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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-24


The first chapter Of Christmas fes.
tivities came to many children of
Pendleton last evening when the
Presbyterian, Baptist, Methodist and
Christian churches save their Christ
mas tree exercises. Last night was
chosen for these exercises in order
that there might be no conflict with
the municipal program this evening
At the Presbyterian church, the
exercises took a little different turn
than the ordinary Christmas observ.
ance Besides a program Of songs
and recitations and the distribution Of
candy from two Christmas trees by
Santa Claus, there was a gift pro-
gram which consisted Of each class
Of the Sunday school making a con-
tribution to some charity, such as the
Louise Home. the baby home, etc. In
all between $75 and 800 was donat-
ed for these institutions. A large
crowd was present standing room
even being at a premium
At the Baptist church, the pro-
gram consisted of the Christmas can
tata. Down the Chimney with San
Ia Claus" The cantata was in two
parts. Part l showed a CHEEKY room
in a home with the mother (Mrs
Baldwin, and her children on Christ
mas eve The children in prepara-
ton for the visit of Santa came ont
! in their nighties to hang up their
stockings before the fireplace. Part
II was opened with the entrance of
/ four little girls representing the en-
blems of Yuletide, evergreen, mistle,
toe, holly and poinsetta. These were
followed by the sandman and dream
man and then came the messengers
of Santa followed by the old gentle
man himself All came down the
chimney The action was carried on
in song and proved very enjoyable
one of the features of the second
part was a whistling solo by the
north wind (Rev Clevenger). At the
close of the cantata Santa Claus
| (Claire Myers and his helpers dis
tributed candy amond the children.
AT the Methodist church there was
the usual tree laden with candy and
decorated with candles and tinseL 4
program of songs, recitations and
pantomime preceded the distribution
of gifts among the little folks.
At the Christian church last even
ing Santa Claus poved very generous
with the Sunday school pupils, dis
tributing candy and other gifts to
all. A big Christmas tree, aglow
with candles. proved the central part
of the decorations but other ever
greens We're used to give the church
yuletide appearance,
The entrance of santa Claus was
preceded by an excellent program. Il
was opened by a piano solo by
Blanche Friedley. who was followed
by the intermediate choir which sang
silent Night" The invocation was
given by Supt. E. o. Draper. Recita-
tions were given by Maurice Reetz,
Eva Mason. Howard and Mary Hub
bell, Emma Gordon, Joe Callison'
Sarah Morton, Irene Boyd Genevieve
Boyd. Russell Lowell. Daphne Ed
misten. Oliver Leedy, Shirley Peters,
Mabel Ferguson and Cleo Campbell,
the congregation sang several songs,
Hsroldine Horton ana Martha Hoch
gave a duet four JUNIOR boy gave a
scriptural recitation from Luke the
beginners class put on a fancy drill,
the Junior choir sang Merry Christ
mas Bells" and another song was Civ
en- by six junior girls. Altogether, ii
was a very enjoyable program.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-24
$4,000 MEN ON BOTH SIDES
FALL IN FIVE DAYS BATTLE

ZURICH. Dec. 24-The most VII
olent artillery struggle since the be-
ginning of the war accompanied the
infantry battling for Hartsmann-
sweilergopf, The tide Of battle veersI
frequently Forty to eighty shells are
falling every minute. During the
five days battling in the snow, the.
casualties on both sides exceeded
$4,000
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-24

In one important industrial town in
New England, among the adult men
workers, l6 in i00 get less than $500
yearly, 60 in 1OO get less than S450.
81 in 100 get less than $3.50, and only
nine in loo get more than $3.50.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-24

PETROGRAD, Dec Russia in
tends to fight to the very end Pre-
mier Sazouoff told the duma, scoff-
ing az peace rumors
The latest peace rumors are sense
less The allies present firm front.
Everywhere victory draws nearer The
Russians have captured Hamadan
and Kun, ending the German at
tempts to incite Persia Grecian rela-
tlons with the allies are well defined,
following the fortificatIon Of saloni-
kl"
The duma budget committee voted
a resolution that peace was impossible
until Germanys power has been bro
ken and republican influence in
Persia guaranteed
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-24

PORTLAND, ore, Dec 24-Fire
destroyed quantities of turkeys and
geese ana half dressed buffalo
burning q string of frame huildinss
at Lents.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-24
. killed In Wreck

SCRANTON, Dec. 24.-Two we're
killed and five injured in a rear end
crash OF Lackawanna passer ger
trains A hundred others miracu-
lously escaped.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-24

The political situation in Greece has
been further complicated By the sud-
Gen illness of the king He is suffer
ing from influenza and his doctors
have advised him to refrain from
participating in state affairs. Because
OF the delicate situation caused by the
allies retreat into Greece and the
Greek election on Dec 18th, the
kings illness might bring about seri-
Gus complications.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-24
Club Goes to 81
in Portland Market

