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The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1913-12-05
WILL APPEAL WHITE
EARTH LAND CASES
Department Of Justice Claims
Mixed Blood Definition is Wrong.

Washington, Nov. 29.--The department
of Justice has decided to take an appeal to
the Unified States Supreme court from the
decision of the circuit court of appeals in
the White Earth land cases, in which the
circuit court held that mixed blood Indian
was one having ''trace of white blood. .
The department will also ask to have the
cases advanced for early argument in order
that a final decision may be rendered before
the end of the present term of the supreme
court.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1913-12-05
At the Crystal Sunday Might.

On Sunday evening at the Crystal Theatre
will be presented to high class vaudeville
acts amp comes highly recommended by
Minneapolis critics and also the press. TIE
Misses Milton & Gilmore will present their
character, comedy and singing act while
Tinker and Helene the worlds greatest
banjoists will present their sketch of high,
class music. Included in the program will
be the usual four reels of the Crystals high
class photoplays This will be lhe best OF
its kind in this village.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1913-12-05
Returns 20 Hospital

Rev. J. W. Martin, wh recently under
went an operation at the St. Joseph's hospi-
tai at Ashland was forced to return there
this week, for additional treatment. Rev.
]. w. Scott accompanied him there We'd
nesday. Rev. Martin has host of friends
who are sorry to learn of this fact and hope
for his speedy recovery.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1913-12-05
viii Soon be Benedict

Joseph Neveaux, informs us that he will
leave this evening for Chicago, where he
will spend few days visiting. Ftom there
Joe will leave~for Hot Springs, Ark, where
he will be married to Miss Bertha Henrick-
son of that place. The young couple will
make their home at Milwaukee, Wis. Joe
is rne of our popular young boys and has a
host of young friends who wish him sue
cessful journey through life's welded bliss.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1913-12-05
An involuntary Bath

We are informed that John Berg took an
tar barrel and from all accounts mad narrow
escape from drowning. 1t seems John
went to get on barrel to reach something
on shelf and the cover giving away letting
him down ipto the tar barrel.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1913-12-05
Entarfains l.. @. T. NJ.

Mrs. H. c. Ashmun entertained the Lady
Bees at tee second series of cofees which
h9se ladies are giving last Wednesday after
noon. Those present were Mesdames
Harry Nelson, c. M. Service, James Friend
B. Pearson, G.. E. Morrison, liner Olson,
O. c. Springstead, Victor Olson and Jas
Dresser. The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. b. Pearson.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1913-12-05
Has Opened Dental Parlors

DR.. ]. A. Bost is now nicely located IN
his dental parlors in the Denomie hotel and
wishes to announce to the public that he is
now ready to do all classes of dental work.
lake is one of our old residents and should
be given the preference to an outside dentist.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1913-12-05
Basket Social a Success.

The basket social given in the M. w. A.
hall last Saturday evening by the F. X. AZ
lodge was success in every way and neat
sum was realized. The F. K. A. lodge
will during the winter season give a series
of different socials and dancing parties.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1913-12-05
AYanf Insane.

Oscar Mack was brought down from
Weir's camp Wednesday morning and TAX
en- to Ashland on the noon train by Judge
Obern having went insane at the camp. He
was left at the county jail and will be ex-
amined there forhis sanity.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1913-12-05
Met With Accident.

Chas. H. Ashmun met with a painful
accident while at work last "Wednesday in
the mill here having got hit in ihe eye with
block of wood. He went to Ironwood,
Mich. yesterday to have the injured mem-
Der treated by DR.. Urquahart.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1913-12-05
NOTICE.

Our agent D. Sullivan makes his regular
calls and delivering every Saturday at Oda-
nah Please reserve your orders for the Ash
land Steam Dye Works.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1913-12-05
Societies..

Owls NEsT--1550 Meeting Nights End
and 4th Mondays of eace month. Visiting
members welcome, D. P. Riley, Pres,
Harry Nelson, Sec'y.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1913-12-05

1t is understood that Commissioner Sells
is hot on the trail Of the grafters and that
there is to be a general cleaning out of
things as the real facts can be developed
--[New Republic.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1913-12-05
Yours,
/. L. Lenroot.

