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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17

malaa pelkaavainen mics. Jolla
on todistus kaikelta Juudaan
kansalta. Huom.! Korneliuskaan
eli ollut vanhurskas Jumalan e.
dessa. Taman todistaa hyvin Sc
selvasti, eta Pietarin taytyi ha-
nellie tulla juuri sentahden saar-
naamaan Jumalan evankeliumia,
eta hankin tulisi siksi vanhurs-
kaaksi, joka Jumalan> odessa KEEL
paa. Apostoli Paavali my0skin
puhuu itse uskon-isasta Abraha-
mista. Room. A: 2. Jos Abra-
ham on t0iden kautta vanhurs-
kaaksi tullut, min hanella on
kerskaamista, vaan Ell Jumalan
odessa" Room. A: 2. Selvasti
sis Raamattu todistaa ettei yk-
sikaan itsessaan ole vanhurskas
Jumalan odessa.
Veljeydella: jaime K.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17
Ri kukaan ole
VanhurSkaS.

Jumalan avulla asetamme ylla
olevan lauseen Raamatun sanan
rinnalle. Onko tama sana Oh
keen ia Raamatullinen? Epaile-
malta taytyy jokaisen min
my0ntaa, eta Sc tosi on. Sen to-
distaa kyllin selvasti seuraavat
Raamatun todistukset. "Herra
MAXI pahuuden suureksi maan
paalla ia kaikki Hanen sydamen-
sd aivoitus oil ainoastaan paha
joka aka. Moos. 6: 5. Kuka
l0ytaa puhtaan niitten seasta
kussa eli puhdasta ole. job. ID:
4. Mika on ihminen eta han o.
lisi hurskas, (oikia vanhurskas)
joka vaimosta syntynyt on?
Katso, Hanen pyhainsa seassa Ell
ole yhtaan nuhteetonta! Taivaat
eli ole puhtaat Hanen edessaan.
Kuinka paljon ennemin ihmi-
men on kauhia ia ikea perkeleen
morsian, joka juo vaaryytta
niinkuin vetta. Me olemme kaik-
XII saastaisia. ia kaikki meidan
vanhurskautemme on min kuhn
saastainen waite. Jes. Ga: 6.
"Herra katsoi taivaasta ihmis-
ten lapsia nahdaksensa, jos joku
ymmartaisi eli etsisi Jumalaa;
mutta he ovat kaikki poikenneet
pois ia kaikki ovat kelvottomiksi
tulleet eli ole yhtakaan joka hy-
vaa tekee, eli ainoatakaan." Ps.
Id: 2-3. Kun apostoli esittaa
ylla olevaa Raamatun paikkaa
roomalaisille 3: 10, min han sa-
moo avian suoraan: Ell ole ken
kaan vanhurskas eli yksikaan.
ESana "Kaikki" tarkoittaa koko
mailman ihmisia. Kun apostoli
samoa: eel yksikaan", Sc tarkoit-
taa sta ettei yhtaan ihmista ole
koko maailmassa vanhurskasta.
Eik0s tama ole kyllin selvaa
kielta. Joka vaan tahtoo mutt
kittelematta alistua Jumalan sa-
nan allie, min hanen taytyy en-
pimatta suostua tunnustamaan:
luonnostaan eli yksikaan ihminen
ole vanhurskas Jumalan odessa.
lama on yksityinen ia yhteinen
permits kaikilla Aatamin lapsilla.
Vaikka kaikkina aikoina on 10y
tynyt ihmisia, jotka ovat itse
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17
- noista, armOrikasta joulua
t0ivotamme kaikille lukij0illem-
me ia kaikille ihmisille!

