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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-12
Is Kares Lauko.

Pctrogradas, vasarlo a diena.
Plocko gubernijoj sumuSti ties
Skempe vokieciai pasitrauke j
Lipno miestq, kuri jie dar laiko
.savo rankose. Kad sulaikyti ru-
sp pirmyneigq linkui Prusp ru-
beziaus, vokieciai buvo smarkiai
uzatakave rusus j pietus nuo Lip
no Vislos paupiu, manydami iva
ryti cia kalta If tokiu budu uzeiti
rusams, operuojantiems ties Lip
no, is Sono. Sitas vokieciu uz-
.puolimas vienok tapo atmuStas.
Prusq Lietuvoj rusq kariume-
ne ] pietus nuo Darkehmen per-
simuSe per upe Angerapp, bet i
siaur-rycius nuo Isrucio If va
karus nuo Pilkalnio (Pillkallen)
rusq pirmyneiga tapo sulaikyta,
.kuomet pasirode didesnis vokie-
ciu skaitlius tose apielinkese.
Petrogradas, vasario S d. Ru-
sq generals Stabas iSleido sekan-
tt oficiali praneSimq:
"Rytinej Prusijoj mes slenka-
me pirmyn abiejais krantais upes
SeSup5s, apielinkese Lazdenq
(Lasdehnen), i rytus nuo Tiles.
MuSiai cia Wis nesiliauja."
Kad muSis j piet-vakarius nuo
Varsavos, apielinkese Borzymow
lr Viola Szydlowiecka eina su
nesvietiSku smarkumu, apie tai
liudija oficia!is rusu praneSimas,
kuriame sakoma, kad vokieciai
sutrauke ir ivard i muSiu tri-
kampi, kuris yra nedidesnis uz
10 verstq, nemaziau kaip septy-
Mas divizijas kariumenes If 100
bateriju artilerijos. Rusu kontr-
-atakas pfasidejo vasario 3 d. If
netrukus iSsivyste be gallo smar-
kus muSis ranka-rankon. Prize
Borzymow rusai durtuvais iSvare
teutonus is dvieju transejq irI
sturma iSnete jqos is Gumilo,
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-12

70 dvieju dienu desperatiSko mt
Sio rusai uzeme taipgi Viola
Szydlowiecka.
Venecija, vasario S d. zinios
is Viennos praneSa, kad 10000
vokiSkq kareiviu atvyko pa
.gelbon austro-vengrams, kuriems
gresia apsupimas KarpatQ kali
.nuose.
Sitos paGios zinios praneSa, kad
'priesakine austru sargyba Uzsok
spragoj tapo rusu sunaikinta.
Patvirtinama taipgi zinios, kad
100000 vokiSkos kariumenes stun
ciama is Lenkijos Galicijon, kad
pagelbeti austrams, kurie tapo
atmuSti ties Tarnow.
Paryzius. vasario S d. Oficia-
lis apskelbimas, iSleistas francuzu
valdzios, praneSa, kad Anglijos,
RusJos If Francuzijos finansu
ministerial, susirinkusie Paryziu-
Je, nutare sujungti pinigines is
Ialdas, suriStas su kare, kruvon.
Sios iris vieSpatijos nutare, kad
kiekviena is ju lygiai duos pini-
gu kitoms vieSpatijoms, kurios
dabar kovoja sykiu su jomis (Bel-
'gija, Serbija), arba kurios veliaus
prize kovos prisides.
Jeigu Sioms trims viespatijoms
pritrnktq kartais gatavQ pinigu,
tai ateityje bus uztraukiama ka-
IriSka paskola visu trijp vieSpatijp
vardu if visos mokes lygiai savo
dali Uzpirkinejimas kariSkos
medliagos svetimose salyse bus
taipgi daromas uz visp triiu pi-
nigus.
Russia turi daug medziagos,
kuria il oaletu eyDortuot; (iSvn5+;
svetimas Salis), kaip pavyzdzilri,
jaw. Nutarta Rusijai paleng-
vlnti tokiq prekiq iSvezimq.
Berlinas, vasario S d. Vokis-
koJo laivyno valdzia praneSe OIL
cialiskai visoms neutraliskoms
viespatijoms, kad il skaito visus
AngliJos If Irlandijos pakraScius
Eares zonoje, t. y. kares apimto-
mls vietomis. il persergsti, kad
vokl$kl povandeniniai laivai alta
l>uos torpedomis kiekviena LAVA,
t1nantl Anglijon ar Francuziion.
Vadlnasl, Vokietija povandeni-
nlals laivais nori apsupti Angli-
ia If neprileisti prie JOS nei vieno
.aivo, kitais zodziais tariant, il
"ori uzblokuoti Anglia taip, kaip
Anglia uzblokavo Vokietiia sa-
vo laivynu.
Berlino laikraSGiai labai tuomi
dziaugiasi if laivyno valdaia pa
giria.
Londonas, vasario S d. zinios
rs Venecijos praneSa, kad Buda-
peste, Vengrijos sostinej, buvo
dldeles riauSes prizes Rumaniios
konsuliatq.
Namur, Belgijoj, vasario S d.
Iukstanciai moteriu, vaiku il Sc
neliq apielinkese upes Mcuse,
siaurinej Francuzijos dalyj, kuri
yra yokieciu uzimta, kencia bada,
II rera vilties ju iSgelbeti, bene
tx pasieks JUGS maistas, siunGia-
mas i pietus nuo Namur per anne
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-12

