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FOR RENT-BY EDWARD S. wEsCOTr.

1iO1 II, Tor, b. /. .$65. on
1898 eth, sto, Tor. h. 0.G
1907 18th, Or, b, ami. $50
31O1 N,11r.b.-.....40.5o
2119 N.l0r, b. 1880
800 Esd. .sto, ar. b.. :. 80. so
1745 Oregon. 6r. b. .31. %
6l5 l3fh, Or. .b......36.J0 80
TO 18th, 13r. b. !. 30. }
J09 Il Sc. Tor. b. !. 32.3n
Il11 both, Tor, b. 80. so
1872 18th. Or. b. ami. 80. -
So Chestnut st. .25. so
2142 +. Ir, b. 90
24l3 Pa av. .Sr, b. lat2o.5o
S223 y. Ir. b. lat. 2S.5
o411 Pa av.Sr.b. 3D. so
SIS b ne. Sr. b. ...23...ss
23l2 Eye, Or. b. 20. 80
GA Morris ne.6r, b. 70. 80
1921 35th. fsr. b. .20.50
22l0 Eye. Sr. r.b.....1s. so
20l0 NJ, Or, b. 16. 20
cl2 Linworth. Or. b. .l6. so
826l o. Or. W. IL. 81
2440 X, 6r. W. .16.1C
322 Del aver. b. rs. so
l224 c sw. .7r. w. 49, 50
23IO Eye. 7r. -. Is. 80
1888 II ne, Or. W. .l2.. a
SIC 23d. Or. ". II. 81
APARTMENTS.
500 lith, III. Arb. .ht.30 .5C
1907 Pa av, 81. Ar.
b, heat. .2J.o0
80 @, I'd d. 5r, b. ..0.5
1912 y j av.5r, b.. !. 20. 80
"a Q, 1st II. 5r. b. l9.5
STORES.
1898 Irh. sto. Tor, b. 80. o.
800 ed, sto. ar. b.. $3.50
&gO la av, ,sto, 3r, w3O. A.
l744A U. II. 1880
COiORED FLATS.
o035 l., ID, Arb. ..21.G
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THE EVENING STAR WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1913
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFITRNISHED-COntinued.
FOR RENT-BY MOORE & HILL (INC.).
1902 st. NV.
TrNFTRNISHED HOUSES

& HILL (lNC.).
st. NV.
ed HOUSES.
1880 w. '1Or. 2b. $3.50
1851 18th, Or, b. $3.50
1888 10th. 10r, b. $500
703 yarnum. Or, b. $500
Bethesda. lar, b.. $500
el0 Webster. Sr. b. .35 90
230 ID ne, Tor. b. 80. 80
1850 Willard. Sr, b. 80
1917 Otis. Or. b. So. 80
% ! ne, 12r. b. .31.50
1851 ". 7r. b.....-.J.50
% ] ne. 1lr. b. 80, on
1912 Riggs. Or. b. .2S.50
154 r ne. 7r. b.. ESQ
9l4 Spring I'd, Or. b. $50
154 q NV. 7r. b.. 1888
624 22d NV, sr,b. .27.5o
l41 Quincy ne, Or. b25.5o
122 F Sc. Sr. b.. .25.9
1904 Goth. 7r. b. .3.30
3O2 I nv. 6r. b. .25.50
G5 n Y av ne, Orb. p. 80
2010 K, 6r. $3.50
73 n Y av ne. Or. b. 25 so
AS Mass av NV,
Or, b. .2.0
337 Sd sw, ,sto, 5r, b. .4.00
|5i3 14th ne. Or, b. 23.5D
1866 Ill av. Or, b. ..22.60
S04 I'd. Or. b. so
6 VI ne. 1r, b. 22.D
S02 I'd. Or. b. .22.50
1885 goth. Sr. b. .n2.0
sos I'd NV, Or. h. .2c.N
l24S Pa nv Sc, 1r.b. 3.5O
1864 r ne. Or. h. .20.5o
34th st ne. Or. b. .20.O0
,75 F'mont, 6r. b. 1S-5u
I33 Warner. 5r.b. 1850
767 Fairmont. 5r, b. 1900
- Myrtle. Or. .l7.59
800 Florence ne g. b16. 80
GiJ Florence ne, o, b.l6.50
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and better than new: all modern improve-
ments; open daily and Sunday. I. W.
GROOMES. 1913 II a&.
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TO BUY.

