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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-04-10
ALIAS SUMMONS.

In the Justice Court of East Cald-
well Precinct, Canyon County, State
of Idaho. w. S. McVey, Justice.
r. c. Gilbert, Plaintiff,
VS..
+. G. Sloan, Defendant.
The State of Idaho sends greet
ings to the above named defendant
You are hereby summoned to ap-
pear in the above entitled court, to
be held at my Office in the said pre-
cinct, in the City of Caldwell, Idaho,
in the above entitled cause, at ten
o'clock a. m, upon the 18th day OF
June, 1914, and answer plaintiffs COM
plant on file in said court, or plain
tiff will take judgment against you
as prayed in said complaint.
The said action is brought to re-
cover from you the sum of Three
Hundred Dollars ($30000), with in.
terest thereon at ten per cent. pei
annum from the 4th day of Decem'
Der, 1918. alleged to be due to the
said plaintiff, upon a certain proInis
sorry note in the sum of Three Hun
bred Dollars, made. executed and de
livered by you to the said plaintiff
at Caldwell, Idaho, on the lst day o.
October, 1912, due one year aftei
date, interest thereon from date a
| the rate of ten per cent. per annun
no part of the principal of which saiC
note, nor the interest thereon, ha!
been paid, except the sum of Thirty
five Dollars ($S5.0O), interest paiC
thereon on the fourth day of Decem
Der, 1918; and bhe sum OF Fifty Dol
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HoMEDALE.

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Mrs. ]. P. Wood visited at the
Schenck ranch Thursday.
c. B. Banks was over from Cald-
we'll Monday.
Mrs. w. H. Schenck and Mrs. Lewis
Smith drove to the upper pumping
plant and visited with Mrs. Willard
Robinson Wednesday.
Colonel w. L. Holton and Z, g.
Johnson circulated petition last week
for the opening of an east and west
road leading east from town.
John Coggburn is riding the lower
end of the Cline ditch.
Mrs. Lewis Smith spent the day
Friday visiting at the Schenck home.
G. Z. Johnson and H. B. Bray arc
building laterals for the Gem District
Mr.. and Mrs Willard Robinson
were down from the upper pumping
plant Saturday.
Claude Wright and Owen Threlkeld
took the motor boat to the upper
pumping plant Sunday.
Mrs. o. A. Megorden and son, FL
ding, left Tuesday for visit with Mrs,
Megordens mother at Midvale.
The foundation OF the Homedale
Forwarding Co.'S large warehouse has
been started and the building will be
rushed to completion. A carload OF
implements has already arrived and
manager Rogers is having them I'M
loaded and set up.
George. Vaughn went to Boise last
Friday,
Miss Bonnie Mammen, who has just
school in Crescent Valley. returned to
closed a very successful I RIM OF
her home in Roswell last Friday.
Messrs. McAdoo and Ramsey haul
ed their shippage OF mahair to Cald'
well last week There were "a sack:
of the mohair.
Mr.. Evans has taken charge of the
drug store here and it opened for bust
ness Monday.
Wan. Woodland and family arr
here Friday morning. Mr.. WOODLAND
is busy installing his stock of grocer
les and general merchandise and viii
soon have his store open for business
The camp of the men cleaning ditcl
has been moved down as far as Juml
Creek. Horace and Walter Dunning
i John Fellows, VIM. Lawson and lie
Hosely are among those helping will
the work.
B. Heath left Tuesday for bust
ness trip to neighboring cities.
Cassins Heagy is on the sick list.
A special train was run in iron
lNyssa Sunday.
Richard Stephens went fishing las
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LAKE VIEW.