1t will be noticed by his letter that Mr..
Lenoot has worked Tor a settlement and
says that if some OF the Indians had not
been miSled settlement would have been
made long ago but if he can have an in
spector sent here from Washington he will
come with MIN. Let us hope that such a
man does come.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1913-12-05
Congressman Lenroot
VIII Attempt Settlement
or ALLOTMENT QUESTION HERE
Expects to be Here Between Xmas
And New Years.

In a letter to VIM. Obern of this village
Congressman /. L. Lenroot says he will at
tempt to hasten a settlement as to allott-
rnents on this reservation. This is quest
ion of much importance TO all and anything
toward a settlement of same will be hailed
with delight by ALL This matter has been
deferred from seSsi IN to session on one pre-
ext or another until it is now in very bad
,redcament and tangle. 1t is undoubtedly
hought delegation will be appointed by
he council here with full authority to settle
his dispute and clear the mix-up shortly.
For years past the people have been pa
emily waiting for a settlement of this much
iSputed question until now they think they
ee settlement of same in sight. which
ndonbtedly will be the case. Should this
natter be settledit would be step in the
ight direction. Mr.. Lenroot'S letter fol-
owS:
+ House of Representatives, U. S.
Washington, d. c.
Superior, Wis, Nov. 20, 1913.
VIM. Obern, Esq.
Odanah, Wis.
Dear Mr. Obern:-
Yours received. / have been waiting
to hear about an Inspector visiting Odanah
With me, but have heard nothing and now
2have TO Leave for Washington todav,
viii next week take up the matter again
With the Indian commissioner and if they
will send an Inspector between Christmas
md New Years will come to Odanah with
lin, then in the meantime l will do every
hing within my power to hasten settle
nent.
l really feel that the matter could have
,een closed satisfactory long ago if some of
he Indians had not been misled and if
hings have got into condition where
nothing can be accomplished this year it
must be understood that is wholly their
;ault and not mine. Will write you from
Washington.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-12-02
gtcncnolnmOs 5naoIaiIun.

@oitou. Moii5 ! Gc5 @dbs
reno Der &oqoiaiion oicicN 0erbltcS
iiuo in Maine, gielu.Numpibirc. Der
mont mo MaiiaAuictta $3.50 Sir
Id)c sur Strefc lebrndlt morOcu.
0urh EuNOmfdae fanbcn l3 @crio-
ncu ibrcn (OO; }luciunoiebiia luur-
Den IHebr oOcr mileer idpucr perIctt.
Su Wioiiohuictta itlob Die Sogojcit
mlf Stride por elmer Nucbc; in &cr.
mont qcbt lie morgcil in Gnoc; i'll
Moinc un0 liar-6unpibire iin0 Ocu
9iinroOcu nod jluei lSodcn gegeben.
lm i'll 0cu ilcinIgcn SuaogrlInoen Ie-
ncr Stuutcn ju jagcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-12-02
SupcI Der GcipcrnSU.

@inQ6 al III, lltob, f. 03cmbcr
@Ghrcno lcitcrn Halpb Sopci.
Ser mcrifoniihc Gcipernoo. meIdlcr
lcd,0 lPam crnorort fat. 0cu Der
ind mddtc. ciuc Nol3munO an Gin
QunQc 0pa ill Die lltab 9lpcrs@rlbc
iilbrcuocu Suuncla III ocmoIrcL
oruuQcn mcbrcrc Neluafinctc 0nrdl eli
ncu 0jrllbeuejnqnng IN Die 3cfc cin
mo ibaiitcn Die Sciffu Der @iiita-
5berific : &olicu lHtb 2. Olouorih
h,rolla. 0ic uou Dcnl 0cipcruOo bel
Dem untcrir0iihcn @dnlpfc bon &c.
iterl 9tnhnlittn1 erihoNen mor0en
iin0 G3 ulrOe MIR filnf Mout. nit
:. G. Stroupcr. Dem ncuermahltcn
Mnuor poH Bingham al Der SpIGc,
QciIattct. lidb IN Die (3rllbc 5ll bcgebcn,
nm mad nen &ci6en 81 ilben. ?tah
}uci Eerilldcll Aclnng ea ibncu Olc
Yrjbcu berau25uldoiicn Die BON 60
pC} cine StrcGc melt iIbcr cine icllcrc
Stclle iort1eihlcppt mor0cn luareu.
WeAcu 2Ibcu0 uerbreitctc ih 0a2
@erildt. Ntifc Gronouid. Der uor ci-
niqcn SoQen icjne tSrau our6 cincn
ShuB idlper rerlulnoet hot, bciinOc
lid cbenfoQ0 ol5 6liidtlina in DER
@rllbe tu0 leiiie Sopc5 SeiliauO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-12-02
Sircnec SicinlidJteits. .Scrorbnnns.

