davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-29
WanSfan ballituS aiiotaan iiirt66
tafatTn pariittn.

Sontoo, lofat. 26 p. = Heutertn
toimistoue lenndtetddn poriIisia leu.
raatpaa:
rapipmpS Ransfan baIitutien pi
taiiesta paIauttamiiesta idleen ga.
riiiin on otetti tddud pafauan fd5it.
telpn alaiieff. Sotatilannetta toto
naiiuubesiaan pibetddn bpmin tpp'
bpttdpdnd. 9uoIimatta Fitd ettd
iatIaIaiiet opot iaaneet wabmoia Ii.
idiouftoia ct beibdn ole onnistunut
murtaa liittoutinetben rintamaa, ia
tdmd ieiffa on berdttdnpt Iuottamus,
ia faifisia piireisid."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-29

uldM xstiEa
snsasaaaaasaaasss = q
1900 tpendtdista iontannt ,pam-

AmSterbam, Iotaf. 26 p. = Saf'
Jan armeiian pddfortteerisfa on jul
faiStI Iunnuntat aamuna euraatpa
tiebonanto, iofa on ldbetettp tdnne
BerIinistd:
rAnfaran toiStelun perdStd onnis.
tut iafioIaiSten iouffoien pddstd
Nienportin ia Dirmuben tpdliId ole
man 9ier Ypres fanaman poiffi.
DpreFn foillispuoIela oletpa tpibolIi.
nen on iaanmt lii6iouffoia. mutta
buoIimata tdstd otpat ionffomme
ebeRneet monin poifoin ottaen ipan'
9itR noin 500 brittildistd, niiben
ioufcsia 2S upIeerta."
rSbdsid ofpot iouffomme afotta.
meet bpotfdpsIiifteen Musustomoa
fobh. 3dbeud Swausorobia iaisie.
Iemai ioutfomme pbbesid itdtpalta.
IaiSten fansia ia otpat ottaneet 1 800
tpendidisid pansiff."
GoiIesIa BerIinistd iaapuneesia
spirouiiesia fdht5fanomasia terro-
taan eta fenraaIi bon WtoItfe, iofa
on idira stanut matiamifaa, on pal
Jon pnrantunut.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-29

Sontoo, Iofaf. "a p. = Gnslanti
tot moo tdnddn eHd iafiaIoinen Gm.
benin bdtpitpsretfet opat loppuneet.
Edmdn toipeenTa otpat brittildiiet
perustaneet fabteen 8ombopsta
iaapuneeieen idbt5ian9maan, iOista
toinen on pdiwdttp ippsf. II p:nd,
Ia ioSfa ilmoitetaan ettd faiffia me.
riteitd tpoibaan pitdd tdstd Idbtien
turfpalliiina. 10 toiiesia fppsf. %
p:nd pdirpdtpsId idbf5ianomasia
iImoitetaan ettd ristetliid Gmben on
tpibboinftn tubottu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-29
0eifari 9Dilbelm pnnt tudb6u6
iomtma tpen1l1iStem tuauattR?

iontma tpendldistem tuan9ifF2
petrosrab, lOfat. "a p. = 2eiiari
Wilbelm ipdIttt bdbintuSfin ioutu.
masta iouffoiemme tpansitF. So.
tatpiraSto et fpieId bnistauut
tdtd fanomaa, mutta ie ei ole fieItd.
mt iiltd iulfii,utta. 3aistelua War.
iotpan pmpdriud iatfuu fittpaastt.
2eiiari WtIbeIm on oIIut iiie iobta'
|bmosia iouttoiaan. aeiiarin etuiou'
Cot olitpat ebenneet pitemmdue futn
tparonaiiuus oIiIi mp6ntdnpt. We'
ndidinen ilmaIaina ilmaiIi Iatio,
taisten iouffoien ldsndpIpn. Wend'
ldiiet perdptpttpdt ennen tpaIitie'
miinia aiemiin ia ddrdiipdt
bp6ffdpfien fobbistettamafii Fiben
iuuntaan, mtsfd iotialoiiet pddllif5t
oIimat. WendIdisten bpDtfdps fes-
feptpi tmitenfin betfefF, iolIa aifaa
pdduifDt, niiben mufana teiiarittn,
bpppdiimdt automobitliin ia pddf
tpdt pofenemaan. Dffi feiiarin per-
ioonauiien itaabin idfenistd ioutui
fiitenfin tpansitf.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-29
Yt6bSiualtain IaituaStoox tartpt
taam 5000 mieetd.