WANTED To Buy TWO ATTRACTIVE
homes with large lots. from owner in Takoma
Park, ranging 5000 to $1,000 BOX IS. Star
Office.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SAI.E-ONE OF THE REST LOTS IN Sill
Springs subdivision: at Silver Springs. Md.
must be sold at once: leaving city. Box IA.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Il Il NV Or. b. so. so 1912 K'ney ne.er.b2 80
ao lie Mad'n NV 81. b22 SO 2sos Sherman sv NV.
1915 b NV 1Or.b. % 90 5r e. b nat. -. .17.O0
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION.
10th and G.
14I FLA. AVE NE, STORE AND FLAT: S3O
SO6 9th ne. rooms and bath, $3.50. List
your vacant property with the NE. WASH.
REALTY CO.. 900 H ne.
FOR RENT-22O7 18th NV: ROOMS AND
bath; furnace heat; frst-class condition; rent
colored tenant: rent $3.50. RALPH w. LEE.
Real Estate and Insurance. 7O6 14th st. NV.
Phone N. oo49
FOR RENT me, 100 9th, 7r.b.25. 80
NV. 1918 E, store !: l2r e. G. srb 1s 60 g
NV 1445 R, 81. .2b. .45 90 SE.1111 10th. 8r. 50
NV 212O 18th, Or. b. $3.50 SW 21p 9th Orb .25. so
NW18O6 9th 1Or, ,b35 50 SW 341 Md av 81, b. % 90
NV 1722Seaton g. b22 50 SW oO7 Ian pl, Il. .b2O. 50
NV, ,4O6 o, 81, b. 80 SW .9401zva av.er.. 185 50
NV 4O4 o, 6r, b. % 30 SW. $40 Va av. 4r so
NV 1923 Sth 6r. b. % 50 SW ,316 Mel nv b16.4O
NW.1123 goth. Oh. so sw.314 Mclean av;
NW9sa 4ts . g. p s%ssi sih: s
Nw,142s NJ av.5r. Is. 20 SW,s25 G. 6r. 400
NV 2O1O II. store II. 90 SW .631 C, Ar. so
NV. 1903 9th. Ar. .13 50 NE.11O6 K. 6r, BIZ 50
NV, 413 26th Or. TO- 10 NE.63O l.. Or. b. -20.50
NV. 20i0 II. rooms 5 90
APARTMENTS.
The Vincetta, rooms and ba ath. 2S. 90
The Vincetta. rooms and bath. 2O.oO
FICES-NORTFIWEST.
Central building Offices
Call at Office for information regarding alley
For further Imagination apply at ONCE.
]. w. PILLfNG. 1416 st. NV.
FOR RENT-BY GEO. w. LINKINS.
1114 Pa ave. NV
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WASHINGTON HOTELS.

The Logan krahGMasr ion. ri1tis and aHn is,h .. .
l. 2 and rooms with BATH furnished
furnished: transient Or permanent: American
and European plan.
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RICHMOND PARK
The center Of WashinGton's exclusive red.
Dental section.
Not q suburb. but
Part Of the city.
Conn. and wis. ave car lines; altitude. SEQ
IT.: ideal building and villa sites; special In
oucements TO home buyers: your investment 10
absolutely safeguarded here by the millions
spent in surrounding improvement Call OF
write for appointment.
MABELLE d. REMORE. Exclusive Agent.
Evans bldg. 1870 n. Y. ave. Tel. Main l64o.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-24

The Paradise Union Sunday school,
and the Baptist Sunday school of Dow
City united on Saturday afternoon
September Goth, for picnic at Thos
Rules grove. Mr.. G. K. Meyers, OF
Denison, and Rev. Calkins, of Castana
but formerly of Arion. were expected
to deliver addresses, but when Rev.
Reagan returned from the train with
no one the picnickers lined up and
cheered him and said they had a
speaker anyway, so he consented and
as usual delivered a good address. Var
ious games were INDUCED in, among
them being tug of war, potato race,
the broadcast grin, eating of marshmel-
lewos with long string attached,
driving nails by ladies', flag drill by
small boys, eating of banana fol-
lowed by a cracker then whistle. This
contest was held by girls. We did not
learn the names of all winners so will
not mention any. The dinner was ex-
cellent and all rendered Mr.. and Mrs.
Rule vote of thanks for their kind
ness and many favors for the occasion.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-24
SOCIAL NOTES.