w. H. Zeal drove to Parma Mon
day and to Meridian on Thursday.
Sydney A. Scott of Walla Walla!
has been visitor in the homes OF
Messrs. Henry and Ora Cox.
o. A. Cox and Mr.. Scott were in
Boise several days last week on bus
mess.
Henry Cox is planting several
acres Of corn, Mr.. Cox has also sew
eral acres of wheat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Zeal and family
have gone to Meridian for a few
days visit.
1t is reported that Mrs. n G. King
has sold her Plain View farm.
Mr.. Lovejoy and sons were Plain
View visitors last week.
Earl Zeal of Meridian visited rela-
tives in Plain View few days ago,
Earl Cox of Rockville visited Plain
View friends last week.
IL is reported that Jas. B. Barker
has sold his farm here.
Will Zeal drove to Deer Flat on
Saturday.
Merlin Powers, who spent the win
ter near Parma, will again take up
his residence in this vicinity.
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CANYON HILL.
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G. II. Myers and wife were in
Caldwell Thursday shopping.
]. R. Emmett is improving his place
by Strengthening the channel of the
branch that runs through it.
Mrs. Ollie Dustman of Hartley
Gulch has Us little chickens and has
no incubator either-who can beat it..
+. M. Burris lost valuable Jersey
beifer last week from bloat.
The ditch boss turned water into
the Canyon Hill ditcf Sunday.
I'll is reported that Ed Barney IS
able to leave the hospital. We hope
for his speedy recovery.
Bessie and Anna Lake were shop
ping in Caldwell Monday.
The dance Saturday night at ID. B,
Myers was very enjoyable affair
and the refreshments at midnight
helped in no small degree. Messrs.
Lewis and lessen furnished the mu-
sic,
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DIXIE AND VICINITY.

The water was turneda into the
bitches this week and everyone is
getting their crops wet.
]. D. Rowland has his we'll finished
and secured fine flow of water at
the depth of 2o2 feete.
The families of Bethel eastman
and Dickson and Clarence Personnel
were dinner guests Sunday at the A.
w. Conklin home, it being his birth
day.
Ed Mumford, Lee Rowland and
Tom Mars got home Monday from
a 4-days' trip in the South mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Vail and chill
dren visited Sunday at S. w. Wallis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Pennington have
moved to Caldwell to make their ill
ture home.
John Grier came in from Kansas
with his car of stock and household
goods Thursday and moved to his
farm recent bought from Mr.. Penning-
ton. Mrs. Greer is expected to arrive
this week.
Homer Moore is able to be up now.
Cline Snodgrass disposed OF his
household goods at the sale Monday
and will soon start for Oregon to live.
Reed Ingraham marketed several
loads of potatoes in Caldwell Monday.
Mr.. Conklin came near getting one
of his horses drowned Monday when
crossing the American ditch. The
bridge gave way and the horses got
down in the water.
The rain Saturday night was just
fine for the pastures and the grain
that is sown.
Mrs. Conklin entertained the fam
lilies of Bethel, eastman and Dickson
and Clarence Persanett Sunday for
dinner in hornor of her husbands
birthday.
Mrs. Jim Marsh is able to be about
again after being threatened with
pneumonia.
S. w. Vail came home Monday from
taking Ballantyne to the sheep camp
near the Board Corrals.
]. d. Rowland has his well COM
pleted. He got fine flow of water
at the depth of 2o2 feet
Ed Mumford, Lee Rowland and
Tom Mars went to the South Noun
tains to look at some land.
L. Mesler and family have shook
the dust of Dixie from their feet and
left for parts unknown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Talbert of No
tus, were visiting home folks Sunday
Ten Davis ball team came up and
beat the Dixie Kids last Sunday.
John Gilmore is working for S. w
Vail.
c. A. Vail and family and John
Look were Sunday visitors at S. w.
Wallis.
Mrs. Phebe Cain made a weekend
visit at VIM. BethePs.
Nola Butts and Esther Moreland
are staying with Myrtle Talbot Of
Notus.
Ed. Pennington has moved to Cald-
we'll and Mr.. Greer, of Kansas, has
moved on the ranch.
Miss Irene Bethel made a week end
visit at her brother Clyde's in Cald-
well.
The Duff and Best boys are putting
out big grain crop this spring, they
have it nearly all in.
Blanche Vail visited Carrie Froman
in Caldwell Saturday night and Sun
day.
John Newport, of Notus, took some
of the Dixie young folks auto riding
last Friday
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NOTICE.