Oikastava. PASTOR J. Huus-
kosen kirjoituksessa taman nu-
meron Is sivulla Raamatunlau-
seessa on: "Jotka valkeutta ra-
kastavat. Pitaa ola: "valhet-
ia rakastavat". JOS lukia huo-
maa toisiakin latoma virheita,
pyydetaan ne lukiessaan hyvan-
tahtoisesti korjaamaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17
Kaikellaisia kiriapainot0i

Kaikellaisia kirjapainot0i-
ia tehdaan nyt %joutuin Auttajan
kirjapainossa, katsokaa ilmoitus-
ia kolmannellatoista sivulla.
Seurakunnat ia nuorisoseurat
seka kaikki Observation-Disclosures
ty0ta rakastavat, teettakaa nyt
kirjapainoty0nne etupaassa
Auttajan kirjapainossa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17

- Observation-Disclosures xii
famine runsaista kirjeistanne,
mita olette tahankin numeroon
lahettaneet, lahettakaat edel-
leenkin kirjeita, Mile nyt Aut-
tajan suurennettua on kylliksi tt
laa, ne mahtuvat sta my0ten
lehteen, kun ne nellie saapuu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17

Rientakaa nyt ennen vuo-
den loppua uudistamaan Autta-
jan tilaukset ia tilaamanan Aut-
tajaa ne, joille lehteamme Ell vie
Ia tule. Kootkaat ystavat uu-
STA tilauksia Auttajalle Naissa
kaikissa on sopiva kayttaa IL
lauslappua, mika on taman sivun
alanurkassa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17

= Pastori j. Huuskonen, asu-
va Menehgassa, MINI. on nellie
tulleitten tietojen mukaan va
littu Leadin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ia Lake, Nordeniin, etela Dako-
tassa, papiksi. Mama seurakun-
nat ovat olleet jonkun aikaa IL
man vakituista pappia. - Pas
tori Altman, kuten hanen kir-
jeestaan tassa numerossa nakyy,
hoitaa nykyisin Roc Sprinigsin
ia Holman seurakuntaa Wyomin-
gissa.
"Joulu- Rauhaa" on viela
jalella, kiiruhtakaa tilaamaan
ennenkun loppuvat.
- Hauskaa JOulua ia armOri-
kasta uutta vuOtta y~stavillemme
toivoo:
Hanna ia Julio Haakana ia
lapset
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17