SraSint1, bet graslnt1 II graslnl-
ina ispildyti--tai du visai skirtini
dalykai.
Madrid, Ispanija, vasario 7 d..
Senor Oviedo, direktorius val
dzios ginklu iSdirbimo ir lieut..
pulkin. Rivera, artileristas, is
vazlavo ! Suvienytas Valstijas su
valdiska pasiuntinyste pirkt gink-
lus pas Amerikos iSdirbejus.
Ispanijos valdzia prisipazino,
kad bus pirkta keletas orlaiviu
nuo amerikonu.
Ga buvo paskelbta vasario )
elena, kad parliamentas igaliojo
Valdzis nupirkti a povandeninius
laivus, Amerikoj dirbtus.
Varsava, vasario 7 d. kariS-
koji rusu valdzia iSIeido paliepi-
ma, kuriuom uzdraudziama spe-
kuliuoti maistu If kitokiomis gy-
venimo reikmenimis; spekulian-
tai, kurie megintu pakelti kainas,
sulyg Sio paliepimo, busia atiduo-
ii po kariSku teismu. Nuo TO
Iaiko, kaip iSleista Sis paliepimas,
ivairiQ produktu kainos nupuole
zemyn jau visu ketvirtdaliu.
Haaga, Hollandijoj, vasario ?
diena. PraneSama, kad Austri-
JOS provincijos, Cechijos sostinej,
n1ie't Praga, vel atsikartojo riau-
Ses. kuomet valdzia suareStayo
keletq zurnalistu If studentQ
Nuo vasario I d., sakoma, pasi-
take jau 5 meginimai uzmuSti
bombomis zymius politikierius.
Rymas, vasario 7 d. Caras pa
dave sumanymq, kad belaisvius,
Austrijos pavaldinius italiSkos
kilmes, persiQst j Italia. Ru-
su ambasadorius 1talijoj prane-
sc, kad tolliq belaisyiQ randasi
pas rusus 3,227 il jie yra ypa-
tingai gerai priziurimi. Belais-
vial su nekantrumu laukia tia
Ilijos atsakymo.
Petrogradas, vasario 7 d, At
kaklus muSiai, kurie iSsivyste
Prusq Lietuvoj, atkreipe ! save
atyda rusq generalio Stabo, kuris
is to sprendzia, jog vokietiai att
traulle tulas dalis savo kariume-
mes is Bzuros apielinkiq GS-po
VarSavos ir pasiunte jas j Isruti,
Prusu Lietuvoj, kad sustiprinti
savo linijas tarp Gumbines il
ITilzes.
MuSiai PruSu IietrVOi Drade-
da tureti pirmaeile svarbq If YER
cia manyti, kad vollieciQ atkak
lgs atakai po VarSaya, apielinkc-
sc Borzymow buvo padaryti su
tuom tikslu, kad uzimti rusus If
pridengti siuntima savo kariu
menes is ten ! Prusq Lietuvq.
Prize Borzymowo rusai ne tik
Lad atmuSe vokieciu atakus, bet
sustiprino savo pOzicijas ant va
kari, 10 kranto upes Bzuros, kuriq
lie perejo netoli nuo jos ipuoli-
MO i Vislq; apart to, rusai uz-
grieoe ilga linija vokiSkQ tran
Seju netoli Borzymow; Sios tran
Sejos buvo jau antra linija vo-
kiSku atsigynimu.
Rusu kariSki expertai, kalbe-
dami apie abelna dalykq stow,
sako, kad jis yra geras,
Paryzius, vasario 8 d. Kores-
pondentas francuzu laikraScio
Journal telegraiuoja is Ms (Ser-
bijoj), kad Austrijos kariumene
sulauze Rumanijos neutraliSlu-
ma. Austrai, sakoma, Sove j ru-
manu rubezines sargybas netoli
Turn SEVERN, kurios nenorejo
leisti austru per rubeziu. Pc to,
sake zinia, prasidejo karStas MT
Sis, kuris tesesi apie 3 valandas.
Rumanq sargybai atvyko didesni
pastiprinimai if austrai tapo is
mesti atgal per rubeziQ.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-12