On the 10th day of April, 1914, at
:. 80 p. M, at the Pentecostal Church
G, the Na4c,.re of Caldwell, located
on the corner of Sth Ave. and Denve.
1t. in the cit. of Caldwell Idaho,
there will be a meeting of the mem
bers of said corporation for the pur-
pose of voting on the question as to
whether or not the trustees of said
corporation shall be authorized and
directed to mortgage the following
described real estate belonging to
said corporation, to-wit: Lots one
and two in block FIVE, City of Cald-
we'll, Canyon County, Idaho.
w. H. GAINEY,
Pres. Board of Trustees.
JOHN A. SHAVER,
Sec. Board OF Trustees
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NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that each OF
the following named persons has
hled petition with the Board OF
Directors OF the Black Canyon Irri,
CATION District, praying that the
boundaries of said Black CANYON
Irrigation District be changed so as
to include the lands described in this
notice after each of their names re-
spectively, and that said lands NAV
be made a part of the Black Canyon
Irrigation District.
the petitioners and the description OF
the lands so asked to be included, to-
wit:
Robert C. Wilson, E1a of NV
NE4, E13 of seq of Section IS in
twp. north, range S west Boise
Meridian
Lewis f. Ketchum, lots 3 and 4 OF
section IL i'll twp. north range 4
west of Boise Meridian and SCI of
section Is in twp. north range S
west Boise Meridian.
And notice is hereby given that
each and all of said petitions have
been set for hearing on the 18th day
of April, 1914, at II o'clock a. m, and
all persons interested in or in any
way affected by any such changes Of
the boundaries of said district are
hereby notified to appear at the tenn
porary office OF said board, at room
%, Caldwell Commercial Bank build
ing, Caldwell, Idahos on said End day
of May, 1914, at II O'Clock, a. m, Of
said day to show cause in writing, if
any they have, why any of said lands
above and in said petitions or any of
them described, should not be annex
ed to said district.
w. S. HAWKES.,
Acting Secretary of the Board of
Directors OF Black Canyon Irrigation
District, al0-Inl
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Items of Interest From
Surrounding Territory

