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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-20
PLIERS AUXILIARY
L DAVIS ST. SCHOOL
|EULOGIZE MRS. MINIS

1o'uuons eulogizing the late Mrs.
harper Minis for her bequest of
Lor the children's playground of
avs Street school and for other
I'es or her interest in the children
0een prepared by a special COM
vi the Mothers auxiliary of the
ana viii be formally adopted at
.N' meeting Of the mothers.
'eSoIutions term Mrs. Minis "our
Gil s tFiend,' and pay splendid
Nv 70 her generous interest in the
a'e OF the school children. The spe-
Y'"''Attee that framed the resolu-
vas composed of Mrs. Claude B.
,nalrman; Mrs. Claude T. Nc
,'o Mrs. f. T. Williams.
Mothers auxiliary, which is
.a ls ior the general upbuilding of
bo"oo'' win use the $500 bequest to
advantage possible in improv-
Inc playground.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-20
LEXINGTON WASHER
FINED BY RECORDER
FOR ANNOYING GIRL

George Randolph, who said he was a
tourist from Lexington, Ga, today was
fined $10.75 by Recorder Broyles when
witnesses testified that he played the
role of masher last night in a theater in
Whitehall street
Randolph is said to have taken a seat
next to young woman and to careless
ly have placed his hand on her shoul-
der. The young woman demonstrated,
but the man was persistent. His ar
rest followed.
Randolph denied to the recorder that
he meant any harm.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-20

~ W. y oSepn heSenStein returned from
New York today
The West End Study class mot ,yi+,
Mrs. w. A. Grove today.
Mr.. Palmer johnson is snendino SOW
eral weeks in New York.
Mr. Edward c. Brown has been ouite
III II Tor the past few days at his home
lSS Capitol avenue.
Miss Blanche GRAY. OF Gastonia \
C., is the guest of Mrs. Stirline, Grimes
Iurner for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Swift arrive
SUNDAY and will be guests of Mrs
0Wlits mother, Mrs C. L. Bately.
Mrs. George Noble, who has been i'll
at private sanitarium for two weeks,
mas returned to her home on Peach
tree road
Mrs. Fred. Shaefer, of West Point, has
returned home, after a visit of two
weeks In WaycroSs as the guest of Miss
Susie Coates.
Mrs. Isaac M. Aiken and daughter
MISS FANNIE Aiken, of Pensacola. Fla,
are are the guests of Mrs. C. E. Howard,
40 PIEDMONT avenue.
Mrs. Lee Wardlaw, formerly of At
lanta. and Miss Lucia MCGOWAN. of
South Carolina, are visiting Mrs. a T.
Lythgoe, 10S North Jackson street
Miss Emily Keen, of Fort Valley. who
mas been the guest Of Mrs. Clarke Fra
zler, Jr, in West End. is now with Mrs.
D. D. Frazier, Jr., on Spring street.
Mrs. George Kelly. of Birmingham
and Mrs. L. A. Patterson, of Greenville
). C., are guests of their mother. Mrs
w. E. Austin, in the Virginian apart
ments.
Mrs. A. d. Adair, who underwent an
operation at st. Josephs infirmary last
week, is doing nicely and her many
friends are now anticipating her speedy
recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stirling Grimes Turner,
whose marriage was recent event, are
now at home with Mrs Turner's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Prior, on Ponce
DeLeon avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight E. Lowell have
announced the birth of a son, who has
Mrs. Lowell was Miss Hazel Adkins be-
fore her marriage.
Mrs. l.. A. Patterson, of Greenville,
S. c., and Mrs. George Kelly, of Biz
mingham, are being pleasantly enter
tanned as the guests of their mother
Mrs. w. E. Austin.
Mrs. James Cuthbert Holderness, of
Rockford, H., who is delightfully."- known
in Atlanta through her former visits to
her sister, Mrs R. c. Congdon, is now
the guest of Mrs. Congdon.
Mrs. William A. Speer, who has been
III for several days at her home on
Peachtree road is still confined to her
room and is being greatly missed from
the social affairs of the season.
Miss Mollie Mum. of Lowell, Mass,
who is being delightfully."- entertained as
the guest of Mrs. Jack Stewart, will
remain until March l, when she goes to
visit friends in Greenville, S. c.
Mrs. Hill r. Huffman has postponed
the meeting of her bridge club, which
she was to have entertained today in
honor Of Mrs. Harold Gordon Russell,
of Brooklyn, on account of the illness Of
her children, Ann and Ella B. Huff
man.
Mrs. Cyrus w. Strickler won the first
prize at Mrs Frank Pearson's bridge
luncheon given yesterday for Miss
Mollle Mum, of Lowell, Mass, the
guest of Mrs. Jack Stewart. The con-
ISOLATION prize was won by Mrs. A. Med
Wilson, Jr.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-20
NEW BOAT LINE ON ocMULGEE.