5000 kareiviq uzmuStais, su-
zeistais If nelaisven paimtais.
Rusai taipgi daug kareiviu MT
zudc bet in nuostoliu skaitljnes
Incpagarsintos. Prize Varsavos ru-
sans III eiliu sustiprinimui atGio
dauoiar kareiviu. Tarp Skier
niewice If Bol:mowo. einant pom
toniniu tiItu. tapo rusu kanuoliu
suvi, suvisu iSnailirtos iris vo-
kecir kariumenes kompanijos.
Ir pie up6s Bzuros rusai stumia
vokietius if verCia iuos atgal
trauktis, nes kitaip rusai gai6ta
;uos apsiausti If atskirti nuo vi
durio armijos.
Tarp upiu Rawka If Bzuros vo-
hieciai sutraukG 1000 didziausiV
Ikanuoliu If is iu bombarduoja
Irusu music liniia. Matyt vokie-
IJlai savo smarkiais uzpuolimais
tengiasi su rusais mus uzbaigti
If dali kariumcnes pasiusti i va
karus. nes ir ten vokieciai ne
tik ncistengia taIkininku iveikti,
bet priesingai, jie stumia vokie-
cius is pajuriq. Jeigu prize Var
savos vokieciai vel muSi pralos-
til, jie tnres is Lenkijos iSsineS-
dinti Prusus, kur jau isiverze
rusai nuo rytu If nuo Mlavo9.
Jau dabar voL ieGiai is Lenkijos
istrauke daug savo kareiviq If
renka iuos Isrucio apielinkese.
Rust stabas tiki, kad j dvi sa-
Iaiti Lenkiioi nebus vokieciu If
music laukas persikels ! Prusus.
Smarkus muSiai Prusuose eina
&Iozuru ezeru distrikte, apielin-
| Ikesc Darkchmen If Isrucio. Vo-
| kieciu kariumen5 renkasi dabar
tarp lsrucio, Gumbines If Til
zes.
Vokietijos ciesorius, padrqsin-
ii savo kareivius, atkako ant
music lauko Lenkijon. Ten at
kakc ir 10 priesas, Rusijos caras,
It:k turbut ia atsilankymai ne
daug svers ant musiu begio.
Nuo music lauko piet-ryciuose.
taigi Galicijoj, Bukovinoi If Ven
grilci, priestarauiancios ateina IL
MOS. Austriios kariumenes Sta
Iba, pranes5 apie musius Kar-
patti kalnuose, kur buk rusai ia
70 sumusti. Austru stabas pri-
!pazista, kad rusai megino vel
, Nenoriion verZtis per Dukla per-
eiima ir liens isiverzti issvk pa
81, Ike, bet paskui tapo sulaikyti
Kadangi rusai nesigiria savo lai-
meiimais Galiciioi. tai, turbut
austru zinios sutinka 81 tcisybe
Austrai eiriasi taippi sayo lai-
meiimais Bukovinoi. kur buk net
| keli tukstanciai rusu nelaisv6n
pakiiuvo. IS Petroerado prane~
5ama apie atsiradimq naujos aus
trq If vokieciu kariumenes ryti-
nej Galicijoj, kuri pasirode ant
linijos WysZkow If Nadworna.
Matyt ia naujoji armija megis
prasimusti per rusp linijas i ry-
tus auo Lvovo If traukti pagel-
bon vokieciams prize Varsavos.
Hollandijos sostinaj, Haagoj,
gauta zinia apie sukilimq Ce-
chijoj. Pragoj zmones suerzino
$uareStavimas cechisku laikrasti-
1inkU ir studentu. M6tyta bonn
bas ] besilaikancius vokieGiu Ge-
=
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-12