history OF American home economies
ASSOCIATION as we'll as an outline OF
the work carried forward in the Boise
schools. Miss Lakes talk emphasized
the nature of canned goods. She
brought out practical points in buying
such goods as well as the vegetable
canning industry in the homes.
MISS Margaret McCallie, who has
charge of the expression work in the
BOISE high school delighted her audi
ence with several readings from James
Whitcomb Riley. Only a few were
present on account OF threatening
weather.
Mrs. Roy Morrison, Miss Margret
McCallie, Miss Carrie Lake and Miss
Nettie Morrison returned to Boise
where the Misses McCallie and Lake
are teachers in the High School and
Miss Morrison is student. Mrs. Rov
Morrison will spend week with her
mother, Mrs. Siron, and will return to
the valley Easter Sunday.
Mrs. John Weidman gave a dinner
Que evening last week in honor of her
niece, Miss Mildred Wells of Boise,
who spent her spring vacation week
with her here. Those present were
the. Misses Claybaugh, Finn, Cornell,
and Morrison. All enjoyed very
pleasant dinner after which they were
delighted with some music on the
phonograph.
Ellis Cornell went out to the field
last Monday with the famous Fawks
grubber to clear some ground but he
found it wouldn't work so he is using
elbow grease" instead of horse flesh.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Roam of Boise
were in the valley on business last
Sunday.
Mr.. Elwood was in town last Mon
day.
c. w. Morrison has cleared some
ground for wheat and also is clean
ing his orchard for wheat.
Mrs. Weidman, Mrs. Saum and Miss
Wells were in Homedale one day last
week
Earl Friend of Caldwell was visit
or at the J. T. Hillyer home last week.
Mr.. George, Roy, Lucy, and Bobbie
Morrison attended the revival meet
ings at Wilder last Sunday evening
They report very good sermon.
Easter exercises will be held at the
school house next Sunday. Everyone
is invited.
Mr.. McDaniels and family are now
living on the Mrs. Marsh place. Mr.
McDaniels is working for Mr.. Stew
art.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart were in
iomedale and vicinity last Sunuay.
Mr.. Meredith was in Caldwell one
day last week.
William Trostle and family were in
Caldwell last Friday.
]. T. Hillyer and family were Cald-
we'll last Monday.
Elizebeth Keedick is getting along
nicely with her broken arm.
Ray Carter was in Caldwell last
Monday.
Mrs. Siders was guest of Mrs.
Landbeck of Homedale last Friday.
Mr.. Langston was called to his
home in Indiana on the account of
his mother being seriously i'll.
Mrs. Fawks is improving from her
recent illness.
Mr.. Hamilton and Mr.. Mapes are
going to raise beans this year. They
are going to plant about five acres
each.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Post were guests
at the Morrison home last Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Saum is doing some sewing
for Katherine Finn.
Eric Carter and Miss Esther Hos
kins were callers at the Raymond
home in Greenleaf last Sunday.
Roy Morrison is working for Walter
Elwood at present.
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CENTRAL COVE
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There was an open grange meeting
at the school house Saturday night.
The program consisted of q reading by
Miss Nettie Morrison Of Boise Miss
Carrie Elinor Lake of the department.
of home economics in the Boise school
and formerly of the Lewiston normal
spoke on home economics and brought
ont many practical points OF interest
and value TO the housewives OF TINS
neighborhood. She also gave a brief
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lars ($50.00), attorneys fees.
Witness my hand this 18th day Of
March, 1914.
w. S. McVEY,
Justice of the Peace.
JACKSON & WALTERS, Attorneys
for the Plaintiff. residence, Cald-
we'll, Idaho. m2O-a24
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H. E. WALLACE
Attorney-At-Law
Commercial Bank Bldg.
Rooms 24-25
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-08
IN DETROIT PULPITS

Men pay high for success, the Rev
Joseph A. Vance told the congrega-
tion In the First Presbyterian church,
Sunday morning, speaking on The re-
birth OF man." ~ have realized
my ambition a man Will say 10 him
self, complacently then his better
nature will protest. But, look at the
price you have paid for II, said Dr.
Vance. You have sacrificed your
friends to do II, your money Is faint
ed with dishonest methods, you nave
gotten fame as a trickster, your pre-
tensions 10 piety and your shrewd
practices go as poorly together as
the iron and clay OF NebuchadneZ.
Ears image. You are elated over
your success, but you know In your
own deepest soul that you have
trampled on your conscience, degrad-
ed your noblest ideals. are UNHAPPY
in the very hour OF your success, and
are standing reproach TO the name
or Christian
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-08

to Mr. Carmichael. as we'll as adver.
Using manager, assuming his new du.
ties Tuesday
Mr. Stuart is well and fayorably
known in the advertising world hav.
ing handled the Herpicide account
with marked success while with the
Morse Advertising agency, both in the
local as we'll as the foreign field and
has a personal connection with the
advertising fraternity which has
brought him in close touch with all
the newspapers OF prominence from
coast 10 coast
r. a Carmichael & Co have in
creased their capital stock on account
OF expansion and a new and modern
factory is now in course OF construc-
ton on the west side OF the city and
will be ready for occupancy about
Sept l.
The new business enlargement
planned by r. A Carmichael L. Co. is
on mammoth scale and includes a
complete line OF toilet goods as well
as family remedies, that will be dis
tributed through department stores
exclusively The new line is expect
ed to be ready about Oct l.
The proposition is big one and
will be backed by a strong advertis
ing campaign, and the indications are
that this concern will, in the very
near future. be reckoned among the
national business institutions OF the
country.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-08
VETERAN POLICE
OFFICER DEAD;
WIFE Is DYING
End Comes for Lieut.. Geo. H.
Thomas, Sufferer From Paraly-
sis. for Eight Years
SERVED IN CIVIL WAR;
JOINED FORCE IN 1867
Aged Mate, With Only Few
Hours to Live, Not Told of
Husbands Death

