davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-25
The Garment Event of The Winter Season Begins Tomorrow
FREDERICK & NELSON'S
18th Semi-Annual Clearance of
Ready-tO-W Garments
Tomorrow

livery year, on the first business day after
IL Christmas, Frederick & Nelson begin their
general clearance of Winter garments for Women,
Misses and Children, placing on sale the remand
er of Fall and Winter purchases in these lines at
prices made with but one end in mind, namely, to
close out every garment quickly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-25
DRIVES TWENTY MILES TO JAIL

BAKERSFIELD 2b--W
a killed Merthaw lowwot
man " miles
m from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-25
All Fancy Goods
and Gift Novel
Ties 10 Be Closed
Out al

Pick out fancy goods at
half usual rates-for the
clearance cuts the prices
OF these pretty things
right IN two-you'll be
sure to want some when
you see how very cheap
they are.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-13

tormoa ia fuoIemasta ei iuinfoan
olut iietoafaan. Ybtdftid ddndbn
uffo eufoaeen: rSaapa tdmd Cor
mon tefo 10 iddbd t%oiieIe miebele,
iiad tdnd iltana ennen Fun 3 tuntio
on tulunut, plen mind fuoum".
Tdtd ei tietpsti maimo usfonut,
maan nauroi ufoIe. Totiiena wa'
fuutti faitenfin uffo afian Min OLE
nan,fefd pppii waimoa bdneue lufe
maan ia meiIaamaan. Edtd ct mai
mo fuitentaan tebnDt, luuli nftonio
maan Ieiffid Iasfenan, mutta. len
tefi uffo lite fitd bartaammin. &uh
folmas tunti oil fulumasi a beitti
bdn omaiIiGeen ia naapureiueen, ioi'
ia Mi luofleen futiunut, bpndsttnia
ia fuoIi futen oil ennustanutfin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-13
On ie ~fnbnimista.

GraS neiti Sabben SolfarannasIa
on ottonut tomofIeeu fdpod uimos'
Ia Min fouon FUN lie on oIut mobs
bo0isto. !Sdn nimittdtu aItoi urbei'
IunIa 1 p:nd teidfuuta no. 1912 ia
iatfoi iitd fifIi fumes idd oil min
mabnao, ettei poinut iaaoa iddtd
RIFT. y}pt FUN fomot pattoiet onat
iddn tebueet Min mobnatii, eiid ON
mobootonta p6dstd idrneen, Min
ban iofo oomu tdtd parten arti pi'
t6mGStG6n anannoSta nosta nettd
ia faatoa fen ruumiinia pli. 6dn
meme main toSiut ioIasil opannoI'
lie ia tefee tebtdmdnid oipau reip'
paasi ia tuntee iumrta bppinpoin,
tia ia pirtepttd tdmdn fplmdn fpI'
mpdn idlfeen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-13
Valumitnamerpn

G bbottaa Ienaatti fuluipan puooen
maItiopdipiue annettapasia eiitpt'
IesIaan a'ennettamofi taas 1850 p.
Iitraitd. perAstelnsiaan ianOO ie.
aaatti ettd IalapoIton liiddntpminen
maasTamme, fen idlfeen fuin tuo
hero forotettiin, muta maatii npi
alentamiien.
Observation-Disclosures Ienaatii idd'
littelee pienempien olutpanimoien
maifeata aiemoa, tabtoen belpottao
mauasmeroa niiltd, mutta iuurem
militia panimoilta oliii maabittamc
asteettain forotettua neroa. Siff
ebbotetaan ettd nero oliIi so p:nd
filolta, fun fdptettp mauasmddrt
oIiIi ale $4,000 filoa, iefd l mt
f%iIolta, FUN fdptettp mauasmddrt
on 10000 filon. Wdbin neromdd
I'd, iota mt on 10000 m:faa mal
mistusmdGrdn pienunoesta buoli
malta, aIennettaiiiin 1000 m:fii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-13
Riertofonlmppettaiain afema
fuetetaan parantaa.

