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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-06-06
0te S6Iiuapflan5eu iinb
Die 3 hIansen!

y = u III / u u
Die ShIan9en!
Man fam iasen. cie 5dltuqs
ptIanien nit ibrsn erorllfenoen
8eiuluoen 9Ieidsu Den ShIauqen
IN Der 2blsriuslt, oersn umltridsnrer
llmarmuns iit Die u~berfalene 8eute
ebenlals II isltsn eutreiSen tdnn:
uno III lolteu, in 9rp6en Vtniien aui.
Der iibrigsn Neqetaltpn oes
tdbrIlt)en @stuadlien gsb6ren pieIinh
an "h sdni uultletnbare Shmaroser.
ipIe Die carte 6lahsistoe, Die
|alse, @tnter, NeiieIu uno
6tdh& b1rtndtis usrfoggt. iuoem tie
rh 9Ietd 8luts9elu an linen ieit.
lduat.
&je ierner Ser Nenih i'm 1eitunas
trtese nit untsriroiiteu Mttnen arbsi.
let. 10 gibt IS aud Than;en. Die oen
admpI inter osm 8ooeu flb.
rem uuo bort chamber tNdlit iiberials
len. So oienen BENT 9sintraut.
Dem bIdtter.oieu bIabrotbsn Sihten,
parge! ihre @ ur;ein als 8af.
ZEN eenn NIT ihrsu Spiesn bohreu lie
iib in odS @urSslpsrt ;undhititeben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-06-06
Ter NruhiabrHfatnrr!I ino ieine &c
laacluno.

Die en- ioqenonnten 6rii6ia1r8taz
t3rrb Qeioen0en ourfte cine 9sobld)>
tHng intereIiieren, Sic Gnnitdtsrat
Or. 20lpenTtein in gerlin an iif)
itl6it 81 mnhen G~eIegenbeit hattie,
inbem er RE teimt5tenoe araft oss
@oueritofIes CUR Goupierung oes
GGnupfsns ~bertpenbete. Der 4r3t
ofquirierte BON eiliem @otienten, Der
en- einem ffperen R~aYentutdrrb err
tranft mar. bur6 llnooriihtiQteit eiz
nen S6nupfen. uro 3por 0uOurG.
ooB er ibm gum 4bf6iec bic SonO
re.6te, nadoem er Iif) porber gez
icqneust bate, uno oob er baIo 0a>
rauf mil benz Singer Die linte Seis
It leines Shnurrbartes gIattitrid;
6is feud, tnorme geriibrun9sz
f'Gde teio:r fi9 begeg@
renoen 6Gnbe biloete ndtiirlih BEN
feiten Ndbrbo6en fir Mitroben. I'm
SIC Mttroben unit,dblih 3u MAIDEN,
tcoor lie erbGlifes llnhtil onQertfs
tet batten, bsnuBte Soniidtsrdt Or.
96tpenitein bic re5infisierenoe Strait
bes QuftfouerItoff:s. Gr bemiihte
'it baher, feline g}aTe ourh 6eben Der
NdIenfIiigeI 5u erpsitsrn, oaourd ets
tpaiqe 60ltunQen ner Shleimhout,
70 nett es Qe4t, ou33u9leihen, ben
Wuno neit gu 1FFrsn uno Sic duf
oieie @e'Ie m09!itft 3uldn9Ii6 9ss
mot'ten Reqionsr nit einew '%9rtier>
ter 2uft'rom in Grndn9sluro bon
GdusrItcff 3u h~sarbsiten. @ersits
T1t toeaieer W'r.tsn muyNe eire
nef.ntlitl Grl'iAtertna rcrIniirt,
1os @rsnncn li,B ra6. Sc @AIeinz
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. percr5F &c fiA
MIST. Sic G6lrinblut1ni @~'eur1
rsrQr5bt7te 5A NIT, 81, NfhTorS'=
tano b3vts off Sic moTs bIie6 fir
bic Quft 0~ur1aGr1ia uno o,r heqin=
reroe 2e6ItopFtatarr6 treitete Ii4
rjht reittr oi8. 4~nee-nsine Gyihei-
funeen blieten 1or' ous, MEIER
Tisber. nod &opfihmsrSsn. noG
Gppetitlofi9teit ItsIIten Iid ein.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-06-06

