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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-20

Trinity Lutheran church. 357s EofT
street Rev. . 6. Dean. pastor-Services
Tor Sunday. September 81. and following
week; sunday school nj $50 n. m:
harvest home and festival 10 80 a. m
Junior G. r. $50 y. m. Senior g. p
$50 p. m; prayer services Wednesday
at s:ih n. m. Senior g. r. services at
$50: II. $. Hastiug Bible class meeting
"wednesday evening At $40; preparatory
communion Sunday. September 2S both
morning and evening. All members who
wish to give for the decoration OF the
church for the harvest home festival
are requested 60 leave gifts az the
church tomorrow evening. Everyone Is
invited to attend these services
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-20

make nne report All are cordially IN
vited to these services
First Unitarian church-Servfce n the
Board OF Trade rooms next Sunday
morning at IL O'Clock Rev. Howard A
Pease viii preach upon The Mission OF
the Unitarian Church"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-20
They Come IN Such Modish Fabrics As

Selected mannsh serges, cheviots, poplins, dag
onals, Vigoreaux cloths, worsteds and decidedly
handsome range of fancy mixed suitings in a tempt
ing array of rich Autumn colorings
They Are Made in the Newest Styles
With the long coats, in cutaways. novelty
fronts, straight slightly rounded corners with
many new and striking skirt effects. All sizes for
women and misses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-20

Services in the Bible Spirttualist
church. Lincoln Avenue. Bridgerort. on
next sunday evening at 7:45 O'Clock;
subject Uncle SAM" and on SUNDAY
afternoon at o'clock Mrs Thomas will
speak on the White Slave Traffic {"
The Daughters OF Liberty are Invited
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-20

Marwood Presbyterian church. Tween.
school at 9:3o a m
Moore. superintendent: morning wor-
snip with sacrament OF the Lords sun
IL IT. q. u.s. Christian Endeavor meet
llns: AT I:OO y. m; evening service. ri
, 80 prayer meeting "Wednesday eyen'
ing. at 40. Al not having other church
,n oIiies are most cordially invited 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-20

Second United Presbyterian church
Rev. J. II. Littell. ID. b., pastorwser,
vices I'm the Y. NJ. c. A.. Auditorium. at
~ 80 a; m. and 1880 y. m: Sabbath school
ana Biole classes at $50 a m. services
preparatory to the observing of the sac.
ramsnt Of the Lords supper, will be held
on thursday and Friday evenings nj
the FIRST resbyterian church. corner ~
ALI will receive "A cordial welcome "''
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-11

frGhi seats fti'iay ni1ht. October -.
when Kenny Chavez. the Trinidad
marvel. and Campi meet IN III" sam"
ring.
campi |. mos, s-nt--i appearing.
lie lonks NOR. Ike an embryo Meth
od's, psrsor that ~ glove artist. hut
when h. smells the smoL" al ahtti-.
ne l,~comcs b~Ar.rst. ii- Looked
all to the xoo.i In th" earlier rounds.
with Burns taking the short end IN
III. n,iei. III y majority of the fans.
The Jcrsc, hoy began Ia look bet.
ter towards the middle ~ the ,oni.
uni during the last half. with the "N-
sspiion of tn" thirteenth. fourteenth
and. possibly. tn. last. cam" through
cN'ra rtrons. Their" wore many ring
side vrf.r-- who thought Campi
should hay. resolved tn. decision
hut the wis-a-rss decided with Pol
lock that u referee calumet split hairs.
Burns permitted Campi to walk
irto y LEFT isb in til" opening of the
isnih. ~hir caused IN" many friends
h.. has mad" inrin. bis brief stay 4.
town io go wild with delight. lie
kent follow Ing Canpi through all Of
the T.. rounds. hu, the latter shove,
unusual rl","rn--s in hitting while
rcicratink. In III" numerous ciiscncs
both boys did q world Of damage,
with th" apparent advantage on Cam
pi's side. Burns breast aud entire
pnck ~cr" rcd from tn. Californian y
srnashcs
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PERSON Al s.

