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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-16
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Golumbus, o, Is. Sept. -
Ginsr 3uidmmeHiteuur9 Der Stuatss
Wirthihaftsli8ens 8eh0rDe gemdB
paren biz gum montag aus alien
Counties, nit 4usnobme BON @oIbocs
ton, 1914 4ppIifutionen fir Dirtbz
ihdftsli2erisn etngeldufen, rpdbreno
nur un9efdbr 540O 2i3enfen ausgez
iteQt peroen. Bon ben 4pplttanten
iino $41, ,205 an 8ebii6reH entrthtet
poroeu.
9ie meiiten Qpplitationeu - 2144
- talnen bon gupaho9a GOuntp.
Damn tommt 6amilton gountp nit
1853, Qucas nit 652, sSrdRtltu nit
476, mahoninq nit 384, Wontaomerp
nit $50, Start nit 325 nno Summit
gountn nit 313.. Die tleinite 2ubl
BON QpplitatioHen - 20 - fam BON
@pdnoot GDuutp.
9reifa der M orb.
Rempbis, 3enn., Is. Septbr.
Die goli3ei fa6uoet uuf .. e. Bar
ter, einen EeIepbpu 2ineman, Der anz
aetldot lit. ben Batter. bic Wutter uno
ben Is Sabre alien gruber ieiHer
5rau ermoroet 3u haben.
Barter uno feline 5rou lebtsn Ieit
einiqen Wlonoten getrennt bon einanz
Der. 5riib am Mor9er bsgab lid
Barter nah Der Dobnund fetner
5hptegereltern, no fi6 feline Jrau
uufbisIt uub fling iofort an NIT iei=
mem Repolper duf Die Wtitglieber Der
| 6amilie 3u idiebeu. 6enr pSttl, iei=
ne 5rou uno osren Sobn Sscar, pur=
BEN fat auf Der STEELE getobtet, es gez
lang aber Grau Barter aus~hem Sou=
| Ie 5u enttommeu. Rahoem er Die
Worotbdt begangen, lub Barter tpiez
Der Ieinen ReooIper uno perlteb ru6ig
oos 9aus.
4piatiter perungIIdt.
| Gale sburg, Slls., 10. Septbr.
War 2iIle, Elm 4oiatiter, fam an
Montag auf Der biefigen 5air ums
qeben, als er Ieineu eriten Slug mo6s
te. Ssin 8oppeloeder nuroe BON Ell.
mem pI0bIi6en WinoitoB umgetporFen.
/ ais sr iih mebrere bunoert 6ub in Der
| 2utf befaRo. Gr itdrb tpenige Setun,
ben, nahoem Die 3ui6auer i'm er=
reiht batten.
Die sFrau BON 2iue, Die Iih aui
Der sroBen 5rtbiine befaHo. fieI in
Sbnmaht uub ss oousrte Ionae 3eit
Biz iie pieoer gu iih sebraht peroer
tpnnte.
l9er 9onfdbIsr &nbrep
ngoaticoot IN Cole
broot perbaftet.
| Golebroot, 81. g., Is. Sept. -
| Der Sonitabler Inoretp5 bon Goati;
coot, Quebec, Der bort Wiaiam 8. Sc.
rome fpegen poterfpielens perboftet
| bate, tpuroe bier ielbit am Wtoutnt
Don Dem poliseihef Seup BON Cole
broot in Saft eenommen uno bis 5ul
| Intunft zines @tntpanoerltngSs Snfpett
tors feiteebalten.
i Ils Inn 10 llbr Ibenbs Der SuIpef
| tor 4llen oRtam, fagte er. buB I'm IRA
b. 3. bic Der. GtaateH 9ranniurp II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-16

