm 6isf6lag betroffen, toot Sus
Idrlmen. Die 2eife tpuroe ndh Der
Worgue gebroht.
2obis Dintens. Elm 80 Sabre
alter Rseer, pon SO. 238 George Ctr,
nurbe tobt in Ieinem 8ett aufgsfuns
ben. Die 5ibnsne bat bsm Woun
ben Sob eebrodi. Die 2eihe puros
nab o.r Wlorgue sebraht.
Grdnt softer, 81 Sabre alt,
BON Ro. 220 Git Clifton 4pe., brad
| in feiner Wobnune, BON Der 6iss
iiberipGltigt, beipubtlos suinmmsn unt
itarb 10 Minuten mad Der eiRiieft'
rune i'm ft6btii6sn 5cIpital.
Ssdmss 9 cott, 45. bon bel
| Gmitb Girobs. ftarb e.itern i'm itdbti'
| Icben 0oIpital. Seott erirdntts Dol
sinigen 5assn an Der IA. unb Cana
| StraBs.
Grtrantungen.
i GIoranti Giepabdnti, por
80. 561 D.it 6. Strabs, ipuroe II
1 Der Sis Gram s5abrii, go. 552Gscrg
| 5traBe, BON sinsm 5iBidlos. bstrof
fen unD In beosntlifem 3uitdnb mad
oem itdbtiIten ooipitai ssbroft.
i Sofepb 8brpre6 30 Jahr
aft, purne beim 8erlaFen elmer Wirt6
lfdaft bon Der Siss iibsrpdliist uni
lfisl babel In cine Spisself6eibs. peIb
barit, unb bic glasiterb<n brdhtel
benz Mlann. cine gefdbrli6e S6niit
ulnbe an Der guIsober Bel. Te
9.rlebts, tp.I6er go. 81 Oft Gliftol
gip.. fpobnt. fpnroe nad bem Habit
Ifden Sofpital s,bratt. tpoItlbit oi
atrsie ben 3uitaun BEG Wlonnss al
duBerit tritiit be5ei6neteH.
5omss Uprt beseidnei. elm
, Grtsnnungsmort. bes LA. 9iiiten
4rti[lerie Reaimsnts einen Wunr
fpelh.r ssftern. BON emem 6isfdIa
beirofftn, an Der 6. iirib Gmiib Stl
beipuBitps aufgsfnrben tpuroe IN
I aufnabme i'm ft6btiiden 3pfpitt
+. fdnb. Der 3uitaRh oes Wannes gi
fir beosnslif.
2onis R o 5, ,Wobnung unbetann
b unasi6hr so Sabre. tpurot an 0arfiel
place BON Der oise iibsripdltist IN
na6 b.m itdbtiihen 5ofpitoI gebrdG
g. 10. Gofs. IA Sabre alt, pr
Ho. 3551 GolerniR Aoe.. spuroe ma
hsr .. u. 9. .. D. GiIenbabn pt
nj Der 6ibe iiberfp1ltiet unb mad iein
Wobuune iiberIiifrt.
:. anthonn 2 6Desmon,
Jnhre alt, pon No. $50 e5eit StroE
ipuroe an Der qanrel uno Gutter 81
bon Der 6ibs iibermannt unb mub
!. mad Dem itdbtiidkn 9oipitaI ssbras
! Fptrnen.
Sobn guflermau, "a Sob
: Iati, bon go. 2120 freeman Mreni
Almusbs In itinsr Wc1nsng son \
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Die Spring Grobe Gemeterp QIs
Iociation bat III Soerrn 8illiam ..
einen neuen SdabnelIter
crbaltea. 5crr 9Inoerion louroe an
1teue oes fiirsIih neritorbeEcn 5errn
soSof,n Z. @insloiu erIpdblt
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unfaa.

Gin ntlbefonnter 9Ieger iplroe Be'
tern g[6eno nobe S1rtlDea, @, pom
eirem 3uge Der Bic sour eiienbahn
iiberiabren rmo getootet. @s beItdno
crit Die abiidDt. ben Iooten na6 Gin
cinnati sn iiberfiihren, ieoo6 oe=
fiirseren transport bolber iatto Del
Ioote in Der Rorgue pon Scotland
Auinahme.
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5ibe iibe-tpeftiet uno ndh Dem ct.
Wdrns Sofpitnl ge6rodt.
Sacob glemen33 30 Sabre alt,
Gben gorf gerrdee, Walnut 9ias,
tpiisbe BON Der 6ibe iiberndltigt, fpdbz
reno er an Der Manhdttangea6. Dam
ton, an., babete. Der Grtrantte ipurz
b, bon Or. Senour bebanDelt.
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Rleine pcli3einanri@ten

- Deter Debeo. BON No. 1872
Moore StraBe unO Clara GHsel6et.
pon gao. 1922 @resorp place. neloes
ten Der g,clisei, Sob iie beim paIiiss
rem bes Gben qart bon mebrerer BUR-
i6en onasfallen pcreeH feien uno De-
beo cine 9erleBung am aopf oar6 az
nen 5hlag odpCngetrogen bat.
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Soot aufaeiuu6en.