CHICAGO. Dec. 24.-Dec. st.25 H.
$1.27 1-lA.;May S126 1-2-$1.27 lisa.
PORTLAND, Ore, Dec. 24.-Club,
97-$I00; bluestem 9S-S103.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-24
RUSSIA TO KEEP
FIGHTING UNTIL
GERMANY FALLS
Premier Tells 0uma That Peace Talk
at This TimeiS SenSeIeSS. Prussia
Must be Broken.
ALLIES HOLD FIRM FRONT
Victory Is Drawing Nearer and
Eventually Must Come--Attcmpts
TO Incitc Persia to Enter Conflict
Have Failed - Grecian Relations
Wen Defined
skouloudls to Rcmnin.

BERLIN. Dec. 24.-Skouloudls
remains in his present position
IN the Greek premier, It is re
ported After a five hour ses-
sion the cabinet decided no
change was necessary.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-24
ENJOY
XMAS TREES AT
LOCAL CHURCHES
Presbyterian, Baptist, Methodistand
Christian Churches Have Exercises
Last Evening.
GOOD CHEER PERVADES ALL

Little Ones Delighted With santa
Claus and All Receive Gifts-Pro-
grams Of Songs and Rec,tations Is
Given at Each Church-Music Is
Rendered
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-24
FORD SAILS FOR
AMERICA AFTER
HIS PLANS FAIL
Millionaire Peace Advocate is Broken
in Body and Spirit From RidiCule
Heaped Upon Him.
PARTY CONTINUES MISSION
Return Of Their Leader, However. Is
Expected to Have Disastrous Efect
and Whole Company of Delegates
May Retprn Home soOn--Aian -
riOusly Ill

LONDON. Dec. 2f.-Crushed in
spirit and III in body. following rldi-
cule ana criticism o. his peace expe-
dition, Henry Ford sailed today en-
route to America on the Bergensa
Jord. His departure. however, does
not mean the abandonment Of the
expedition. Other members Of tho
party aboard the Oscar win continue
the mission They do not know that
Ford is returning to America His III
ne s is the reason for turning back
The burden of preparing the expeai-
ton, the taunts Of the belligerents
and neutrals and the coolness Of his
Norwegian reception combined 10
break his constitution, 1t is believed.
1t is assumed Ford WIN continue to
pay the expenses Of the expedition.
The oscar is scheduled to arrive at
Stockholm this afternoon,
Dean Marquis OF Detroit accOm-
panies Ford. Secretary Lochner re.
mains with the party as Fords per-
sonal representative. II was report
ed Ford left a two hundred and sew
enty thousand dollar check at Ber-
gen to defray future expenses. His
departure Is is believed viii have
serious and perhaps destructive effect
on the program.
STOCKHOLM, Dec. 24.-The peace
delegates arrived here today and
were informed Ford's illness was Sc
rious but not dangerous. His lieu-
tenants did not confirm the story that
Ford is sailing for America.
Swedish peace advocates have ar
ranged a reception for tomorrow
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-24
TO ADVERTISERS.

The East Orcgonian has the largest paid
circulation Of any paper In Oregon, east OF
Portland and over twice the circulation IN
Pendlet0n Of any other newspaper.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-13

que me VIC?
La verdad es que sc aglQmeran en-
un minute tantos medicines que CON
siguen realizar 10 que de otra suerte
duraria mas de VI ano.
70 fui ell unico de cuantos nos en-
contramos en- la cena que manifesto
IA alguna inquietud Al verla reti-
rarse de Ia mesa. Yo Ia habia segul-
do, me hahia conmovido sin poderlo
ocuitar, Y habia vertido algunas Ia
grimas a. beSar Su manO. Esta cir
cunstancia. unida a mis- visitas coti-
dianas durante los dos meses de su
enfermedad, pudo muy bien hacerle
yer ell mi .un kombre muy diferente
q cuantos habia conocido hasta enton-
ces, Y quiza penso que muy bien po-
dia hacer por I'm amor de tai modo
expresado 10 que habia hecho tantas
veces sin otra consecuencia para ella.
Todas estas suposiciones Gran bas-
tante verosimilcs, como comprendera
listed; pero cualquiera que fuese Ia
raz0n de su Sentimiento, habia una
cosa irrefutable, Y era que habia con-
sentido.
Asi, pues, yo eStaba enamoradO de
Margarita, iba a p~oseerIa: no podia,
por 10 tanto exigir ::ias de ella. Sin
embargo, 10 repito, por mas que fuese
una co~rtesana, acaso por poetizarla,
me habia acostumbrado de tai suer-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-13
The New York Herald.