All iebeil. sJnfolge pe1leH IpuEpe elH
GROCER Sbeit bes Srts Dolltg in Ni6'
Qeleqt. Grft mad bem gfntreHen bon
Feuerpebrlenttn aus benabbdrten
5tdbten purbe benz 8ernihtungstpert
Der sSlammen elm gnoe bereitet. Inter
cen 9epobnern brobt Elm erniter Jtotbz
itanb etn3utretcn.
@leinseitiq bat in Der an Der STD
unb Der grenner6abh gelegenen 2tros
Ter StQot Ola ein groBes Sdaoen7
feuer qetput6et. 9as bortige 3olmd@
qaain, in fpelhem fih cine betrdhtlthe
Wienoe Waqren unb Brpoutte Qler
Dirt befdnb, 1T Biz auf ben 8rnno
nieberqe6rannt. Die Ginbube ptro dut
cine poae Uhaion Gronen berane
fdlogt.
@merifuntf6er gotf 6 q tss
fetretGr unter 4rtlage.
Rpm, Is. Sept. qoTt 8bseter bon
Nep gort, griter Sefretdr Der bislt@
aen amerifQnii6en 8otfdaft, rpuros
beute na6 Dafbtn9ton 3uriifgerufen,
Inn fi6 bort se9sn ibn erAobene BE-
| I6ulbiquneen az Dertheintgen. Der
8otfhdfter S'8rien unD gBheeler
! Iel6it oQ6en f.tne GrtlGrung ob. Wte
es beibt, foQ Wbseler bag ben Dtplo@
maten oepGbrte 0orrecat, Wddrsn
| 3oQfrei einsufiibren, mtBhrauht uno
tpmmsrsieu ausgsnust baben.
Dafbington. o. g., IA. Sept.
| cSm Staatsz z0eportsment puroe heute
ala.oeben, bab bic 2lntlusen gsgsn
gDbeler BON einem 4metttaner erbo@
ben nurben. pa bic Ws0althtett Der
Qnimofitdt poriieqt, fpiro has Oeparz
tement nit 8criiht porgcbsn.
| Sn ben Qlpen srfroren.
| Wfen, 15. Sept. Quf bem Sod
trr. BEN bo6iten 8erge ber itetrri4en
aalfuIpen. b1t Der betaunte Sdahz
meiiter Or. 9trles einsn trdatiden
Sob oefunoer. Der oreiBtgidhrtgs
9Ranu unternc6m obne 5Ibrer stnen
2luFItisq, Oerirrtc iia In0 nuroe 9ez
| tern 4benb bor elmer 3u ,elnsr Nufz
Iuhuna ausgsIdnbten 3ettungssEpe@
b;tiou erfrorau auf9sfunoen.
I%nternattcnuIs Nrbettsr>
iAub 3ouferen5.
| Bern, S6peis. Is. Sept. Sine
internationale QrbeiterfhuB aonre'
rens, bic pom ihipei3eriIden 8unbess
ratb sinRrufen puroe, 1T bier am
IRontaq suiammengetreten.
| 6. S6ultE.B, G9ef oes 0epdrtes
lments Fir 6anosl. Snouitrie une
4tsr6ou. betonte in ieiner Groff
nunosrsbe bic @t6tigte!t Der aonfs:
rens. beren 5dEptaufgabe eg lei, oahlr
~ pirten, oab bic 2trbeits3eit oe'
Frausn uub iuuaen oSnbuitriearbeite'
cuf as6u 5tunosn bef6rdntt peroe
un6 baB per6oten tperoe, RE GeBters'
res Raatg su bsI6dftigsu.
lNisberIaqe Der Spantsr II
Ufcrotto.
Quris, 15. sept. giner 0spc
Ite aus Gibraltar 3ufOlge habsn b.
I Gpanisr in ner Hdbe BON geutd Elm
srnitlite Rieberlage erlttten.
/ Giue ipanfife aclonne, bic elmer
! grQnsportsua begleitete, 9erieth IN e.
? ren 0interbaIt uno osrlor hunoer
, gRonn an Sootsn unb 9trpunbeten
] geritdrtungen, bic BON Geutu abgc
. Iditt pur6eu, tpuroeu UoH ben VEa
rott1n.ru in q,obsr 3obl angsgrtfIsl
unp osspunFn. lid 3uriit3u3iehen
8 radbsm fie tsosutenoe gerIuite erIit
ten.
gr grd1 6ent Dtc3 feier
=. fetuen83. Geburtstds.
I CHARTS, Truntreih. Is. Sept
General 9orftrio 8iu3, Der friihsr
c grdIioeHt Don Merito, feierte an
, Ttontaq ieinen 50. 8ebnrtsta8 MI
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Minbfor, @t., cine antlase geeeu Nrts
brstps erboben bobe. babsnlGuteIto, bdt
4nbretps lrno 4nbere BOG @Odticnot
aug etne 8ettelfrau dber bic GrsnSs
unb nad Rsdotng, Wuf., eingsi6mugs
gelt bdtten. Die grDbte Strufe. bic
bdrauf itebt, betrdgt $1,000 9eIotrafs
unb 8fpei Sabre 9efdnsnib.
Nnoreips purbe fpdt in Der Qdht
na8 Canaan, gt., gebra6t, mo er am
0isnItuq oem 8uubess ssGommtfdr nors
gefiibrt perben tptro.
2lnbreps lpar i'm U1at b. s. bon
Der Ser. Gtaaten @rdnbiurp in Q8iitos
for, 8t., iAuIoig befunOen poroe1i,
cine 5r1u J2dmens 5attie WillGro
chamberlain, cine ebemdlige SSniGiIt:E
zines SrrenaIpIs in Ganaoa. iiber bic
8ren3e gebraht gu baben. Die Frau
fam p6ne etnel. Gent in 8eaotng,
MaiI, an. 8o fte jsBt 1T, tDetb man
niAt.
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gr. grdI SENT Dic3 feier
feiuen83. 8eburtstdg.