Soimiipa fbteeri RooIeipelt, mas
taiesiaan laitpaStomme fpfenemdt
t6mppHd tpastaan tebtpibin bp6f
tdpfiin, mp5nF laitpaStomme tor
tpitiepan pdbtntddntin 18. 600 mics
td ennentuin je tpoibaan oiettao
tdpbeuiieen taisteInfuntoon, mutta
muutoin ipafuutti bdn laimaston
oIeipan mitd parbaimmasia funnoS
ia, rNpfpiieId miebistDud idiIi
noin IL toisteltloipaa tarpeeIiieSta
miesIupustaan lpbpefTi. mutta ne
tpud faabaan tarpeentullesIa ndr
tpdtpff ioibenftn pdimien fiId0e. "
tpafuutti ibteeri HooietpeIt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-29
Slmabp5ttdbs aSariospaan onnis'
tummt.

. 3ontoo, lofat. 26 p. - Neuterin
toimision firieenwoibtaia ilmoittda
DarjonaSta 5euraatpoa:
.SatiaIaisten toimeenpanemn IL
mabp5ftdpS Woriopaa fpastaan
ON oIoittautunut tebottaaff. Grdd
nd pdirpand lai A benfilDd iurman.
ia tabi baowoittui ia ndistd oil aino'
astaan pbbetidn ioiiIasta. Eoiieno
pdindnd meuetti GA ibmistd benten.
IA. 9btddn iotilasta ei Iaanut FUR.
maonia tuolIa fertaa, mutta uieita
IapFa, iotta uteliaina olitpat tulIeet
fobuille, ioutuitpat ppmmien ubreiff.
&usiofin ilmalaipasia ndptti oletpan
piif pommia, iotfa ne pmoottiwat
pienten fpdlioitoien perdstd lentdes-
fddn taupunsin plitie.
,Aanseilta iaatuien tietoien m,i'
faan inuunittelepat iafialaiiet lima
bp5ffdp std 2ontooieen.
-SaisteIusia @asbir9in faupunsir
Iuona, iota on Idbeld Woriomaa
oIitpai iofIaIaiIet luiosti paruStau
tuneet pauibautoibinia faupnr9ir
ldbeud oIenas5a metidsid. Dend
Idiiet iptpttipdt metidn tuIeen pafot
taen iafialaisteu poistumaan tparus
tuffstoan iafpun tafia ia iuuntaIipa
fitten ipfisi0tuIenia pibolista tobh.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-29
9aelid miestd iaamnt iarmanSa ia
tain Ionffaantmnnt.

Sempsteob. u. y, Iofof. "a p.
= NeIid miestd ioi iurmanio ia tafF
Ioutfaoniui paoroIIiiesti Fun erds
auto mcbHIi Iuisfobt Sutton fobun
,oasto 5liptpstd fddnteestd i6rmdten
ftpufantdmdn LATHAM fiud ieuro,if.
ieua ettd Te meni pI5soIoHn mursto- :
ten nuenio tpounus'a oIeet neIia
benfil16.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-29

OsW~se~svsS SVSWW YssSSSs YeSsssSe
Denetiio, Iofat. 26 p. = SiiIen
puute ON StdwaIIosia mitd ubfaa.
min. SotaIaitpat ofpat fdpadneet
taitfi NOR astosia oIetpan biiIen,
ioten faupunsin aiutfaai eitpdt ioa
endd biilid iotapdimdiFfF tarpeif.
Ieen.
Obbefidnfpmmentdtpiiii proientiia
biilid !,ilee ScboIe'iasta. Sieud on
MT iuuri marasto biilid, mutta
feud ei ole robt,pounuia, ioifla ful
iettaa ltd. 2aifft pritptiet iaaba
biilid Idntiiesid pSSmistd ia Wdb
ristd otpat epdonnishineet. 2aitpos.
ten omistoiat otpat mppneet tparas.
tonia 10 etufdteen ia fieltdptppdt
tefemdstd uufa iopimuffa.
Uienin taupunfi pritti iaaba 70.
foon 10000 tonnia biiltd, nutta Ell
onpish,nut iaamaan tdptd 5000
tonnia. 2plmdt ilmat otpot 10 al.
faueet StdmalIasia, ioten oiuffaot
tuIefpat tuntemaan fipedsti tdmdn
biilen puutteen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-29
Vrtttildiiem p6Geiifnnnan fomen
taia fnpllut.