HAWKINSVILLE, GA, Feb. ia
new boat company will this week start
line of steamers between Hawkins
vile and Lumber City, with Captain A.
H. Henley in charge. The steamer
Chappelle will be put on the run this
week. This will make two lines oper-
ating steamers on the Ocmulgee from
this point.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-20
e. Washington
Dinner-Dance
Saturday

c.orgs washington dinner-dance
riyan at the Piedmont Driving
' = evening. The usual In
To-. rnaracterizing the Weekend
- the club during Lent will pre-
bnt the occasion will gain interest
! elaborate decorations in honor OF
r.+rer of His Country" The
s,r dinner will bear the insignia
I-rited states, and the more per-
,asfgns of cherry trees. hatchets,
,or will be served at I o'clock and
IN the ball room will follow, to
-go n II o'clock. There will be
par of parties arranged for the
|ng. which promises to be a very
htful social event.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-20
e. Miss Young.

htqin ana MIS- JAMES 1871 S
p.oirad last evening in honor of
o,ast Miss Alice Scott, of Pitts
The apartments of their resi-
4 at Fort Mcpherson were deco
With vases of pink roses and
T., 4 game of bridge was played
1 hn+fet supper was served.
|. ctver, who made top score, was
Ltd with a silver corsage pin
l. erst prize. The second prize, q
l. ell, hose. went to Miss Harrison.
|paInh Jones won the mems first
!. q bridge set, and the consolation,
hoss was awarded Captain Hard
L. Young was gowned for the eve
in black charmeuse with corsage
L. lace and chiffon touched with
i satin. Mrs. Young wore yellow
H. with embroidery of topaz and
heads over charmeuse.
II guests included Colonel and Mrs.
i T. Van Orsdale. Mrs. Logan,
Il and Mrs. B. F. Jones and their
Miss Edna Jones; Captain and
Jack Hayes, Captain and Mrs.
Is CAPTAIN and Mrs. Simmons, and
guests, the Misses Mace, of Bal
r., Captain and Mrs. Beck, Mrs.
/. Miss Harrison, Lieutenant and
Supplee, Lieutenant and Mrs. John
Ier. Lieutenant and Mrs. Sederson,
tenant and Mrs. Martin, Lieuten-
nd Mrs. Wells, Captain Hardaway,
Lieutenants Harrison, Spalding,
|. Greed and Evans.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-20

Mrs. William A. Speer, who has been
i'll for several days at her home on
Peachtree road, is still confined to her
room and is being greatly missed from
the social affairs of the season.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-20

Mrs. James Cuthbert Holderness, o.
Rockford, Ill, who is delightfully."- known
in Atlanta through her former visits tc
her sister, Mrs. r. c. Congdon, is now
the guest of Mrs. Congdon.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-20

Miss Mollie Mum. of Lowell, Mass.
who is being delightfully."- entertained a:
the guest of Mrs. Jack Stewart, vii
visit friends in Greenville, S. c.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-20
ASimple Method That Has a Wonderful
Influence upon The Future Infant.

