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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-07
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-07
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Worgen cine &ouiiipu 3piihen sinem
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ip,taI ge6rd6t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-07
AlrS pcm StabtaeridDt.

Tni aeroumc 3cit uur0e geiterr
2omc5 &. 9Ib5ott, oon 9to. 707 Dit
D3c9tiQm Strobe, unihdoIidl se.
madt, 9lbbott. Der ietne 9eif)dfti-
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cinilcn Joacu Inn Sauie DO. 29Oo
Rca0in1 9tooo uiauIncn init gttttie
5cIiclbrof. con 9to. 29OS AHus
Elncc, nerboitet iuoroeH, no Nci0e
lid, acuril1elt hottcn. tie NelpcIsalii.
nuiuabnlc crgab, ooB 96bott ieit lSah.
ren bon Scr Sdan0e oe5 Irn.tu3iHl.
aicrs aeIebt hattc Hidtcr ,Yrtfe tic,t
0droui Dem Burden cine qciel3rue
StanoreDe mo oerurtbeiitc lbn ;u 80
IageH 2lrbettShauS. iopic SIT $50 unb
oen aoIteu hcs 8eriahrens.
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3ett pcrindlt bate, ole fiinffiAe
Sdrieqernultter ihrg& 5ohHes al n.
ihiebeu. purhe an 30 5aaen Ar5elis-
baus uno $50 @eIoitraie perl,rtbei4.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-07

Groper uuS 5rsns glsOios. 2125
Goth Str. aHabe.
grooer uno 5hstto Streiter, 1913
9eit Str, &Hobe.
Wathias uno CLARA Wiasr. Sanlsr
Bart, aHabe.
5orrsTt uno 0era DaIOet. Sa1!sr
Bart, Gna6e.
Son uHo gefik gtusuer, 7sIbi.
GHa6e.
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5atmatsr Str, 9Ha6e.
gIif'orb uHo QHna Riga, 421 Ban!
Str, GHdbe.
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2539 golsrdiu Qpe., anabe.
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5ia. Ruabs.
Cstar uno 5rdnets R,u. goqsg:
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So6dnH uHo Barbara 8eperls, 227
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2033 Gin Ctr, sndhe.
Biliam uno GatberiHe lsps, 745
Delhi 4ps., Gudbe.
Benjamin uno Qnnd 5irT6, S34
Ri9mono Str, UIGb6en.
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aUn5ert i'm GSsu 3sarf.

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Goen 9orf Sreif0u3crt itdtt, oas Don
8ebsrS gtilitartapelie. imter Seitung
ilHo aIeid}eitia ioliitiif)er Nitwir
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gegeben nirS Tolaeu6cs grogramm
gelnnai 3ur 1urbiiibring:
Marif ~eufe gle9ute" (nel0
(Geoicoteo 10 /. z. S1itinaS.)
Supertiire 42lItre geroniun"
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Ghoes from tie metropolitan Opera
Soilie 5obaui
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Solo fin aornet (alisgeiu1blt).
0err 0erman 9eQiteot
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Sonas anS C1nees OF sDe GIoen
2tlncs Hepeo
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-07
sleiid,sr unO grOeer ssu csiO.

lie II. ssabresoeriammliina Der
Chic Retdil 8roeers u Builders Ai.
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auit In Glenelan0 abgcbdlten perGen.
Iienitag. II. auguit. miro oie Son.
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tpobei Der Mapor uno Der yrniiocnf
Der SdnoeIsfnmmer 4Hiprad,en bal.
Ten wcrbeH. abenos aebt es ilnh Suna
Bart. Dsittlpcd, iinbet cine Geidaits.
iisliHe iiait. am Gndnittas oieles
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-07

Der gsftrise 9ormittagsrsgsn bate
bas dubsrs 5sIo oss SpielpIasss in
eiHsu Sumpf psrponoeli, peshalb
ons pisrte uno lsbs Spi.l Der Ssrie
sipiiten Cincinnati unb Bottom aus
fallen uHo aui ben u. September
Derfdo5er rperben muBts. an rpeihem
5aas fir bstos alubs pdbreno oes
lssten Gditipiels Der .gohnenfrefer"
ttin Spisl auf bsm prosramm Itsbt.
3as 4usfalisn oss gtitrissn Spisls
mar fir 5duptIins 5iuter uno Ieint
,Reos" cine biitere Gnttduibung.
e.nn iis battsu nit gsitimmtbeti nuf
BEN uisrteH Sieg in etsier piertdgigen
Ssris ssrshHst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-07