Mrs. S. G. Wright and her sister
Mrs. E. F. Tucker, entertained mum,
Der of ladies Wednesday in a very ele-
Wausau, Wis.,, was the honored guest
whom all enjoyed visiting with. A
clever game was INDUCED in and the
prize, very handsome Illuminated
motto, was voted to Mrs. Martin. Par
ticularly tempting refreshments were
served and the afternoon closed with
many compliments for the hostesses.
Miss Sophie Bale was bridge host
ess Wednesday afternoon, compli-
mentingr Mrs. Anderson, of st. Paul,
Neb., and Mrs. Remsen, of Atlanta,
Ga. A delightful game was enjoyed
and dainty refreshments served.
The S. S. club held pleasant SEES
sion in the club room Tuesday even
ing, with Miss Anna Schumacher
as chairman.
| The Coterie clubswas pleasantly en-
tertained by Mrs. Everett Kemp on
Thursday afternoon. Pretty garden
flowers lent a charm to the coy home
and fine luncheon was served. Mrs.
Garnet Auracher, of Cedar Rapids;
Mrs. Woolston, of Boyer, and Mrs.
Frazer, of Omaha, were out of town
guests.
Mrs. Ira Gilmore will entertain the
P. e. O.'s on Friday at her beautiful
new country home After the bust
ness session dinner will be served.
All are anticipating the delightful ride
as we'll as meeting with the popular
president Of this year.
Miss Kate Silletto was hostess for
the II. II. meeting Thursday evening,
when the members enjoyed very
fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson very elegant
ly entertained the members of the pho
tographers' convention at dinner on
Monday evening" The table was very
beautiful with saliva as a decoration
and very elaborate five-course din
ner was served the guests, who were
much pleased with the pretty compli-
ment
Mrs. Jacob Sims will entertain the
Penelope club next Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. J. Phil Jones entertained the
members of the F. H. club at the Hotel
Denison last Friday evening. A pref
tily appointed label was set for six
teen. The place cards were very
unique and astors were given as fav-
Ors. The afternoon was one very
much enjoyed the pastime being
needlework. Mrs. John Baker. char
ter member of the F. II. club, but now
Of Greenfield, was pleasant guest.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-24

Only two marriage licenses were
ISSUED from the county clerks office
since the 9th day of September and
Clerk Faul feels discouraged over the
apparent slump of business in this de-
partment of his office. The two mar
rage licenses taken out since the last
report in the Review were: Christ H.
Gierstorp and Lizzie Schwartz. on the
22d, and Gustav P. Hollander and
Henrietta Ebert on the 23d.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Nielsen left last
evening for Box Elder, Mont, where
they will spend four weeks visiting
their son, Ever, who owns a large
ranch near that place. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nielsen have not had vacation for
several years and their many friends
in Denison are pleased to know that
they are going to spend an enjoyable
month visiting their son in Montana.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-24

FOR RENT-Large room in the Re-
view building, suitable for a store
room or large office. ,Larges window
on Main street. Inquire at Review at.
flee. . ''.a.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-24

Rev. Buxton, of the Episcopal
church. will hold services next Sunday
morning, to which all are cordially in
vited to attend
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-24

LOsT-Gentleman's gold ring with
large bloodstone setting, at the g.
F. Lesher ice house at the time Of the
fire. Finder please return to the. Re-
view and receive reward. 89-1t
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-24

Oysters are correct order now,
but your best girl won't care for
them while they sell so much cheap
er than lobster.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-24

LOST-On Tuesday evening, near
Catholic church or between church
and hill south of church, a plush lap
robe, black on one side and mixed col
or on other SIDE Finder please leave
at Review office. S9-1t
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-24

FOR SALE-One frst-class hard
coal burner and some household fur
niture. II. A. Carpenter. 39-1t
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-24

one to three days each week. Call
phone No. 115. 39-tf
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-24