9eIessnbsit gegsb,n tpirb. Ole atmoz
ipbdriide 9eruhrung gu genleBsn,
tlnn erfibrt Ser 90rper 0urh cen
So6gebirgsreis SGdoen uno Bsrs
luit. Mdbrenb Eel oen 9leihIii6tiz
GEN, Die fh bausrno in 5reien dufz
eebnltsn BADEN, 'Opobl iubisttio ME
pAjettip cine erbebIihe 8sferung
pen Or. Wiomer tonitatiert mer0sn
ionnte. lab er Eel notorii6 6lsi4z
iihtigen Wdonen oe5 6ptelpsrIoz
ials nur nod in sinem 6aq Die
urfpriinglihen 8Iutr'rfe. 2pi 16
lierpoE mar bas 96rberge'pitt sum
Ssil be0sutenr gefalIsn. Gas Gins
se'6Io6eniein bel elmer bur6 i6re
Gint0nigtsit anitrengsnoen uno msi't
%uE9epobntsn 2trbeit it6rte uno hins
rtrte ole affirmation uno Die our6
Ten 6ohaebirgsrei3 mo6il geu1hten
E%nereien ~gelangten ni6t CUR 9erz
f%renounq. ionOsyn tamen = @erz
lift.
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Der Bfan5en unb ndbren ii6 isIbit uon
nsreu 0Iuf

Der 8HanJen unb nabren fit islbit uon
oereH BIut.
S6Itmmer aber lit es. tuenn bic Ntils
Iinroen Don nifroItoplih ptn;iesn ORE
9anismen Der G%laujenpeIt mobil
MAIDEN. benin nlhi Cuoers, ple emit Die
9unnen morosno uno perbsereno
uber fremee. blnbeHoe 2aHoe lid ergoi>
len, S%erliUren Branos uno MebIs
tbauptl5e auf ibren &srnldtungs>
ii9sn Die IN ipptser Te9stntion prans
senoen Tluren Mno ~Iauisn. hires @rs
foIgeS liher, ielbit auf weitssoebnie
@aloer Sturm. Sn Hreu6en ausln If
Der onrb ben Y ranopil5 aijabrI'G
bemlrtte SerIuit bel &Ogsen. G9ei5eH
uno 8erite aui so Willonsn Tolars
bsrehnet poroen, uno man fam li6
oanah cine Soriteuune Der @e,. pe MA.
hen, DIX ourb oieien &e.apf Siueiet
EHanSeneottuu9en leoeu CONNER i'm
ganSen oeutihen 6elde perloren aeben.
Nus einem 8ilSe entlteht aud Der
mllteiartl9e 0eTenbeen, Der pieIan
&tr1d baumen 10 ueroerblih miro,
uno neueroin9s crit bat man fsitaeiteat.
oaB Die lGnSlt befdnnte 2 huppens
10 !. Elm pilanSllher S6dollu9 ee.
fdbrdbter Surie. nunmebr auh ben
3ampf nit Der Rebe a~ufnebmen su
tuollen i6eint. Bon ben aroBen Baus
mn, Die lie bisber attadirte, :trtl.tns
abaei6lagen, iuiro III oen @stnltod nit
INN 10 srDBerem @riois bstrieeen. ais
oeiien 6arte @ursein nidt Die Strait
baben. iib ibrer iausenben llm.lamme>
runs ~9eni9eno gu eriuebren.
8arum bic 8fIan5en it'd
betGmpfen.
Sesreihih biirfte Die 5ra9e eri6ei.
men, mGrum oenn bic GilanSen etnon.
oer befrle9en, oa oo6, abse,eben pon
ben o%in9enoen @i9enIhnileu p.r @es
fauenen, Die Den Ste9ern auf Dem ers
oberten 2errain susure tommen, nidt
iple bel ben 9bieren cine Der onoereu
CUR NaDrnn9 bient. Grsi 9inee
llno ee oa, UNI Die INNER mleoer Der
err,ttette Sampf iobt: Die g dpIle,
bic CUR InIieoeIun9 lodt; bie Cub
tlten5m tttel. bic Der 8oosn bietet;
uno Die alien 9lel6 uuentbe1rIlhs 6ims
meIsgnhe oes Nihtes. DE 4llnse
ielblt tebrt ireuoi9 iih gum Gthte".
ldBt Shlusr ieineu Wtelfthol iuoen.
oPnn lie weiB, baB M. oje,se ibr Die
oultee uno banlt 6ruhr uno Sort
pIllrsuns erm09Iidt. I'm oieles rtns
gen, tole mir 9eiebeu. imreriort 9iunt
uno nteoere Sr6uter, Die, mo elnmal
Oer @nlo sefauen. lib 1oiprt ihnaren.
mst'e luteoer beroorordngen. Nn BEN
Wteerestulten uuo in nit Sole eurtiees
ten 2anoltrihen lit es bduftg cer 9 al5s
9ebalt oes 8ooens. ben niele ieiner
beoiirfenos @epdbie iib riitiiAtslos
itreitig MAIDEN, uno UNI Den &aum gum
9eben tdmpft Die E1anSe iiberol. roo
nur Der tIelnlte Elab lid bietet. iie luht
ibren Nebenbubler uon oemleIben nit
allen tbr gu @ebote itebtnoen @aifen 81
uertreiben.
Seine g timme lit ibr sessben, bas
9eto Der ~Nieoerlage gu bstlnsen. ben
g hmers Der erlittenen @unben
hlnaus5ultDbnen, De e%rrunsenen S,eg
nit iubelnoem 5roblodtn 81 uertiinoen;
absr ie lautlpier otr 9ampi lid
abipielt, nm 10 d tbarel III er
pobl.
fS{prtiekun1 fpIotl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-06-06