giarriB, Eruutreia. 10. Sept.
GyeneraI gorftrio 8ius, Ger friihere
gr1Iiosnt Don WleritO, fsterte am
Wtontuu feinen SO. 9eburtstag nit
sinsm gantett. Rem 25 intims fJreunoe
beipo6nten, Die aus perihieoenen
5heilen Guropas 6srbtiaefommen pas
rem, um ibre Grdtulutionen our3u@
briroer. Inter ben 8dit'n bsfunoeu
fih Tein So6n gorfirio Tia3 ir. uno
Iein QeFfe 8snsraI 5slir 8io8, Der eis
Mae 3eit in giarriB bleiben piro.
permibt un .
p1bri4einlia amges
tpmmeu.
8tnf, Sapsis, 10. Sept, Bier
erfobrens alpentletterer, oarunter
Rrl. guusli BON goutreiind, bic es un'
ternpmmen 6dtteu, ben g}is palu, eine
geroipise i'm SberzGug1o!n. su erItsts
osu. tperoen ;eit iSrsita1 DsrmiBt. 9d
ieitbsm ununter6rpheu Stneeitiirme
oeniitbst ba6en, bat man tUenig 6off.
uuna, Tie nod leseno auf3ufinosn
9nsi a6theilunosu pou 9ergfubrern
oie BON perfhiebenen Seiter abgsgaH.
osn noreu, IN, oie 8ermiBten auf8u-
Iuten. puroea bon Dem fiirhterIiher
S6neeaeft0ber gum Rud5r9 ge5tpuns
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Der 8rauoittftung angs'
tlugt.

9anpers, Wtaf., Is. Sept6r.
Jrsb. 5. Serrn Elm Siitenfabritunt
uuc prOminenter gurger BON OQnDers.
1T an Wortag uuf bic 4ntloge bin
be<baftet rporoen, am %. Hooember
1911 feline 5abrit in 9rano geitedt gu
buben.
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MeTitanif de Il n b + dngtg.
feit5 9Seter.

8afbington, .. g., IS. Sept
Die morgige SSeier Der 1nabbdngigteit
Weritos peruriaht bsm StaatsDep1rz
tement feline 8eiorgniB. Cine ben
Ser. Stuaten fein6lide 9emonitratton
in Der 6auptitaot lift niht bentbar uno
in ben propin3en haben bic 8ehDroen
itrengItsn gefebl, ben Qmsritunern
pollIten S6uB 3u geipdbren. Sn benz
gebiste Der &on1tituttonaIiIten lit s6ens
faqs ni9ts gu befirdtsn, oa aud
bort ois Qmeritoner nit GROCER 90fs
Iidtsit bebanoelt peroen. @efabr oro9t
bios oon ben Rduberbanoen, bic be-
Touoers i'm iuolidsn IbeiIe oss 2ans
bes bauien.
= =
Morgan County republican., 1913-04-10
Il May, or n Nay Not.

