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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-17
Senator SitdjtOd fir GinmuuOcrer.

g8aibington, 9. g., II. WlQr5.-
Senator 6ithtod bon 9tebrasfa 6at
iib i'm 9lltereiie BON jrpei Ginwan-
oerern, Die IN CmaGo Do6nen lnt0
ausgenieien rper0eu ioIleu, NIT Gem
@iupanOerimgsbiiro in Gerbinoltng
geiebt Gs limo eiu "A Sabre alter
griehiiter anabe 2eoniOas Siere'
mebli8, im0 ,5rau gIuua Selinet.
Der anabe ioll mlsgeUieieH luers
oeu neil er mtgebIib ju 0ieIe
StunOen in eiuem SdubpuBloOcn
arbeiten nluB Sem 6nlbbruoer
ober be6Qlptet, 0aB er Die Sdlule
beiude uno nm md6reuo Der 9iu.
Be3eit G6ube pube Der Giniunn.
oerltrtasiuipettor Der sen san III.
terildt 6at, iaat, oaB Der Solb-
brlloer 25 Gents bon ieinenl 2obn
ncbmc, ober es bciBt anOercricitS,
OaB 2eonioos mr 81 peroicne mo
oieIeS @elo iii einer 8nnf 0eponirt
meroc.
SIN Sale Der 6rau 9luna ,5cIi.
net beiBt es, oaB iie iif nidt iclbit
ltnter6alten fonhe, dber q. &oro.
cef erflGrt, oaB Miittel fir ihrcu
llnterbalt poraelebei Into. 5te Eat.
te 3lpoIf Sabre in ben Ser Stonteu
9elebt utD batte Damn ote alte Sci.
motb beiud1t
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-17
sauOftnrm Bcrftrcnt acIep's 9lrmec

SocrQncnt0, G0I, II. Wars r
Gin Itarfcr SauOIhlrn bat Die
aeQeb'ihe glrntee pon 9lrbeitsloien,
oie aln llfer Oe5 SutrauGnto 5SluIs
les laqcrte, lette g}dAt in ale Biu.
Sc seritreut, lmO es iiuO BON Den
1900 Wtonn MIR nod etpa 300
beiiammen. 0tan gIuu6t baB Der
Rarif nu9 g8ai9iugtou duigege6en
iDer0en miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-17
aniier berfLaat @lnnGtnsIleilsr

Berlin, II. @t0rj, Ger go.
tiouaIaeitiing 5ufolge bat Die arO'
ne eegeit iiniere iogenaunten @Iml-
benSbciIer (@eilnobeter) in gerbin.
Ouna NIT oem fiir5lid) eriolgtcu
3coc BON 5pei prominenten Sdnl,.
ipieIerinnen cine 9lnfloge ange.
Itrengt.
Tie sstnuen litten al elmer hro'
niiHen aroltfbeit truO ipuroeu Der
nnIobt, ibren bebonoeInoen glr3t
al etttIolien. Begen ibrer Bronti-
netts erreete ibr 3oo oQgemeihe
Mnfmerfianfeit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-17
glmerifaner crmorOet.
so6nntSrOerin itir6t int Gcfansnif

Gbicngo, II. Dtar5. ,Sralt
9opiiIa 2nt6Ioif, oie am 28. 5ebru.
ar iduIoig befnnbeu ipuroe, ibren
Sobn ipegen Der 9ebensperiide.
rungsiiinme pergiitet gu 5ubeu, uuO
su 25 Sya6ren 3uht6au5 perur.
tbeiIt woroen mar, lit lebte g}aht
i'm bieiigen GopntbgefdnaniB geitor.
ben. GO ipnroe Ddbreno Der Ser
bonoIung 9etpeismaterial borge.
braht, mn 5u Seigcn oaB iie oer-
iudt bate, fiinf onoere 6anliIien.
ftitglieber 5u pergiiten. Bon 13
ipabrenO Der lebten 3 Sabre Oes
WaoroeS ongefIagten 6ralten mar
iie bic einBige @erurtbeilte.
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ct, Gatrid's GnrnOe Obne 8eiblid-
felt.

gten gorf, II. Ndr3. - 0as
5eitfoutite bat Den 6ralenorgani-
iotionen Die GbeiInabme an Der 8a-
raoe perpeigert Die 5nffragetteu
noreu NIT Dem &erbot gerneiut. 8ie
Barooe beitano ans 10000 BerO.
men uno 40 aapeaen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-17
rUinttrr~ 5Outs a6gcidlubcn,
Inter Stalcitnng bon Colonel ",
VI. 1aUiS aadJ 5enDcr
trnnSpOrtirt.