The Weekly Inter-Ocean and On m
the Review, one year. only ~ sOO
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-24

SITUATION WANTED, for general
Homework in town. Address Box 106,
Deloit, Iowa. 39-1t
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-24

Honesty is the excuse some people
have for remaining poor.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-24

Market day, Saturday, September
9th, Randalls meat market. Come
and buy of the Epworth League. 39-1t
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-24

FOR RENT-A furnished front
room. Mrs. Theo. Walker, 208 South
Locust Street. 39-2t pd
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-24

FOR SALE-A seven-room house,
close in, good shape. A bargain. Terms
to suit. J. w. Miller, Jr. 39-2t
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-24

FOR SALE-A good hard coal burn
er. Used two years. J. w. Miller,
Jr 39-2t
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-24

WANTED-Young man or boy of 16
for general farm work. Enquire at
Review office. e" 36-tf
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-24
Restaurant for Sale Cheap.

Account OF sickness will sell my
restaurant north of Arion State bank
at bargain, if sold at once; or will
sell fixtures and stock and rent build
ing. Box 1874, Arion, Iowa. 3S-2t pd
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-24

Profitable Breeding & Farm O. m
ing and Review, year 4ZaOU
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-24

NOTICE-Clarence L. Staller. hav-
ing left his home, hereby notify all
that will not be responsible for any
bills contracted by him. William
Staller 39-3t pd
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-04-03

Gas 81 uollerE4 and III eolu,, at
ttT Ii;m Bro Garrison tell from.
boat and were rescued BY Stor.
Uont and old Frank Bowers who
was huilt for wadng pup 81
he beng SIX feet and eight inc :.
IS tall. Charl Segner barehcade4
ranGht two men trying to LOOT
and arrested them. Stormont
who Is fond Of chicken waded 4.
way OUT to bring in 4 young
broller that was hanging on d
Icncc post and taken it away
with hjln some place later along
and when last saw the chicken
was eating out Of his hand.
Medals should be gave for
some 0l the work we seen here.
though of course this won't Nv
done as old Carnegie won't give
them where they are duc. Votes
OF thanks pour in upon Us and
some Of our heroes arc already
being boomed for offices such a.
coroner. But we don't want 70.
wards like that for simple duty
but We do want Cl:ESaEw to saw
facts for other papers jubble
stories and twist, while it don't
do either.
Md while the food was IA ;.
ing C., ". Fairbanks who WIS
once the we'll known vice ,,resi
dent waded up - his beard try.
Ing to do good aud all the wl,lr
Maxwell noatcd around in ,,tb
,lVlng com mandS and orders.
We WAS all H1ore Or less scratch.
"a up ard chilled by She dirty
water. And since the MOOD has
cent down the whole end Of
own smells like Il goa. pon and
|readS are nurturcd lest q dis.
aSc burst out and hiIl the ones
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-04-03

lhic> Mcn IN, two Of 1i1eu
padding us we didn't have oars
anu the other to help hold the
boat straight when we hit a cur
rent which was frequently did
>c'efa'lH GOATS cdpsiHt.4 Bro
Count Wiley was bringing IN .
load Of people lroln the toD OF
SnIVeleys livery stable when n,
ooat Was busted and tho people
''aH To c'jMb onto logs that IA,
mandy BY and rest there until q
boat could come after them No
one was drowned though all had
"a good Wett;pg from head to foot.
AS rapidly as the boats reach.
cd land Sisters Gcnciycivc Hal
and Sister Helen Ernestinol1
taken the victims to the Marion
Motor Club roplns where thc:
was administered unto and taxi
en- care thereof and admoni,hed
with such relief as was condu.
Give to the occasion in the opin.
ions of the workers. And let it
be said here and now that n,
one don't nobler work than die
the woman iE this disaster, for
without them we would have
oeen at q loss greatly to be de.
plored.
80 the food continued to wash
down bridges and trains was
tied up: AMI money was needed
to buy clothes and bread. 1t:
was planned to hold a meeting
and raise funds, and speakers
was planned. The committee
on finance consisted of Hon.
Segner, Hon Garrison, Col
Maxwell, Bro, Wiley and myself
and we did our best.
The meeting was called to or.
der by me, and few well se}ec. :
ted words was used in present.
ing Hon. Segner, who said Men
of this town | have went thru
some dastardIy disasters in nv
day, but none t. the equals of
this one which now faces US. and
l Want your help in providing
aid OF the great kind, we have
sew nurspa "ai,>e1 i, a short
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-04-03
AWFUL SPECIAL
OF F1ccp.