Iaaes fDer6en 200 9llttos 3u eiuer
Rnuofnhrt ourh Die 8arfs berait ite.
ben, uuo fiir Den abeno III Die Gait
lamb sil einer Seeiabrt gefartert.
Gounerftaa finoen Geidditsiisungen,
genrttenpa6I ln1o oo5 grobe 9antett
i'm 5otel E.atler itatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-07

gliiabstb Gcloate, 90, 1924 Moiz
fahuistts 4ps., glutpergiftuns.
Samss 5bompion, 72, 1909 gaoer
Sir, Tip1tberitis.
Uaorp 5rsdsrs, 80. Mi. Sope uuo
price ape., arebs
4usuit Retbmeisr. 45, 1713 Gang
Sir.. QuneenSnt3iiHcung.
Gorothen Weera 3 Mpnats,
ShiDide.
Cleo S6risl, Is, @erona, g., Ges
i4piir. 112 OF RcWiden elDe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-07

i'm Rei6e Der Wlitte berittete. 8iitof
golton BON Buffalo beebrte aub bieie
8eriammlung nit Ietner Qntpeienbeit
uno ermunterte in ieiner Qriprahe
Die fSrauen uno MGo6eu 5u sruitsr
Qrbett i'm SinHe 6rtitlid tutboliaer
DeltunIhauuna.
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Die gshrigtn g Spiefs.

6<ute Radmittag srites Spisl sinsr
pi,rtdgigR Seris 3Dii4tn -Rebs"
uHo Rem Dorssr .Rieien" I'm Rsolnno
6ielo. aRfang piiHttlid um 3 llbr.
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stns ben Oeridtsb5fen.
Las 0Iappern ber GbdAeihnnss.
Wable bat wieoer besonHeH.

SdaecneriatsalageH - 6iHbalts6e.
febl IN GHHifeH Der Sine. gm
Betting So. - gadllah. 5ad,em.--
gerihieoenes.
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0. j. K Gsntra(Oerein.
3ipeisuerbGnSe Der Sranen nnb
Siinslinge nnnmebr sur Ibats
Jade geiuor0en.

JntereFanter 9ortrag bon Pfarrer
Soisp6 Denttsr Don Ct. 2ouia,
Uto., iiber rSo3iute Organization"
- 8i3eprdIioent 9irten iiber6ringt
Griibe aus Aom. 5err aentet
6erihtet iiber bic 3bdttgfeit Der
6entralfte1e. WaFenperiamms
lung fir 5rauen unD MdD6en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-07
8etfdisbtnes.

so. 70. mibmsnsr erIaugis Elm llrs
ikil iiter S781.69 stasn Aliee g. uno
6<nrr 9. Wbite.
Der Arhitsst 6arrp 6ats Bat cine
@ebiibrtnfcrbtrnns iibtr s1665 sssen
bic r. D. Qdtufcn 60. tinaeilagt.
Der ftaailid< HaHts Superintendent
Gmtrn entioHtr bat als Iruitee fir
bic metropolitan Hans ono 9ruit Go.
sins gcrberuns iib<r $11, ,27S-50 stsen
REoolph Gniosrbeioe einossIoai.
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q alab sa4en.

aouiie aaia II, 5eitdmentsoonitres
derin BON Srsoerid. edig; Grun6a
eieenthum $4,000.
Clifford sginnsn in Rahlabpertpols
ier BON Waristta 6. i5innep; psrioHds
lien $301.29
Mlarsarit ambrofs In Rohlabpsr'
ipaltsrin bon Sobn ambrcie; perio'
a6Iisn SO. 900.
psrrp !. SbaHt In 9ohlaBpsrtpoIs
ter pon Glen r. anOerfon; 9runos
eiaenibum 5000.
gIies W. 1ugmap iii Teitamsntss
colIitrsdsrin non Wm. Ws. 5usman
gsrfono!isH $500. Grunosisenthum
$4,000.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-19