fibre. Der rieiige s b y Is
tan i'm RorOen Don Banana. lit ldu9it
erlolden uno mag fir inner untbdtrQ
bleibsn; menieitens lit 6les Die Nnlitt
Der grOBen 9eOlogeu. Gin tur5er
lleberblid lber Die Tultane oeS @ros
treiies mag in SieIer &erbinoung fir
ben 9eisr Snlereile bdbsn.
Tx Dem SitbmuS sundhIt eeleoene
Realon o Electromagnetic uno ieuer'
ipetrenoen Bergen mare oaS Qnno Der
alien N5tsteu. Wtsrico 1T betanutlit
Elm redt unrubigss Nauo uno spnr
nlht nur IN politiiher0 iniiht,
Tenn ietn @sbtet lit nit elmer Nnidbl
BON Wultaneu beieBt. uou oensn
etltde, pie Der $4,000 EuB hote
}lnantecntl bel IuIcua ODER
Der an IS 600 Rub 06be errsihsnce
Srtaccthuotl (ole iuei6e 6rnu).
olerotn9s bereilS srloiheu limo. Mt'
nlQlteus Ioulel man blsber ruelB, Gem
EN- tit erIoidsn gehaItener &ultnn
lam ntlerolngs pl0bllh mteoer In Ihl'
ilQselt treten, uno uHuermutbet lpnnoeit
i'm Damn etn lolder lett Menidenqe.
oenten ourdous blrInIpler Ser9 in ets
men bosariigeu llnholo uut, Der unidgs
llhes unhetl uuo &er6erben beraulbes
lhm0reu fam. Wtr brnuden bier ia
unr an DIE 8eihltte oes 8euu III
srlunern. Der 10 0ah biz gum Sdbr -
nnlerer ;3eltretnung lih 10 mdushens
it'll nnc 10 ourchaus 9eliltet ustbulten
baf. oaB man i~berbaupt nlhts mebr
pon letner lriiberen Natur wuBte.
Neben ben fir erloihen aebaItenen
SuItauen beiist Msrlco aber aud mob
elne ltdtilthe hieibe ibdtller. BON oenen
Der b%efdnntelten elmer Der iiber $4,000
JuB bobe Eopocatepetl Ger ram.
henoe Berg IT. Nls Die MSteten nod,
Die 9erren I'M 2auoe mdren, fol lid
oteler Bergrtsle oes oiteren reht unae'
beroig benommeu bdben. Seliber ie.
bob lit er INNER ruhi9er uno lduit.
miitbl8er 9elporoen uno pIls9t nur iue'
mtg mebr Su rumoren. Ntoallh, bd6
benz Hopocatepetl ole poIittihsu Ser.
hdltnine ielner 0eimath INNER iuenlger
sefallen baden. uno ihm Wontesuma
Ileber 8eueien lit ais 6eroinauo Gors
te5 uno Ole Spanjtr Sturbioe. Suares
uuo HoriIrO 3ioi. unier oeren &sQles
rung, lstner Meinuua nab, aud iur
elnen %anltdnolgen NuIiau fein 6lae
mebr II. Nnh ieiu um elni9e 6uB
boberer 0ttlatepetl poer Sris
saba. Der b0tite 6eusrbsre Mericps.
oerbarrt lett elnIgen hunoert Snbren IN
talt ooul9er Rube. 9aiur lit Der uahe
on Der g8eittuite oisieS Qanoe& oui.
raaenoe Nepaoo DC Goltmu i'm
Stuate SaIlSco. nabe an Der puStiiihen
Suite, I'M 10 rubrl9er. Yielsr qelunl.
tt9e ae8el bat I'M Il. ur> I'M 10. Sabr.
hunoert lhIlmmen 'l'tu9 getrleben.
nno ouh I'M 20. Sl.llum iheint az
metter toben 81 noten. SIM Sabre
1908 tano cine itarte eruption aus
,slner Gle itatt. uuo III E%lui1r9 DTS
ldufenoen 9nbres, om 20. Snnuor.
bate er etnen refrt perbduQnlBuoaen
Nusbruh. Der sintaen hunoert Ntens
ten has Geben t~oitete uno etnen aui
msbrere MIiulpRen Dollars ueranihlaQs
ten Shaoen nnrthtete. Die Grntg
muroe uernidtet. 5abIreihe Oduier
wurben S%sritDrt. uno aud oisl &leb III
get0oiet n0roen.
5eusr bIunoe au 8 q /
Wenn mir aui Dem 20. Grab uoro.
Ither Brelts. aui Dem stiua Der Nepaor
De 9olima bsIesen tit. I'M lehSis Cans
nPnnrnne nnh MPftfn In
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Slnttrnnfhetteu uao Sudlncbirae.