II. x. Holloway came in yesterday
from Denver for few days business
visit.
a. v. Berg came In this morning
from his home In woo,ton to spent
sunday In this city.
q. Clark arrived here last evening
from Pueblo and will spend several
days transactins business.
$. II. Alexander came In last even
lug from his home in Denver for
few days business visit here.
{. l.. Colburn. u prominent Denver
business man. arrived last evening
from his home for few days busi-
ness visit In this city.
J. u. Farr. sheriff of iiu~riano
county. returned last evening 10 his
home In wsisenburE after spending
several days In this city attending To
business matters.
Mls. Gladys Smart and Mrs. II. u.
Brown will ieav. tomorrow morning
for their home nj Fort Smith. Ark,
Miss Smart has been visiting here
and ai stonewSil this summer.
=. l.. Kelly. travelling salesman for
the Kansas City Pump Co.. In In the
city In the intcrrs, of his company
Mr.. Kelly Just returned from u bus;-
ne~s trip In III" Arkansas Valley,
Il Miss Grace k-rSrhncr. of Denver.
Is In tn" city. the guest of Miss Cor
neiia Gale. Miss Krsschnrr is u for
m-r Ration resident. She has fire.
qucn'ly visited In Trinidad and has
many friends here. Miss Gale and
Miss K"r~rhnrr viii spend sunday at
the Robert Lane home In North Fork
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-11
OSCAR I. H0NAN n THE NOVEL
NUQCAL PLAY .DR. DE Luxe

o~~ar l.. rtsman viii bc the a,,ra-.
lion al tho ws~t Theatre sunday eve,
October y: In the iios"hnn and Han.
.rbarh iai-st musical comedy. Doc
tor dc Lake
The brilliant authors have given
,hcar~ xo~rr such excellent musical
rnmssii~. a. The Three Twin.
MADAM, sherry Tile Girl Of NJ
Dreams aud "Rrish, Eyes" aud !a
providing Doctor Dc Lake" the nov
ici musical comedy. for Mr.. fiRman
they have surpassed any NJ their pre-
,iou~ efforts. The music 10 Mr.. Hoe
,hns's hest effort. sad this, IL sayins
great deal. For Every Hny who''
l.nu~ay There's u Girl Who's Lonely
Toe rivals Every Little Movement
which MAS y sen sation from -oas, &c
coast.
Doctor d. Lave II well construct
ed. and built ON lines to suit Mr.. Fig
mans peculiar style; Ind that th'
author. have sncc...d4d. In proved b,
IN" run Of one year ~ the kntckcr'
bock-r Theatre. New York. thrc'
| months ai the Coiohia! Theatre. ito~'
ton. md five months mi the iliino''
Theatre. Chicago. where all record
w.r, broken. anJ Mt. fiEmsn aud the
novel musical play received tn" uni
vor-a1 press endorsement.
Cullen and Bsinbrtdsr have sur
rounded Mr.. FiGmnn with nm excel.
lent company. Including such we'll
known musical pcopi. rs Ann Taskrr
, Jessie Sioncr. Gcnevie,c Victoria
Eleanor Burton. Rita NauRhton. Ma
bel vyvyan. Ray k"hr. VIM. <augh.
ton. Ken Bradshaw. Fred Carleton.
Matt Hanicy. Bobby Bentley. Everett:
Lehman. and the beautifully cos.
tuned and handsome show siils who
have been carefully chosen each
cnc for beauty and her voca, power.
Orcar f'igman Is we'll remembered
by theatre gocrs for his excellent
work In Madam sherry" and for his
work In the Merry Widow
The music l. Of - nature that will
live In your memory. and among the
hits are when III" Old TOP Hum
med" For Every Roy who's Lonely
There's a Gih Who's Lonely Too
THAT VIII Keep Him True to You.
Jealousy THE Accent Makes No
Difference in the Language Of Love.
and What You Want and What You
Get II no, Always tho Same"
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-11
APPEALS TO RICH woxAN