te 4 la idea de que aquel amor era un
amor sin esperanto. que cuando mis-
cercano vcia ell momento en- que no
.tendria ne~cesidad de esperac mas, me-
nos creia en- Gl.
No pude cerrar los ojos en- toda Ia
noche.
Yo mismo no me conocia. Estaba
medic loco. Tan pronto me conside-
.raba POGO apuesto, rico Y elegante pa
ia poser semeiante mujer, como me
sentia lleno de vanidad ante Ia idea
de su possession; despues me asaltaba
el tenor de que Margarita solo eXpe-
rimentaba hacia mi I'm capricho pa
%sajero, y presintiendo Ia desgracia de
una ruptura completa, me aconsejaba
q mi mismo que probablemente haria
mejor en- no il por Ia noche a su casa,
Y en- ausentarme manifestandole mis-
temores por e~scrito. De esta descon-
fianza pasaba a una e~speranZa illmi-
tada, a una c~onfianza insensata. Me
forjaba ensuenos increibles para el
p~orvenir; me decia que aquella joven
me seria deudora de su curaciGn fisica
Y moral, que pasaria a su lado toda
m; vida V que su amor me haria mas
dichoso que ell carinc mas virginia..
Por ultimo, me seria impossible re-
petir a listed les mil encontrados pen
samientos que de mi corazon subian
a mi cabeza, Y POGO = POGO fue x
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paSa a In Sd. Col. la.)

tinguiendo ell sueno que me rindiO Al
despuntar la aurora.
Cuando ME desperte. eran las dos
de la tarde: el tempo era magniflco.
No recuerdo que la vida me haya pa
,recido en- ninguna OCCASION tan bella
" tan eXuberante. A~golpabanse = mi
imagination los recuerdos de Ia Wis
pcra. sin sombras, sin obstaculos Y
pldcidamente acompanados con las es-
peranzas que me ofrecia IA noche pro-
xima. Vestime precipltadamente.
Estaba contento Y capaZ de llevar 4
tcabo las mejores ]acciones: de vez en-
cuando el coraz6n me saltaJa de jd-
bio Y de amor dentro del pecho, agi-
,tandome ademas una dulce fiebre.
Ya no me inquietaban las refleXio-
mes que tanto me habian p~reocupado
antes de dormirme; no veia mas que
ell resultado, Y unicamente pensaba
en- la bora en- que debia volver a yer
Ia Margarita.
No pude permanecer en- casa. Nj
aposento me parecia demasiado es-
trecho para contener mi dicha; me
era necesaria la naturaleZa entera pa
IA darla expansion.
Sail, y pase por la Gale de Antin.
Ell carruaje de Margarita Ia ~esperaba
a su puerta, Y al verle, me dirigi ha-
cia los Campos Eliseos. Aun sin CO.
nocerlas, amaba a cuantas personals
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-13

de IN hombre al dia siguiente de ha-
b6rselo q suplicado.
De NADIA me seryia esta refleHion:
Ia primera impression producida en- mi
por mi futura querida, habia sido
tan fuerte. que NADIA podia desrane-
icerla. Me obstinaba en- nc yer en- ella
luna ioven semejante 4 las otraS, V o
esa vanidad tan comun en- los hon.
bres. me sentia dispuesto 4 Greer cue
participate irresistiblemente con res
pecto q mi de la misma attraction que
70 sentia hacia ella.
Y sin embargo. ante mis- ojos tenia
ejemplos bien opuestos, Y continual
mente estaba oyendo decir que el
amor de Margarita habia pasado a ser
IN genera mas o menos caro-, segun
Ia estacion.
Y. por otra parte. icomo conciliar
esta opinion con las incesantes e
gatiyas dirigidas al joven condo que
habia encontrado en- su casa? Segu-
.ramente me diria listed que lie desa-
gradaba. Y que como estaba atendida
esplendidamente por ell duque, dado
ell case de aceptar otro amante, pre-
feriria IN hombre que por 10 menos
lie gustara. Entonces, Gpor que no
admitia a CASTOR. buen mozo, de vi
va imagination. rico, Y parecia sentir
cierta inclination hacia mi, cuando
tan ridiculo me encontro Ia primera
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-13

}I.ertras tanto voy 4 acostarme.
Cerrc In ventana. Armando. que
habia quedado muy Gtbil desputs de
su enfermedad. estaba con Ia c&be-
"a reclinada en- II almohada como IN
hombre fatigado por una Marcia pro-
lloagada o agitado por penosos re-
cuerdos.
-Puede ser que haya hablado US
ted demasiado-le dije-:quiere US
ted que me vaya = 10 dele dormir?
O.ro dia me referira listed el fin de
es.a historic.
-:Se cansa listed de e~scucharla?
-Todo 10 contrario.
-Siendo aSi. voy q continuar; por
otra parte. aunque me hubiese listed
deiado solo, no podria conciLiar el
Sueho.
-Cuando entire en- mi casa-prosi-
zui5 sin r~eceSidad de c~oordinar suS
r~ecuerdos. tan fijos estaban todos los
detalles en- 81 mente-cuando entire
en- mi casa no me acoSta; me puSe
4 reflexionar en- Ia aventura de aQuel
dia. FL e~ncuentro. Il presentation y
nj compromise con Margarita, TODD
Sc ha5ia sucedido con tanta rapidez,
de un modo tan ~inesperado. que hubo
momentos en- que crei estar sonando;
y sin embargo, no era aquella a vez
primera en- que una mujer como Mar
garita prometia acceder . los deseOS
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cncontraba.