We are uncertain about The Re-
PUBLICAN appearing next week: Miss
Beatrice, who has been managing the
business for over year, v orking in
the Office six days in the week, and
pounding the piano at The Royal also
six nights in the week. is about all
in and thinks a rest Of few weeks
with relatives and old friends at
Aurora. Billings and Ozark will put
her in shape for another year or two,
will leave for Aurora Friday. The
force left on The REPUBLICAN is not
of much force, and while we are will
ing to try we are going to leave it SO
that if we fail you can't say we didn',
give you fair warning, so if you fail to
see copy of April II. charge it up
to US. We will do the best we can.
Morgan County republican., 1913-04-10

Hear the philosopher OF the West
Plains Journal: .'He who on farm
would thrive, himself must either
hold or drive'-unless he has a wife
who is in the chicken business.
Excelsior Springs ism t going to lose
any time in getting ready for a vote
on commission government. President
Howard of the Commercial Club has
appointed committee of twelve
active hustlers to obtain the necessary
signatures, with instructions to bring
'em in promptly.
Morgan County republican., 1913-04-10
Postmasters Must Work.

Postmasters of the presidential class
must hereafter work at least eight
hours a day and give their undivided
time to their Office and not to private
business. This order was issued on
March 81, by Postmaster General
Burleson. He stated postmasters of
this class would be held to strict aC-
countability IN the matter of time and
personal attention that they give to
their offices.
From information received by him,
it appears that in some quarters a
practice has Crept in OF securing an
appointment as postmaster and then
having subordinates do the work.
Clerks and carriers are required by
law to serve eight hours daily and
Burleson says he sees no reason why
postmasters should not give at leas
an equivalent in time and efort.-Ex
This will be hard on the newspape
postmasters, who generally devote al
their time and what few talents the,
have, to their newspaper, and turl
the postoffice over to the clerk.
is the only business we know @
where man can draw salary, an,
devote his time to his private bus
ness. Simply graft, and no squar
deal. A presidential postmas,e
should not be allowed to engage i
any other business while postmaster
Morgan County republican., 1913-04-10
COUNTRY NEWS.
German Settlement.

Such weather has April fooled the
farmers. An early spring was pre-
dicted in Missouri. The women
have postponed upsetting the house
for spring cleaning, also early gar
dening. Prospects are for a big fruit
crop il Mr.. Frost does not mingle
with same.
Rev. d. D. King and wife left for
Button, Ohio, to attend the funeral
OF Mr.. Kings mother.
Spring school at Providence will
commence April IA, Miss Richard
son as teacher.
Mary Bucher, who was quite sick
with pneumonia, is improving.
Ed Aeschbacher, who has been or
the sick list, is able to be arount
again.
Morgan County republican., 1913-04-10

Among the new laws is one that
will or may benefit two of the Benton
county officials. Permitting county
and circuit clerks in counties having
population ranging between 1000
and ao, 900 to retain $500 in fees in
addition to what they may now re-
tain for deputy hire. That is if the
work done by the. officials is more
than their present salary they will get
more. Warsaw Enterprise.
That should give the Morgan
County officials an extra swipe, and
if its coming their way they'll get it.
Morgan County republican., 1913-04-10
Sabbath Observance.

The Versailles preachers took
up the subject OF "Sunday OBJ
servance" Sunday, SO it made no
difference which one Of the churches
attended, the Sunday desecrator, was
sure to have his toes stepped or D..
but being Sunday desecrator, and
still engaged in the business he, she
or they, we're not at church. The
topic is timely, and has been cussed
and discussed before. We are told
the law of the state forbids the mos,
Of the labor done on Sunday, then
enforce the law. II the officers
won't do their duty, then let those
who believe in obedience to law or.
ganize and compel the officers to dc
their duty, and work at the same time
for the recall, which will come witt
the commission form Of government
then the officers will enforce tn.
laws.
Everybody in this enlightened age
knows that men, women and childreI
need one day in seven for rest o
body and brain, and why rob them
Do you expect to take the money yo'
make on Sunday with you when yo'
cross the river? Why, if you under
take it, it will sink you. If your bus
mess compels you to violate God
law, and human law as we'll, bette
change your business. At least en-
force the law and give everybody
square deal.
Morgan County republican., 1913-04-10
Butter.

This is an oleaginous subject, but
is getting to be of prime importance
in this section at the present time, as
the prices paid for butter fat is induc-
ing our farmers and dairymen to sell
their cream to the factories and let
the home folks go without butter.
1t would be an enterprise worth try
ing for some of our merchants to get
in touch with the butter makers of
some other section and get supply
sufficient for the demand. Or it
might be that oleo or butterine art
good substitutes. The butter dish
don't loom up so very large but i,
lmpresses its importance on old and
young, bond or free, for you may
have an abundance of everything else, +,
and no butter, nothing tastes right.
While talking about butter we
would like to know what the factory
adds to the butter fat to make him a
profit after paying, as the price is this
week, sc cents per ID. for butter fat
commission to the buyer, express
charges, the cost of manufacture and
marketing, and yet sell it in the
city, at 30 cents lb., or less1 May
be il our farmers knew the trick they
would continue to make butter, anc
more money than the cream brings.
Morgan County republican., 1913-04-10
Missouri Notes.