| \ correspondent Of Leslie, Week
~ sunds these juicy hits from tho
Of one of our ~ca.-
thicsi and mos, charitable iadic,:
One suppiiean' writes: You are
far abov" me In a social aud mon--
,nry way. hn, I Gy I" thee for aid
I would like to xo VISITING aud woul. !
like some clothes or hat. Ono tina,
com-~ over the face is more b~rom.
Ing TO me
Others are: - have n moral char.
acicr. and somc thinks am very
bright. Z am hessed with msar
friend. who will testify tn my lady
ship"
For u lons time I have wanted q
feel the pleasure of brinx even with
tho world. and when ! saw your pict'
urc In the paper. your eyes seemed
TO look into mine and say. = will h-ir
you " you viii ask mc. ''
II have long been looking for =
person to whom I could make my
wants known. Little a,k-some
stationery. good t!m--pi".-. one
pair of spcctacl.s ,xood. strons
lrnsc' ar the exchange of railway
pass for good parrot
- have sometimes wished that God
would give me- rome money to star;
me- In the chicken business. Perhaps
he would start me- Ia the business ia
soil tn" pure food OF horscrsdish.' "a
II am bachelor maid Of q: ar'l
have To look out for myself. AS ! have
neither pa nor ms. Think over this
letter. and don, disa npoint me. Your
loving friend s-.sN
These letters are plsialy from iE-
norant people. and probably somc-
wha, wcak-minaied. In fact. II is al.
most nm infallibic sign Of weak
mindcdncss to send any -ort Of al
appeal for personal help to the very
rich.
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-11

In N any homes
oucs chitdisss Their,
arr now children b..
cause Of hs fact
that Lydia E Pink :
hams vsgstabis
Compound N axes
women nofn 81.
healthy md strong.
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-11
WOMAN BASEBALL
MAGNATE MARRIED

Milwaukee. Wis. Oct iis- MIR
Agnes Iiavcnor. baseball magUn''. ui
the Miiwauk.. Association baa achai.
club. was today married IN New York
10 4. +. Timmc. recently elected
president Of the Milwaukee club.
MIR and Mrs Timm" immcdllt'ly
,ficr III. rvrtmCny sailed for Paris.
on an extended European uib
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-11

II - vast special sdvIee write 70
Lydia Z Plskhsn us1leise c.. tessa.
Asstisl) Lyas, ussa. vssr letter will
- spese1, res1 ssA ssswese4 Sy .
4sass a21 ~, q lfEiss esee4esss:
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Ca,,,pi and Burns
In IS Round Dra,u

Denver. Oct ii.--faitie Campi.
trc California wonder. and frankie
Burns. the Jersey skcotcr, who has
fought champions md \ scad OF scar
champs tn a stnndstill, In fifteen
rounds of fighting in the StockyardS
arena last night turned out one of
the fastest, clcvercst. most slashisR
draws ever witnessed in the City of
Lights.
They started in at the first tap Of
the gong Ike u couple Of Cheshirc
cats coming from rival, tribes. and
they KEEP, coming between pongs. II
being necessary for Referee Ahe Pol
lock To rrsort to brute force to pry
them apart at the finish OF each per
iOd
Eddie pitts ASH his associates de-
serve favorable mention for dishing
out auch u bill. II is u cinch that the
1000 fight-mad fans who were lost
in one long perpetual yell, will hold
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-11
EXPERIENCE
OF MOTHERHOOD
Advice b Expoctant Mothers

The experience Of Motherhood is ".
Ing one u most women and marks dts.
tinctly an epoch in their lives. Not oos
woman In hundred IL prepared Or un.
derstsntis ho1 10 properly care for her
self. OF cours- resriy ,vcry woman
nowadays has medical treatment at such
times. but many approach the expert
snce with IN orxanism untitled for the
trial Of straugth. and when Il h over
h~r system hes received stock from
which, II b hard TO recover. Following
right upon this Gomez ths nervous stssin
Of caring for the child. and . distinct
change In the mother rssults.
There h nothing more charming than
happy and healthy mother Of children.
and indeed childbirth under the night
conditions need be no hazard To health q
beauty. Th- unsxp'sinab.e thing =
that. with all the evidence Of shattered
nerves and broken health resulting from
an unpespared condition. and with am.
pie time In which TO prepare. women
viii persist In going blindly 70 ths TRIAL.
Every woman at this time should r-iy
upon Lydia 4. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. . most valuable tonic and
jnvieossinr Of the female organism.
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-11

The Salvation Army can use any
rast-off clothing. furniture. kitchen
utensils. dishes. bedding. etc. Any.
ono having any OF such please phone
Red 2a6. and they will b. called for
promptly. Thanks Capt r. s,
Hans
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-11
BULBS! BULBS. BULBs,,.