9ds 9otQebiroe reIp. isin Sprs
renIiht lift fir Die NeubiIouna oss
Siutes Elm un9ieich n1dhti1sres ReiS=
,uitteI ais Die temiiten WitteI. Sum
@erarbeitsn oss 3siSts oes Sod
g:birsss brduht aber nud Or. Wios
r,er bic 9out Die atmoiphiriihe
Ssrubruug. ppr ALIEN oas 2itt,
l;nn, tpeuu Der !6dut nitt rsitlid
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-06-06
UeueS aus uatur- unc
Heilfuu>e.

lie 2trtiteG untcr oicier Hnhrif limo Irhrrcif
nno Intereiant; IN thrcn @ueiiIbrun9ea
uno acknowledgements reeraicntiren
ir aber piters midi Die Nniihten oes
BeiunoheltsrGtts.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-06-06
(S7. J%ortiesuns)

meiner uorlebtRH
Correspondents bo1te
td ermdbnt Dab o,e
groBe SeItenbslt
bon Grobeben am
Sitbmus lid NJ
Der Nbiueienbeit
boher pultant.
der BerQe ers
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-06-06

Gut ssfagt. q. (e'nen
trlberen 9etannten t~reTfsn0j: S;no
Sic oenn :i9tntli9 INNER nph 9.l5s
hdn0lsr?
g: Oh id bin ir8ar isst gsrs
Ieqer!
n: 4d fpos! = 0as fir e;a,n
gerId3 baten Sic oean?
g: ginsn - Bier Clerical
Spm 91fcrntnbof. linz
teroffi5ier (sum Rstrutea. Gih..y!:aa.
rpeItsr iih beim Sp:inecr aus
pfero un9eitjdt ouItslt un0 nift
significantly: ga, ia. Sic alter
itscsIfutIer. rtnn oas 9ie5 nur
NyloeI bate. ga :rtrn 81 RI o6sa!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-06-06