DenBcr. Sol, ~. Narj. - Die
i'm aan3cn 9auoe bctauitte 9lrbdter.
daitdtorin aMitter" 5oue5 puroG
acitern glbcno alf einen 3ng ocr
Snutn sc gobn aebradlt unO uHter
gegleitiina bon Sol. ~. u. Gapia
bon 6er Colorado AaiionalgarOu
nadl 9enDcr iiberiil6rt
Soiort muroc fe in 1cuucr nadj
einem Sotcl aebradjf Sie mar
iebr crregt no ertl1rtr, OaB iie
bnl0 nod Dem Strritgcbiet 5nriid.
fc6rcn meror. 1anu begnb ie i'd
~ @onO. e. ". glmmons.
gglnttcr" Comes pirO ;uriidft6rtn.
Genucr, Sol. n. 0drj. .g}iit-
Ter" Cones beitcbt icit ourauj Die.
Der nad Dem 5trcitgcbiet 5ariid
5cfebreh obnobG fe ielblt 3uaicbt,
oaB lie ioiort pie0er berboitet mer.
ben miro. G5 ici ibr HeGt ais
giiraer Der Ser. Stnoten, bin5upe.
ben. no eS ibr beIicbe. lln0 mnn
lab es 6en bIibenOrn blauen glugen
Der begeiitcrten Greilin an, oaB es
ibr bitterer Grnit I'M Die Gofc Der
gIrbeiter iei. Sie periicherte Dem
@ouoerneur, oaB lie INIT ibrer WiiI-
ion iortfabren umo fiir Die drnuen
imo 9iu0er Der Streifer iorgen iuer.
De-.
Sic bate cine 5pei Stltnoen m1b-
renoe llnterreoung NIT @ou0erneur
e. 81 2lnmons, ben iie fiir ibre
(5efougenidait lrf0 anoere gor.
fonmniiic iu Der @eiti6tr oes
Streifes bcrnnttuortlid bielt. @d6-
reno ,Dlutter" S5oncs bcbollptet, ooB
ibr beio6leu ippr0e. IriniOdo 5lt
uerIaiien iogen Der @oitoeruatr uno
GeuernI Gbuie, 0nB iie ibrc Gin.
gegebcn babe, mad 9euner
81 geber, neun Der @ouDerneur tBr
enie llnterreoumg geitatten DerOe.
@d6reno Der llnterre0nng nit
Dem @oubernrur iagte iie OieieuL
ooB iie unh 3rinibao 5ltriiffebren
iperoe, Doruuf Der @ouberuelr Jag.
tc, er boffe, Dob lie Die @eiete nidt
meroe ooer mas tbun,
lpoour6 llnruben In Der Streifre.
gion eHtitc6en fonnten.
.@latter" e5ones IengnRt ftiht,
oab lie @cipaIt beiiirportet. sic
ite5f iidaleg MD GHf 5em Stdsto4
punft aIS oannIs, mo iie in ibrer
Reoe III BeIt girginia iogte: nSpart
guer @cLO slnO fault gl6 @etue6.
re-. 9ie ii 3par aegen gtutper.
gieBelL ober ipefm Der Staot 8l11tr
brnoe oniuerbe, lint Die grbeiter
nieocridieBeu 81 laiien, ioqten Die
2trbeiter ibre Seine beIhGben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-17
stolpert iibcr 93rnOer's eeidlt.

1aulor 9rpioH in Council 8lllff5
Bate SamItag gl6eno @Bpanreu fir
Somtoq eingefnlift unO aing Den
gobn9eleiieu entlang nod Suus, als
er BON einem gabn3uge getroffert
uno allgenblittIid getootet tDnr0e
Sein Soalbbruoer 8ern 8rDion
aing oenielben 8fab, ais ct pI0b-
lid iiber ben 2eidnon Oas grubers
itolperte. Ger Gorper mar in Stiide
arr1Oert. aber Die lebloieu tSitlger
bieItcn nod Sie Ginf1llfc fir oas
Sonniagsno6I mipanI1.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-17
9nr,e StaOtnenisFeiter

Serr gmiI 81. 8ieH Sc:
9ierbrouerarbeiter u 1873
@ereins, bat feline 8' mad
320S iiioI. 90. StrnBe uerIegt, mo-
rouf auc gereinsmiteli9 oufnerf
Jam senodt iino. elepbot
lit 9feb 1890.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-17
stnrm nnS SprinafIntfen.