Plant them now. All colors sep
CSalis. hyacinths. tulips. narcissus.
,latfodils. jonpmils. crocus. snow
drops and Chinese sacred liiics.-Thc
Flower shop. Phone Trinidad 81. II
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-11
TIRES---

We are better prepared than
ever to take ear" OF your tir.
business Ne are 'lrrying
very large stock nf different
Fradcs Of tires and are making
speciality of several high
grades II not getting salts.
factory service from your tires,
lot us show YOU the best grades
whicL are th' cheapest In tn"
long run. Our prices ar" tn"
same ne uaid q, tho factory. No
transportation charges added.
TRINIDAD NOVELTY WORKS
2iu-2iG Elm Street
Telephone Trim. i2s.
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-11
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

All taxes for year 1871. that arr
not paid bcfor. oct, 10th wili he ad'
.cr'is-d for sale.
". l.. WILLS.
- Couu,y Treasurer.
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-11
FREE FREE

SATURDAY., . to 10 u m., prem
lu,u valde st.5". with every $50"
hnt or ov-r.-rrd remember. Saturday
evening only.
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-11

Sem off your surplus stuff by us'
Ing C-N want ads. They only cost :
cents . line u
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-11

Most anything In printing neatly
executed and n, REASONABLE" prices.
at III. Chronicle News job rooms
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-29
ct romamtif 2mpffe.

Yroiesior 5linbers Yetrie, ben
itore 9apptiife arf9olog, bar | oiSie
Gaze iunoet ct pioun0erliat Smpfs
fc, iom mon bibtil fun bar flenot
afennem Siitorien. Smpffet, iom
beitdar al pragtfulo blda Sailriten
i fmnitiGroig Notwithstanding og
prpoet meo 5nrfiier og matte sitter.
lonoife Berler, blep funoet | en-
Grap, Tom man bibtil | utalige aar
bar lest iorgi9peS efter. Get blep
beitilt al Ell Rgpptiif Sarao, iom
ifiGnfeoe set til Ell at line 0nolinge
'3,4OO aar isr Gbriiti Ssoiel. st
aammelt 7ofument meobeler fol.
genoe ON Smpffet oe bets SiItorie
"Men Seriferen beitilte set Smpffe,
iom bar oeiligere eno Waanens
@lans, o. ban laabe set ON lin
Sortrolises Arm % ifiGnfebe bam
oct. "a Saraos Soriaite bsbe, log
De 8arao Smpffet / bans 8rap,
iom liiffeoes igien meb Stene iaa
itore iom Slipper.
Nen Ell Emp fienote Smpffets
Sfisnbeo, % ban tr9ngte ient |
9dttens Morfe neo / 8rapen, bpor
Ssaroos Srofaite apileoe. 90 bon
lit ie Ierlernes 6lons, o. ban ff
ie Stenenes 6nnflen; men ba ban
rafte no jim Saano for at gribe oct.
itorteSe en- Slippeblof neb og fmuiie
hom. Sioen eiemte Sauoitormen
@rapen, % ineen iauot Den mere"
Iette blep ifrepet alereoe 5000
gar isr @briitus, men MI - n9iten
5000 aar eiter - ionot mon aIi.
aepeI 8rapen. Eroiesior Eetri
ianot iaapel Smpffet % Mumien
iom Sppens fnuite 9eseme. Smpf.
fet isrtes itrar til Sonoon, hpor
man bar sootaiort, at BET par mere
pGrSs enb en- Sormae.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-29
Ct lllooe.