vAiA0 Auulld 01olic oJ ouiiiu-
jen maassa. Sanat kuuluvat
nellie viela ia ne kaikuvat rau-
haa maahan j. ihmisifle hyvaa
tahtoa.
Siinapa snkin nyt kysymys:
tarvitsevat Ollakeen onnellisia,
onko tama Sc rauha, mita ihmi-
set tarvitsevat oIlakseen onnell.,
van kateuden ia kaiken pahuu-
den. Silta Sc eli nayttanyt silloin,
kun Jeesus mailman sYntyi.
Maailma etsi omaansa, Sc haki
iloa Observation-Disclosures. Harvat
odottivat kaivattua, joka oil jo
lahes A tuhatta vuotta sitten
luvattu. Harvat olivat valmiit
Hanta vastaan ottamaan. Min
oil tama taivaallinen valo ahtaal-
la maailmassa, ettei sille sijaa
l0ytynyt muualla kuhn seimessa.
Min on asia viela nytkin. Jou-
luna tosin juhlitaan, mutta Oh
klein 10 meidankin kansan kesken
hirmuisella vimmalla v~astuste-
taan tata joulun valoa. Sitten
toiset ovat valinpitamatt0mia Ia
han valkeuteen maiden. Kuhn
ka moni huolii tasta valosta?
Monta on kutsuttu, harvat ovat
valitut. Nutta Jesus on sama
ijankaikkisesti. Sauna valo Han
on nytkin kun oil Betlehemin
paimenille. Taivaan sana kaiut-
taa saman ihanan puhtaan save
leen kun silloinkin. Joulu on
ASA. Sinulle on syntynyt Vapah-
taja. Han on elaman kirkkaus.
Han on itse Herra taiaasta. Ia
ma kurjuutesi pimeyden ia on
nettomuuden hetkella, luO kat
seesi tahan Herman. Hanen
kadessaan on voitto. Hanen sa-
nassaan kuuluu: "En nina Sinua
kuolemalle anna" Ketaan Han
eli hylkaa. Danielilla Ell ollut ha-
taa jalopeurain luOlaSsa. KOl-
mella miehella Ell ollut hataa tu-
lisessa patsissa. Pietari paastet-
tin vankeudesta ia ry0vari sal
pahuutensa tahden kuOlemaan
tuomittuna ristilla, uskoa syn
tinsa anteeksi. Jesus samoa:
"Joka mipun tyk0ni tulee, sta
en- nina heita ulos.
Juuri tana aikana on meidan
onnemme Jeesuksessa. Ella usko
sta, mita maailma samoa ia O.
ma epaileva sydamesi. Taydym-
me uskoa Jeesuksesta, jonka
s~yntymajuhlaa taas vietamme,
joke hyvaa tai pahaa. Senpa
vuoksi kysyn lukijani: Mita pa
haa on Jesus sinulle tehnyt, ct
tet Hanen voimaansa usko? Mo-
net sanovat: "Mita hyvaa Han
sitten on tehnyt uskoakseni Ha-
neen?" Historic todistaa Ha-
nesta ia Hanen toistaan: Kaik-
kia aqua t~arvitsevia Han aut-
tot. Vaaryytta ia p%anetusta Sc
ka kateutta eli Hanen suustaan
kuultu. Kukaan eli karsinyt ha-
men pahuudestaan. Mutta SUI
ret joukot tulivat Hanesta onnel-
llsiksi. Sairaat saivat tervey-
tensa, kuten ennustus kuuluu:
"Kuurot kuulevat, kuolleet he
raavat ia k0yhille saarnataan e.
vankeliumia." = Sitten katso-
tampa maailmaa jalkeen Hanen
taivaaseen astumisensa. Voim-
me samoa, eta koko ihmiskunta
maan paalla oil hukkumassa pi-
meyteensa. Kaikki rakkaus oil
kadonnut. Muinoiset voimalli-
set valtakunnat havisivat pahuu-
dessaan. Orjavalta oil kauheaa.
Niinpa esim. naisten ihmisarvo
eli ollut sama kun miesten. Kris
tuksen evankeliumi oil maan
suola. Siina l0ytyi elamaa, joka
nosti veljeytta, tasa-arvoisuutta.
Kristinusko nosti naisen samaan
ihmisarvoon. Nainen tuli sisa-
reksi seurakunnassa. Pakanuu-
dessa Sc oil uaan orja. Pakanuu-
dessa ihmisvoimatkin 10 oil 10
pussa, ihmiskunnassa, Ell enaa
l0ytynyt sankareita. Kristityis-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17
Yht. $6.45

Yht. $6.45
Van Buskirk, Wis.
Kusti Oil $1.00
Sydamelliset kiitokset keraa-
jille ia lahjoittajille.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17

Than asst on Herra meta autta.
nut, Hanelle kiitos kaikesta!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17
Kaikkiiehdelle aiiosus ilhetykses ovss oso,es
sssn
= n.s o3. ironwood, Mich

Entered ~ ,econd-ciAss matter January l Q
u0fJ ~ Act o. ore,es - tNrs1 B. 1877
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: Lahjoituksia Acknowledgement
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Yht. $4,000

Rev. d. Ruotsalaisen kautta:
Mrs. M. Hendrikson 80. $500
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Yht. $500
Anti Hassel ........ $l.OO
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Yht. $2.10

Nc Call, Idaho, Hilda Johnsonin
kautta:
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r,.nltas ., .siiySG sirjoisuxsia ioiss se Ell vo
Sisista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17

s.nssishesem loot ioko suorassaan ransss
I Al axuressi- tai 0 snkkivekseliAsa TAM POSTING
.,.orderissa; dollaria pienemmat summat vol
uesu lahettaH I sentin possimerkeisas
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Yht. $500

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The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-02-11
Advertisement Reading

Like news. advertisements are
informative but more important
still is the latter in that it has to
do with ones purse. ADVERTISE
ments are news. They herald
new prices or new articles, and
this is WHY ads are read by a
majority of thinking people.
Ads help the housewife in buy
ing her household necessities and
she maps out a shopping expe-
dition with the same assistance.
A man purchases his wearing ap-
parel solely through a series of
suggestive advertisements. He
buys other things via the same
route. Ad-reading has educated
them in prices and the kind of
goods that are really worth these
prices. They know that it's not
good business to purchase goods
that wouldn' bear advertising.
Read the ads in this edition
and every edition of the Leader
Enterprise and you will get an
intimate knowledge of where and
when to buy to your best advan-
tage.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-02-11
POST OFFICE
FINALLY LOCATED