Too much can not be said for a wonderful
remedy, familiar to many women as Mothers
Friend
1t is more eloquent In Its action than all
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-20

Mrs. L. A. Patterson, of Greenville
5. G., and Mrs. George Kelly, of Biz
mtngham, are being pleasantly enter
tanned as the guests of their mother
Mrs. w. f. Austin.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-20

Mrs. Hill R. Huffman has postponed
the meeting of her bridge club, which
she was to have entertained today il
honor of Mrs. Harold Gordon Russell
of Brooklyn, on account of the illness Of
man.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-20

Mr.. and Mrs Dwight E. Lowell have
announced the birth Of son, who has
been named Dwight Adkins Lowell
Mrs. Lowell was Miss Hazel Adkins be-
fore her marriage.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-20

Mrs. Cyrus w. Strickler won the first
prize at Mrs Frank Pearson's bridge
luncheon given yesterday for Miss
Mollie Mum, of Lowell, Mass, the
guest of Mrs. Jack Stewart. The con-
ISOLATION prize was won by Mrs. A. Med.
Wilson Jr
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-20
PERSONAL

~ Mr. Joseph Regenstein returned from
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Stirling Grimes Turner,
whose marriage was a recent event, are
now at home with Mrs. Turner's par
ents Mr and Mrs. G, S. Prior, on Ponce
DeLeon avenue
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-20

Inc West End Study class met with
Mrs. w. A. Grove today. ''-'
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-20

Mrs. A. d. Adair, who underwent an
operation at st. Josephs infirmary last
week, is doing nicely and her many
friends are now anticipating her speedy
recovery.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-20

=, MT Edward c. Brown has been quite
10 ~ LOT the past few days at his home
lS3 Capitol avenue.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-09-19

I'LL OA00Ad1yG OuA
Ia premiere fois, dams une piece de
moyenlne grandeur, enforcement ta-.
#piss6e de rayonls converts deliyres
5r5ulniis entire eux par les fills t6nus
dune multitude de toiles d'arai-
gn6e. Ellie COMMUNICATE avec.
les appartements qu''on await fer
mes apr4s lasmort demon oncle
pour ne plus jamais entrer;; ellie.
Esentait tellement le moisi,le rem
Hferm6, que is ffus presque sufffoes-
zquee. Je m'eSampressaid'ouyrirl
fenetre quti, tres petite, naVait III
oles,mspersiennes etsdonnait sur
leS coin le plus sa1uYagged u jjardin;;l
]plus . proc6dai q mes recherches.
Mails comment deecouvrni Francois
Ter an miliieu de tous ces volumes
J,allai abandonner earle,
qulasn1ldd=le tire d'unHpetn iWe me
fti pousser I'M cri de joie.8C6taient
les biographies!des roisde.France
.jusqu'a Henri IV exclusivementt.5
Tine graYure aSsezs Donne ,TepfeS.
sentant Francois Ierdans esplan
dideScostumesdes Yalois, etait join
ste d biograp,hhliie. JePexaminaii
saYec etonnemenht.
81 TIL possible, me dissjie 6mer.
jYeiill6e, gully ait des hommesaus
siibeauxIquescella
photographic, quiSne partaggeait
pas T'antipathe din oHr6spour mon
h6ros. ensffasliisaiitt '6loge sansSaucp-
restriction. paflait, ayeo une
conviction enthso,usiiaste desasbeau-.1
,degavalenr,sd de sonespritche
'Ygaleresqule,sdeIs Professionalism
r4euusM accordasaux Iettresetsauxs
arts. Ilterrmiilnaitt Ilppar7deux ignes||
sursassWe priY6e, ct japprisceque
FrancoiisNl menait jooyeuse
etsaiimaiitH ltes
femmes,alJ,a ul'i pr6f6regrenltdlelnantt
etgliIncArenal1ents
dsRsssleuu,s aenells onneas
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d'Etampes, gull 6rigea en-
pour lui etre moult aggr6a-

be.
De ces quelques mots, je tirai
les conclusions suiYantes: Pre-
increment, ayant d6couvert, depuis
IN moiis, que mon existence 6tait
quill me m%anquait beau
coupade choses,que Ia possession
d'unscur6, dune tante, de poules ct
de lapiinns ne suf6isait point au bon
heur, jed6cidai qu,'une joyeuse vie
6tant 6Yidemment le contraire de
Ia miienne, Francois Ter await fait
preulves5ed'un grand jugement en- "a.
choisissant #
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-09-19