3mr feline Z IA melooie!
0Ner mOIte nc audi b 0rcn2
9inirid,ti9teit erfeuut man nte,
lie 99clt ldRt I'D, betboren.
Shlief alles In oein Ser5 binein,
Tn trasft's ia idlieR'id eoh aifeiu,
gSdr's audi oic idbiuerfte Siiroe
1rag' iie NIT Stpl5 mno DIS Iroe!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-06-06

99aS TIA a It BIZ Der 99elt cein Seio
limb 5eigit ibr oeine 1brancn?
3eig oencn nid1t oeiu 7 raucrfleto,
lie bib 10 a I Ii II dI tudbnen!
1ritt Ia dI 4 n b in ben Observation-Disclosures
limb ipdreit On audi nod 10 arni,
Verbira in oeimem persen
Tein Gleno, beine z d. mer3en.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-18
Novelties in Japanese Floral Cloths

Suitable for Summer hangngs and use Very beau
colorng gay with typical Japanese floral designs
SOC Toweling 90 yd piece 69c. 59c shams CD l
59c scarfs az in 30 in now 49c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-18
DOC Dress Linen, Yard SOC

Cboce Of Irish Ramie inches wd) French Ra
Weave inches The Irish Linen very heavy supple aoT
The French Linen hnely woven ana IS
also very strong quality and texture Both are de
Iohtfu for or skirts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-18
Fine Table Linens at Great Saving
Sl.2s Imported Irish Linen
Double Camask (yQ.l, $50
Satin Damask
Table c 9th, Sl.34

size 20 in. 6s in. All pure Irish
linen damask of finest quality, IN
elaborate and effective designs; per-
fectly bleached and woven.
size IS in. X IS in. are 1.SS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-18
Hand Embroidered
Linen Pillow Cases, Sl.74

SIZE 22ls &c N. These fnest
Itch linen Pillow Cases have just
been received from Belfast and are
exceedingly fine in quality, and hand,
work. Hemstitched, hand scalloped
and embroidered on both sides OF
hem. i'm three effective designs:
Deep grim. hens. Size 20 In; 80
in. at S1.79; Y In. X 30 H. a'
S1.97.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-18

Sale of Bed Muslins at savings
TO YOU of IS per cent. Included
are the famous Fruit OF the
Loom" pride OF Broadway, etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-18

Savings Rugs made by the best
whose ho mentioned here
il the back Of Rug
the
full standard for this grade The yarn all worSte
resilient and
with reds ecrus ETC. both small figures and
Rug and have
held for Fall delivery will not be duplicated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-18
Linen Scarfs and
Hand Drawn
Linen SCarfs. O8C

Sizes 1Sx36. 1Sx45. 1sX54 inches.
Dainty. substantial Scarfs Of pure
linen. imported from Japan and elab-
orateiy worked. Choice Of three sizes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-18

Finer imported Sheets at So. 81
are of the most exquisite Irish Linen
deliberately hand-embroidered; ri
low cases up to So. "a each.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-12-07
Egypt and Easy Divorce.

The "Moslem World" gives some in
teresting facts concerning easy di-
vorce in Egypt. One girl, in her nine
tenth year, has been divorced four
times. Ibrahim, youth of 81, has been
married thirteen times. Another youth.
when reproved for taking twenty
eighth wife, replied: why should |
not when my father divorced thirty
eighth"
1t is a common saying among Mos
lens, "a woman is like pair of
shoes. If she gets old a man throws
her away and buys another, if he has
money" Of every seven Moslems
married in Egypt more than two, ac
cording to official record, are divorced.
But the actual number of divorces is
even probably greater. The police say
that in many cases no pretense of re-
cording divorces is made.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-12-07
FIFTY DROWNED
IN FLOODSWEPT
TEXAS DISTYICT
Continued from page u
not been recovered

not been recovered.
Six members of the Galveston life
saving crew and train load of motor
boats from Houston which were to
have come to Bryan were stopped By
high water at Navasota.
The boats were launched at that
point shortly before dark and tonight
started upstream over the flooded bot
toms to rescue persons reported cling
ing to trees or occasionally standing in
shallow water, cut off from shore. Bry-
an has had twenty boats out all day
which have brought several hundred
persons, the majority terrified and half
clad negroes, to the nearest available
bit Of high ground.
A train load of provisions with dry
blankets tonight was sent from here
to Kosarck, a town on the edge of the
bottoms, where 100 /, these refugees
were unloaded.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-12-07
Teachers Wanted in Porto Rico