2onioo, lofaf. 26 p. - aenraaIi
Cir CHARLES Sitttn9bam 6orsIep
Douglas, Smur. 8ritanian pddeiifmn'
nan fomentoia Ia armeiianeutpos'
ton enfmdinen iotiIasidieni,. fuoli
tdnddn.
Sdmd iotoberra oil nimitettp britt
tiIdiien armeiian pddeiifunnan TO-
mentaiofIi Sobn Srencbtn idIfeen
tpiime bmbtifuan 1 pdimdnd. 9dn
oil taisteIIut tuifisia fobisia fitten
alfsanin fapinon. auoIesIaanaoli
b DIN Ga tpuottas. e
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-29
Cat ian fr,tnnnm prinsR tpdbdlld
fpntna tpmmim mtrtfR.

poris, Iofof. 26 p. - GreIfio'
rim firieenmnibtoio iImoittoo Ditrp
Sec Srorcoifista Wlarnen beparte'
mentista ettd Sofian fruxrun prinsii
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-29

Berlin, Iofaf. "a p. - 8erlintsid
tinddn iulfaistun tiebonannon mu.
taau palaa belsiaIaifia patoIaifia
slntperpeniin MD iuuremmisfa iou
foisfa. Sofialoiiet ptranomaiiet
fobteI epai beIsialoifia erittdin by
min. #
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-29

- 16.iuuptfaS 5uomen ia eng
lannintieIen taitoinen poita iaa pat
fan IT,. firiapainosia.
pbbbetddm iiiaa iemraatpalle.
9alnan fanoa muutaman fanau
suttaian tpitme numerosfa (No 49,
oleen Safari 9annun rOifaiiun"
iobbosta.
2uuf tpuotta iban tdsmdueen,
aitpan pdtmdn pddae, on fulunut
iitd tapabtumasta iosta oifaiiuSia
maintain. So oIlen itie aFasIa
ifdpd tapabiumo, ct ie lie iddnpt
feneltdfddn buomioonottamatta iofa
tuaan niibin aifoibin iattui poiffa'
funndlIa plemaan.
Wainitun aiian pbtepbesid topaz.
tut mpDs tapabtuma, iosta npt on
fpipmps ia iosta Safari 9anni on
tabtonut aluttaian aripoiiaue lutiia'
funnalle Ia pIeenid muilefin, IeIfpdd
tebbd. 2enenfddn ei tartpitfe usfoa
ettd counip oliii fpipmpfiesid ole'
ipaa iummoa, 25 bouaria, luotput.
tanut pubeena oIepaue bautaustoi.
miStoIle.
Sos tdmd iaIo tlinnustns eli oi.
faiiu oIiii aifoinaan tebtp, oIifi ie
oIlut palioa parempi, tpaan ianan.
Iasfu ianoo ettd: ,9ppd btIianfin
parempt Putin ct foSfaan.A Sa eos.
Ia Safart 9anni ia fpipmpfiesid
oletpa bautaantoimittaia tptime fer'
raIIa tatpatesia Taitpaan Sidn las
ndollesia afian pelieuiiesti fopitpat
ia tosfa tpdlimme opat taas en'
naQaan pppbdmme pIeii5dfin tdmdn
afan unbottamaan ia antamoan ID.
mdn firioittaiaIe fen funnian mia
bdneIIe futen muillefin rebentfiue
ibmiIiue fuuluu. Gmme NOT panet'
teliiain fuuta tuffia, nimittdin ielai.
hen iotta baIuapat ia ioiua on
taipumusta Idbimdiien panetteIemi-
Teen ia pariaamiieen ia iotfa Fitd
itddnfuin nomttitpat ettd on aina
ionfun perIoona beibdn aIa'arpoi.
fen arposteIuienia aIaiIena. &c on
muiitamiIla frten belmaipntind.
gliinpd oIen fuuDut ettd tdsIdfin
pubeena oIepaa aFaa on iban
ndibin faaffa tabbottu futen uuFa
ia tpieId Fud tabolIa, iosta mtnnlla
oIiii olIut ipp obottaa pddipd iobeI'
ltieen tuIpfieen tdmdn, fuien mutt
bentin afiain iubteen, toriuatiemt
turmiolIifet ippt6ffet ioita on iatfu'
pasH ndpHdptpnpt ndtnd monina
pitfind ipuofina. 9etttdfdd fmm.
mtnfin afiaan fiuIutpat tdstd ebeS
raubaan tdmdn afan fubteen ia
fobbelfaa mettd futen muitafin re.
beutiind, Ftben ioaffa funnes tulette
meibdt toiieIIaififF buomaamaan.
SilIoinen liifenimi MnberIon 6 Stu.
berg.
aunnioitutiella:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-29