Wiime feIdnd Sanonlinnan altn'
fouIunopettaiain fotoufiesIa tebtpien
anomusten ia eiitpsten iobbosta on
Samonlinnan tuomiotapituli fierto'
firieeud pddttdnpt febottaa biippa'
funnan papistoa ia tirftonedmos'
toia iefemdGn moitananIa fiertotou'
Iuien ia niioen opettaioin paltfoien
forottamiIefii, iefG toimimaon iiiben
iuuntaan, eit6 firfonfofous fpolmis'
tettaiiiin ieuratuntien fiertofoulnia
parien obieIddntD fen ebootutien
mufaiIesti, iofa lDptpp no. 1907 pi'
betpn pappeinfofoutien p1ptdtirias'
ia, Iefd ettd ionotut obieiddnnDt fit'
ten ldbetettdiIiin tuomiotapitnIin
nabnistettamoffi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-13
9leesiori StuinbnfWnoin firie
eonsfmntarbbmille.

Se Erie ioua aiesi lori Sninbnf
nuo ilmoiiti ebusfnntrpbmiGe, mil
Id ebboua bdn motif eoelleen rupe'
ia e%busfunnan pubemiebeff oil
ndin fuuluma:
r2oSta tietoont on tuIut, ettd oSo
arm. ebustoiista ndiudfin naItio'
pdimiQd aifoo pubemies maaIisIo
ddnestdd auefirioittanutta, iaan I'd
ten ilmoittoa eiten faiIo moipani pt'
taa pubemies toinia nastaan mmiIa
ebboua fuin ettd moItiopdimien a.
maiaifisia naItoistuinioIisIa 5aan
%laufua iulfi mieIipiteeni naIHouiIeS.
ia oiemosta. Sos minut, tdmdn H.
m~oituffen tebtpdnt paIitaon pube'
miebeffi, fotion fiitd iobtun on, eiid
olen ietd oifeuiettu ettd peIuouinen
moItoistuinioIisfa eiitidmdan mieli.
piteeni moliiouiiesto aIemostu.
9eIfinsisId 1 p. beImif. 1918.
%. s. Sminbuinub".
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-13
a2nistotamlmia Snpmen
firtfptbtu.

RenraalitunernDDri on ppptGnpI
Ienaatin mpDtdpaifutusta fiiben, ct
I'd Ieurafnntien firffoibin, iotfa idie'
niinId Iufemat Sapanin iobasio
faatuneita benfiIDitd, ripustettaiiiiu
tamIuia faatuneitten m%uistotii. Mlot
teen ndibin muistotauluibin on teb'
MT fomitea, iofa pbbesid $. Wt,
2eiiarin iuoielufien alaiiena oletpan
leuran fansIa toettaa b~uoientaa
Iobau fautta fdriimddn %ioutuneitteu
Iotilaitten ia beiodn perbeittenid bd'
tdd. Tdmdn fomitean pubeeniohtaio
on pitdnpt tdrfednd, ettd muistotam'
hut, iotfa opat maImistetut ppbdn
ipnoobin bDndfiDmdn piirustufien
mutaar. opat ripustettapat tduai'
FIN iuomalaiIiin firffoibin ia bdnen
pppnnDstddn on fenraalifutpernoDri
ppptdnpt ienaatin mpDtdpoifuhusta.
Senaatti on mpDs tuomiofapituIien
ndlitgtieud maatinut tietoa, fuinta
palipn beibdn alaiIisIaan Ieuratunis.
ia on o0ut idienid, iotfa omat faa'
tuneet IOpasia Sappnia pastaon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-13
9amalam fmuleman mbri.

2un tammif. 25 p:nd Ytelisidr'
men l1uoesiafpldsid ~fotoania pois'
tunut talon iidntd Grif Uierildiner
oil iaopunut erddieen naopurita'
loon, iosia, pabaa adnistamattaI
oil leifiuiIestt fuboestt ialaaanfo
fostettanut erdstG tpDmiestd, oIitir
tdmd iiitd Iuuttuen tDrmdnnpt mat
nitun 6. WeriIdiien fimppuun pais'
Eaten bdnet ielduenId tutpan Latham
fiud feurautielo, ettd s. WeriIdinen
beti iiirtni iidiippteen.
Wnrlinfin tdmdn fomolan ia on'
nettoman tpDntefiidn ferrottiin OIL
Ieen butifosia. Wainoia oil por'
baasTa miebuuben iidsfd ia idtti idl'
feeen5d IeSfen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-13