Along with its big, fine asylum and
its municipality owned college, Neva-
da is a Missouri city that cal offer
other evidence of its right to place
on the map. Fresh eggs are sold
there at fourteen cents a dozen.
Only the fact that Col. Epaminon-
das Epicurus McJimsey, the veraci-
Gus editor of the Springfield kepubli-
can, gives space and presumably
credence in his truth disseminator to
the following remarkable story from
Caplinger's Mills warrants its repro
duction here: 1.-Two women, with
4-year old boy and baby. were
driving in a farm wagon over a
bridge across the Sac River here to-
day when the team became frightened
and started to back. 1t broke the
wooden railing on one side and back
ed off. Team, wagon and occupants
fell twenty-five feet to the ground at
the waters edge. The only damage
done was the breaking of the wagon
tongue. No injury whatever was
subtained by the occupants of the
wagon or by the the team. One of
the women was carrying setting
OF turkey eggs, only one of which was
broken"
Editor William Southern, jr., puts
it felicitously when he says, in his
Independence Examiner: politics
business and religion may each be
squared by the same measure and al
stand on the same ethical platform
That's Progressive doctrine of the "a
carat quality.
St. Joseph shows an inclination t.
cheer up mildly over the discover.
that pelicans, at any rate, seem t'
find it a confidential tarrying plac'
in their journeyings to and fro.
Morgan County republican., 1913-04-10
ACCIDENTALLY Interesting, !,

1t may be source Of surprise that
the members of the late lamented leg
islature had very much religion. But
Rev. A. r. Liverett, chaplain of the
house, took a religious census of the
Forty-seventh general assembly, with
this result: House OF. representatives
Methodist, 80; Baptist, as; Chris
tain, 20; Presbyterian, "a; Catholic,
"a; Evangelical, I; Advent, +;
Episcopalian 4; Spiritualist, I; no
church membership. IS. Among the
members of the house three are
Baptist preachers, one Episcopaliar
and one Seventh Day Adventist. Th,
senate-Baptist. 8; Methodists, 7
Catholic, 6; Christian, S; Presbyter
ian, a; Lutheran, 1; no churcl
membership, 3. Church members o
the Forty-seventh general assembl!
1873; those who claim no church re
lation, SO.
Morgan County republican., 1913-04-10

Our school board has the oppor-
tunity of securing an extra S4oo from
the state, and it is safe bet tina. our
astute school board will go after it.,
like a chicken after bug, and get it,
not like our county court did with
the auto tax, let Morgan's share 90
to some other county that was wide
awake. With an additional S4oo the
Versailles school should move up a
notch, for. after all, it is money
makes the mare 60.
Morgan County republican., 1913-04-10

The prediction of an early Easter
bringing an early spring didn't work
this time, for with the earliest Easter
for nearly a century it is going to be
the latest spring since Columbus dis
covered Cuba. 1t may be that its
being 1913, and under a Democratic
administration, things in general are
topsyturvy, crosswise and crooked,
but may become normal later.
Morgan County republican., 1913-04-10
STATE SPELLING CONTEST.
Notice to Students Desiring to Take
Par, in State Spelling Contest to
be held at Jefferson City
Exact Date Will be
Ciuan aAax

Given Later.
The above contest will be conduct
ed in the following manner:
On April as, 1913, the representa-
tives from each of the schools in the
northern par, of the county will meet
at Syracuse at p. m; those in the
east part of the county will meet at
Barnett; those in the west part of the
county will meet at Slower, those
around Versailles and including Yer.
sailles, Mo-, at school house in Ver-
sailles.
The successful. contestant from
each of these will meet with me May
9th at Versailles school building in a
contest for Ist place. The studen,
correctly spelling the greatest num-
Der of words will enter state contest
all expenses paid.
M. WRAY WITTEN, Supt.
Morgan County republican., 1913-04-10