@arri9 bHr9, ia. /. Sejeln'
bcr. - Die uelen belte in strait ire
teuoen Rcgeln lm0 &crorOnungen oc0
itnotlihcn Sanitdtsrntbc@ ucrbleten
Oen @cbrauh ofientlid)er SrillfSefG-
be, gemciniumer 0on0tiiher NM @e-
iicbt@biirilru in @arbierinIbcn uno
ibrcibcn lpcitert GoriibtsnaBregeln
iiIr Hcitauratcllrc Dor. nm 0cren e'e
idirr uuO Serdtbihditcl rein 5l bal'
ten. Gin &eritoB 1eger oieie Scr'
oronnlQcu tunn IalIt @eitB pon
1905, nit eiuer e5cloitrdie bis jlt
800 oocr cinmonutIiher 0uit ooer
9ci0em QCuhnbet mCr0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-12-02
Sampler anf Oem !SnrOnirc ucrlOrcn.

gllpcun. Mih. / DECEMBER
Der Gumpicr .IS. ". 9iihola" BON
GlcuclonO. Der am D}ittuod Abcno
I'M S5uronicc bel 9iOrtb-Foint trait
0ete, lit mGbrcnO oe5 bciti1cn Shlr
mes pom SamitaA 9IbcnO entjpel gcs
brnhcn mo ihcilt Anlij uerlorcn jll
icin. Gic Nionnihait. luelhe bis
jlim lcGtcn Momeut un Nor0 blieb,
lit acrcttct. Ter Qumpier mar nit
elmer &aoumg pou 10000 9lrlbcl
@ciniMucn mui DER 6nbrt pon Bort
9lrtbur nuh Buffalo be9rifien. Ger
0ompfcr r@ogebc". Der Bier geltral-
oct mar. lit gcitcrn unbeihGOigt mie-
Der ilott gcluor0cn. Ter ShIrn Der
uIf ocnl Nuronicc tobtc. hnttc lif ac-
itern uuCicutlid) Qent0Bigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-12-02

Iic 2toOt Gbih1obua onacbIih Don
ocn Mcaicrlmaatrlppcn acrolumt
Iic &ormt Der &iIla'ihcn
Iurppcn mclhc 2luQriii mlf Die
StaOt p,oucn, bis oui 63 0}eilcn
hcrauAcfoulnen Noficnidnla.
gel nidt }u ucrbitcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-12-02