6eIFnsisId fuoIlut talonomistaio
Watti Wirtanen on teStamentisiaan
tebnpt Ieuraamot labiotuffet:
SImaioen tanianopistole 1900
me-; SImaioen moiwaisboitobaI'
linnoIe 1000 me-; SImoioen funnoI'
ie 5000 mt. (tdptettdwdffi funnan
marattomien faniofouIosten atpus
tomifeffi); Suomen Sdbetpsfemraue
1000 mt; 8aupunfiIdbetptieae gel
Tinaisid 1000 me-; 1uteriIoiieQe g.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1000 mt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-13
Nmmmttaifem fmritnfSen ppista
mtnem fpulatsta,


Wiime ippsf. II p. pdiudtpsid
IabetpspaatDfiesIa tasti ienaatti
fouluplibanitusta antamoan laulun'
tonIo etusfunnan 1912 ipuoben
mdardaitaiFua maltiopdtmiud tete'
mdstd ALAN, anomufiesta ,eitd ruu
mtiuiien ran9aistutfen tdpttdminep
maItion moimasIa p~itdmtsId 10
fonnattamtefa fouIuisIa fofonaar
fieuettdifiin.
@rindiieud buomautufieua on pli
bauituS pGGttGnpt fannottoo eouS
human pubeenalaista anomusta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-13
Mrpaiaiiia 81 mb6nnetd enid
bIeiSbpDobliSiin tarfoi-
fnffiin.

9emiosid, DrossIidrbisId ia We'
5tanfidrbisid on iairastupa nuoiien
fiIuesIa f6pnpt MD ndlttdmdttD
mdmmatii, fertoo q. Il. @ifii idtti'
mdt oIiaa barraetanat iofu aifa it,
ten anomufien iaooa toimeenpanno
orpaiaiiet IairaStupan aifaaniaami'
5efIi. aenraaIitunernDDri Ell fuiten.
fann ole ontonut lupao Ianottuien
orpniaiSten pitoon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-13
Warmefien rnfonsbnunebh-
SiStpS.

iota pori tpiotta fitten ioi erddn
1000 mfn. lobiotufien ia ionta wa:
raIe rbwasti 81. 6. @ainio .piime
ipfIpna psi utmtsmise 20. q. Wuo'
tibn talsh Dbteisfoalun tpierestd,
on Iaanut arffitebti VI. penttildltd
Iupaan piiruStufiet. Niiben luonnof
fet otpat 10 iaapuneet paiffafunnal
lie. @nfmdifid birIid OF niinitddr
mebettp tuoue fauppalan fesfeai
olemaIe, pldmdue aufeaue taian
soue.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-13
2ieft tmnniaeea f~nplemania.

Eiistaina tammif. % p:nd Italia
fuoIi dffid pielomeben Saarelasfa
m5ffiIdinen paamo Didrf. Witdpd
erifoiSta tdsld npt diff, ndin futiu'
mattomanatin Jos fuolema pieraaf'
m5tfiin tuli - ndin ban tpiime
aifoina pieIamebeud on uieasio lta'
Iosfo fdpnpt = ellei t%opabtumaon
iotafin muuta ibmeteltdndd Iiittpifi.
Wainaia ndet tiefi 10 ainon tertpeil'
Id ioloiua onen tunnineen fuoIeman.
IA. WieId iItabdmdrdsid meisieIi uf'
To tutpasia faitesia raubasia wefi'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-13
Gupmtea panfh

I6bettGd npfpddn Iiitfeeieen 5 MT.
Ieteleid, iotfa onat painettuia fol'
menlaiIe0e paperiue. Sarfotus on
Iaaba ielpiue, mia laii ndistd on
mabpinta fdptdnnDsid. Wuooen To-
pusIa tebtdmien bamaintoien perms'
teeua tuGaan faitfi ieteIit painatta'
maon ~fofeiIusIa mabnimmaff o.
Iottautuneele paperilaiiue.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-13