WHY RIDICULE THE PUPPY LOVE" STAGE? "
interesting marriage domesy
things of life furnished
men, opprobousy described puppy love-"
many
their later wisdom their Stiffness the whole
world while disposed eenaIy seeking chance laugh
youth gone" rdcue puppy
love" stage?
young g-th girl altogether
without blemish perfection
world and the world
everybody To be worthy her and
with
it. The funess of hope ambition trust innocent
worship yours, puppy"
dream of The lovely the
walks all the delights
surely with indifference
lover loves all the world hope confidence bliss leave
his heart for the sefshness that oss the sphscaon
that bses Puppy know little but superlavey happy
Puppy appear silly but the the that
lips
up man! past
eTstWhie
angelic looks like mucge bottle chin and
believe that she used to golden her
lips let rheumatic mother the dishes while
gaTivanted with those moonlit paths.
glUttOny
you guile suspect
gnawng below the petals of beauty The
worship
driven Praccab has like black fog and hidden all the
TainbOws.
knowledge stripped glamour
the shelf fairies
youthful delight old enlightened dog! sadly
by the feas of and sOrddness Indifference
And with those
the genuine, incompatible bliss of love"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-19

Los Angeles plumber asks Million
aire L. c. Brand for 100000 for
alternating his wife's love. About the
usual sized plumbers bill. -
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-19

COUNTY CAR STRIKE OFF
The strike of the employees Of the
County Traction Company was de-
clared off last night after the COM
pany was sold to a group of Chicago
and Oak Park men.
The men return to work today.
The settlement of strike was reach
ed after a long conference in Former
Judge Willard M. McEwen's Office.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-19

The new owners will T;
ployes to the wages paid
cagO Railways Company.
slated for presidency {
company.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-19

freight and fear. The. impact and
then the shrieks OF the manned MS they
lay pinioned beneath the wreckage.
The stoves in the cars took fire and
slowly but surely the major portion
of the trainload OF people were incIn.
Grated in the flames. When the react
ion Of this horrible spectacle became
apparent 10 this awe-stricken man.
he turned and fled, screaming ut the
top OF his voice: II ] only had! II ]
only had" lie was raving maniac,
and ever sincc'tfat time he has spent
his hours OF anguish pacing these
floors. wringing his hands and always
moaning the words that are all that
are in the mind now. The panorama
OF the terrible spectacle is constantly
floating before his eyes, and he can
see it as though II was actually hap
pening. And this has been years ago.
THAT horrible picture is only a
faint glimpse of what will be your
doom II. you continue to neglect Jesus
Christ and cast Him aside as You
have thus far done. 1t is an injustice
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-19

through on bridge over which was
laid the tracks for one of the big
railroads in this country. He had
been faithful servant OF his en-
ployer for Il lumber OF years. One
night he swung the bridge 10 let a
boat thFoug and thoughtlessly went
into the little shanty on the bridge
and began playing cards. He had been
playing some time when OF n sudden
he heard the sharp scream of the
whistle OF the limited express. train
He turned asheH and ieaped 10 the
door. cNclaming: My God! The draw
is OPEN. Fast as he was he was not
fast enough for the train. coming
laundering around the long sweeping
curve, was close TO the bridge as
he was. lie could do nothing. The
train plunged headformost over the
edge of the abuttments and went down
-down2O, 30. 4O--feet to the cotble.
StoIedpavcment below al the brink
Of the river. That entire train! Can
you imagine the horror of 1t all. The
bridge tender stood paralized with
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-19

hit the trail. Mrs Powell sang Of.
fcciively that beautiful song. "Shad'
Ows.'
Il have Il question 10 PROFOUND 10
YOU this evening that cannot an.
swer You cannot answer y qucs.
tion that not II single person in this
community or country can answer.
belieN" II angels came from heaven
they could not answcre it. You will
find this question written in Hebrews,
%: How shall We escape If We neg.
lect so great salvation.
This world is past the point of dis
regarding the deity OF Jesus Christ.
Twenty years ago an iniidel could be
found in almost any old place. hut he
is a rarity. indeed now. One dOsen';
know where 10 find him.
One" in while you may find
among the ignorant. in the back.
woods Or out"of-thc.way places. an
infdcl, or a person who declares him
self an infidel, but even This person
is u rarity.
For forty years. and later. there
has been in the archives of German
researches and study. facts given out
TO Substantiate facts about the his.
tory OF Jesus Christ that are more
profound aud 90 deeper into the mat.
ter than anything in the historical way
that has ever ben written.
William T. Gladstone, that grand
old man Of English parimeni. stat.
ed once that Of the sixty close asso.
claies during the days OF activity in
the Bridish law making house and
public life. fiiiy.siX of them who were
out and ont Christians. were clear In
their ordinations for Jesus Christ
aud religion, and they were workers
in the cause.
The dean Of the Harvard law
class gave 10 his students the books
OF Matthew, Mark. LIKE and John
as the best type OF true evidence III
all history.
lie stated that he was not talking
religion, but law. and that the four
men writing al different times ana
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-19