Baris, II. N1r5. = Gin fiirhs
terIider Sturm ipiitbete an 6onrl-
tag au Der aiiite Der gaormonOie
inO 8retagne; aud wuroe cine
Spriugflltb beobahtet, tpie iie ieit
40 Sabreu nidt oagepeien it,
3ablrei6e 20rier iteben unter 8ai-
fer, mo piete @e611Oe iino ger.
it0rt poroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-17

0icu, H. Dldr3. Gas inrdlt
bare Sofpaiier bot i'm unguriider
sonlitat 0loro Diaro5 uid)t weuigeI
ais 60 Ortihajicn 5critort Dleb.
rcre DieHid)en limo babel crtrlulleu
peute begonn in Scmber9. @ali,
3ien, Der reue SpionaaeprojcB &C.
am nclm nnacflagtc Gniien, iDeIdlc
iilr ibre ylcgieumg @ebcimoienitr
geleiiiet baber loleu
Der @icncr 3iegeIcibcijbrr ga.
ron StrabIcnoori rUuroe iuttcr gln'
fIage oc5 grpreiiuu9sperilheS an
Der @r1iin 8ero eltcrbn5n ocrbaitct.
Gr botte oo5 Edgebud Der @rdliu
gritoblcn un0 oam nrrinht, S0,'
600 aronen non ibr 81 erpreiien
inter Der Grobung, anoernlalls oas
Eagcbuh an 8erlpanote 8u ilber9beu
Nus Qrng miro gemcloct, onB ein
6er befannten S1naeriu emma &c.
itinn geboriaes SdloB megen elmer
groben Sdulo Der Sanaeriu inter
CHARACTERIZATION geiteQt morocu iet
ouf glntrag Der gu6peier Dor.
idmBfoiic Die Sangerin ielbit ic.
oodJ beitreitet, o1B ibr onS 5dIoB
9rbore, mo io1t, oniielbe iei bonn
Sanger @ilp eriporbcu norocn.
Berlin, II. DlGrj. - Die gldt-
ter qcocnfcn oes groBen Marineitns
gIiid i'm Safen uon 2lpia, geiteru
Dor % Sabreu. Su aicI idno cine
Griunerlngsieier Der lleberIebeu0en
itatt.
Gie gRlnhcner 9lbeno3citung"
Qi6t, aber nit gorbehalt, Oas @e.
riiht micoer, onB Der icit Der Gng.
lanoin6rt neridpm6eue beriibmte
Grfinoer Or. GieIel, bon Dem cs
ciniae Gage nafber bicB, oaB ieiRe
Seihe unlern oes bolouoiiheu @e.
ltaoes getunocn iporoeu iei, nod am
gcben briiuoe. mo oaB er cine neue
ge1ritnOet babe, pie aus
ciucm aus aanaOn eingctrofienen
,griefc bcrporgeben ioG,
(Ir. Diciel mar in 9roBet gelo.
Iihen Sdlpierigfeiten qeI0eien; itio
Is Bate .Derlaatst, 60 siei sorIae's4f
bon eiucm iibcr 0at britiihen adial
fabreuoeu 0umpier aeiprlmgen)
Die raoIuiidDe Setting" Oenlen.
tirt balbonttIid bic YteIoung beIgis
ider gIdtter, oaB Die Ocutihcn
Rbeintruppeu, in ger6inoung NIT
ben angeoronetcn llebnaen, oui
ooIlen ariegsiuB gc6radt Diiroen.
3iemlides 9luiic5eu erregt Elm
8ciduaOerflug Uon fiinf 0oppel.
oedcrn in0 orei Rumplertauben,
-ntcr Jiibruuq oe5 0bcriten Gbers
jorot, pom StrnBburq aus nod
5rci6urA mo Die oortigc ,5licgers
trlppe belid)tigt nuroe; bic Slug
nai6inan febrten 6am cir3eln 5u.
rid. lilies qing mic am Stnilrd)en.
BIT 9aurugarten, IN 0Ictleuburgs.
brannte cine Shuittcrfas
C nie0er, uno A aiuoer fomen %.
]ei I'm.
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9amp6letreaen anil E4niaIidts 9aar