&illu bcrihtctc. er babe 0aa Oeltt-
id,c Guuiulat nit @udleu umitellt.
INN cul Gntmeihen Oca ,fliibtIing$
umI0glih iu MAIDEN.
g m 0eUti Of en- GoHntl oe'
ulcutirt.
&uurc5u AJicr. / Ic}. - @r.
N}ar Nebcr, ser 6iciiqc Ocrti6e Gon~
iuI. bcitritt bcnte, Oab @cneral ,5ran'
cisco Goitro iid III iciucr (Oea Gon'
iuI2) @obmmq bciinoc.
sd babe Gnitro icit ocm Gage
uor Der Shlodlt, olio icit mebr ais
5uci @ohen, nidt mcbr gcicben."
ionte 6crr 9Sc6er, limo meiB oltdl
uiht, no iidj 0cricIbc ouibdlt
@encrol Goiro uerihluonO all oenI
WorQcn an meIhenI @cncrol &iIIa
Ole Stuot &llurej crobcrtc.
Rcbcllen bc0robcH u
NinnterCp.
&art0o. Ger. I IcjcnbCr. -
@ier ciuaclulienc @erirbtc crtldrcu.
Oab RebcaCn bel Gunoelo, uabe Woua
tcrru. mobil mothcn 0ieicIbcn Iva.
ben Die Nuhncu nidJt bcIditiGt lWo
Qcbcu 9tiht-Gombattauteu ole @cIc-
Qcubeit. Die Stu0t 81 ucriuiicn. GaS
@criicbt, 0uB ell 2lngriii alli Non-
tcrcu pom Den &Cbcacn Neplont lit.
iin0rt cine Ncluiiic 9ciiltgung IN Der
lhutiahe. OoB mchrcrc @dnteu i'll
Aioutcrcu 0ua &erIunQcn gcdlIBcrt
bubcu. Die 0epoiitcn ilIrifirjicbcH
Die @unf uon &on0pu unO MeritO
bat ibrc GiliuIc it Montcrcu geidloi'
len.
i 0Ocruliitcn hoffen Inrs
rcon 5uriid5Hcrobcrn
Eta Ot A}crifo, +. Ge5. r. 9ie
Stu0t Iorcon, lucIdc lid ieit lander
Belt in Den NGuoeu Der 9iebclell be-
iin0gt, Oiiritc bcltc pom aricqa Ge'
crbaItenGn Qepcicben SIT
Nolac bulO uon Oeu Ncgicrlmgaior-
cen ltntcr Wcnernl Sole 9tcilgio Be
luacO Nlriifcrobert ucrOen. Nte
60Oeraliitcu befinOen lid jur 3ett
meuigc Nicicn uou Der Staot.
lie StuOt lorreou lit cin llrate-
Qiidb h0hit midtiGer Hlutt mo ibre
2&icOereimomc Ourh Ole Hcgle-
ring lu;irOe eineu cmpinoIlhen
5hlog fijr ole &rpolitiou1re bcocu.
ten.
@clcrul &clusro miro nndl Grobca
una pou (orreun impcriiigIidl an
Die StuOt Durango borriidcH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-12-02

NIntreu. Gjc bciocu 2Iuiotorcn
Gicltcn iibrr Dem Eager 0ca 6cinoe2
an mo murcu mdbrcn0 oicicr 3cit
Oic }ielichcibr fiir oic @uucbrc Der
SdoriihiItUl Sjc cuui0cucn Die
Iiliilo0c, mOcu lie &ombcn mi 0u2
Eager Der GjHlcborcuCn luuricn.
GuutrCu0mirul Nu0gCr 8
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-12-02