100000 vyru uzmuStu, suzeistu
if nelaisy6n paimtu.
Bernas, sveicarijoj, vasario 8
diena, Vollieciu valdzia iSleido
.paliepimq, kuriuom iSvaromi is
Elzaso provincijos visi neutraliS-
ky 5aliq piIietiai Sis paliepimas
yra atkreiptas ypatingai prizes gy-
yenantius ten italus il Sveica-
rus.
Rymas, vasario 8 d. KaraliS-
kas dekretas paliepia visiems tia
lijos kareiviams antros kliasos is
1893 if 1894 m, kurie tur6jo butt
atleisti namo, kad liktu kariume-
nej Xxi geguzio 81 d. SiQ metu.
Petrogradas, vasario g d. Ii
MOS, atejusios cia is VarSavos,
praneSa, kad vokieGiai nustojo
lake paskutiniq musiu prize Bo-
rzymow apie $1,000 vyru. IS
Sito skaitliaus maziausiai $1,000
tapo uzmuSta, sulyg pranesimo
Novoje Nremia correspondence,
kuris lake music pats buvo prize
fronto.
Kopenhagenas, Danijoj, vasa-
rio g d. Vokietijos laivyno val
dzia praneSe, kad vokiSkas kanuo-
linis laivas Panther, turbut, zuvo
kur jur6se, mes apie il jau nuo
senai nera jokios zinios. Pan
her yra 0S4 tonu didumo If tu-
rejo I25 vyrus igulos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-12
Namur, Belgijoj, vasario S d.

Namur, Belgijoj, vasario S d.
lukstaneiai moteriu, vaiku il Sc
neliu apielinkese upes Meuse,
slaurinej Francuzijos dalyj, kuri
yra yokieciu uzimta, kencia bada,
II rera vilties jq iSgelbeti, bene
Tx pasieks juos maistas, siuncia-
mas i pietus nuo Namur per anne
rikoniSk2 gelbejimo komisijq Bel
gijoj.
Sedan, Montherme, Nouzon.
Charleville, Mohom, Mezieres If
daug kitty vietq yra visai be
maisto: tick jie turi 10, kick gau-
ma nuo vokieciu kareiviu.
Vokietijos valdzia negali gel
bet zmoniu arti Beigijos rube-
zaius, kadangi j pietus toliaus
oadejimas dar blogesnis.
stockholmas, Svedijoj, vasario
6 d. Cia laikraStija labai neprie-
lanki Vokietijos pasielginui, ku-
riuom j apskelbe Anglijos If If
landijos pakraScius, kaipo esan-
cius "kares zonoj." svedijos val
dzia, sakoma, zadanti protestuoti
prizes toki Vokietijos zingsni, ku-
ris gall daryti dide1ius nuosto-
illus neutraliSku SALLY pramonei.
Francuzijos laikrastiia uz tai
nurodo, kad -jeigu Vokietija grie-
best jau toxic irankio, tai tas nu-
rodo, kad jos padejimas turf bu-
ii desperatiskas...
Anglijos laikrastija tiktai ty-
9iojasi is toxic yQkieciq grasini-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-12

mo. j sake, kad Vokietija gall
grqsinti, bet grasinti il grqsini-
ma ispildyti--tai du visai skirtini
dalykai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-12

Londonas, vasario S d. zinios
is Venecijos praneSa, kad Buda-
Peste, Vengrijos sostinej, buvo
dldeles riauSes prizes Rumanijos
konsuliatq.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-12

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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-09-02

Young man, and old ones, too,
when you refuse to pay your hon
est debts your standing in the COM
munity is impaired Be square. If
you haven't the money, spend the
money you do get hold of with the
fellow you owe A debt following
a man from place to place soon
puts him on the dead-beat list. It's
the worst species of stealing to owe
debt and refuse to pay it when
you have the money. You not only
steal, you abuse the confidence of
the person you buy from and usual
ly add lying to the stealing.-Perry
Enterprise.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-09-02
Give 1t a bought.