Wiime lsbbesId ilmoitimme iaman.
Iaiien tilaii iuuben oIetpan 8esfeme.
risfd tdnddn torstaina. GFinhaleis'
ia ipistd ei fitd fumminfaan tiIe
olemaan ioten ei pleii5n tartptHe OF.
taa fitd buomioonia.
= -iltamam toimeenpanee
vWalo" raittiusieura emf Iunnuntai.
na, mt unbesIa funnosia oIepasIa
bnoneustosiaan. ypt on iiiS tilai.
iuus ieuaiFnafin iotfa eitpdt ipieId
ole buoneustoa foriaufien idIfeen
ndbneet, mennd fitd fatiomaan. 6ie.
no ie on ia aistifas ia on fen:for.
iauS tullut matiamaan fuuIemma
1000 boaoria. !9uoneustoa tpuof.
rataan ieuaiiiae pbbistpfFue ia ieu.
roille iotfa baInatpat fdpttdd fitd T..
tpeeIiftin tarfoimffiin.
- Saltuemmalla Putin ennen mott.
te npt iaaba paraita rWoaba" eli
tungsten" Iomppmia monta eri NAL.
mtstetta. rSunbeam" Iamput otpat
firfaspaloiiemmat ia festdpimmit
ia fuluttatpdt fpoan puolet fiitd mitd
fpanban aian lamput. ytiitd Saa ps.
taa august SaffaIaIta, fdbf1tSiben
efiia ia Ianfoien oiettaia.
451 6. pine Il.
Sronmoob. Did.
- mrs. aSilliam YsaItn, Norrien
Iufeeiiua, on uieamman pditpdn iai.
rastanmt iotain fiidistd tautia ia oIIut
tpuoteen omana 10 tpiime fesfttptt-
fosta iaaffa. ypt bdn fummintin
10 moi paremmin. alitinfd Iairauben
tafia on firiapoinosfa famme tpDsfen.
teletpd MiSf Saima palm ioutunut
olemaan tp1std pois muutamia pdi.
mid.
- Gnnrf imbIa pibetddn q. paa
ipaIin tirfosia ppbdinmiesien pdi
mdnd, iofa on emf iunnuntaina
marraSfuun p., alfaen flo KS I'd.
SubIan panee toimeen 2uteerusIiitto
ia iuoritetaan Find ieuraatpa Oh.
ielma:
ObteislauIua ia rnfous; Mmaus.
pube, u. 9aapanen; 2DDriIauIua,
Seurof. iefafbDri; pianon iotttoa,
9eImi Sinbere; SooIolauIua, 2iIia
anberion; WiuIun ioittoa, Senrp
2einonen; WuorofestusteIua, 6uL
ba 6elafosfi ia !6eImi Utdfi; Duet.
to IanIua, 9iIba pusta ia 9iIia
alnberion; 2auiuntoa, 9iIia SetuIa;
pube, g. Warni; NtanboItinin
ioittoa, 6erbert NorbIins; 9auiun'
too, Sba 6aapamao; Duetto iott'
too, 6eImi Ia Sppne eiabers,
pube ensIanninfielend, past. g. 8.
Dilion; DuettoIauIuo, g. Abo ia
~. 2ansaS; Soittoa, airina An'
berion; SoololauIua, past. 9. 6.
DiIion; 2ouiuntoa, Tteimt SeIa'
fosfi; WiuIun ioittoa, 9enrp Setno'
nen; 2D1rilauImo, ieurafunnan ie.
fafDDri; 2oppurufouS.
ObieImon Iomasia iuobaan Tab
mia. SiiddnpddIp ipapao. aoiffi
ipbdmeuiiesti terpetuIIeita.
GteIdfpIdua pibetddn firfonmenoi
ppbdinmiesten pditpdnd flo 2 Id.
9opn baalilla.
g. paamaltn firfosia on iumas
IanpalrpeIus ppbdinmiesten pditpd'
nd Flo puoIi 10 a. p. 8DDri eIiin.
tpp mp5sfin firfonmenoisia.
gst. u. Saapanen.
aanialaiiemne Sacpb Mdfi
iota mitme piifoua muutti farmil-
Ieen Dnpis Iufeeiin taafie, on tdud
Ipbpeud feld olo oiaaaan Iaon,it
tofea monta pastusta. GnimdiIend
p5nd mardstettiin bdneltd foIme Ia.
noa ia toiiena p5nd iIta nDstd oil
iofu iltiS prittdnpt bpnomtitiad I'd
idpttdd beind buonetta. 81 fummin.
faan onnetii fpttpnpt tulipaIoa, NUT
ia uieita tp0oieito idrfpi palafitF.
GopauS maifuttt perbeeieen Min I'd
riIpitdmdSti ehd eitpdt usfaItaneet
fotoraan pDfd oIIa fpoan mentfpdt
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-29