9lpanten / benocS Singre oonIeoe
bcnouer Taplret, % bcn0e5 ainoer
Qls6eoe iom ultib, naar bum 0i9teoe
Iiac no al lin egen SiGl. Gn So
lclie al Srbel bemPgtiaeoe iia henoe,
Ell iubleuoe @lGoe, iom FIN Den fien'
ser, Ser ioritaar at 1frioe nleo ut
Sjcrtcbloo. Ianoenoc op lpneoe bun
Tia ct Eicblif tilba9c / Stolen, me-
OcnS ct lpffcligt Smil fruieoe hen.
Oe9 2Gbcr. Haar bun iaoleocs Ifrep,
i~oripanot Smgipelierne ganifc for
bcnoe; bun ioa finn ino / Jig IeIp. 90
mar bun bopoe itilct lit Sfripeboro
iculcoc$, at bun funoc ie lige no paa
SfoueuS Greer, iaa par set fun, Tor
81 set iattc benoc / Stemning, naar
bun iotte iig neo peo lit Irbeioe. -
SaalebeS lao bun III % iaa meo
ucroeu@iierne Zine uo poa oer e.
tcraur@flrotc Sfop. ga Tor Ell plro.
iclia Sfrpf, Ell bioenoe Smerte i9ien.
ncm beuNc % faIotc bcnoe iilba9e
ill &irtcli9hcoen. Gn- bdoro 5elelIe
aiipcileoe iia / ben0e5 Nniigt.
GCropcr moer 5rGernc, uo, bpao
ueofonmer oct Wenneife bcnoe? -
% Ooo? - Sun ilpgteoe ben ! ct
Siernc al Strlen. Sun blep grcben
al Nnqlt Tor, at Wanocn oeroper lful.
sc ie inc oo @inblet o9 opoa0e bent
oe. - Nei, irGt og tanteillo Git
ban pi0ere u0en at Ic Jig ON, lom ON
ban oite nar gaaet Den Sei. Site
- uoen at hlm aneoe oct! San bio
lie altiao. bpor bun boeoe; mon ban'
sc iortalt ham, buor bun oengang
iom ct iaaret Inr bapbe is9t Sfinl,
Slm aicmtc Iig irb / lit Sierne %
bolbt Sen enc Soano op ioron iii
| Sopco iom for at aiuTr9e CT SIog,
Ger trlreoe meo of raurme bcrtoe.
Spdo 1rp9teoe hltl TORI - Set
itoo 10 paa Gofumentet, at bun POI
loplio ifilt Il SopenS Raon."
Ga i sc lem Iar iioen ba bapoe ban
upret ioripunoeu for benbe; hur
hopoc intet hsrt ira hanl, bopoe fin
aicnuem hans Sagisrcr ~eriaret, al
ban icm SfibSlree por reiit til Ito
lan0et.
SpiS ban III traaote ircm for @sr
meme % iogoe til beu: Seq c,
eSerS Saoer!" Suae piloe iaa gsrne
ne iaa iiae til benbeS Ssgn? Sur
hapbe iortait Dem: "GberS SOBER el
oso pao en- Heiie iangt borte beriral'
Senoes 9sgn bapbe p9ret Nsbperse
maaife oglaa bnnSenbe | GgoiSme
Oct bapoe p9ret letteit for henoe iaa
leoes, % ale Spsrgsmaal lsites ser
meo paa ell barmoniif Maabe. =
Den hpao mp
Sun off nliSi inc | Sineu % bGpe
De iig paa 5aaipibierne.
so, oerpper IGnet mob ct Srr, ifci
ban % iaa oper moo benoes giuouer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-29
Son bsrte en- apinbeitcmme Ianet