Maurel. Gjc bci0cu }luiatorcn
hicltca iibrr 0cm Eager oc2 6cinOe9
al mO mdrcu mIbrcuo 0icicr }cit
Die 3ieli6cibr iiir Ole Scucbre Der
Shoriihiitcu. 5ic cuuiocrtcn Die
5iiiilooc mOcu lie &oubcn mi Oua
Eager Der Giulcborcuen uuricn
Guutrcu0mirul @u0Bcr $
Can't.
&iIlrfruuhc, Truntrci6, I.
Ccjcmbrr. Goutre-2IOmiro Ghar-
lc3 z. Badger critics uor 2nltritt Der
0iitfcbr nuh Ocn &ercjniAtcn Stons
ten Die iullcu0c Grtl0ruN:
,Gicic 6ubrt mcinc2 Shclc2 Der
otluntiihru Ilottc Der @crcini9tell
Stuaten uah mittcIl0uOiihcn Ndfcn,
mar cine b0cbIt onacnchmc m0 cr-
iolNrcidbc. llcbcruu UwOcn Cif3icrt
uuO Wauuihaitcu nit aroBtcr Sol
lihtcit mo S1cr3litbtcit bcbunOclt
Ter 3mcd Der &relBinbrt mar Der.
Ocn Ciii5icrCu mo Nionnld)uftcn @es
lcgcuhcit 3ll lc6cn, 0aa 2naIauo fen
nCn III lernCu mo ibrl Grlubrunq jr
cruCitcrn. &pu 0icier @ClCdcnbett
lit Der uplltuumcultc Srbruud) gc-
modt morocu. Ciii5icrc lm0 lFom.
idnitcu nchmcu Oua @cfiihl Der tici-
itcu Goutbartrit iiir ale Oic 6reuno-
ihuftlidjfcitcu melrbr iburu iiberau
cnuicicn mrOcn, nit roh Nduic."
3um Niihuf crHnHnt.
II ON, I. 1cjCnlbcr. Der Nee
tor Der ct. Norbaro-&ircbc uouCfam-
bile, 9&uibinAtou-Gmun. ST.. &u-
ter $1cnru 2luboi murOc hclltc 5lmI
giidhoi Der 9i0ccic uon &2ucuiIlc,
ST., crunumt, cr miro Der 9iobiolacr
Dem onl }. %lnli 02 ~. uerItorbc.
ucn Nidoia <obn Ennjicn Gic Or
nCnmnA crfolAtc aui GmpicblnnA
Oca Cardinals oc Yai Oc2 %rdicften
Der Goniiitoriul. .GouArcaotion
2 lie Yiortr cnti hulOiDt
dl
GouituutiuppeL I. Tc5em-
fer. - 0ic tiIrfiihc McQirumQ il6cr-
mittcltc 6rutc Der rlriiiihcn HeNic-
nmQ iHriitlicb ibrc GutiGuIOiAn8
in &crbtlOlmq nit Der uor @ohcn
iriit criolQtCG &crhoftma uon &d-
potli Omitopba, OIL NorO ciuca rns
iiihcn 3ompicr@. %cBtcrcr mar ne,
gen Grmorouu0 ocS iriibrr2n 0jrob-
pc5ier9 Sbcffct Bahia sum {ooc
pcrurthcilt mor0cn. Muuntli lit in
Epiichen inn @CfdnaniB Ncitor6cn Gr
ioll ScIbImoro 6cQongen bobcn
Gic ruiiiicGcu Gcb0rOcl botteu
.aopotli Der tiirtii6cn Eoliici ml2Ne-
licirrt. rclcbc Qcltcn0 qcnldht bate.
nu6 cr eiucn Moro bcAonQcn babe
Sp1tcr criubr obcr sic rlriiiide 9ic-
gicrlmQ 0ub cr cin politii6cr &cr-
BREEDER lei mo ucrlanQtc 0nrollbln
i2iuc ioiortiGc GrcilainnA.
Gic tiirfiicbc NcQierltlN bat ais
cincn }luailIb 0icicr }InNelc1cubclt
Ncn EolBci-Frdictten }l5rm Den, Der
uad Nouolfi'9 &crbaitlmg }Iml @ou-
pcrncllr Ger Eropin} }IOnnu bciorOcrt
uorOcn mar, ans 0cu licnitc entlal-
len
9tcuc icpolution.in Is Djnu
uuQCbubnt
N3fiuM t. EC}cnlbcr. Cffl-
5icQc lclc9rnnuIc, mclcbc bcutc III
ncr Nolptitoot luo ocriHic0cucn
EropirBcu III Siio-Gbinu einginacn
brrihicn, oob ojc dlinciiic6cn Ncbcl-
len nit 6oblrcidcu NuuOiteu in &cr.
biuolmQ gctrctcu iil0, I'M cine Ucllc
Ncpolltion NeNcn Die 9ic0icrlnd oe2
%rdiioeutcu Yuon Sbi &ni por}ubr-
rcitell.
Gle Hcgicrulg bat cine nuAgcOc6n.
tc observation-disclosures cmgclcItet.
nno piclioh fomn!en iltnlnuritb5
Sinridtuugen uor, obnc 0ub 6 III
clucnl gcri0tIiobcn Ncrfabrcn tomlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-12-02
Straf,cmbahu nnfocfnmft.