! Indiana was nearly drownct
out and su was Ohio, especially
Dayton. Many lives lost. Alders
rescue many hundreds and feed
! them. as waters 90 down
Indianapolis March ....otL, lni,.
Special to the CEhs9l,r:
Wei, | know the Readers O.
the HESSLr Will be ancious to
know of the iIood, and rs news
has nnt got out in full vet, (
Thought would write OF condi.
tIoAs Us seen them, and tell Of
acts of heroism as they concern
Che Hoosier persons whose
names have appeared in the Roll
OF Honor Of the CEEssEr. Being
sorrow that | have not the time
to give greater Thought to the
preparing OF such great tasks.
The Flood, was due to too
much ;ain which fell, iust before
the water came up about Tues.
day noon: Then being the time
when the people living in West
Indianapolis began to suffer.
Quickly it was saw that some
thing was to be did to relieve
the suffering; so the following
uon got together to form plans
to do as best they could under
said circumstances: Charles
Seguer, Sam Shank the Mayor,
G. S. Garrison, ]. M, Pearson,
Harry Stormont, Bro. Mcclure.
Bro, Count A. J. Wiley. Joun
Maxwell, and others whose
names we did not get, we being
verv rushed:,,So we got together.
and invaded the flood centcrs
where the water was running
ticrcely down current, the dis
tance being estimated at nearly
fifty miles an hour. Boats was
built, for the town was not
well supplied and all night
Tuesday, We worked, yes and we
worried hard. Ero:y heat La
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-04-03

llh4t gate. o. a'h.-n r@.H,l ~
a"fa!. e. Coz 4;2n.!.~ s;ucn 1i.ey
,a'rea;tr nad s.@5 '-. .;..a. ~
vr' cat. - Nv 80 : -.
"ar> ana ':H 'Hec,u"9. :G L.,
pno.d N,IicD vii .lneD tne vur>
OF unti ttr resi- : nra. VIII.
PRO. s'lIl W?% slc'- "a bed ~bnr
the h"roism was ,o.Dg on or he
wrnjI hayo went down, wadeG in
relied up his brltchoa and lit The
angry pillows that roared abou.
us, But it a.. should teach us
thnt when " are the drie>t and
safest, Something vet is liable to
slip loose and muss us aIl IN,
s. having given this report
of The food We hope the thing
vii! noVnr bo repeated for it al.
most g1inCA he looks Of 2 whule
end oF town. ara vii. cost !ots in
taxes ava york to build houses
and bridges ovor.
VII! the VA, please ar;1o ,
suitable POEM t. run at the top
OF this showing how the Iloosiera
Fought back tic waves ana sar.
ed the liT2', that vas IN dcspai",
and please mention the names Of
al nave mentioned tnon,,h it
Non' be recc3SarT 10 mention me
a. ! don't craze publicity being
ri 4 oashfnl turn But the 9th,
Hrs isn't. az write q r,,- varen9
ari l"mor. bar that 20 are for
'he CEE>>LI and W. Az We are
we are not Iampened in spirit
Der Nlt 3l'n aHitabtn in the
i"ntlmnnts ri those rho were
allied and won't forward. and al.
80 those who ~un.f( have gone
/ they had known they could
l7?n rode.
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N office TO one And All.