Residence moderne vendTe,a6
chambres fnies en- bois franc 8
sittuee dams aadses meiilleures par
ties dela vile IS $50 Sadrlesser
aA.H. Demeules, 500 Avenue
Centrale
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AI.Yend!'llIe

Avendre pour 1890 me bonnie
propri6te sur le cote Est: rappor-
stant Slide oyer parmois. Pour
plus amnlples informations sadres-
ser Demeules, 3O5 Avenue
5Centrale.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-09-19

sllsbr1la so maln#dToltespourII a
|punir de s'setre tromp6e, quii
prouYe qu'iiln''e6ttait qu'unsott!
LIE cure, quiBm'6coutait un.ins-
tantau-paravant I'm air b6at,tres-
sautaits d'indiglation.
TIN sot! mademoiselle... BIT
Ipourquoi celai .ss
-Parce queIa perte de So main
ne r6parait pass on erreur, T6pon-
|sdais-je, que Porsenna men 6taitn ri
plus nj i:moiins yiivant, ct que aBe-
cr6tairesne s''enportait pas#miieux.
=-Bien, ma petite; mais Porsen-
nafu assez effray6 pour lever le
siege imm6diatements
-lCeci, observation-disclosures
que Porsennan'4taitSqu' npoltron.
-zSoitl!smais Rome taitsd6liyree;
set g~raceaSceYola, gracesa sonac-
tion5h6roique!
HH lecture, qni,sfr6missait
d4edeHe brdlerl e bout
En'entadmiraiit que miieuxM ucius.
|Sc6Yola, dess;exalter,d eSsesd6ne-
.ner pour me faire appr6cierssoln
Ih6ros.
aJJs'enStienspou r eqeue aisdits
oen
taitqu'unssotsetsu grand
ae cure, sufoqu6,s6criaiiitt:;Ssssssz
Quands11iess syelinilfantsS se amelentd al
Iraisonner,lm mortelsAentendent
biensdesS ysssSs
ss.----Monsiileulrl r6.ronsamlls'aagYiiez
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hB@lNNlEZs Ngw@ "A
rIE@la@ DE H@wE@T
$lx@@ PAR IAN.

Lie Tchesse de bien des hommes
.estdue > leurhabileteSde pouyoiir
compiler: deux ct deux font ciinq.
Certains tableaux de peinture
.sont CONNIE certaines gems; ills ne
'yalent pas Y corde pour les PEN
.dres $500 ssss
4es snfragettes aYouent que les
.hoommes leur sontt sup6rieurs puts
qn'elles Youdraient etre q leur.
place.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-09-19