@artforN. Conn. ! 3e5enlber.
9lidter < So. babcn ne 9riitol &
Nainuillc Sromrpap So. luelhe
StraBcnbu6ncu iu @riltol. %luipiue
lmo (crrDpillc ciguet lno 0icic Crt.
ihafteu nit %i6t periieht auige.
faltii.
abunncnteu, BITE ben ,SeatIdleH eerxes
ippmSenteu" nidlt piinfilid1 poer nnregel'
mdfis erbalteit. ilab acbeten, Der Offtte
babsn per gelepbsH sber idlriftlid) gitt'
tbeiIune 80 maheR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-12-02
ll)iOnlrgt.
9as 0crii6t bon 9ncrs
ta'S Gylndt.
9SrGiiDemt febrt nad) Der
SnmptItnbt 5ltrilcf.

Ijc StoOt GDihuobua onacbIih Don
ocn NcAicrna2tuppcn aerolnt
Cir &orbut ser &illn'ihcu
Iruppcn mclhc 2IuQriii mlf Die
Staot ploucn, bis uui 63 N}eilcn
bcranActommen l&oficnidmllA.
gel nibt 5u pcrbijtcn.
2 tuot N}crito, (. 2Gembcr.
Ter prouiioriibc %rdiiOcnt Nucr.
ia. ociicn 5cihuciliNc 2lbmcicubeit uou
Der Nauptiro0t pr oenl @criidt 2In-
iub aob. OuB cr 1eilobcn lei, tc6rtc
0cute ]}ohnlttuN nacb bier }llriId. Gr
butte elmer Gnrm in Ger llnGcNcuo
tillcn &ciuCb abdcItottct.
Gas obigc @eriibt itnnuHt po1
&ahnbeantclL mclc6e crfldrtcn 0ob
(ScncraI S5ucrto NiorQcuH lmI (lbr
dti cincnI SpciioIjuN nbAefabrcn
ici. Gic @lmcieubcit Oca Niiniitcr2
Oca 2lu2luGrtilcn im 1nicn uon &cro
GrB iollte nit DEM @Ione General
Nucrto2 IN &crhinOlnla NcItun0rn
bnbcH.
GDibuubuo uon Ocn i 0Oc.
ruIiUcn acr0lImt?
%uarc& I. Gcjcmbcr. Mel.
Omacu, mrlhc bcutc 2lbcuo bier cill.
licfcn, 6rin0cu bic @uuoc, 0oB Die
Staot Ghibuobua. Die Noptitoot
Oca QlcicbnumiRcn Stootca, uon ocu
Ncgicrmgetrlppcu Acriluut luor0en
lei. Nic ucrlauict, nurcn Die Srup-
pen Dem &crbunQcrn nobc.
&cucrnl Gronciaco &illo'a &or-
Gut, ans So 900 Ntnm beIlebcub. Die
iih oui 0suI &cAr unh DER Stubt
Gbibuobua bciiu0ct. Die 22j Nicilcn
iilOlicb bon ,Elarcj ArlcNcn ill., bat
bultc }lbcuD eincu Elutt 63 ,Q}ciIcn
uou Dem Wr'n}c errcId)I. Ste nllIB'
ten oort ocn 3nA pcrIolleM lp'II ore
EnbnIInle jcr'Iort morocn mar. US
plIroeil Iofprt %oroetclllIll0ell AeIroI'
len 0ic Staot2hulptlluOt }lI 6uB III
crrcIUrlL
@elerol %Illa ldAtr, ooB cr nor
Der |lntlIlIft Del G0I0Uo0ilo @erllor'
iluIAen inter General N(olllIeI GDao
llIo >Nlall GorlI'Io@ crlporte luelNe
an oem V'orlI' oolI SorreoT oeNrIr-
ZEN lcler,
~ q ZEN M IN II y AeI Il N ) II
pcr 0lltcl
y Il OtllNto Il, |. ScjcrIoer'
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EPWORTH METHODIST,
Peoples Church.