Did you get a notice last week
from City Marshal Sullens, ordering
you to clean up' Did you clean up3
II you don't clean up, will the Maj
shall Arrest your He surely will.
Will Mayor Kelly fine you3 He ought
to. and we believe will, but we are
Missourians. Clean up and help
keep the city clean.
Morgan County republican., 1913-04-10

We might give our readers the new
tariff schedule as President Wilson
has ordered The Congress to pass it,
but they may pass it as the Priest
and the Levite did the wounded man,
and not even a Good Samaritan could
patch it up acceptably. Wen just
wait until The Congress gets through
with it, and then one publication will
cover it.
Morgan County republican., 1913-04-10

President Wilson, when he person.
ally read his message to The Con-
gress Monday, turned the hand on
the old clock OF time back II2 years.
Will it stand the strain1
Morgan County republican., 1913-04-10

With the assembling of congress
Monday begins President Wilson's
strenuous time, and if he wins it
should be easy sailing for the balance
of his time, but it may be another
mess like Cleveland had in 1899, and
oh, what a time that was.
Morgan County republican., 1913-04-10

No, we didn't ask the county court
why, at an added cost of insurance, =,
they leased the Statesman seven
rooms in the court house basement
absolutely free. There may be a
reason.
Morgan County republican., 1913-04-10

Where are the fellows who horned
Neighbor Webber off some two years
ago, and refused him permission to
put in a dairy at Versaillese Hope
they are where butter is plenty, or at
least plenty OF butter fat!
Morgan County republican., 1913-04-10
Rock Island Time Card.

WEST BOUND DEPARTS
No. 81, Daily LimitedKansa
City, Colorado Springs. Pu-
eblo and Texas points. ..3:42 m.
No. %, Daily Local-Kansas
City. and all interrnt, ="
points. Also all points ives,
~ hours to Denver. ...... .l:5O p.
No. 80. Through ress, Exp. ..2:O6 p. m.
EAST BOUND NJ. ARTsA
No. 2S, Daily. Limited-St.
Louis and all points east. 4 40 a. m,
No. "a, Daily, Local St, Louis
intermediate points and all
points east .............l150 80 p. III.
No. 30, Through Express. lIl p M
For sleeping car resery yations, tickets, etc
apply to any Rock Island ticket agent
No. IS. local freight west bound. de.
parts at $40 a. M. No. 80. local freight
Morgan County republican., 1913-04-10

Have you figured up the amount OF
your income taxl Both banks have
reliable counting machines which
they will probably be willing to loan
to any of our citizens needing such
assistance,
Morgan County republican., 1913-04-10
REMEm BER

to keep your subscription within the
twelve months lin.it--the post Office
department says you are an outlaw.
dishonest person, and not to be
trusted when you get twelve months
behind. Keep on the inside.
Morgan County republican., 1913-04-10
Page.

King George Of England addresses
his parliament in person. Is not the
president Of the United States as big
a man as any kingf
Morgan County republican., 1913-04-10
Fine Farm for Sale-122 acres

Fine Farm for Sale-122 acres,
all splendidly improved, 35 acres fine
orchard, 2-story, 8 room house, halls,
porches, ETC., cellar. big barn with
large cellar. Offered at big bar
gain. For futher particulars call on
VI write to
The Republican.
Versailles, Mo.
Morgan County republican., 1913-04-10

"nogwash"
Sloshed Over From Editorial
Page.
1t begins to appear as If President
Wilson was his own man.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-29
PASTOR ARRANees PROGRAM
rev. Polk'nahorne to Give Talks at
Mid-week Meetinos

Rev. Polknghorne of the Pcwabic
Methodist Episcopal church has ar
RANGED a program Of subjects to be de-
livered at the mid-week services at
his church. Tho general subjects will
ho Studies in the Gospel Of John"
and tho topics for the different weeks
follow:
oct. The Incarnation Of the Di-
vine son
oct. l2--The Witness Of John the
Baptist.
Oct, l9-Christ's First Disciples.
oct. "a Christ's First Miracles.
Nov THE Secret Disciple.
Nov 9-The Samaritan Convert.
Nov. lG--Thc Noblcmans Weak
Faith.
Nov 23-Thc House of Mercy.
Nov &o-'fhe Divine Claim of Jesus
Dee. Feeding the Multitude
Dec. 1.-THE Bread of Life.
Doc9l-Thc Water of Life.
Dee. 2S-The Light Of Life.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-29
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