Congressman Chas. R. Crisp
sends the information that the
Post Office Department has accept
ed the location on Central Avenue
and Lee street for the new Post
Office Building. The property is
owned by Messrs Mcmillan and
Calhoun of Beach, j. B. Seanor
and ". r. Bowen. The lot fronts
40 fit. on Central Ave. and 135ft.
on S. Lee. The Building will front
Central Ave.
The location IS an ideal one and
meets with the approval of the
general public. The price paid is
.$1O50O.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-02-11
Forced By III Health
To Leave His Post
CRISP is GOING
TO COLORADO.
Will Keep in Touch With
Affairs AT Washington

Washington, D. c., FEB. 10
Representative and Mrs. Chas.
R. Crisp will leave Washington
Thursday for Colorado Springs,
Colo, and will probably remain
there throughout present session
of Congress. Judge Crisp will
not go to hospital, but will de-
pend on the atmosphere and the
altitude to restore him to health.
Judge Crisp issued the follow
ing statement to-day:
ITO to the people of the Third
Congressional District:
Il nave been advised by my
physicians that on account of
over work, my health became
very much run down; tina t the
severe attack of Lagrippe, which
| had during the Christmas hoIi-
days, followed by pluerisy, has
left me in such depleted physi-
cal condition, that it is impera-
tive for me to drop all work and
take complete rest and go at
once to some dry climate. NY
physicians STATE that if I pursue
this course in a very short timeI
will be restored to perfect health
but otherwise the consequences
may be very serious to me. AS.
l had lost my health trying to-
discharge my public duties 1
know my generous people will
excuse my absence from my Otflce
while am trying to regain my
health.
During my absence my secre-
tary, John M. Greer, of Ogle-
thrope, will be in charge of nv
office at Washington, and l de-
sire friends to write me there,
for | shall keep in close touch
with him, and direct the affairs
for the district.
l shall return to my post at
the earliest possible moment.
Sincerely your friend,
Charles R. Crisp.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-02-11
COBURN'S MINISTRIES

Coburn's Ministries made, per-
haps, one of the biggest hits of
the season at the Opera House
Monday night. Indeed, for a
laugh producer, Coburn's has the
record somewhat bested-a laugh
for every line. The guidance
heaped applause upon applause,
and encores were many, for the
alluring ballad, graceful dance
and mirthful comedy,
It's all in the way a thing is
done. Coburn has song and
dance artists that are away above
the average. They class along
with the headline1s.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-02-11
GEORGIA INSTITUTIONS
CONTRACT FOR
GEORGIA PRODUCTS

The thirty one county canning
clubs have closed contracts with a
number of the leading State lnsti-
tutions for their entire surplus.
Shorter College of Rome has con-
tracted tor $4,000 worth of cam
ming club products, the State Nor
NAL at Athens will take 5000 cans
the University of Ga. a similar
amount and the Asylum for the In
sane at MilledgeviIle will use
Georgia Canning Clubs products
exclusively at that Institution, if
sufficient can be procured. Other
large Institutions in the State are
expected to place their orders with
the Clubs in time to increase the
output of these industrious girls.
Ben Hill County's club has men,
bership this year of IS girls as
against 81 | st year. Fitzgerald
consumers will absorb all the sur
plus stock of the home canning
clubs.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-02-11
DR.. IMITATION
LECTURES ON
CITY BEAUTIFUL y