Corner rourth and Iowa.
Rev G s. Walker Pastor.
Sunday school at s.i5 a III.
Morning subject "The Atonement.
At the evening hour there will be a
quartet Nearer My God to Thee, "
Mildred Dlckerson Miss Dickerson,
who composed this music, was form
erly resident OF Chickasha.
Junior and intermediate Leagues at
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Subject. Social Material Our
Neighbog' Leaders. Miss NJ. E.
Minor and Miss Mamie Neal
Special music
Evening sermon. Forgetting"
Anthem, Praise Waiteth for Thee.
horenz.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at o'clock
Everybody invited to our services.
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SCRIPTURE.
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PSALM 8s1-8.

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Q Lord. our Lord, how excellent is
thy name in an the earth who hast
set thy glory above the heavens
Out Of the mouth Of babes and suck
lings hast thou ordained strength be-
cause oi thine enemies, that thou
mightest stili the enemy and the
ayenger
When consider thy heavens, the
work Of thy fingers. the moon and
the STARS. which thou hast ordained;
What IS man that thou art mindful
Of him? and the son Of man, that thou
vlsitest him?
For thou hast made him little lower
than the angels, and hast crowned him
with glory and honour
Thou madest him to have dominion
over the works Of thy hands thou
hast put All things under his feet:
All sheep and oxen, yea, and The
beast OF the field
The fowl Of the air and the fish OF
the sea, and whatsoever passeth
through the paths Of the seas.
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NOT A GYPSY
FORTUNE
TELLER

There are many conscientious min
listers, many good doctors and a few
bad ones, unscrupulous lawyers and
few good ones. Just 50 with every
profession. Nine. Elizabeth Weber,
the great mind reader. who is at pres
ent located at l20 South Sixth street,
is indorsed BY prominent men and wo-
men from all parts of the world Her
readings, which are thorough and sci
entific, have nothing in common, what
ever, with the fictitious readings of
illiterate, unreliable humbug palm
lists, astrologers, fortune tellers, etc"
who, BY their disgraceful conduct, drag
the noble profession into the mire for
fortune tellingrand fraud A satisfac-
tory reading can only be had from one
who has thoroughly mastered the laws
Of these wonderful sciences through
years of critical study
Nine. Weber it must be truthfully
said, employs none Of the mysterious
machinery which often serves to make
spiritual manifestations Suspicious.
She impresses her gifts upon the peo-
pie who consult her without the EN-
ployment Of mechanical agency She
uses neither darkness nor mummery
in her readings You walk into her
parlor, where strict privacy is main
tanned at all times, and sit down quiet
ly at her desk with no more mystery
than If she was your lawyer You
find yourself consulting a woman who
respects you. and who commands re-
spect; she INDUCES In no oracle vague
ness, bur gives you facts which startle
YOU BY their accuracy Amazed at her
revelations, you win leave, am added
one to the many who have consulted
her and l-Aelited by her advice.
Many sad hearts have been glad
dened, many weary lives made bright
through the advice and magnetism Of
this Yogi philosopher, who simply
amazes men and women ID an walks
Of life, who are in trouble or suspense
concerning the every day affairs Of
life One visit to this eminent clair
voyant may mean the turning point
Of your life.
Without asking a single question or
you speaking one word. will call your
name in full. also full names Of hus-
band. wife or sweetheart. tells you
whom and when you viii marry. never
fails to reunite the separated; settles
lovers iuarrels, family troubles and
tells how to obtain absolute success in.
business. lawsuits, divorce. marriage,
love affairs, investments, speculations,
tells whether the land You own con-.
tains buried treasures, oil, gas or rain
erals Of any kind and to what extent
Nine Weber appreciates the Tact
that there are a great many people
here who do not feel able to pay s..
which is usually the price for a full
life reading, therefore, she VIII pure
y as matter Of accommodation. give
her full life reading for another week
al the reduced price Of ST. She can be.
consulted only in her studio, at 10
South Sixth street from $3.50 a. II
until o. M sunday from ] D. m. until
Z in tho evening -AdT
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HOLY NAME CHURCH.

Corner Seventh and Kansas avenue
Rev p Wilwerding, rector
On Sunday:
8a M, low mass.
l0a m, parochial mass and sermon
3 p. M, Sunday school.
1880 p. ms benediction
On Week Days:
a. M, mass.
Everybody is cordially Invited to all
services.
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