Lieut. George Henry Thomas, one
OF the first desk lieutenants OF the
Detroit police force, died early Mon
day morning In the West Side SAINT
tarium. after suffering from paralys sis
for eight years He was ~ years
old
Ills aged wife Living with the
couples only son, George ID Thomas.
OF No. 633 Baldwin-aye.. is dying, her
death being Only question OF hours.
She Is being kept in ignorance OF her
husband death, and on that account,
police funeral will be dispensed
with. and lieut. Thomas will be
buried in Woodmere cemetery We'd
nesday. after services in the chapel
OF Charles Geists undertaking rooms,
No 2g0 Randolph.st
Born in Okreida county. y. Y, Lieut.
Thomas served through the Civil war
with the First Volunteer regiment OF
New York engineers. and Immediately
after the war came to Detroit. He
enrolled in the police force FEB 2,
1867, and won promotion to the rank
OF lieutenant He was on desk duty
for years at the old Stockyards sta
ton. then on Twentieth-st, and also
saw service at the old Gratiot station.
He is member OF Fairbanks post,
G.. A. Il.
He was removed TO the sanitarium,
last month from his former rest
dence. No. 800 Warren-ave. east.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-08
IN DETROIT

he Nest Warren Ladies' association
viii meet Tuesday afternoon at 1880
IN the home Of Airs. Meteyer. No. ZIG
Hartfor0-ave
ohm H. Powell. for many years, "a
ueII-known attorney Of Detroit.
died. Saturday. lea his home No. 1915
FourtFcnth+aNe.. after an Illness ~
TWO years He was a past master OF
Oriental lodge OF Masous His widow,
one son John Powell, and daugh-
ter Miss Mary Powell. survive,
.rrested In "a raid on a ChRnPIRIn-st.
resort, saturday Night Margaret
Parent swallowed several tablets or
bichloride OF mercury before otnCers
could seize her. she - In serious
condition In 81. Mary,s hospital. She
said that her paTentsave on Riyard-
blvd. Crosse Pointe
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-08
SHOOTS SELF IN NECK
AND EAR; WILL DIE

Colaria Mazzario % years old, Of
No. 705 Riopellest,, carefully tested
his revolver and his craftsmanship.
Saturday night. by shooting at the
top Of small salye can. and then
shot himself IN the neck, and falling
TO inflict a fatal wound placed the
weapon 10 his ear and fired His
head was so badly torn that II is not
certain whether he sent one, two or
more bullets crashing into his skull,
but FIVE cartridges In the revolver
found beside him, hours afterward.
were empty
One OF the rooms in the house at
No 391 Rowena-st. found Mazzario
writhing In agony In the barn, there.
Sunday He investigated and then
called the police.
Mazzario is still alive, in ST. Mary's
hospital. but his death is only a ques-
ton OF hours
Saturday afternoon. Mazzario was
taken 10 his rooming house in POI
lice auto. with his left side paralyzed
He was able 10 tell only that he had
been struck by street car, and could
not tell where or when Late Satur.
day night he left the house. going to
the nearby barn where he made his
desperate attempt az suicide
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-08
INJURED
WHEN STREET
CARS COLLIDE
Latest Accident on u. L. X. Oc-
ours at Hastings and Farms
wOrth-sts.
JAS. MCGUIRE FIGURES
IN PAIR OF MISHAPS
Ambulance Taking Him TO Hos.
pital, After Being Battered
by Car, is Struck