Io Vile Churyl, wa, build to hold tho voranin a God
A every body is invited under it's Any Orthodox hurc
of denomination hold services it hen not 0ccuDed bv
the olc1y people, ;u there strict Of the
lo7"ln@ rules St In coming upon the land owned By
Colony people tcrc shall hollouinr rp por
no shooting OF guns revovcrs any aG in like manner
when leaving the church houc rye t snrn ulos while
IN the house, and when in the III. az sc.v;c tlora will
oe no unnecessary talking Atiowt, disturbing
nature TO lc worship any DAr @ viii BE- ,.f as
urbng nature. No snoi! 4 a. ~ . ~ p. ,a,. 81 sp;f TING,
TOBACCO juice on tie !o u4! yaI &c d dis urninz
nature to the SERVICES al rrs nav ex.
pect to be dealt with lconrnlLg % the Law
Toy. j. < (rarrctt lananar
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A BOOK FOR EVERY FAMILY.

we nave completed fCOh Of oyer >o,r hundred pages
eaung on nearly every Suheot OF the Bible and Tho
wrongs belonging to theories Of men porpored In no ha
Sloe Teachings that every Reader and Family should bo
in their pos .e>sion 1t will be grand treasure Of Trna
kn Wedge to every one,
No one will be without it vncn once read Send us ro-
'rder accompanied with dollar and We vii: send IN,
he Book Ed WORLDS CEEssEr,
Brnshykrch, No
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SELL Rt. A SHARE.

Simply by lor Eariing the
sub scriptions of y,,lc friends
and neighbors and collecting the
renewals of our present sub
scribers, Try fer this month s
prizes There arc lots Of prizes
that can be Won only by persons
living IN towns some size as your
town. Write at once to the But,
terick Publishing Company But,
terick building. New York City.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-04-03
JSHYKNOB Mo. Thursday, April. 3rd. 191

lhn2 and that j., nur as,sumptlo
Today: and thai such can be d,
ipl'catud without the earstwbil
's"ilcr]ng. | want to in.roduc
20 y"u our friend John ,NTaXIrcI
who led the charge OF the HtN
jHnd who is ye' among US for tn
good he can do, viii H. cnlul
'"rtA and make a pltu.''
! Mr. Maxwell VAS greet wiz
feeling and Spa.ic as follows. III
NY day is jonitor at the soa|
factory learned uryund com
pare how t. renter ,uSt deserts
where nccdcL and if they was
oTer time Whcn we need RENE.
dies as well as money it is r.gh,
nov. took at Iay friends tni>
'suttCr!n-. sec the line Of bread
, winners who have gone down in
the muddy waters and who com !
up Will! Empty StomaciS and cYI;,
.2ct and ankles and have nothing
lrE warnii about them we appcal
q" clothes and food and we must
rae money No nObler uorE
: GiT1n rs by our ancestors than
% DO III Hbout us as ,nnch as We
IN and d" i >i.rht away, So
IS Get busy and be up with tic
I,rlnT | wiz give what / can and
-" H." nlh.ya I,orc will 10 tie
a&4le and let us gi;e and then no
''lcH to the foods Which 10 still!
ranpag;nG
SO collections was taken and
fluids tIrned lr the mayor and
roM!Glttec and We went to The
t'cods again. Automobiles was
hauling people taken from boats
Bro Mcclure got some hiy boots
irnm some place uD al alley and
wore them to good advantage
and was able TO wade out in the
midst and he.p puiI in boats,
And il were sad 10 see the
sight, for SO ...Any had on such
few clothes and what they had /
on was s!neared and stuck right !
against them by bning dragged !,
N the water. The wonder is and
was that more people didn't pass
Oh as the trouble deveIope. But
peaceful presence ot mind were
shown and plenty of bla kets was
by stores To rap over tro +
4 III 'lctcd aud most ones this work
being superinduced by O,d Billy
Carter and his daughter Arthe
la also Hector Fuller the reform
I'd missionary from China who
Is right there with the hunks
when it WAS required.
Water was shut of all over
own early Tuesday morning and
vas not turned on again till Sat
'rday which was not-so bad as
t couldn't have been turned on
1t a mere presumptious time as
We all wanted to bathe Saturdayl
We being in the slime and mire
rom Tuesday on, and being in
he need OF it. Drinking water,
vas not Of the best; and street
ars WIS shut off. Not nanv
rownsd as was first thought
ut no news could oe sent out of
own as The post holes had sunk
nd taken wires with tn, IN sol
hat messages could not be re
reduced. But the suffering
'as born as manfully a. George
'ohan says in Les Miserables"
III that with fortitude we can
ear what l., sent upon us know
lg that all that is all in all and
nat if foods have come they
oon will have went"
So we are slowly recovering.
'ro. Wiley caught awful cold in
'ading out TO- come people, who
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