O1Ve IL nOueht.
How little it costs, if we give it a
thought,
To make happy some heart each
day!
Just one kind word or a tender
smile,
AS we 90 on our daily way;
Perchance look will suffice to clear
The cloud from neighbours face,
And the press of hand in sympathy
A sorrowful tear efface.
One walks in sunlight; another goes
All weary in the shade;
One treads path that is fair and
smooth,
Another must pray for aid.
1t costs so little! | wonder why
We give it SO little thought;
A smile-kind words a glance -
a touch
What magic with is wrought!
-Fv
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-09-02

road, ne rides his horse down the
steep embankment, coming out not
a train length behind the train he
is following.
Sachio's man on the train sends
his King a wire, telling him that
he has the coin safe and that they
can prepare their army for the pro-
posed attack against Grahoffen.
Feeling satisfied that his work IS
nearly done he leans back in his
chair, little dreaming that Kitty and
Rolleaux are less than a mile be-
hind his train. gaining on him every
minute as he nears Grahoffen.
Rolleaux takes the wheel of their
car. and, getting alongside of the
train, as it is pulling out of small
station where it had to stop. helps
Kitty and himself 10 board it, Ieay-
ing the car and driver behind as
the train speeds on its way to
Grahoffen.
Kitty and Rolleaux on the train
they have just boarded. stop to get
their breath before they 90 inside
the passenger car to get the coin
from Sachio's man.
Kitty is now very glad she did
not give up in despair and return
to her hotel, thinking the chase
would be useless. She and Rolleaux
plan to seize Sachio, and if he offers
resistance to throw him from the
slow-moving train. They 90 to the
observation coach to plan their
next step in detail before attempt
ing the dangerous task.
AS they are on the platform OF
the car, elated over their successful
attempt to reach the train, they see
something come down over the
steep grade just ahead of their car
Straining their eyes they discover
the object to be a man on horse.
back. The rider comes nearer and
nearer every minute, gaining rapid
ly on the train as it speeds or
toward Grahoffen.
! Finally the rider and his steec
come ealloping alongside the last
box or fiat car of their train. They
are amazed to discover the ap
preaching man on the horse is none
other than their old enemy, Freder
lex. His horse is almost dead from
the trip he has been compelled t.
make to bring Frederick up to thu
speeding train. They are il
quandary to know what the plans
of Frederick can be.
Kitty utters scream as they Sc,
Frederick urge his horse on and Of
until he has reached the side of ,
flat car, when he is seen to give hi
horse vigorous twist, and with
superhuman effort, he throws him
self and horse on the car.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-09-02

The manufacture of violin strings
has been one of the things that the
war has forced on American manu-
facturers. Before the war the
strings were obtained in European
countries. There is no time for
making violin strings over there
now and America has commenced
to make her own strings. This wal
will force America to make articles
that have heretofore come from
Europe.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-09-02

The following remedy for the bite
of mad dog is worth preservin :
for trial in case of emergency:
Take Immediately warm vinegar
or tepid water, wash the wound
clean there with and dry it; pour a
few drops of muratic acid, destroy
the poison of the saliva by which
means the evil effect of the latter
is neutral" This remedy was Civ
en- by old Saxon forester which he
says he has used successfully for
fifty years on human beings and
cattle.-Ex.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-09-02
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RswEEkS 0ESsaaD 3oREELs
lsWEESs azS:51D sORElIs