Miss Janet H. Houston, teacher in
Porto Rico, informs her boald that
there is an opening in Porto Rico, and
also great need for Christian teachers,
both men and women in the public
schools of the island. There seems 70
be no objection, she says to one who
occupies a position in the public
schools doing any amount of good mis-
sionary work that he or she may feel
inclined to do, and there is very great
need of such work in Porto Rico. Miss
Houston also says that these teachers
do not need to learn the Spanish Ian
guage to be eligible for work, as all
the textbooks used in the public
schools are in English.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-12-07
DISPLAY OF fine GOODS
DAZZLING in ITS BEAUTY
Lines Of Holiday Goods Are
UnGquaIGd

The beautiful store of James
Fricker & Bro. is just now more than
ever the Mecca of the discriminating
purchaser in search of the seasons
offerings, for an experience of many
years has made this store, one of the
handsomest jewelry emporiums in all
Georgia, the favorite buying place of
very large and rapidly increasing
clientage.
Just now the Fricker store is dress
ed out for the rapidly approaching
holiday season, and in it's wealth of
diamonds, gold and silverware, rare
china and other superb lines is more
than ever a phase of beauty and attrac-
tiveness.
And there the spirit of Get 1t At
Il IiCh0l . 10 ualiy SFluOnSOu III JIG
number Of customers making holiday
selections. Never at this season has
the stock of beautiful and carefully Sc
lected lines been more complete. Mr..
Charles A. Fricker exercises discrim-
mating taste in the selection of goods
and buys only the best to be had.
This house presents this morning in
an attractive advertisement a faint
idea only of the extent, the beauty ana
variety of Xmas goods carried, and
invites the public to call and see the
beautiful goods.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-12-07

Whereas, the American National Red
Cross has been in the past, and is now,
making an especial effort, through
the sale of the Red Cross Christmas
Seals, to secure funds to carry on the
war against tuberculosis, and by
means of the funds raised in this man
ner has been able to do much effective
work in this direction: therefore be i
Resolved, That the American Fed
GRAFTON of Labor give its endorsement
to the movement of the American Ma
tional Red Cross and encourage its
members to further in every possible
way the sale of these seals in their
respective communities.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-12-07
EFFECT OF MISSIONS ON
COMMERCE IN THE Orient
Leading Men Bear Testimony That Missions Are From
tersmcD for Trade and Commerce OF Every Seven
MOSlemS Married in Egypt, According to Official Rec
ordS, More Than Two Are Divorced Teachers Wanted
in Porto RiCO
By SOUTHERN MISSIONARY NEWS BUREAU
Ida Clyde Clarke, Editor.

Sir Chentung Liang Cheng, former
Chinese minister to the United States,
writes that "the missionaries have pen
trated far into the heart of the coun-
, try, and have invariably been the
frontiersmen for trade and COM
MERGE" The late Mr.. DENLY stated
that the fact that commerce follows
the Missionary has been indubitably
proved in China" The Honorable f.
S. Stratton, formerly collector of the
port of San Francisco, on his return
from a journey of three months in
China, Japan and the Philippines, de-
clared that, commercially speaking,
the missionaries are the advance
agents for American commercial en-
terprises, and if business men only
understood this matter, they would as
sist rather than discourage evangelis-
tic work in the east"
During visit of Bishop E. R. Hen
dirk to China, he met wealthy Eng
lish merchant in Shanghai, whose con-
victions on this subject were pro-
'nounced and clearly expressed. He
says: I'VE find that our very COM
merce in China is based upon the mis-
sionary. He proceeds US into the in
terror, and becomes the means of our
communications with the natives"
A correspondent of the London
Standard has written: "In almost ev-
cry instance of new trade centers, new
settlements and ports being opened III
he far east, the missionary pioneer has
been the first student and interpreter
geologist, astronomer, historian, ard
school teacher, and his example and
instruction have first aroused the de-
sire for those commercial wares of
ours which subsequently drew forth
the traders" In the initial attempts
to build railways in China it was found
comparatively easy to do this if the
route had been previously occupied by
mission stations, but that there Was
prompt trouble if the attempt was
made where no missionary infuen:e
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-12-07
BELL HAS SPECIAL
STOCK XMAS GOODS