2onoon, II. Mars. 8abrenO
acnig George unD ieine @emoBlin
elmer 9oriteaitng in elmer Nsuiifbal.
le beiipobnten lieB cine friegcriide
SufIrdgetfe, Die iiber Oct fOfngiiAerf
2oge itatlo, einen 9fegen BON Suif-
ragettenliteratitr los. Ginige go.
pierre fielen auf oes aonigs Sdul-
fern.
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@rndltr cs mi Ia .Iahre.

4eniacola, 8luy II. g}or3. -
,yicuc Goolc0 peIher oollc tt1
Sabre alt gemorocn iein foil, itorb
in icinem 6ciuL int 6lorioa'cr
GountD G5conbia. @r mar in Silo
Carolina geboreu lmo bate iibcr
100 GnIel.
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gjeran6te SDnarefmann.

0noenport, So, II. 0tdr3. =
5orneS DlcaeebD, Ser bier tuegen
5traBenraubes in 9aft itBt, Bat
oem Chicago Geteftib @. S. Sui.
libau eingeitnnoeu, oaB ct Iesten
8iuter Den friiberen aongreBnann
gopar0 S Stod in Chicago beraubt
ba5e. gr geitdn0 aud ein @iit.
gIfeo elmer 8anoe au iein, Die in
Chicago gtlttoniobile itabIen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-17
8anes Grflarnna infrieOenIteIlenO.

g8aibiuatou, T. Widr3. Yrd.
lioent @ilion bot bic 'Grfldrtlng oe5
orncrifaniiden gotidoiters 9oge IN
gnglano betreffs ieiner 45ananla5on-
reoe sufrieoengeitellt uno er betrad-
tet oen 6oG fir geihloiien iopeit
oie Communication IN ;Sraac fomnt.
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stapitan nuO ] alatrOIen ertrnnfen

Qonoon II. @tor5. Die ihipe-
oilhe garfe Grifoliunl ltranoete
lebte g}adt an 2on0s gnO 8opi-
tan Slieu lmo fiulf Mtatroien er-
tranfen SedlS 2eute Der 9eioBnng
tpnroem gerettet. Ger aiilte ent-
lang mlroen biele fleine 5abr5eu-
ge Our9 Oen Stnrnl aerItprt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-17
sdLna bic snffrnatttc nieOer,
t5la89op, Sdottlon0, II, Widr

@lasgotp, Sfottlau6, II, Didrj.
~ On Synmes Comm, Der @efang-
niBtommiiidr non S6ottlauo, idIug
cine 5ufirogette, Die ibn NIT elmer
SunOepeitihe nngriif. nit eihcHt
mobIge3ielten 1anitihlng nieoer, Or.
9oiDn lit Elm geiiirporter Der ge.
nnltiamen 5peiium. Sic Suiirds
arttc lpltroc uerbnitet.
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ailnalidle Wildl.

NonoorL II. Wlor8. = SS5ll Der
Ktrnes miro one Gnt6edllng zines
9erIobrens IN einetn 2onooner de
nliiden Goboratorium mitgetleilt.
.Die man aus Der SoDn 8obne auf
ipntbctiide1n @ese cine RENE. nabr.
bate whIh beriteaen fmln ebpn.
inlls altsoe3eidrete Butter mo SO.
ie.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-17
tt5 slo6re alt.

2iberaG, g}o., II. @dr3. SSSrt
9[tler oon tt5 S5abren 1T IN ieinGr
8obnltng 3eurp 0ormamu eeitor-
ben. 5amilienreforOs 8eigerL ooB er
am 10 S5anuar 1899 in Steuben
Gountp, q. 3. ge6oren mar.
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Gtneral l)iua
bran6t Aitgtr!
RtridDtc - Observation-Disclosures
untrr Itrrngrt 3eninr.