4


MIiftalon manba puufirtfo oil ras
fennettu No.. 160S-l612. Stind oil
buomnttapa monet maalaufIet. &ir'
fon fattoon oil maalattu taimaS ia
1einiin beIpetti. 3ldmd moalattiin
titte peittoon, mutta Fun f%aniaa oil
palion firfosia ia bifi bdmmenfi mes
fimaolin Idpindfpndffi, tuIipat fu'
patfin uIein ndfpmiin. Nlttaritaulu
rWapabtaia ristiud" oil bomimaalas
ri sc. 80. Gfmanin 10. 1850 maa.
llama. ia on Re MT Iiirrettp uuteen
firffoon. 8elIotopuli oil bpmin eri'
Ioinen fuin mmisIa firfoisIa tapaui'
feSti. Yari forfeata ialfoa oil naan
ppstpsId ia niiben ndlisfd feuo.
Self. ienaatin pddtDffead 80 p:ltd
tammif. no. 1889 purettiin firtfo 10.
1892 ia birret fdptettiin faniafoulu'
fen rofennustarpeifIi. 2%eaotapulin
%alaoIa on paaribuoneena.
Npfpinen uIias tiilifiminen firffo
rafennettiin m:fina 1S77-SO orffis
tebti George Wileniufien piirustuss
ten mufaan. 9ofaf. "a b. no. 1880
mibihiin ie tarfoiutieenia. 2irfon
80 ddniIet urut on tebnpt u. Surma
ia malmistuimat ne Iefd mibittiin %
p. tammif. p:na 1908.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-13
0abiotns fenbfptanoin tpaS-
t~mStamiiefft.

Toiminimi @ustof Haninin peril
liIet 2uopiosIa mpot labioitfaneei
pobiois.S CANON fembfotambin mas
neutrality-suspicious. 10000 mfao
amustufiefTi pbbistpfien rafenteiuo
olefpan Earinobariun fembfotamtipa'
rontolan ratentomiSto marten.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-13

Silloin tulee matkustajanne saa-
maan ajanvaatimuksen mukaisen
matkustuksen. Maiden liniain iat-
tilais-laivat ovat nopeakulkuisia ia
ovat varustetut parhaimmilla kol-
manner luokan mukavuuksilla.
Hytit ovat iaetut pieniin osiin,
A ia 6 hengen vuoteisiin, pariskun-
mile, y~ksityisille naisille ia mie-
hille.
Ruoka ia kohtelu on hyva kai.
kissa laivoissa.
Suoranainen yhteys 6uomen
H6yrylaiva Osake-yhti5n laivojen
kanssa.
Pilietin hinnoista y. m. kysykaa
osoitteella:
a0iniGa Wsdfi, Nfiamtes,
1867 Suffolf ". Sronpoob, Ditch.
A. Lieberthal, asiamies.
226 Suffolk st.: Ironwood, Mich.
O. e. BRECKE,
Northwestern Passenger Agent.
121-123 8. Bird at.
Minneapolis, MINI. ]
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-13
~SmutalaiStem b61tD.

Sdmeenlinnan fupernDDri Gpdr'
on m%ddrdnnpt ettd iuutalaiTen rdd
tdIin, Siaf pasternafin, on foifestc
buoIimatta ldboettdnd maasta pois
mutta on p:ue fumminfin mpDn
nettp tiIaiiuus enNn SdmeenIinnosio
ielpittaa aIiqniq,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-12-11

WASHINGTON, Dec. l1.-Secretary
Garrisons first annual report to the
president, as head Of the war de-
partment makes no recommendations
for the generally expected rearrange-
ment of army posts to distribute
troops in mobile units. The secretary
says that other things Of immediate
Importance, particularly an adequate
supply of field artillery" will post
pone his recommendations to con
gress, but in the meantime the troops
will be garrisoned in as practical a
manner for mobilization as is posi-
BILE.
Mr.. Garrison discusses the militia
at some length. He says, in part;
"The national importance of a re-
serve system for the organized mill
tia cannot be questioned The mini
mum strength at which militia or
CARNATIONS are maintained in time of
peace will render necessary a great
and immediate increase in national
emergency and this fact demands the
presence of system of reserves
from which trained men may be Sc
cured for this increase. Without
some such system, not only will such
Increase be rendered exceedingly diff
ficult, but even when accomplished
the efficiency of the organizations
! Will have been reduced to mini
mum by the introduction of an un
trained element double in numbe
the trained personnel"
Discussing the army reserve, tn
! secretary says:
THE adjutant general reports tina
I approximately $1,000 men enlisted /
! the army between November l, 1871
! and August 81, 1913. and of this nun
! Der 81 made application to be flu
I loughed to the reserve at the e
! piration of three years service, an
J that on the date last named the r
I serve consisted of eight men.
I From the most careful consider
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-12-11
JUST MINDS HIS
OWN BUSINESS
GEORGE WlNGFlELD HAS OTHER
THINGS TO THINK OF THAN
POLITICS AND PAPERS.