MONS.
C'6tait I'm vif plaisir pour moid de- g
le contre-dire, de le taquiner, de de-
prendre le contre-pied de SEES id6es,
de ses gohts, de SEES assertions. Co
la me fouettait le sang, me tenait
Iesprit en- 6Yeil. Je soupconne
quill 6prouvait le meme sentiment
ct quill cit etc profond6ment de-
sole 81 j'ayais perdu tout 3 coup
mes habitudes ergoteuses ct Tinde-
pendance de mes id6es.
Mails je n'avais garde,car ,lorsque Je
le voyais Sc tr6mousser sur Q sic
pc, 6bouriffer SEES .cheveux avec de-
sespoir, barbouiller son nez de ta-
.bac en- oubliant toutes les r6ggles de
la propret6, oubli qui n'aYait lieu
que dams les cas- s6rieux, rien ne
galalt ma satisfaction.
Dependant, sill cut etc seul en- en-
ijeu, je crois que aurais r6sist6e
quelquefois au demon tentateur.
Ma tante avdiit pris la funeste ha-
bitude d'assister aux lecons, bien
qu'elle ny comprit rien et qu'elle
bafllat dix fois par heure.
Or, la contradiction, Tors meme
que sa laide personne n'6tait pas
en- scene, la mettait en- fureur d'au-
tant plus grande qu'elle n'osait
.rien dire devant le cure. Ensuite,
me voir discuter lui paraissait une
monstruoslt6 dams l'ordre physi-
que ct moral. Jamais je ne mat
taquais a ellie directement, car ellie.
ellie 6tait brutale ct 'avais peur
DIES coups. Enfn, ma yoix,-ce-.
pendant douce ct musicale, je men.
fatte!-produisait sur ses nerfs au-.
ditifs un effet d6sastreux.
En- cette occurrence, on compren-
=dra quill me fnt impossible, abso-
lument impossible, de ne pas met
tire en- @uvre ma malice pour faire
enrager. ma tante ct tourmenter.
mon cure.
" ai.n ha,,aa,n ct
vle cure! j. : a,lats uoas :;
~ sasais 4ue' 81 a. uopnsza1 I1 a11a;ant
parfois jusqu'a l'impertinerce. il
await pour moi laplus grande aHec-
tlon: oe = 9 Pas ~ -
oualn SOL eAl ell
soe pleuiles..ou son -. 49, Aaa1
de son csui g ue sola 80
monI,Pa.e1nAs y me.aas ul. sn tGtn-
- pqu. Luz. ,ot ap.i. -
9 nags paio'es = ines sao'e1 =
l! await prls So tache 9 coeur =
await lure de m>lnstrulre' zde veil
Ter sur mol CONNIE un ange tutelal-
re, malgre ma mauvalse teIe' ma
loglque ct mes boutades. lures
te, cette tache etalt devenue pr ,p-
cement Ia plus douce chose de sa
We, "a meilleuIe, q ce Z ese "a seu-
70 " sou eAls1eno0 n'o-
no nun ua ! s
grele, la chaleur, lie froid, la tempe
te, ie voyais appara1tre le cure, sa
soutane retrouss6e jusqu'aux ge-
4ouA ~ sou sou: ~ p1as:
w coif6. u await Ia mamie de
marcher Ia tete d6couverte, SOU
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Ca continuer
w. f.

Les membres des CJolurs canadi-l
en1nres-francaiises dles DANES Fores-
there's Catalogues, sonf notifees.
que les cotisations suiVantes sonts
appelees,pour Is mloisd,Ao1t.5
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-09-19

Faites faire vos invita-
tionssde aux ate
iersSdelaEoHo as
Ellesseront bien faifes
AZ neHco1teront pas cher
axixsgq1Ilai pafam NAL
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-09-19
S0IcNONS NO7RE SANGy
Les NOMINEES, pour f%onifier, sfin1uier ct rlri-
ffer IlDur sang, mont rien dc I,1feux
a prendro que les
PILULES MORO
III nxnsnrpLn nrpfr4n r11flIn.
Tn exerlple enf10 mile.