Q(n GSube oer giue StraBe tpuroe
aeitern Elm unbefnruter DeiBer Utann
pom einem 3Mge Der :. uno s. Giieu'
6ohn iiberiobren. Ter Ioote wuroe
Ger Woraue eingelieiert.
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Sirdlid)es.

I'm Der Iritten 9eutiden Brot
Stride oil @alnit, nabe 8. StrdBe,
(gsnitor s.. Sacfner) finoet norgen
8ormittaq INN 10 llbr cine patriot
Ife qottesoienitlide Teier itatt, Do3u
ieoerinann irelntolidit eingelaoen lit.
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giaenthum Der 6. q. II. 3. Strdbens
balm SO. 1T, bat einen Mertb bon
$50. Gs lit Elm Rdtbid, tpis bic 8ibe
lee fertis sebrddt ho6en. ben Draft
obsuThneiben, obne electruirt gu ners
ben.
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Geuer.

-Sn elmer Itffe Der Ct. Sohannes
sirhe, an Der 0rsen unb Bremen
GtrdBe. Brad auf unbetannte Mehe
Elm sFeuer aus. D1s Dur6 bic Jeuerz
lpehr idlnelL ael0iAt ipnrDe.
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gift Iein Werta, uur feline pras
gune bringt manden Meuihen in
aurs.
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-25
She GAVE o..
plysieiaas tailed h Hsip Ms&
eesa. ~ Ae Haaay fsaad
1sSef b Csrdsi.

lgsstss, vA-Mrs. J. c. Green Of this
DeAse. eays: II suffered with womsnly
6Duksss - that could hardly sit up.
Two q ~ best doctors In eur town
f9DeAed ne, a1d tried different msdi.
80. uhtii I savs up al heps Of svos
eotting well.
0os ~, / lseidsd u try some Car.
1ul. Il "a % much for me that I
efdsrsd some moro. and Il cured me!
Today, foel - we'll - I ever did In
TAe pAias aod the trouble are ali
oouA ! feel like anothar person In
9vsry way. I wish every sufferer could
kAew what CaTdui viii DO for sick
VonAa."
4 sew dosAs ef Cardui At the risht
tine, will save many big doctor bill
~ preventing serious sickness.
1t tones up the nervous system. and
helps make pale chsets fresh and rosy.
Thousands Of woak women have been
restored to health and happiness BY
uAAG Cardui. Suppose you try II.
Il may b. Just the medicine you need.
N.0..Ntis n: tsdss.' Aiv,sesy hsp., chans.
IsH Msl,Hs. 81 h....nosSs. li2s NJ sn.sia!
otve0eas" Ases 10 siA's svsssss. - ssssssl
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Baptist Church

The pastor hiss Just returned fro.n
the annual meeting OF the Colorado
Baptist state convention md will oc-
cupy his puipi, both morning ahi
evening. The Sunday school will
open nS usual AT s:tS n. M. The Jun-
iors will hold their meeting at /; y.
M. Tho yonns people will hold "a
very interesting meeting st 6:30 in
tn" upper room In the church. The
~omen's meeting will he held on
Tuesday afternoon at gao. The
midwc~k prayer services "Wednesday
evening Ht s:30. The Teachers
Training class meets In the study in
tho church on Thurs'iay nixht. ,::o.
e q. Butler. Pastor.
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First u. z, Church

Frank Wood Brctnnl,. pastor. Sun
day school a:t5 4. M. Epworth
League nj 6:30 y. M. Prayer meet.
ing Wednesday evening. .:3O. Morn.
Ink preaching ut II o'clock. EVENING
sermon at 1:31. Mrs. J. \. Laugh
LIN and Mr.. VIM. Davies will render
a dnct at tho n,ornin; service nn.i
thcr will he other spcrini music nj
both services. The Women'x Home
Missionary sncir'y viii meet with
Airs. wolrott. 6;s Pine street. Miss
May Thomas. 1881 Arizona avenue.
will entertain the Young Peoples
Foreign Missionary society Tuesday
evening. The Epworth League viii
clvc {, I,aiiowc'cn social Oh ThuTs.
lay evening.
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BOY LIVES IN LOOKING GLASS