Il see that some people and GER
tain newspapers still refer to me as
having bought the Gazette to help
along my political ambitions" said
George Wingfield, in the Reno Ga
zette. you may tell them, if you
like, that | am neither interested in
the newspaper industry nor in the
officeholding industry and that
haven't time or inclination for either
can't understand why | should buy
newspaper to help me get some
thing | don't want and wouldn't have,
"There are a lot Of people in this
country, who can't afford it, that will
pay out twice the salary of an office
to get 1t and then throw in their
time. Sometimes they borrow money
to do it and take the chance on win
ming. or let their creditors take it.
Some of them have families to sup
port And yet they talk about run
ming the public business on business
principles. They know Just how to
run the state or the nation, but they
never did anything else except to run
it into the ground They seem ia
think there isn't any occupation
worth following except to bold office
and run the peoples business.
"lf the state could just get the helI
of these people in doing the things
that Nevada needs to have done out
side of office-chasng and politica
jockeying, the state would profit il
two ways-in greater production from
its mines and ranches and in gettnl
better men in its public offices
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-12-11
UTAH BANDIT
FORMERLY WAS
IN YERINGTON
LOPEZ WAS EMPLOYED AT THE
NEVADA DOUGLAS MINE
LAST FALL.

Rafael Lopez, who has killed six
men in Utah in the. past two weeks
and led the officers of half dozen
Utah counties merry chase until
cornered in the workings of the Utah
Apex mine, was at one time resi-
dent of this district, according to
miner by the name of Thomas Pow
ell now resident of Lehi. Utah. Ac
cording 70 Powell, he and Lopez
worked together in the Nevada Doug
las mine last fall for some months
When the men quit the mine, Powell
says, they came to Yerington and
walked down the Walker river to
Wabuska getting lost in the dense
growth of the valley" but finally ar
irving at the railroad. This sounds a
little fishy. but it is the story given
the Salt Lake Tribune by Powell,
Powell says he became very well ac-
quainted with Lopez and that the lat
ter is not a Mexican, his father being
a Spaniard and his mother an Eng
fish woman, and Lopez being born IN
Colorado. There are several in this
community and at Ludwig who re
member Lopez, and all who knew
him here are astonshed at his turn
ing out to be such desperate, al
he appeared to be quiet, unassum
ing person, quite sport, but not in
clined to be troublesome.-Yeringtoi
Times.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-12-11
AUMULLER MURDER
WAS PREMEolTATEo


Nv Associated press.l
NEW YORK, Dec 10.-The states
counsel charged that Hans Schmidt
premeditated the Aumuller murder.
The finding of portions of the body
was described during the trial.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-12-11
SECRETARY GARRISON FAvORS RESERVE
FORCE TO Be CALLED ON FOR WAR

tion that / have been able to give
this subject have reached the CON
clusion that we will be able to get &
reserve, if one Is obtainable at all, by
a provision of law that will permit
the department, when it is satisfied
as to the proficiency of the soldier,
to honorably discharge him with no
other obligation on his part, as far
as the balance OF his enlistment is
concerned, except to return to the
colors in case of actual war"
The Mexican border patrol the sec
rotary discusses at some length
"At the date of the last annual re-
port there were on duty in connec-
tion with the patrol Of the Mexican
border approximately 1854 officers
and enlisted men, The present
strength is about the same, but
largely composed Of different organi
cations.
"An extensive patrol has been con
tinuously maintained by these troops
from the Gulf of Mexico to Sasabe
30 miles west of Nogales, Ariz., dis
lance, following the windings of tn,
frontier, of some 1900 miles.
r Mr.. Garrison recommends that, il
justice to the hundreds Of cage
boys" who cannot get appointment
now, West Point should be opened t
; the widest competition.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-12-11
eElLlss ACQUITTED,
NV A.nncinted Pre.nl