= Snnret ibbSiltamat panee tot.
meen &. ieurof. ompeIuieuran noiiet,
firfon ioIisia, tuooIipdipdnd, mar.
rost. 3 p:nd. slIusIo iuoritetaan Ip.
bpt benfinen obieIma ia fen idIteen
mppbddn tabpituftio ia fait5itd,
iefd ormotoon ieurof. bppdtF mp5.
bpt fpottot. Sultaa ioufoIlo!
&btpid fetlcia Ia tpibfi iormuf.
fia SrippIet'in iutpeeIi foupasia.
= 0ietor 0ictrpIaS ia 6biionin
tim ontti pdifd Ioteenporicia, pfF
boIIori fdteisid ia bouartn fpittfo,
motiuHa SripIettisid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-29

6uom. - 8oimitus puoIeStaan
toiipoo ettd ei tdstd afosta endd
lebteen firiotettaiF. Run on ferran
iunnustettu fppt6fiet aibeettomiffi Ia
ipDtettp ippttDmdtf, Min onban tar'
peetontattn endd iatfaa puoleen tai
toiieen. eopi. mu,tten Qua iparo'
fpaifla Ien iubteen mitd Iebteen Fir.
ioittaa eifd lobella perdtt1mid iut'
tuia. ytiistd iaattaa ofanomoiieDe
ola iuurta boittaa tpnoFtouiia,
ipaiffa ei mitddn pobaa olif tar
foitettufaan. Soim.
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Kennewick Highlands
Woman's Club
Beware of Ointments for
Catarrh that Contain Mercury
Meets the last Friday Of each month.
Mrs. w. L. Craver, President
MR.. Fred Krug, Secretary.

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
OF smell and completely deran1e the
the mucous surfaces. such articles should
never be used except on Inscriptions
from reputable physicians. al "A DAMAGE
can possibly derive from thu Halls
Cstarrh Cure, manufactured vYF. J.
Gneney Co.: Toledo. o., colcains no
o9irectiy upon the blood and :.,ucous sur.
CstarrS cure Sns sSy = tenn; In buying HALLS
Inc; II L taken Internally Ana ~. SenT =,
T0,ec r9:, one no.: by F. J. Cheney { Co. Tes-
eold BY DruEgists. Price tic per ho..,.
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thermore the rawlings Of the English
man were getting on his nerves
So he stole Clayton's spear and set
or upon his journey. He would have
killed the sick man before he left had
It not occurred to him that It would
really have been kindness to do SO.
That same day he came to a little
cabin by the beach. and his heart filled
with renewed hope as he saw this evil
dence Of the proximity OF civilization.
for he thought It but the outpost OF a
nearby settlement. Had he known to
whom it belonged and that its owner
was at that very moment but a few
miles inland, Nikolas Roko6 would
have 1ed the place as he would a pesti-
lence. But he did not know, and so he
remained for a few days to enjoy the
security and comparative comforts Of
the cabin. Then he took up his north
ward journey once more.
In Lord Tennington's camp prepara-
lions were going forward to build per
manent quarters and then to send out
an expedition of a few men to the north
in search Of relief.
As the days had passed without
bringing the longed for succor, hope
that Jane Porter, Clayton and NJ. Thu
ran had been rescued began to die. No
one spoke Of the matter longer to Pro
lessor Porter, and he was 30 Immersed
in his scientific dreaming that he was
not aware of the elapse Of time.
Occasionally he would remark that
within few days they should certain
u see Q steamer drop anchor on their
shore and that then they should all be
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CHAPTER xxyll.