Three persons we're injured, none
fatally, in another d. IT, X. crossing
collision, shortly before . o'clock.
Monday morning. al Hastings and
Farnsworth-sts., when northbound
Fourteenth.Victor car, No SIS,
crashed into west-bound Brush car,
No. 1852, damaging the front OF both
cars, and hurting passengers from
their seats.
Stephen Coybus, 20 years old, OF
No. $50 Frederick.st who was pas
senger on the Brush car, was the
most seriously injured his body be
ing badly bruised. and internal In.
juries are feared. He was removed
TO Grace hospital IN a police auto.
Mrs lda Salovitch, Of No 800 Fred
erickst was cut on the head, and
bruised and shaken up but went home
j. II Perkins. OF 10. 1862 Field-ave.,
also escaped with bruises, and was
taken 10 his home
James Mcclure, OF No. 2l9 MuHett,
st. figured In two ID. L. r. accidents
within a half-hour, Sunday afternoon,
a Michigan ambulance. in which he
was being taken TO Grace hospital
after he was struck by a Woodward
car near the Ford plant being struck
by Crosstown car at Woodward
and Warren-aves.
Edward Olsen, attendant on the am
bulance and Edward Toof, the driver,
were both slightly injured but Nc
CURE was not hurt In the first acct
dent, his head was painfully cut and
he suffered from loss OF blood.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-08
Lone distance Fly swatter.

GAINESVILLE, Wis, June g.
When club women OF GAINESVILLE In
augurated a campaign and offered a
bounty OF 10 cents per 100 dead flies,
they had no intention OF making the
contest nation wide Nevertheless
the committee sent 90 cents 10 Mas
ter Wayne Rogers. Star, Miss, nine
year-old lad who had read OF the
GAINESVILLE fight and got busy. He
sent the carcasses in an envelope
which contained a note written in a
childish scrawl.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-08
O'SHAUGHNESSY And
OSBORN ON CRUISE
Definitely Announced They'll be
in Party on Commerce Board
Outing

Former Gov Chase S. Osborne has
definitely promised James Strasburg,
chairman OF the cruise committee or
the Board OF Commerce. that he VIII
be aboard the city OF Detroit Ill when
the, vessel steams away for Duluth.
June Is, with the $50 members OF the
Board OF Commerce and their guests.
Nelson Shaughnessy. charge DAT
flares in Mexico, will also be the
guest or the Board OF Commerce. &C.
cording to a telegram from Washing
ton Other guests will be Gov. Eber-
hardt. OF Minnesota; Attorney-Gen-
eral Fellows, Job T.. Hedges, Gov.
Ferris, Macklyn Arbuckle. and Joseph
Terrell, the latter Of Chicago So rar,
$40 reservations have been made, aud
there is room for only 40 more peo-
pie.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-08
ADVERTISING MAN
TAKES new PLACE
J. A. Stuart, Well-Known Ex-
pert, Becomes Associated With
X. A. Carmichael < Co.

j. A. Stuart, formerly advertising
manager OF the j. l.. Hudson CO. ana
for the past nine years manager OF
severed his connection with the lat.
ter concern and has acquired an IN.
terest in r. A. Carmichael 4 CO..
manufacturers OF toilet goods and
family remedies. He has been elect
ed secretary and treasurer OF the
company and will serve as assistant
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-08

70 give = beggar a meal ticket for
such a place. You may have the OPP
portunity Of doing great piece OF
educational work"
Mr. Banchor remarks. while I
believe this 10 be good educational
work. think | could make the res.
taurant pay
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-08

Thrice blessed is the man who is
proof against all else but religious
said the Rev. NJ. S. Rice,
in the North Woodward Methodist
church. DR. Rice said the life OF
Daniel should be a guide to all men
for Daniel could leave all doors
open" and had no past"
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