Son bsrte en- apinbeitemme Iangt
lanet bprte roabe: "Snaol"
ga, oct er mig, iuareoe ban, nj
fommer jeg min fiRre Sfat, ON e
aporter bor on Mig. Get er ogiac
Spnb, at ieg bar lobet dig peite, mer
leg bar ppret iaa optaget al Sorret'
ringer liae til bette 2ieblif".
Men bpao par oct, ban bsrer Ct
iublenbe Sfris / 3eleionen, % hans
SuitrliS Stemme taler iii banl, mer
oct er aonife tort peb, ion ON bar
bapoc bcnbe itaoeilbe peo Chen al
iig.
"ao, Carl, fommer ou3 Saa bar
@1ib bsrt min gen. 80, Oh amer ifft
hpor Ipffelig icg or jog bar oG'
ref peb at 90 al angit."
Carl letter liz burtiat.
Git lille fiPre 5osiebopeo - mi
ifoI ieg inart bore biemme os for.
ipare oia. Sarpcl iaalpnge on
bar 10 nof nogen Wao til mig. Sor.
Del"
San ringehs al.
@io Foffcr bapSe &c iorbiitrebe
Sammenilpnoninger, bier Sang oct
blpier Ell Smule. Get nar oaiaa
ct 0itmt gommelbdgs Spitein meo
oisic 2uitlebninaer. Spao ialoer.
Den ifuIoe ban M eisrc?
Scrre9itb, bpor @cra BOG bar Bile
pen glao peo 5anfen ON, at ban font
hiem. San bar i%9runoen ct tort
Rrit, at narre Ell iaa goo og fiPr.
liz Iioen Some, og Gitber? @era bar
Ell aoinoe. oen anoen, ia, bpoo por
Gitbcr e9cntlig; ban funoe nGrmere
ilge, bpao bun life bar, bun bar life
ell apinbe, man gifteoe Jig meo, ia,
Ser bapbe man 10 paa Ell Waaoe og'
ioa Woalcitoffen for, bpdo bun bar.
@ubbepores, hpor baobe ban bog
eaertlio pGret ct gTit.
San ifrep Ell 9iaet til gither,
bpori ban bao henbe u%noifploe, of ban
fife bar fontnten iii Sen aftalte Sio,
oQ iamtioig oplpite benbe ON, at ban
par iaa optaget al Sorrctninger, at
ban neppe oitere piIoe ioa Sio til at
fomme.
9iletten blep ienbt meb grpreS.
bilh, og ct aporter ienere bar Carl
biennme hos i'm lille Some.
"a Carl og Iera bopoe ipiit, iattc
sc iia ino / benoes lille aobinet for
of tale ri9tig ~iornnitigt ON Sa9erne.
Tera hdpoe billet unogaa oennc
men Garl bGpoeoe, at ban
pilpe aiIPgae et iulot og belt Sfrii'
Tor bereiter at begpnoe ct mt
2ip. % ban ifaaneoe life Zig lelu,
men bun gap ham fin 3il9ipelIe lige
iaa illlbt no, o. | lt inoerlte Slerte
peliianebe bun Hopemberitormen,
ser bpIenoe for oiennem Saucn; oet
par BOG oen, ser par Sfplb / sc Solr-
nlenipn0ninger, ser bapbe isrt ham
tilbaae til "Siemmet".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-29