A large and enthusiastic audience,
among them about three hundred
school children assembled at the
Opera House Tuesday afternoon
to hear DR.. McHatton's ilIustl ated
lecture on landscape gardening
and Improvement of the city. The
attractive illustrations so impress
ed the younger members of the
audience that their enthusiasm in
creased with each succeeding illus
tration until it became apparent
that the value of the suggestions
accompanying the pictures were
entirely being lost upon the audi
ence. DR.. Mediation satisfied the
aethetic taste of the children with
showing the full series of pictures
and dismissed them to give the
members of the Woman's Club,
under whose auspices the lecture
was presented, an opportunity to
hear the full lecture. We regret
the loss to the children of the
lesson they should have received
but the novelty of the occasion and
the lack of restraint for which
young America is noted, made it
impossible to do otherwise than to
dismiss the children after the pic
tnres were shown.
Mr.. McHatten, delivered his
lecture at the Ashton School to a
good sized audience in the evening.
A large plumber of farmers with
their families assembled at the
schoolhouse by eight O'Clock ahd
gave the doctor an attentive hear
ing. Prof. Beasley of the faculty
with the assistance of his boys have
already made quite a start with
the school grounds and with this
additional incentive will make
Ashton school one of the show
places OF the county. To night
the lecture will be delivered at the
Lynnwood school. Prof. R. j.
Prentiss, J. E. Turner, H. B.
Ritchle and I. Gelders accompanied
the speaker to Ashton and enjoyed
the evenings entertainment.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-02-11
Is She Miss English
Or Still Mrs. Oliver?
PUTS 1T UP TOLAWYERS
This Case Would Make Solo,
mOn Scratch His Head

Townsville, Ga, Feb. 9-What
issnow her Legal status is the ques
ton propounded to her brownsville
lowyers, Messrs Luke and Moore,
by 'the young woman who was
Miss Rosebud English before she
was married to A. d. Oliver. ex-
Climax banker and fnancier.e Miss
English was married to Oliver
when he was at the height of his
spectacular career in this section.
He gave her many handsome pres
ents and seemed very devoted to
her.
When Oliver was thrown into
bankruptcy and his case carried to
the courts, though charges of all
sorts were brought against him the
only one on which he was convict
ed was bigamy, it being alleged
that as L. @. Harding he had been
already married in Mississippi and
his wife was still living. With this
as it was then thought, proven the
wife he had married in Climax felt
that she was not a wife and went
back to her mother. Some time
afterwards in Atlanta she married
Mr.. James, who claimed to be
selling mining stock. She wenu
West with him, but left him in q
short time claiming that he hac
mistreated her. Not long ago she
obtained a divorce from him in
Thomas Superior Court.
As things stand now, if Oliver
is not Harding then his marriage
to Miss English was valid and she
wishes advice as to whether in the
eyes of the law she is considered
his wife now. She is we'll known
here having been a former student
of Young's College and also has
relatives here. When working as
a convict in Lee county Oliver
told acquaintance from here that
his wife had visited him and had
stated that she still loved him.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-02-11

crowd, that is the public who paid
their way, was small. There were
probably twice as many watched
the races from the outside of the
track as there were who enioyed
them legitimateIy.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-02-11
Important To Baptists

A very important service will be
held at the First Baptist Church
Sunday morning Febrq y 18th,
at II o'clock at which d all will
be extended to some one become
pastor of the Church. Ev = mem
Der of she church is ur d to be
present. All are invited.
Board of Deacons.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-02-11
Card Of Thanks

We wish to thank our neigh
bors and friends for their kind
ness through the illness and
death of our dear husband and
father. May the lord bless you
all is our prayers.
Mrs. Godfrey,
Roscoe Godfrey,
Rena Godfrey,
Irvie Godfrey.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-02-11
Motorcycle Races
Break Records.