Gl gsoio, 3eras, IL. Mldr5. -
&eneroI giaa bot stapitan 5oli.
hos, Dem 6lieaer Der giebelenar.
nee, .telreropbirt, DAB CT nit iei.
nem Nppornt innerbolb piernno.
&tinben in Gbibnn6ua icin ioae
NRan Bat aud in @rfabrung &c.
btodjt, Oab Der oreipo6entlihe
Baiiogieroierit 3fpiihen SyIarej inO
Gbibu1huo eiuaeiteIt iei. 0a Die
gobnslae fir ben 1rllppaltrnus.
port nod Dem Siioen benotbigt iinO.
gns oieien beioen Gh1tinbru laBt
Ii4 cftnehmsn. boB General 9iau
begerig III. ieiiteit gIugrtff uui
bic fo6proliitiiden SteIlimgen bel
Iorreoa az beginner.
@enernl glnaeIes, Der glrtineries
crpert, Der pon bier geiiern nat
CHIHUAHUA obreilte. ion nod einer
aonFerer5 NIT giaa o6uc 3ogerirug
nah Der 5ront iueiter gereiit iein
Gte ieniuttoneIlen Nieloirugen iiber
groBe Sdjlohten no ihmereu Wten.
itlenperluit ourn Spreugen BON Gi.
ienbabnsiigen limo unbeitdtigt mo
pwcroen 1T offi3ieaen arrieu gelcug.
uRt, cbenialls Ourh aorreiponOenten
0fr gliiociateo greB III CHIHUAHUA.
es miro eenleIoet, oar Die gabn.
Mfiidlsu Gnglc Bar 1mO Iorreon
nodl often it, 9ic5 benefit mad
Ahiidlt non eIieubobnbromten. odB
hsbcr bci Iorreon nod feline be-.
aFatcnoen Sample itnttgciimoeu bos
DIT
81 Scr 5clegrapbcnoiiicc in ,Slla.
fes mnr0e betrciis Der gciteru cine
afliibrten 6enhr erfldrt, OaB Die.
iglbc id) mcbr aui bic Qielge Der
10h aorraipoHoeitteu ubgcionoten
'Rfidjir be3ight. als nui Die Gua.
lis6t.
Eppaiition gcgen Garran5a.
aio9aics. Arii.. H. gl1r5. Il
Ter aiciiac aoniul Der Stonititutio.
nella. Aiec1r0o @aDon lit megenI
N1aaqds aH Suupathle nut (3cHcrol
earrauja. 6rlu 6iibrer Der Soniti.I
ftioa1liiten, abncieet mOr0en 9tl
ieiur S,gIle tritt 4 Z gluaDa uoul
Liirion
es TIT icit cimacr Belt cine Ser.
i1porimg neaeu GorrnBa i'm @au'
&C 9liamc gouitlue, Grs0ltnI.
iicr I'M proniioridcn aobinct Der
9le0eacn mo 9llbcrt 8cna, friibcr
ncrifoltiidcr StaatsienatOr, luurOen
nm 5omiiag inter Der geidulOi.
aiuq perbaitet. 0aB tie ge9en Gar.
rau5a cine @erihmorlng angefti1tet
bdtten.
amerifaner crmOroet,
,Silarea Ulerifo, II. 0idr5. -
Oscar anen, Elm 2lmeritouer, muroc
fiir5fid in gcarion, gbibuabun. ais
9aihe aufgeitnoen. Sein Sd)d.
0cI me- nit elmer art aeipolten.
glacn ma aus Eera5 acbiirtia. ST
mar bel Der gooero 50. ais g9dh.
ter angeitellt
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lIasarns idlredIidIc SOdlflat6cH.

In einrm aOmitat 60 crtidaften
5erit6rt. - gSirncr 3irarleibe.
iiher inter 6rprtiiuHaStlaBr, -
gerldrnlSrie SaHgrrin. - 3r.
9irirl iOa nudJ am grbru nuO in
aanGOa icin. ~ 25.iabriaer Sr'
0rnftna OrS 6lOttcnnngliids in
glpin. SrnHOnnslild in Yled'
lcnbnra.
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@ettrrGeridlt.