How Tarzan Came Again 70 opar.
TT OW long Jane Porter lay In
the darkness Of the vault be-
meath the temple in the an
Gent city Of Opar she did
not know. For q time she was deliri-
aus with fever, but after this passed
she commenced slowly to regain her
strength. Every day the woman who
brought her food beckoned to her to
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Official Directory
COUNTY

COUNTY
Superior Judge, Hon. o. r. Holcomb
ttxville. - --oD'
Clerk. Frank E. Snively.
Sherih, w. b. Mahan.
Prosecuting Attorney, Hal H. Cole.
Auditor, L. L. Lynn.
Treasurer, Earl Harper.
Engineer, G. d. Walter.
school Superintendent, Wata Jones.
Assessor, John Severyns.
County Commissioners, H. M. Wal.
new, Jas. Clements, E. j. Ward.
Coroner, A. de Y. Green.
CITY
Mayor, Geo. F. Richardson.
: Councilmen
At large, H. E. Huntington.
1st Ward, r. III. Anderson.
Jno. Sercombe,
End Ward, 81. w. Desgranges.
H. r. Vibber.
3rd Ward, j. w. Behrman.
Jos. Olbrich.
City Clerk, d. l.. Taylor.
Attorney, G. L. Holcombe.
Police Justice. C. Stacer.
Chief Of Police, C. E. Copeland.
Health Officer, DR.. F. N. Crosby.
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arise. but for many days the girl couio
only shake her head to indicate tnat
she was too weak.
But eventually she was able 10 gam
her feet and then to stagger rev
steps by supporting herself with one
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Commercial Club
Kennexyick w man's Club

ken0GWtck WomAn'S Cl0o
(lfembsr State Federation)
1leatg Second Friday in the Parlor OF
- Commercial Hotel
Nh. J. l.. johnson, Pres:
W1oo Cooper, Recording Sec'y
Nm. 81. D. Nicewanger, Corr.
Departments
Chrrant EventG, Mrs. Chas. Collins
Cboirman. Meets Second Monday
An "a Crafts, Mrs. w. J.. Hoyt,
Chsirman. Meets First Monday.
unric. Mn. G. A. Stewart Chairman
ritSrstnre m. 3. N. Sly Chairman
Neets First and Third Wednesdays
rsvica. Nh. 8. ". Henderson Chairman
Nan First and Third Saturday,
Philanthropy, Mr.: ". =. wutn Cnaar-
man. Meets Subject to call.
Home Economies, Mrs. Schenk, chair
man. Meets First and Third Tues
days.
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Needle Work Club
Meets First and Third Fridays-
Mn. +. II. Watson, Pres.
Mn. w. r. Weisel. Sec.


Woman's Relief Corps
Meets Second and Fourth Saturday If.
Mn. c. E. Trip. President
Nrs. Sherman, Secretary.
Kennewiek Highland Improve
ment Club
Meets First Saturday Evening Each
Month.
e. o. Keene, President
A. G. Hart, Secretary.
G. A. r.
s. G. Cosgrove Post 125 meets first Sat
urday afternoon.
S. n. Henderson. Commander.
G. j. Henneberry, Adjutant.
Horticulture Club
Meets Twice Each Month.
Kennewick Highlands
Woman's Club
Meets the last Friday Of each month.
Mrs. w. L. Craver, President
MR.. Fred Krug, Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-15
CHAPTER CT.