places OF sences enacted. they either
being eye-witnesses or were told by
people who doubtless had the facts in
til" various cases.
Matthew speaks OF Jesus Christ
healing three blind men just outside
the gates Of Jericho. Luke speaks OF
only one Rartimacus.
Then says someone, If everyone
would believe in the word OF the Bible
and the Son of God-rJesus Christ,
that all would BE- saved? No. didn't
say that: ! certainly did NOT.
Didn't you say that almost all he.
lieved M Jesus Christ? Yes. did
and so do the devils believe. But il is
Tor one sad reason that all will not
b. saved and that reason is one tina,
! want 10 drive home TO You tonight
1t Is neglect-' am sure it is nothing
more than lhoughtlessncss. but il Is
neglect just the same.
SUPPOSE Marion county farmer
would Diant his crop and let /, har
vest itself. what then? 1t viii be
failure. Certainly ii will. The same
IN athletics. No matter how strong
is the a,hclctc he don't have 10 take
, poison to render himself 'hors de
ccmbat. All he has 10 do is TO lose
Sleep. eat irregularly and that will des
troy his ability AS first class athlete.
Tile same holds good in education
You let your books alone and never
open them sou don't have TO throw
geography and arithmetic in the fire
to become ignorant.
You say, Il am not bad by nature
! am educated You are not By ma.
ture You are ignorant. Neglect will
let you remain ignorant.
NO man need fire his stock Of
goods TO become bankrupt in bust
ness. Let him come down street at,
" o'clock in the morning to open his
store, and close it at In the after.
noon let his goods, go out on credit
and forget 10 collect his bills: that
will make him bankrupt.
benjamin FRANKLIN once said keep
the store and it will keep you This
is the same principal Neglect in bus.
ness makes You bankrupt the same
as neglect in religion will make YOU
a spiritual bankrupt.
You do not rank yourself with the
vile and vicious: you don't have to
just be neglectful and you will be
doomed forever.
How are you going to escape if you
neglect this great religious. sh0rtcom.
ing Of doing nothing?
The law OF habit has it that We
intend to do today what We did YES
terday. Did you ever form a habit
in winding and setting your alarm
clock for an early hour in the morn.
ing so that you could get up and when
L
about o'clock oil cold winter morn.
ing 1t went off with a violent whirr.
you arose with jump. looked at the
clock and then decided that you
would take a short cat nap. Then the
next morning. after winding the
alarm. the bell would whirr again
and that time you didn't jump so
high in bed. The third and fourth
mornings came and finally you didn't
hear 1t nj all, but slept peacefully and
calmly through 1t all. =
"A superintendent OF n great coal
mine received friend one day who
came TO call on him, and the two went
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-19
CROWDED
tcon,inaea from PiEe One,

soul by attending the Tabernacle
services and drinking of the words OF
salvation, sas they flowed so eloquent.
ly from the lips OF the great evange-
list. No better proof OF the great
success Of this campaign or six weeks
which will be brought 10 close TO.
night. SO far as the Lyon party Is con.
cerned. can be had than the fact that
so many hundreds OF people were
ready and willing to put away
the things Of the earth ana worldly
AFFAIRS and turn theidr attention rc
winning souls to the Master.
2 This work Is not destined 10 stop
with the removal from this city of
this Cody evangelist, DR.. Lyon. and
his noble hand OF workers, but is des.
tined to so into the ages and the good
which has been accomplished In this
city and which will be accomplished
in the future from ttIeinspiratiOn re-
eeIyed in hisomeetings will BE- talked
OF for ages and It's influence be felt
Z for and perhaps never in the history
OF this city will such II great revival
] occupy the attention and minds OF
her people again.
Last Service.
The last service in the greatest re-
lisious revival ever conducted in
Northern West Virginia will he held
tonight, beginning at O'Clock aud /;
is expected the tabernacle will De
packed TO its capacity and many will
fail to gain entrance.
Sunday Afternoon.
Despite the fact that the morning
service extended well into the after.
noon people hurried TO their homes,
snatched hastily prepared lunch and
married back TO the tabernacle. which
(. was filed for this last afternoon ser.
vice. pr. Lyon preached stirring
and convincing sermon OH the theme,
1T is appointed unto men once 10 die
and after this comes the judgment
DR. Lyon showed concmsively that he
does not approve of death bed rereR.
lance. and also concusively proved 10
his hearers, that gospel that is good
to live by Is also good to die by.
A hearty response was given 10 the
issitation extended at the close o.
this service and 40 men and women
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-19

to you and your future treat SO In
differently and neslectfuliy SO great
a salvation and all because you win
not come forward and proclaim that
You are at fault.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-19
But God Made 1t a Gift.