SG0n bente 9(ben0 un0 Mtittiuod);
etlpas faIter abenos.
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The Omaha Tribune, Daily
and Weekly, Is recognized as
the best and most influential
foreign advertising medium IA
Nebraska.
Mountain advocate., 1914-10-30

higher citizenship, mark" to individuality and
blessing to mankind
Sincerely and fraternaly,
W c. BLACK,
Grand High Priest
DR.. Black succeeded by Judge Rhodes Of
Richmond KentuckyD Black nominated for Grand
Junior Warden and made nice showing predict that Mt
the next Grand Lodge he will be elected high position in
the craft
Mountain advocate., 1914-10-30
LOVING CUP

After the devotional exercises in
chapel at Union ColIsge, Wednesday
morning, Rev l. X OverIey gave a
very helpful aud interesting talk on
Friendship. at the close OF this he
presented to Prof Ports, who is soon
to leave the school having resigned
his position as President, a loving
cup. This was a gift from the
faculty. students and friends OF Prof
Ports and the college, who are
grateful to him for the splendid ser,
vice he has rendered the school and
its patrons. Not few are exceed
ingly sorry to have him leave
Mountain advocate., 1914-10-30
IN HONOR OF
PROF PORTS

Last Friday evening the science
classes of Union College entertained
in honor Of Prot Ports. the Facdlty,
Revs Vim Jones, OF Raglan, S F
Kelley and Mr. a NJ Decker. After
some interesting games in the lab
oratory refreshments were served in
the hall joining the laboratory. In
serving, receptacles from the labor
atory were used. Chocolate was
served in test tubes, tweezers were
used instead of forks, and jello was
served on lantern slide mounts.
The souvenirs oil the occasion were
tadpoles preserved in iormaliu.
This proved a very delightful oc.
casion, and one which the members
OF the class hope will help to prove
to Prot Ports their gratitude to
him and good wishes for his success
and happiness
Mountain advocate., 1914-10-30
THE CHURCHES
M. E. Church

Our Sunday School is growing,
the attendance is almost double
what it was during the summer
months. Come out next Sunday
at 8 80 a. M, and enjoy an hour
with us singing beautiful hymns
and studying Gods word.
Preaching at II 100 a. m. and
Z 100 p. M, by the pastor. Spe-
cial music, QUARTET and duet in
thu morning and a duet at night.
The Sunday school orchestra will
also play at night. All are cor
daily invited to attend these
services.
t. r. Overley, Pastor.
Mountain advocate., 1914-10-30
FACULTY PICNIC

Last Monday afternoon the lacul.
ty of Union College gave an auto
mobile picnic at the Fair Ground in
honor of Prof and Mrs Ports. A
camp fire was built over which a
camp dinner was cooked, aud the
meal was served and disposed of in
true camp style, The automobiles
for the occasion were furnished by
Charlie BLACK. K II hewitt, vader
Mcdonald and A d Smith.
Mountain advocate., 1914-10-30
FOOD SALE

The Ladies Aid of the Christian
church will hold a food sale on
Wednesday before Thanksgiving,
They will have on sale on that
date everything that's good TO
eat and wih.be glad TO serve all
their friends. Pies, Cakes, ice
cream, Chicken and many other
good things 10 eat. Come 10
and get your Thanksgiving din.
ner. Place of sale TO be an.
nounced latter.
Mountain advocate., 1914-10-30
Christian Church.

The usual services will be held
at the Court House next Sunday.
The subject of the morning ser
mon will be Before the Thrown"
and The Kingdom Complete"
win be the subject for the even
ing. All are invited; we can al
ways find room for a few more
at our services. Come and warm
a chair for US.
j. w. Lyon, Minister.
Mountain advocate., 1914-10-30

When the chest feels on fire and
the throat burns, you have indiges.
ton, and you need HERBINE to get
rid of the disagreeable feeling. IL
drives out badly digested food,
strengthens the stomach and puri6ss
the bowels. Price SOC. Sold By I.
Frank Hawp. Barbourville, Ky.
adv.
Mountain advocate., 1914-10-30
CHRISTMAS BAZAAR

The Ladies' Aid of the First
N. +, Church will hold their
Annual Christmas Bazaar be-
ginning December 18th. 1t has
not been decided how long the
Bazaar viii continue but will be
announced later. Don't fail to
visit the Bazaar.
Mountain advocate., 1914-10-30
OUR DEAD