CHAPTER CT.
After Mollie went TO bed on the
sofa I'm our sitting room, Dick, for
the hrst time in his life. seemed 10
understand that both lie and ! owed
some responsibility 10 her, and he
vas furious with his mother for not
paying more attention to her.
your mother. Dick, takes the
wrong angle always She finds FAULT
with Mollie for the simplest little
outbursts OF youth and she seems TO
feel that the girl should have the ma
ture judgment of woman OF 40.
The thing that Mollie did was just
4 girlish escapadeS nothing very
wrong about il. The whole trouble
was in the fact that she was allowed
10 go her own sweet way, with no add
vice on the subject II Is as perfect
.Iy natural for girls TO want To see
and do things as IL is for boys, and |
am sure Dick, dear, that you did not
-atwHts- tell yettF mother and father
the whole truth about your piccadil-
los. Now human nature Is quite as
rampant In the female sex as in the
male, and tile only way to teach girl
10 do the right thing is 30 treat her
like human being-show her where
she is wrong in her ideas Of life.
You can't command and expect to
be obeyed just because you have said
IT, This Is something | found out
early in my school-teaching career.
The sooner you teach child tc
reason the sooner YOU will be able
to make them see the right thing 10
do aud the right way TO do II.
Well my dear, said Dick, Il
guess YOU and | Will have 10 look at
ter Molie more in the future.
I'VE won't need to look after her,
Dick Mollie will very properly re
sent that A girl OF 10 is old enough
10 look after herself What we must
10 Is to be friends with her-show
her that we value her opinions and
hone she values ours. Both you and
I must make real companion of
Mollie and in doing this, dear, the
beauty and sweetness and purity. OF
girlish ideals and dreams must not be
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The Confessions of a Wife
A Mans Code

tarnished To tell you the truth. |
would not care TO see Mollie with
either Harry Symone or Bill Tenney.
Neither would care to haze her in
the company i'm which they are well
come
Il can't understand Margie. why
you haze II I'm for those two men.
They are not bad fellows
Yes, know that, according 10 the
man.made code, both Bill Tenney and
Harry Symope have done nothing very
terrible. Tenney has only made his
wife miserable Tor years and ruined
the reputat .ons OF a good many girls
by showering attentions on them !
know Bill Tenney would not steal,
and both ne and Harry Symone would
protect any woman from every man
but himself.
ITO tell the truth, Margie | cant
see where Harry has been so awful.
As Dick said this | shuddered for
san the awful possibilities of his do
ing the same thing if the occasion
arose
You must remember that the
young woman who is the mother of
y -
have hoped TO have lived i'm comfort
and refinement with which Harry sur
rounded her in any other way In
stead OF making her lose her selfre-
spect and the respect of those about
her he raised IT, She was known as
"A very respectable wife whose nus
band was travelling man, and her
life, although il ended early, was
happier because Harry had entered
into il.
Quite George Bernard Shaw bit
OF philosophy one could make a
story out OF IL as interesting as Mrs
Warren's Profession If one had the
gift OF tongue possessed by the bril-
liant lrishman, Interrupted. II
know, my dear Dick, that, according
TO man code, only a woman who
breaks the seventh commandment
and the man who breaks the sixth are
really sinners TO be thrown into outer
darkness
TO Be Continued)
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through Noble Ludwig, donated a fine
package OF toilet goods to each lady
Frederick Stearns & Co. through
Noble Henry Rheinhold were most
liberal in their donations of samples
Newcomb-Endicott & Co donated
toilet goods, through the courtesy of
Noble j f. Gershow. The Carbon.
nndum Co OF Niagara Falls, y. Y,
through Noble G. ID Sargent donated
hatpins and knife sharpeners. The
Standard Accident Ins. Co. through
Noble Henry Leonard donated court.
plaster Lowell & CoyelT. OF Boston,
through Noble Val Evans, donated
chocolates for the ladies' John Brett.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-15

committee in automobiles who escort
ed the visiting mobiles 20 their various
destinations The train was parked
In specially equipped yard called
Shriners' park ON Tuesday morning
the patrol under command OF Capt
Gen Baier tooi, the position Of ninth
In line OF the SO patrols I'm the big
parade. The oyations which Mosiem'
patrol received were tremendous all
along the line, and az present writing
they stand in excellent position 10
receive special honors
The Detroit times., 1914-05-15

meyer a Sons donated bouquet OF
flowers 20 each lady. other contribn-
tions OF samples and souvenirs were
from the Horick Food Co. Beechnut
Products Co, Gillette Razor Co, j..
J.. Marcero a Co. Postum Cereal Co..
through Noble f. G. Nettler. or Saladin
temple; Detroit Grinding Wheel Co.
Williams Bros. Co. H. W. Johnston.
San Telmo Cigar Co, and $. William
Longstaif
The party arrived in Atlanta at 5
p. m, where they We're met by the