Tenth EPISODE OF Inc brokon Noln
At the end of the ninth episode
of The Broken Coin," which still,
according to the latest announce
ments. has thirteen weeks to run, it
will be remembered that mysteri-
Gus murder occurs in Kitty'S apart.
ment Kitty. Frederick and Rol-
leaux and others are arrested. The
chief of police goes to ask King
Michael for permission to release
Kitty and Frederick While he is
phoning Kitty. Frederick and Rol-
leaux are surprised by the sudden
appearance of apaches from behind
every possible hiding place in the
room. At the command of the
leader they draw their knives and
demand whoever has the coin to
turn it over. Rolleaux starts for
them, but is held back by the gen.
darmes who have him in charge.
One apache locks the door and the
rest of them search the occupants
take it from Kitty and disappear.
Sachio is about to leave as the
chief of police enters and releases
all except Rolleaux and the apaches
outside. Kitty is exhausted and
sinks down upon the box couch. AS
she does so she feels the couch lid
move. She hides and sees a man
come from the couch and disappear
through window. Rolleaux es.
capes and returns to Kitty's room.
Frederick sees the man come from
Kitty's room, and hiding across the
street, sees the apache closely fol-
lowed by Kitty going down the
street.
At a given signal Sachio and one
of his men leap from the trees and
hand the apache wallet of money
and get the coin in exchange. Kitty
overhears Sachio instruct his man
to board the train that leaves in 20
minutes for Grahoffen and deliver
the other part of the coin to the
King of Grahoffen.
Kitty and Rolleaux overpower
Frederick as he is about to start in
pursuit of the train, bind him and
take his car, forcing the driver to
drive like mad for the railroad
tracks a few blocks distant. At the
point of Rolleaux's gun the driver
is forced to take the tires off the
car and put it on the tracks run
ming parallel to the tracks the
Grahoffen train is on and drive with
all speed to catch the train, which
is not a mile ahead of them.
Frederick releases himself from
the ropes he is bound with, takes
the saddle horse of one of the guests
at the hotel who has just dis
mounted, and starts after the cal
and train.
Frederick. on his fast-weakenint
horse. sees the train 90 through
tunnel, and, remembering a shori
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-09-02

Our Dump" Elevator is in work.
ing condition and we are able to
handle all the grain you bring us.
Top prices paid Green & Tooley.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-09-02

An exchange remarks that the
most powerful king is working;
LATEST, shir-kiue: the leanest. thin
king; the most thirsty, drinking;
the slyest, win-king; the best liked
by all ladies. tal-kin the most
humiliating, sin king; the most
stern, spanking; the most neceS-
sary, barking; the most lovely,
sparkling; the most optical. loo
king; the most vibrating, shaking;
and the most despised, sneaking.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-09-02

Let us have your grain as we
pay the top price. Green & Tooley
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-09-02

Palm Beach suits cleaned and
pressed for rs cents.-Lane the
tailor.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-09-02
Henry Ford's Religion

Bishop Charles D. Williams of
Detroit says: Henry Ford's auto.
mobile factory is the most Christian
institution to be found in the whole
city of Detroit" This startling
statement by churchman prompt.
ed the reporter to ask why. The
answer was: "Wky? Well just be-
cause Henry Ford is actually practic-
ing Christianity on his 1900 work
men instead of merely talking il
He takes Jail birds, drug fiends, out
casts, and teaches them to be men
II they fail, as frequently happens,
he foreives them till seventy times
seven and tells them to go and sin
no more just as Christ did He
never turns off a man. He always
tries to find a place where his abili
ties can develop and find express
ion. This is Christianity of the
finest kind"
The Bishops birthday and Henry
Ford's both come on the same day
in July
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-09-02

Carpenter Work Wanted.
Done by contract or by day in
town or country. Cell or see A L..
Cruiser, Bell phone s. If.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-09-02
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Nervous System speciality. Also
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Married

Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock Miss
Della Powell became the bride of Mr..
James LIE Roy Judson Both are vel
known in this city and have many
friends here.
The wedding took place at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. c. Powell, 314 Sixth avenue. The
ceremony was witnessed by the parents
of the bride and mother of the bride
groom, Mrs. Ida Logan, and by twelve
other relatives and friends. At o'clock
Miss Marian Romelfanger played the
Mendelssohn wedding march and pre-
ceded by Miss EVELYN Martiny as
bridesmaid and Earl L. Powell as best
man, the couple advanced into the par
lor and with the minister, Rev. E.
C. Henke, took their place under bow
er of white draperies and wedding bell
and were united in marriage, the ring
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service being used.

After the congratulations, an elabor-
ate supper was served under the direc-
ton of Miss Helen Cord. During this, a
party of serenaders, friends of the cou
pie, furnished songs. The decorations in
the dining room were pink and white
draperies with punches of sweet peas
of the same color. The parlor was dec
Grated with palms and smilax.
The bride wore a gown of white crepe
meteor with lace and pearl trimmings.
Her attendant was attired in nile green
crepe de chine. The couple were the re-
cipients of many gifts of silver, linen
and china. They begin housekeeping at
once on farm on Webster's Prairie
where many good wishes accompany
them.