Agdem nhe sang VOLTA lie rmirntd d. ls mMe ct pour n6erpunfa ct simuerle sang
Il n arn de melurq uelm PlMs Moro qi sappiqumt busl les Ages Carl ne futp s cnre
uul va ds mahhsd de vauams IL "a d vdams maad@A cpmmen y adsj ems gems mhads
etcuxdn emnnt6 p Mtntd m mAmesa affections quel sM eIards Mrs yaAme@ tv li avMtle
TEMPS Les Plhhs Moro conyinnentdo done ts les homnns mads ct en- pariuira@ x qu
soufnt de- afeGond sn mns#
Les enhnt d6la, les junesgY s 6phas les summ6s v@mt en- pm dete temps leHn n@
sous inauameh les luesM moq ma crmantd dams ds conditions sn1reanMsh force
nucudr, tout en- haHhnt refnt tmte abdantl Ia sensation def fatigue Iouta hsf adnns
uhhg papmpald nrnhbdue pamrld gwLle ayAmen nveu5 les yNme muedahea nt npde-
mmtt omf@s par cm BONES pnks qi smHe vmi HM&pe mm aux de ema
!. Dams ks les cas- srMIhb at les nAm@: advertisement pmdgeux deh resistance etde
pedat; sensation de- aeued ACCOMPLISHMENTS td ardeura III travail; Impression de ahhgued De
Ia sonndenee ed elac onhtmw; lie sang eumtp sdaud, les s pustmese s@waup plus VII,
comme ng6h6 par cse x@MenMsp lea
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-09-19

q t#e 1Fhta EoeAJ WM5d 6B6ns out Euq6no LafuMppe, ~ rue Augusta,
dssemen1s ons uMs es-m a aanM MN SOrel, Que.
j epmWisme bougers sans N tenrL- -. .-a4. =. n.u n+ nm aat auri
e1det6Jem fuss mg6 de me metEMas. N1p l M.+P Id aurAmahnMa
tire auu ~ r eatI duntp udeurss enMnesp NnpSe .as1 na %mnm+ a. aathmhnada
ramAdann me avais appe6n t ii sonn neuxvous dire slice onHuai RtraMement awc pse
mai na rAaitn a Aameneru me v6mnce Jerevenasd de jour en- jour q la smt6
anam none tta Je devnMsd de pusJe repnsn mont Hanav courage yantI ec0u
I'M 3Ia at La neuruth4ndem me- tavaIAtEvr6 mes fuces kas duMIs de remsl @hent
omd At ahacMit1 as nafz# Mes nus tdentenHAreme tpass6e5 DeMsu I'M an je mai pas
ls. cuchemarsq i Observation-Disclosures deTe ndee aux Fnnes mo. sans On
Ednantm mon sonmeuL nr4puaaiut u point deprede CONSIGNMENT jl les conserve CONNIE
maanart oh1ement $685. sHnantt CONNIE TONGUE enes me pr@rvent
... ... 1--we. --k suAadiae me doment dsfo forces
1na - MAs rnnfAma+ r. Je les recommandeA tos mes aMa ct aux
800 ~ aamHA.+a rmhNxa uhmnese ns qif FONT n travail p6mbe; quilts
NsA enNsl aTMs.m nAm+cne an nrennmt leg PuMes Moro nMntenanb lis les
49, 49, mn - %ia pnmIa At mab6nrontp plus Mrdn Voneh n d6WnAM UdE y
r@ousd n our dJeusc ete exceneneid AA1ohFF sEosue 1usW@N
= CONSULTATIONS GRATUITEs-Homn@ mahdes wez vol ls m@dedns de Ia comF@gn@
lkdnMe Nor, gu 6mez lM5i lis vosi ndquHmt les moyens de vM gunr. LIS donnent es
CONSOLES nhmnmtt Aurp descriptions sota porte de ohs les bouSaA LWp un@m,au
NoN ~ me Saint Deng Nonh6M, st oWrs exaW@le dnnancMsd de- heues u mauha % nMSs
duRr Rsn mdi g mmed djusqpa hamgl les auhesj ma .
apostle ue Canada daux EhtslHA, nrHopion d pz5 800 pour net bes aaOp oar 81. 6 na
Montreal .N
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-09-19