Huntington. ". Va. Oct. ~
Physicians aud s.iIntisis from all
parts Of the country nrc mysttftcti
by the remarkable case OF Russell Ia
kcr. the II year old upside" hoy oi
thix city. who does all things 10 re-
verse order. seeminsiy through some
Involuntary control which hc cannot
shake OIL.
iiaksr writes backward. walks
backwards sinEs high notc~ low and
low notes hish. talks backward sreils
backward and. In fact. IL In virtually
all respects = backward boy"
Learned men from nil parts OF the
United states have visited him here
since h. first gave evidence o fhis
mental and physical "upslde-iown'
accomplishments. Many others have
asked tho priviieSc n examining
him.
The ''uI,sidc-down lad talks In his
way NJ fiucntiy ~ docs tho normal
person. Ills other acts arc donc as
well ~ though rc were pracecd!nr:
normally.
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First Presbyterian Church

Rev. II. F.. Chandler .wIll deliver
were announced for last Sabbath bu.
wcr announced for last sabbath but
had to he abandoned OH account of
tho nnfinished condition Of the heat
ing plant. These are: II n. M. "Thc
Guest OF God" 1:3O n. m. The
Quest for God" Miss Parker Will
sing at the communion service In
the morning and Mrs. Chandler n.
the papur service In tho evening. The
session will meet at iO:l5 in the pas
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Er,t NE. Church. South

SUNDAY school at s:t3. MIR. J. r.
HarniSh. Superintendent Preaching z
At ~ n. M. ana .::b by the pastor.
Ihc sbjcct FOR tho morning service
III he: The Wr.nI III. Of Fault
Ing. 'rhc evening service fiil bc
cvangalisti,. Mira. sidney Raliingcr
viii sing at tho morning service.
Epworth League devotional meeting
NJ 60" y. ma. u. Pcndicion. Pas
tor.
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. this couatsy next sunAer.
The ltouhDs with Eaglish {

% this c0untSy next sumAr.
The ttouhbs with Eaglisk tennis
at this time spsears to ," tbs lack a
youth aad hstural playing ability
among the leading representatives Of
that country. Afamoua tennis au-
thority In discussing tho situatioa
aad outlook said recently: None 1t
ths present top rankess 10 natural
eenius like henshaw. Doherty Of PIN.
Mr. Parks. like Mr. Rkehie aad q.
II. Smith In . previous decade. has
reached his present position by ex-
pl0leatiea OF muscle and stamfns.
aided by doRsca will. Other expo
meats Of similar character aro
doub<tess in the making. and whea,
thay SrsiSe We shall hail them, -
vc DO Mr.. Parkc and those who mod
~ thsaf game on his lines. ss'intcr-
satioaal representatives. Hut. II we
arc wtae. we shall coatinue 10 looe
tor the taient which has the hall-
mark OF youth and natural ability to
commend u.
With the passing Of basehaii and
football the followers OF sport are
turning their attention 10 forms oi
indoor competition popular during
the winter months. There u already
much activity evident smoax the
hockey players and the Indications
point 10 . season OF unusual popular
ity for tho Canadian game. In those
cities whsrc artificial rinks or frees
Ing weather y assured the scetulc
makcrs are busy preparing long lists
ot exhibition and shampjoashlp rlay.
Ing dates. 81
Plans arc under way for the open
Ing ~ tho amateur league ssosons In
Naw York, Boston. Syracuse. Cicvc-
land. St. Paul. Montreal and Toronto
and tho usans8crs II the various col
leEe sevcas have already booked .
number OF exhibition and inserIvar-
sity matches.
'rhe intercollegiate Hockey League
appears uniikely to bc revived hut
fals. Harvard and Princeton will
pauy a round rohtn seires OF three
samsa asaiast tach OF the two other
eo,isRas and both Cornell and Col
umbia Will have sevena on the icc.
Harvard will met so,nc u the hest
o. the Canadian amateur teams st
tha isostou rink sud there will uiso
be saverai international matches Il
Now York between the leading ath-
ietic ci"b sev~ns and thosr Of the
Canadian amateur examinations.
Yale sad Priseeton nlayrrs expect To
make thu usual Christmas holiday
trips to Cleveland and other middle
Western eitiea. playing evhibition
kam~s aeainst local teams and pos
sibiy several ,nsey-varsitv practice
Ratehe&.
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Christian Church.