My friends, wish you could grip
the meaning of this great truth. Your
condemnation is not for the sins that
Nou have committed il is for your
Christ. ! shall not try TO picture to
YOU this evening the result OF your
failure 10 do this.
don't know what II would mean TO
yun to- he cast into the outer world
and darkness, don't know what It
r would mean. Suppose that M angel
from heaven would come TO this earth
chcc every million years and each
time he came he would take away Il
grain OF sand until the earth was all
gone: that would he but the beginning
of eternity.
a visitor 10 prison one day
asked permission 10 90 below and Wis.
1t with a man in solitary confinement
who had been sentenced TO prison for
life. He talked with him in the gloom
| through those prison bars and asked
him how he put in the time. what
: he did; and he replied that he placed
the floor OF his cell l.500 times a day.
The visitor asked him how in the
wcrld he knew that it was 800 times
Il day and he replied that he counted
| them. That. my friends. J tell you
solemnly is 4 faint picture OF rcmorse
of one who will reject Jesus Christ.
Riley says: 1t is not what you do
that Is bad. II is what you leave un.
done.
You don't mean TO drift away from
Jesus Christ. II was carelessness and
thoughtlessness and this caused
your heart TO grow colder aud harder
as the days drift by.
Cant You see Jesus Christ as He
and with outstreached hands. saying
TO YOU: save everything Tor thee
and you turn your back on me Oh
how shall ! escape?
IN an Insane asylum stranger
visited the place. and his attention
was attracted 10 an old gray.haird
man who,paced up and down the cell
room. behind the steel grating. and
wrung his hands above his head and
kept moaning aloud: IF l only had.
II only had,'
The visitor was attracted by the
strange utterancc which constituted
an unselfish sentence and he asked
! the keeper the history OF the ease,
1.-THE keeper said: This old gentleman.
during his days of activity. was u
bridge tender II was his business TO
swing the big draw TO let the boats
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down into the interior of the earth 10
SO the great mine. The friend said:
1t seems queer that by turning your
back on sin for Jesus Christ the re.
turns are so great when the price Is
so little, dosen't it, Nothing mora
was said until finally they reached
the bottom of the shaft and the owner
OF the mine pressed the electric but.
ton, and soon the car had lifted them
hundreds of feet from the darkness to
light OF day. Marvellous, isn't L.?
said the owner OF the mine. Yes,
said the Christian gentleman, 1T cost
on Il million dollars and ten lives to
sink that shaft But how great is
the cost OF salvation. 1t does seem
easy, and yet II II cost any sum. no
matter how little, there are some who
lind the cost excuse for not being
saved
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reuties. Hours-S:3O a. m. to $3.50 p.
m. daily; sunday.2,5 p. m. by appoint,
ment. - -.
Office over Mt. City Drug Store.
s34 Main Street, Con. Phone ss-t.
Residence, ia High St., Con: Phone
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FOR FLETCHER'S
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Make your dollars give you full SER
vice-buy all that It is possible for
them to buy-as the dollars of ad.
readers do,
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-07
HAMLET

Misses Lille, Bessie and Mary
Marsh spent Friday in Rock Island.
Miss Hazel Stockberger returned
home Monday from a six weeks visit
with relatives and friends in Indiana.
Miss Addie Boyles was shopping in
Rock Island Friday.
Miss Grace Horn OF Indiana, who has
been visiting at the home of William
Whisman. went to DeKalb Tuesday TO
visit relatives. Miss Nora Whisman
accompanied her 10 Rock Island.
Miss Lulu Cooper was in Monmouth
Friday
The first number of the lecture
course given by the Jones Concert
company was enjoyed ~ the large
number present Saturday night.
The Jones Concert company during
their stay at Hamlet were entertainer
at the homes of Harvey Ramsey and
Carl Seastrand.
Miss Ruth Cooke spent Saturday
night and Sunday with her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Crabs.