The motorcycle races at the Fair
Grounds Half mile track yesterday
were the best ever seen in Fitzrer-
aid. The track was IN perfect con-
dition and all previous track rec
ords were broken.
The first race was a two mile
affair, in which Ted Myers won
first place by only few seconds.
making the distance in two minutes
thirty five seconds. Frank SchmitZ
finished second ana Charlie Butler
third.
In the one mile time trials for
the track record, Frank SchmitZ
made the fastest mile in one
minute fifteen seconds, Myers
time was one minute sixteen sec
onds and Buffers, one minute
twenty seconds.
The next race was a five mile
event. This was the prettiest race
of all, everyone agreed that it was
the best ever held on the track.
Myers took the pole at the start
and for the entire ten laps Schmitz
was within a few feet of Teddy,
but was unable to pass. Myers
won this race in the remarkable
time of six minutes, nineteen
seconds, with Schmitz only two
seconds behind. In the race But
lers machine went to skipping and
put him out Of the race.
The last event, an Australian
Pursuit race, in which the riders
were placed at equal distances
around the tract, had to be called
in the thirteenth lap. From the
way Myers and Schmitz were run
ming 1t would have taken Teddy
some forty odd miles to pass
Schmitz.
The boys are very bitter in their
condemnation of those who took
advantage of the open fence at the
top of the track and saw the racing
without paying the twenty five
cents admission. Even parties in
automobiles and buggies piked on
the boys and watched from the
road. We are strongly of the
opinion that the racing was worth
twenty five cents of any mans
money. The boys promise that
the next races will be seen only
from the inside of the grounds.
Owing to the drizzle of rain the
first part of the afternoon the
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-02-11

Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Pollard
gave a reception Monday night in.
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Pol
lard who recently returned from
Jacksonville after short visit in
that city.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-02-11

Save the difference and buy
your eatables at Wholesale prices
from Central Warehouse. S. D..
Young, Mgr. Phone 283.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-28

AT THE ILLINOIS.

1.-The Ghost Breaker" the Dickey-
Goddard play with Victor Lambert as
it's star, comes to the Illinois next
Sunday. The story is that of young
Kentuckian, made heir to the family
feud as a boy. who shoots the last
member of the hostile family in a
New York hotel, and then takes ref
uge in the room of Spanish princess
The princess, persuaded that he means
her no harm and led by his story into
sympathy with him, engages him to
rid her ancient castle in Spain of the
ghost which haunts it and makes way
with all searchers after the secret
treasure which is hidden there. For
Mr. Lambert, whose work in the title
role of Paul Armstrong; Alias jim
my Valentine" the new production
and the character of Warren Jarvis,
the Kentuckian offers even finer oppor-
tunities than anything he has hitherto
done, and the plays long engagements
in New York, Chicago and Boston and
the high praise it has received are ev-
idence that he can make the most of
those opportunities.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-28
Notice OF Publication.

State of Illinois. Rock Island Coun-
ty-sS:
In the Circuit Court May term. A. ID.
Chancery. ."
Anidavit OF non-r residence OF the above
defendant Louis Mckay. having been
court or said county. notice is therefore,
hereby given to the said non residens
bill OF complaint In said court, on The
chancery side thereof on the 18th iay
OF March. lsl4. and that thereupon a
summons issued out OF said court
wherein said suit is now pending. re-
turnable on the FIRST Monday In the
month OF May next. as is by law re-
quired. And now. on this End day OF
April. the complainant nled her affida-
Louis Mckay. To be at keo-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-28
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

The southwestern low extends from
the southern plateau and west gulf
sections northeastward TO the upper
lakes with separate SeDters eyer south
lastern IOWA Aod oS-thern TrtSona-
ehowerB havs resulted in about all
1orttons of the observation field, ex-
eept the south Atlantic and east gulf
At Galveston, the rainfall amounted
TO 4.32 inches, and at Little Rock,
PA inches. The northwestern area
Of high pressure remains central over
Saskatchewan and fits decidedly cooler
weather has extended 20 western Iowa |
and western Missouri. The eastward |
of these conditions will be /
Intended by showers in this vicinity
his afternoon and by mostly cloudy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-28
Strict About Guns.

Any one who handles h gun in Ter
many is held TO more strict accounta-
bility than in America. \ member of
n hunting party in Prussian SaxoDy
asked permission of comrade to eN-
anime his gun. The owner handed II
over, and while the man was examin-
Ing it the gun was discharged, instant
~ killing n young woman standing
near by. The owner of the gun was
sentenced TO one years Imprisonment,
while the man who was handling the
gun has to serve only n six months
term. The court held that the owner
was cr!minally negligent in not with
drawing the cartridge. The man who
held the weapon was treated more
Ieniently because he was an inexperi-
enced hunter.