bar n9ret Der, 8riie!" en- isnenoe
SfrRf for igiennem benoe. Wen
iiopenoig bepareoe bun fin @o. Sun
bnpoe anet, at oct piloe fontme. -
Sun Git irb j Stiien og iatte fig NED
Sofaeu. Sans fom ben til benoe.
"Wo6er, bar on feet iaaodnne Sri.
merfer isr? Ser bar p9ret en- On
tel, iom pi life for bar fienot, en- rig.
tig Snfel, Der meo ct Glib altib lei
Ter paa Mfrifa. San bar gipet mig
6rim9rferie fra @ietoria Rpan5h
og fra ugope. Sffe en- eneite | min
alasie bar iaoaanne Srimerfer! 9u
bar bcitemt better albrig feet benz
isr. 90 De err life Oct minbite lebe.
rebel" San par meeet itolt af
bette 5remmeooro. - "Se blot Der,
Wooer!"
Sum aanbeoe beiriet op. Sm bar
mere bsimooig, emo bun bapbe 8et
til ct bodbe. Sun bapoe life iagt,
bpem ban Dor, for life at foritprre
benoes % gsrnenes Ho.
"Saf", iasoe bun iaste % be-
ifirntmet, iom ON Sen Mnnb, Srbe.
ne gialbt, filnoe bsre Dem.
@rete ilpnaeoe armene ON benbes
Sals, oa bun islte ct iugtigt, beot In.
iist op moo lit Sinh.
"Mooer, ies boIber ioa meget al
BEN rlpe Snfel. San bar fpsiet os,
forbi ban Ell Saoers grober. 90 ga
Sans iaebe til bam: "8or Saber err
bsb", begpnote ban at gr9be. Seq
iogbe mango @ange til BAN: "@rGb
BOG life Snfel, Saoer er 10 | Sim.
LEM" men iaa grGo ban enbnil mere
oa iagoe to @onge: "Saber err /
Simlenl" Nen jeg tror, of ban Dol.
Der meget al os begge TO, for ban
fpsieoe ps iaa mango 8anee. Gi
ifulbe bilie Dig, Wober, mango Gan.
&c oe iiee, at ban imorgen after ifitl.
Sc omborb i lit gift. San piloe blot
ie os en- Sang. 90 ban itrsg lin
Saano benoper Tapiret paa DIT Sfri-
peboro og 1enoper Rp9gen paa Din
Stol; og iaa ifpnote ban iig til at
gaa. = 1et par ina unberligt aft.
iammen, Wooer nGiten iom / ct
Gpentpr, men ct meget iDrgeligt."
Som ct @pentpr, men ct
meget isrgeligt. s Den title 0at
icS but, poa aortct al fin Seng,
Tom on bum penteoe, pad bpao pioite
bun life.
Sens slarbe bar blepen | Suiet,
Sen Iaber benoe ingen go. Sum berer
bans Sro, bans @raao, og bans aps
blilsier paa benoes gsrns ainber.
Sitn presier SPlloerne MOB lit
Nniiot ! Sfom for i'm 2Gngiel. =
Seq pilbe pore fri OF MI er ieg fril
Gar set life min Het at saa fra bam
oq lsie mig fra bam?" - Wen Set
er Ell iattig 2pffe at nibe: q, bapbe
Ret! Set er Ell 2pffe, TOM life 9poer
@arme / SiGler, life Ipier op / Siers
tet.
Gn baablss @raaS los ira Sc BID
Sc Slloer. Sa pluoieli9 iteg Ell III
ienbe @rfienoele op / benoe.
Nu pibite bum, bpao oct bar, Ser
iom en- uflar Smerte bapoe bullet
tpnaenoe paa benbe / alle bisie Iar.
0open bapbe ifilt benoe ira bam;
benoeS Sipl pioite ooa intet oerom.
Tor apinoer iom benoe gapes Ser In
gen Sfilsmisie. Meo al oeres ST.
Dor og Ssitibeligbeb blep 2ooens
Orb boa finn en- tom Sormlag. Wan'
Sen, Der par Den fsrlte / benbes Sip,
Nanoen, ser eieoe BEN Het ct bore
benbes gerns Sdoer, bam flnoe IN.
tet | geroen ltbripe al benoes Sip.
I'll oenne Mano bar bun hinoen
inotil tit iioIte aanoebrae! -
lloenior opnrebe Worgenet, % /
benbe b9mreoe ct Saab, imllffere emo
noacn Worgenrsoe.
Ierefter JOB bun ittb meb en- Bon
for ham pao fine imilenoe SGber.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-01-30
New Gymnasium Makes Progress

/ The new gymnasium formed recently
at Emmanuel church on the Heights,
has been making rapid progress, ac-
cording to Victor Johnson. the presl-
dent of the association. The associa-
ton has elected j. F. Volstorif, treas
urer and A. j. Brunquist, who has had
a number of years experience in gym
nastic training at eastern Y. NJ G. T..
gymnasiums, as director. So far only
one class of l3 members has been
formed. The class meets twice week
ly, on Monday and Friday evenings,
However. if it is found inconyenient
for members to attend at either of
these meetings dates the rooms of the
Emmanuel church. whore the drills are
h ID, will he opened on Wednesday
evenings. 1t is p aimed to form a
girls class at later date.
The initiation fee of the association
is Sl.50 and the monthly dues 81. The
initiation fee entities the entering
mem er to a physician discrimination.
The members of the class are;
Vic Johnson, J. F. Volstorif, Geo.
Dimmick, A. j brjnquist, A. G. Car
mi hazel, Elliott Staten, Arlo Bradley,
K. 7. NewhalI, MIR. Hargreaves, John
Hargreaves, Roy Blagg, Elmer John
ston, A. Hartman.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-01-30
Mrs. Monk Dies After Lingering Illness

After lingering illness Mrs. Johr
Monk died here Monday at the home O.
her daughter, Mrs. c. J. Calkins. Mrs.
Monk, who was born in England, had
reached the age Of GA years. She and
her husband left England 30 years age
and came to Portland. Mr.. Monk died
about l6 years ago.
The funeral services were held Tues
day afternoon and were conducted by
Rev. j. K. Hargreaves pastor, of the
Heights Emmanuel church. lnterment
followed at the ldlewild cemetery.
In addition to her daughter, Mrs.
Calkins, the dec eased leaves. surviving
her two other daughters, Mrs. Frances
Richards, of Hood River, and Mrs. l..
A. Baker, of Spokane.