Je vols. par les Journals, que les Pilules Moro
go signalent t~oujours par des gu@risons mervei1-
leuses ct c~ontinuentA accomplir leur bienfaisantel
besogne parnni les hommes qui souffrent. Celal
m'encourage q faire ~connaftre au public mon cas-
suui est certainement un des plus renarquables
de tous ceux qui ont 6t6 trait6s par ces bonnes|
piluIes ct on leur r6ussite q @t@ complete. Je items
s le faire publier surtott pour Information des|
jeunes gems quise trouveront dams N imposition et|
uui, parignorance on manque de soin, pourra1ent|
risquer d'&tre victimes daccidents chroniques|
don't les suites s~eraient irr@parables.
a rage de seize ans jj'6tais atteint d@ja dune
mualadie de rognons, qui await pour origine le ira
vail sbeaucoup trop ardu que je faisais des ma
~1eunesse ct Oh Javais Gu q subir les intemper1es.|
les EMBELLISHMENTS ct leurs consequences.
Je continual dependant q me livrera des ouvra-
ges p@nibles, don't la rigueur augmentait q mesu-
70 que Yage avancait, etl r@sultat fut que cette
maladie s'aggrava. u y q un an environ, des
consultations survinrent ct mon estonac Sc
trouva tellement d6labr6 que le NAL de reins SO
compliqua de dyspepsia nerveuse ct c'est alors
que :f6prouvai des douleurs indicibles. Javais
aTestonac constammen stiraill6 avec des Glance
ments, des points, de vrais coups de poignard du
cote du occur. Naturellenent ces souferances
avaient leur r6percussion sur le cerveau ct mes
malx de tote &taient atroces. J'avais des engour
easements dams tous les mennbres tellement
airus quejeredoutais ~quelquefois d'@tre pris de
nawolvaia Ia na nnI1vaia me bou0er sans me tenir
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-11

The following communication 10
"a member of the committee of
knights appointed 20 deal with the
."oath" completes the record.
MIR John y Cormody. Seattle, Wash.
Dear Sir, The following resolu-
ton was passed by the Olympia Cler-
icus. an organization composed OF all
Episcopal clorgymon IN the state of
Washington. west OF the Cascades.
Our attention has uoon called "a
la circular which has been rather
widely distributed, purporting 10 BE-
q copy OF the oath taken by the mem
hers of certain RELIGIOUS order OF
society We desire on behalf of our
selves TO express our deep regret that
such an attack should have been
made on the members of q religious
body We disclaim any desire "a
Judge others. but feel most deeply
that the interests of true religion
can never be- served in such a way.
SIDNEY r. JAMES. Sec.
All Saints Rectory. seattle
iSignod Amarillo Council. 1850
| knights of Columbus
+ NJ STiAJGHNESSY. G.. X
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-11

section or this state are gathered
hero To attend tho four days couyon-
ton of thc Konucky Federation of
Womou's clubs which viii be- form
ally opened here this evening ia th"
assembly hall ct the public school
building Among the guests of honor
who will address the convention are
Mrs. Percy Y. Ponuybacker, of Aus
+ tin. Texas. the president OF the Cen
cral Federation. and Mrt Samuel g..
SuU'h. of Tiffn. ohio, the second
yico-uroIdont of the General FEEDER
alton The program includes many
addresses upon vital aad interesting
subjects by men and women OF note.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-11

Tho tendency 10 put or until 'o-
morrow what We should DO today ac-
counts for most of tln bald heads wa
see in the front roH
NeWbros Herpicide stops a.iin-
hair ana prevents badness. 20,
dandrun y destroyed by Dos usr aHl
a condition OF health maintained il
the hair and scalp.
Nearly everyone has aair i''
bles of some description which Tor.
uiclde Will correct Don't "ait ln.
ul 10 d too late.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-11

TYLER Texas. June 90 The el-
tire tomato acreage boz East Texas is
said 10 show a decrease OF ouo-third
Car lot shipments OF "piuks' have
started and The prospective demand
is good The bulk OF The shipments
are being handled through the East
Texas Fruit Growers Association
and the Woldert Company Peach
les are expected 20 begin 90 move in
ca lots about June lo. Fever ears
win be shipped than last year but
the fruit viii ho better.