This Grand Chapter like other large body of will lose
by death with each of its members and the rule
of expectancy the grim reaper since last met in annual
VOCATION has gathered unto His Of Companions
the Mansion Of Truth, and all have to
believe that their work good and square they have
gained firm abode in that eauul city beyond the skies
Although official family remains blessed in health and
Officer filling his station here tonight yet there
notable vacancies the stage this evening the demise
Past Grand High Priests Henry Bowck and John W. Lam
These good Companions have passed down the
of Time to the gate called Faith which opens upon the
broad plain of Salvation leading its happy pilgrims and
ward that eternal realm of JOY and where their bors
will continually enlarge and goicaon become blesedy
pTeme.
trust that have kept the faith and instrument in
hands in at least accomplished good for
Graft IL journey throughout the
jurisdiction have here and there seeds of enthusiasm and
into receptive soil prepared by personal attention aud
picaon, will then count ground and ambition
realized shall step back into the ranks of workmen
whence and with ready hand continue the
tive plain of the Royal Craft trust that the Grand
Chapter Of Kentucky will blossom the be boon and
Mountain advocate., 1914-10-30
Ladies' Aid NJ. E. Church

the next meeting of the Ladies'
Aid of the First NJ. Z. Church
will be held in the home of Mrs.
John Dixon on Main street.
Meeting begins at half past two.
Mountain advocate., 1914-10-30
Ladies' Aid
Christian Church

The Ladies' Aid Of the Chris
tian Church will hold their an
nual Bazarr on the 18th and 18th
OF December. Every body in
yited, come and buy your Christ
mas presents.
Mountain advocate., 1914-10-30
Presbyterian

Rev ] II Blackburn will preach at
700 o'clock Sunday night. Every
body cordially invited to come out
and worship with us
Mountain advocate., 1914-10-30
A REQUEST

Our correspondents are request
ed to send in their matter not
later than Wednesday OF each
week, as we cannot get these
matters in when received op
Thursday, or Friday morning.
Mountain advocate., 1914-10-30
Address of Grand High Priest

M e. Grand High Priest VIM. Carson Black delivered the
following address:
To the Companions of the Grand Chapter Of Keptncky
We mindful of the fact that approach
short links of Masonic e that with each step of time
drawn to the Alpine enlarged power numerical strength
and with vastly greater possibilities before From the day that
James Moore occupied the Grand East Grand High
Priest down this good year Lord hundred and
fourteen perhaps have assembled in annual invocation
Grand Officers Past Grand High Priests Representatives and
Companions under aupciou or brighter prospects,
This spirit progress, planted very midst dove
of the morning good dug of peace and plenty of arch
building and adrotness Chapters 49, and
membership quite thousand While the Grand Architect of
Universe has led way and holiness the Lord
tongue and in the heart of every Mason man.
America home the free and land ohe brave peace with
the entire world and that internal strife turmoil appear
upon the horizon to break down walls of civilization of
supremacy of educational enlightenment of sacred
home ties and family union and pile them the ruins
of madness and greed alter eshnes destruction and
despair.
We have this blessed that with "A Wel
with Companions and peoples of distracted Europe chap
of wholly different from this is the daily record of
May they look speedily the Angel of Light for
quick and satisfactory settlement of their nlamaory disturb
ances and violence of time that peace EARTH good will
men, will rend the air herald peace and
industry with all the warning Continental Europe and
also with GU neighbors below the Rio Grande.
Mountain advocate., 1914-10-30
DIR. WILLIAM CARSON BLACK
Past Grand High Priest.

The Grand Chapter of Masous held its meeting Louisville,
Ky Tuesday and Wednesday Of last week. with DIR. William
Carson Black this city, presiding Most Excellent High
he has made of the best howngs this capacity
other preceding him. he delivered his address Tuesday
evening in the Masonic Theaer, which part follows
Milford chronicle., 1914-09-25
Me-. Wilson Thanks Senate.

President Wilson conveyed to tho
senate his thanks for the resolution
of sympathy adopted by that body on
the death Of Mrs. Wilson. He sent the
following message:
"Gentlemen of the Senate have
received al the hands Of the secretary
of the senate the resolutions Of sym
pathypassed upon the occasion OF t. e
death of Mrs. Wilson II was yegy
gracious of lou to think OF me i'm my
hour OF deep a0lic'iou, and thank
you with sincere gratitude Il Is com
forting 10 me to think that gs are
comrades in the conduct of life as in
the conduct OF the nations business
and that we are bound together in
human sympathy as men as well rs
in duty as servants Of the people.
Your coutesy and thoughrlness l
deeply appreciate.
"U OODROW WILSON"