The minister will preach at ~ n.
m. and i:30 y. m. Aiis- Catherine
Sheldon will sing ut the morning
rcrv!rc and u quartet Will be rem.
dcrcd' n night. sunday school at
.:I: n. ni.. and Endcavor meeting
nt $3.50 p. M. In the iascmcnt. We
kindly invite you I" these services.
80" East Main sircct.-Randolph
Cook. Minister.
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-25

Del oi tneflicisncy. because Of the
time It wastes.
~ started out ten years ago selling
breakfast food At . cents package" "
she SAID. u got box In which I
put = package OF tho food. u napkin
and pretty china dish. did pretty
veil. too. for . beginner. The first
day my cosnmiasion amountod to
$50. the second TO 80 and the third
70 yiS. II vas after that big sale
that man. who was Just ahead of
mo selling pickles. waited for me at
the door. e. H"
"Green. amt your" he said.
YES" I admitted. crestIaliea.
"wiii yon take q suEsstios from
an old rounder.' he asked. "Wcii.
then throw away that maGnsine you
are carrying,
1T seemed pity. The MAGAZINE
nan some lovely stories wanted ia
read On tho car going home. but
knew he wns right. business ~ busi-
nsss. aud there II NO place In II for
lore stories.
There are schools Of asiesmaashin
for men. and all sorts OF helping
hands for the young man. for every
body knows he has hts broad and hut.
ter to earn until his hair II gray.
only recently has business taken the
working Rtrl sertosssiy. There never
has becn q piaae for her 10 learn the
decoru,n Of an office or the laws ot
business efficiency. The truth In. OF
eourxe. that often She has not want
I'd to. Hhc has worked only 10 fili
the time until she could kes married.
taifia who do know about banking.
b,lsincss management and the ccono-
my OF time and labor arr morc cffi-
eisnt mistrcsscs Of hcmcs. however.
ssc their training II no: wasted
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-25
A COLD DAY m JANUARY

A mcrchant In North Dakota sent
out his new s~cdc clerk to make col
lection. When he returned the mcr.
chant asked him how they had re-.
responded.
"Ot." said the Swcdc. Jim Drown
said he'd nay when he sold bis wheat
Jan Peterson said he'd pay next week
Bill Jones safd he'd pay In January
-"
Stop right there" said the mcr.
chant. That's tho first timc I ever
knew Bill Jones to set a date when
he would nay. Arc you sure Bill
said he'd nay In Jnnuary?"
"Ay tank so." said tho Swctlc. "Hc
said II would be one tam cold da,
when he paid-ay tank da, bc ir
January
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-25
.Catarrh Cannot Be Cpred

With LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat OF tho discaxc. Ca.
tarrh u blond OF constitutional disease
tsrnal remedies. Halls Catnrrli Cure "a
taken internally. and acts directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces. i.Alrs
Catarrh euro II not Quack incdlSnc. IL
Was prcscfibcd by one nj the best ply
13ctanS In this country for yc1rt AMI II
. regular prescription. II is ccr,po.cd ..
the beAs lonics known. combined with q ,
yaocou0 surfaces. Tho pcrssc. --,rh! ~.
ton II tho two Ingredients ~ VIII, re-
ducea such wonderful results ~ cu,iai
cAtnrfl,. ScnA for tr-.'rior';if. free.
r. J. CHENEY & co. i'rops... To!cdo. %.
Fold by p-u-rist-. p.ica r3r
rAha u.,r-
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Conversational Church.

Rev. Leroy OF the Olivsi Cohsrc-
Rntloaai church. Of Denver. will
preach = special sermon for the tn
ion miners mud operators at the Con-
krcEntional church sunday evening.
Special music and SINGING services
st I:;0 sharp. All welcome.
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WHY he WAS AFRAID

St.coi Car Conductor-to country.
maa--If you saw him picking the
Rcnticman'a pockct why didn't yom
Interfere. instead of letting him get
away.
C0untvynar-1 saw that sixn MI
there. beware Of Pickpockcts. an
b'aosh. ! was afraid to-
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-25

tors study for the reception Of mem
hcis. Parents having children in
resent for baptism should do so nj
the morning worship. Steam was
turned on this neon. and the warm
house and welcome heretofore offcr.i
ar" axsin assured.
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-25
Christian Science .