Try Associated PressD
KIEv, Dec. lO,-The Judgment OF
acquittal for Beiliss became absolute
today, when the time limit for appeal
expired.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-12-11
Coffee

What's I his Go f fe {
worth? How much good
feeling in a pound of it?
And what is that worth?
And what is the coffee
worth without it?
Schilling's Best = It's not
the price that counts, but
what you get for it.
lib, 2lb and 2la-lb aroma-tight
cans: moneyback.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-12-11
QUE cHEF

Ia determined that our meals shall
excel all others. That he has sue
ceeded is proven by the amount Of
business we do. Like swarm Of
bees the people come here to get
SOMETHING GOOD TO EAT.
they always leave satisfied be-
cause In addition TO we'll cooked food
we aim to keep
A CLEAN RESTAURANT
And we serve our patrons promptly
and with plenty.
Montana Cafe
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-12-11

Read the Bonanza Want Ads.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-12-11
SALE NOTICE

u ESCUE- EUIA MINING COMPANY
~ Location Of Principal Place Of BUSH
ness. San Francisco, California Loca-
ton of Works, Tonopah, Nye County.
Nevada.
NOTlCE.-There are delinquent upon
the following described stock. on ac-
count Of Assessment No. s. levied on
the 18th day of October. 1918, the sew
eral amounts set opposite the names
of the respective shareholders. as fol-
lows:
The Washington herald., 1913-05-12
Nation Pays Tribute To
The Memory of Mother
All Washington, from President to the Smallest
"Nevsie, Is Buttonhoied NTH White Posie,
in Commemoration of Day Held Sacred.

no time to give to the nursery. The
neglected children are not all In the
slums.
THE constituencies mothers not IN
frequently are found in the upper walks
of life. 1t is the mother who Is queen
in her household whatever its grade of
earthly condition, who, whatever the
sacrifice demanded of time, of peace.
of ease, of service, consecrates herself
to the welfare of her. children who Is
specially worthy of enthronement The
Spaniards have proverb that IAN ounce
of mother is better than a pound of
clergy Herein is expressed a great
truth. The true mother by the devotion
over her children unequaled by the best
Of ministers. She is. i'm fact, Gods first
minister to her children. From her
lips they hear of Jesus and his love
are taught to clasp their little hands in
prayer to the dear Father ere any min
istfation of the sanctuary can appeal to
them.
LAS we contemplate the enforcement
of motherhood the chldren's RESPONSE
bility must not be forgotten. Saying
nice things about mother, and wearing
a flower in her honor is a very minor
expression OF appreciation. To remember
her teachings, to be guided by her coun-
sells, to walk in her ways, to make her
God ours-by doing so we pay the
highest tribute to her love and loyalty.
Thomas A. Edison felt he could not
disappoint his mother. The Lord save us
from disappointing mother. Don't go
back on her, or on her religion. En-
throne her today as never before in
your heart and life. Especially enthrone
her Savior and Lord"
The Washington herald., 1913-05-12
PAINTING OF LEADER
. UNVEILED In CLASS
Portrait of Francis W. Vaughn Is
Shown to Organization He
Founded Years Ago.

At the close of the service AT Calvary
Baptist Sunday school yesterday, the
Vaughn class of men was addressed oy
DIR. l.. G. Rice, chairman of the vaughn
memorial committee and one or the orig
inaI five members OF the class, which was
founded by Francis w. Vaughn nearly
twenty-five years ago. DIR. Rice unveiled
a Ife-size portrait of the late command
err while the men all rose and gave the
Vaughn class sign of recognition.
A bouquet of roses and carnations, lhe
first tribute from this Vaughn memorial
was then presented to the new teacher
Gen. w. s. Shallenberger, for his wife,
who is quite i'll.
The portrait of Mr.. Vaughn is an eN-
ceIlent likeness, in characteristic dtti-
tude. The frame is the gift of Mrs. r.
w. Grafton. wife CT one of the members
of the class a bronze tablet is to DE
placed on the wall beneath the picture,
and in q corresponding space on the wall
of the classroom opposite the portrait VIII
be fastened a case containing the vaughn
class banner, which was carried at the
head of the procession of 10000 men, VINO
marched through the streets OF Washing-
ron and were reviewed at the east front
Of the Capitol during the worlds sun
dav school convention, held here in May
1909