A hard matter to decide Christmas
times is Just what to give for presents.
Many sleepless nights are spent by
Americas people trying to solve just
exactly what their loved ones wait
odd Santa" to bring them. Many an
ardent lover is fearful that he will not
give his best girl exactly what she
wishes.
The one solution to this momentous
question is answered in Tom Bells adj
vertisement in this issue Of The
Times-Recorder. Bell has nifty dis.
play Of Christmas gifts that furnish an
ampl" field for selection.
Jewelry makes an appropriate giEf
for any member of the family and the
best man" cannot make mistake IL
he sends his choice piece of jewR1ry
for her Christmas present.
The line advertised by this hustling
jeweler is complete. He has re-
Gently added to his already large stock
new novelties. A nicer stock has
never been shown in Americas. Turn
to his ad and investigate
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-12-07

had been exerted. The Rev. w. A
Cornable, for many years resident
Missionary in China, is quoted as say
ing: THE opening of China was de-
sirable first of all in the interests Of
the kingdom of God, and then in the
interests of commerce; but the mis-
sionary must precede the trade, and
commerce must be on Christian lines.
These carefully formed opinions of
men of intelligence and character
might be multiplied, and they are full
of significance, in view Of the rapid
and enormous extension of commerce
in the far east during recent years.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-12-07

This quaint little letter came recent
ly to one of the missionary secretar-
les:
Sir:
Today I am so glad to salute yod
because l don't no if you are well.
always often thought Of you. All
places that the eye of heaven visits
are to a wise man ports and happy
Ravens.
My dear Sir new joy wait on you. W.
are such stuff as dreams are made on
and our lettle life is, rounded with q
sleep. o gentleman the time of life ia
short! So dear Sir l beg you times
will you phase be kindly favour OF
sending me Roll of Golden Text No. !:
/ need very much. Sir l think you viii
do so. Do please make me happy, Dc
please give my best compliments lc
Mrs. and DR.. R. / always remem-
Der them. Sir the good l stand on ls
my truth and honesty.
/ am your
best friend, M'Peya.
Leopodville.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-12-07
v. 0. ". circle OF LADIES
ELECTS ITS OFFICERS

Mrs. Minnie Vann, of Columbus, state
organizer of grove circles, Woodmen o.
the World, presided at the meeting Of
the local circle, Grove No. SO, w. o. w
held here. Officers for the next year
were elected as follows:
Mrs. W. D. Smith, guardian.
Miss Johanna Schroeder, advisor.
Mrs. Fannie Crabb, clerk.
Mrs. Thomas Smith, attendant.
Mrs. Earl Spier, assistant attend
ant.
Mrs. Luke Jones, chaplain.
Mr.. George M. Bragg, sentry.
Mr.. J. L. Adams, outer guard.
Mr.. w. O. Barnett, ]. E. Cannon and
A. Pantone, managers.
Drs. H. B. Allen, ]. w. Chambliss and
J. F. McMath, physicians.
The local circle, which bears the
name of the state organizer, Minnie
Vann Circle, No. SO, will hold its
monthly meetings on first Tuesday
night and third Tuesday afternoons in
each month.
Several addresses were delivered at
the recent meeting, and the new circle
will begin the new year under favora-
BILE auspices.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-12-07
Union Men Urged
To Buy Seals

of Labor are called upon to further in
every possible way the sale of Red
Cross Seals. The Federation has
adopted a resolution on this subject
which reads as follows:
Whereas, the American Federation
OF Labor has in every possible way
aided the movement for the study and
prevention of tuberculosis throughout
the United States and Canada, and