The Christian Science Society hold
regular services every Sunday morn
Ing at l03 West First street. Morn
Ing service at ~ o'clock nnd Sunday
school at $40. Wednesday evening
meetings At s o'clock. All arc wei
como.
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-25

When your food does not digest
well and you feel "blue" tired and
discouraged, you should use a little
IIERBtNE at bedtime. II opens the
bowels. purifies the system and re-
stores fine feeling OF health and
energy. Price soc. Sold by Haus-
mnu Drug Company.
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-25
IN THE CHURCHES
Lutheran Church

h. Walter srhmi,t. Pastor. SUNDAY y
school ut 9:t.. Divine service this
Sunday In German Mt II n. M. We
cordially invite strangers to worshin
with us.
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Trinity Episcopal Church.

Rev. ]. u. Ferris. Rector. TwcG-
ty-ihird Sunday after Trinity. HOLY
Eucharist .:;0 u. M. Morning pray
cr. iiiany and sermon II o'clock.
Evening service and sermon .::0.
Services NJ the Rcct0ry.
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A SHINING EXAMPLE

Mr.. tmsonheak-Here's nm item
that says the swan outiivcs any 9th.
er bird.
Mrs. Crimsonheak-And. rcmcm-
her. John. the swan lives on water.
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Printing Of every descript,on neat
iy and quickly executed at the
Chronicie-New Job ROOMS. Samples
and quotations on request. Use the
telephone. Trinidad 40. Il
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enls oow1 saRk,
IS EXPERTS ADVICE

New York. Oct. :t.-"Tic vote!
No. I bsiiicvc II will not help the
working giri. What will raise tho
waees OF stri IL not the vote hut q
card iadcx.''
1'hosc are the words of Mrs.. Emma
u. L. knight. expert In efficiency.
who u soon TO open . school In New
York 70 oinstruct women In the Inn
portaucc oi clean clothes. semicoirns
ana card cataiogues--in short. the
thines left out IN theoretical training
OF Etrls In DuatnsA schools.
Five hundred business men have
testified their disapproval Of the
stcnoerarhcr who :hcws R'im and
makes eyes" at her employer tho
while she plays airly on her typewrit-
Ct. disreEardink punctuation ami
grammar. The 500 employers have
told Mrs. Knight that there II a de-
usand IN New York for efficient busi-
ness womcE and that the time has
como when they are ready to pay for
efficiency.
"A young girl answered my adj, cr-
tisement for stenographer the other
day." said Mrs. knlEht yesterday.
"She wore soiiad white skirt and
a broad black sash around her waist
fastened with q safety pin.
Ny child" told her. You'll new
er get u position in the world until
You wash that skirt and comb your
hair" suppose II sounds cruel, hut
It really wasn't. II was giving that
child scme GOOD advice that nobody
ever took tho trouble to give her be.
fore.
After an experience OF 10 years in
the business world have learned
these 10 rules for working girls who
w0nlf vnnrnoh.
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II in need Of printing OF any kind
phone Tho Crhonicle-News. Samples
and estimates will be chcerfilly
Riven Phone Trinidad ltO.
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f. Mrs. Knight recalls with regret
the days oi her own apprnticeshtp
In the business world. when she
might have been spared the many DIFF
ficulties had there been any school
OF efficiency for her. Her only
school was experience. which Il q mo-
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-07-11
LOCAL MARKETS
GAPLETS


Johnnie Pierce was circus visitor
in LewistOwn on Monday.
E. q. Worden, lawyer, First Ma
tional block, phone l27. Lewistown.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Fringer are in
the city from Lewistown.
For Sale.-Six hole Jewell kitchen
range. Cheap. Inquire at journal
office.
Born. To. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Alb
endschein at st. Vincent Hospital in
Billinge on Friday, July 4th. a son.
The Mckenzie Trading Co. re-
Gently unloaded a carload of wagons.
LAND.-See A. l.. Rossman for
Home steads, ACCOMPLISHMENTS aud
Decided Lands. He is surveyor and
can locate YOU on as good piece OF
land as can be found any place. A
large number of locations with
springs of cool mountain water.
Jos. H. Mcdonald purchased one of
the five acre tracts in the First Ad-
dition to Judith Gap last week and
will erect buildings at al early date.
Judith Gap was we'll represented at
the Sells Floto circus in Lewistown
on the 7th. A large party went up on
Sunday and still more on Monday
morning.
c. $. Sexton. representing Winston.
Harper, Fisher Co., of Minneapolis.
was busy salesman at the G. Il.
Stone store Wednesday.
Glen S. Bills returned on Wednes.
day from a ten days. visit with his
mother, wife and children in Spo'
kane.
Wallace Wing returned this week
from q several days. tour of inspec
ton Of portion of Dawson county
Representative Gies, of the De
Laval Cream Separator Co.. ha
been assisting Beers & HAYNES II