~cncontraDa.
Guam buenos nos hace el amor.
|. Una bora hacia que me paseaba
dcsde los caballos de Marty hasta In
~piaZOleta Y de Gsta n aquellos,
do Vi a 10 lejos ell carruaje de MAJ
garita. No 10 %conoci, 10 adivine.
En- ell momento de dar vuelta al an
'gulo de los Campos Eliseos, hizo pa
rar el coche, al mismo tempo que
un joven alto Sc ~separaba de VI CRU
pc de amigos para If a hablar con ella.
La conversation duro algunos ms
|tantes; Ell joven Sc reuni6 con sus ami
Cos, los caballos prosiguieron SUI ca
rrera, Y yo, que me habia Approximate
Al grupo, conoci al joven que estuvo
hablando con Margarita, ell condo c..
cuyo retrato habia visto, y a quien,
.segun me dijo Prudencia, debia su po-
sici6n Margarita.
Como fue por el precisamente por
qulen diera la noche anterior Ia or
den de que no abrieran a nadie en- su
casa, supuse cue habia hecho detener
el carruaje para explicarle aquella
prohibition, y crei que al propio ITEM
pc habria hallado otro preteXto pa
"a no recibirle tampoco Ia noche
siguiente.
Ignore como transcurrio ell resto
del dia; solo Sc que anduve, que fu-
(COntinuara).
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Ell Lie. EDUARDO TAMARIZ.

Anteriormente radicado en- la ciu-
lad de Mexico, ofrece a listed sus
servicios en- :Oda clase de asuntos
rclaciOnados con III profession, va
sea aqui o en- la Republica MeXi-
cana. FL Lie. Tamariz esta asocia-
do con los abogadOs Cobbs, Eskridge
en- los ndmerOs tx a 720 del Brady
Building, San Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-13
SDCItLES.

"Bicn. madrr. se=tin IN" han in
Tornado csian para realizars" gran
dies rrrormaS >ocialrS. rmp"zandr
por @randrS rambi"> en- Ia riilurla.
cQui picn>a listed de- ESQ.,"
"cQu| Si=nifira TODD ESQ? thH
que rrrormas me habIas?"
del frminiSmo. Il" la independent
Ella tie la muirr. ode que habri d"
Srr?. Ella por Su prupio eSfurrZo
ha <abiLO ]cOlocarSr en- 81 miSmo
m=ar del hombre. Y no irnrm"s otro
rrmeIio que rrconoccrIo aSl y res
prlar Sus drsroS.....'
~. rsprr0 qu" lu SabriS rrSpr-
IarlnS".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-13

Al llegar . este puntO de 81 MARIA
ci6n. Armando sc detuy0.
tQuiere listed cerrar eSa ventana?
me dijo-empiezo a sentir frl".
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NViSU IMPORTANCE \ Las SOCiED iDT:S
MITt \IISliS

T0dnS aGu"lIa> ~0rIrhaGrS MutualiSiaS que
cSrcn. urcr"i.dn - hlyan Uprradp rn 81 Is
tadu Il" Texas. que dr-rrn Ia d"VulIct6n
dr l." UIc a~mUalmrnt" han vrniGO pagando
al l.-iado pUr drTerliu> de l'aicnl". commit
UurT~r con 81 Qur -U-rrIbe, QUEEN. bajo rom
irliu. iaTTi 10 s">tIjn Il" Que :" les dcyu"l-
van ESQ, dlncru> inlrgrO>. ScgIIn acIrrduS
dr IL Ultima LEGISLATURE. No Impurta IN
que parIr del E~tadO r>trn, cScrIbauinr.
EMILIO FLORES.
FruSl National l:ank i.ldg.. Room 2n1.
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Sc NECESITAN h0mbrcS para manciar dur
faicUlrS y mrrillGS "n Ia plinia Il" Santa
+" II" Lumber Preserving co.. Il" SOrner-
vile. Tex. Sc pagan bu"nOs salaries.
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yENT.iS-
DIVERSOS-

BOB GREEVENS paga 81 por cada caDallO,
muia O vaca que So lie muerd. ] lame d. te-
lefono Crockett SJ12; nuevo 1853.
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NECESITAN tGpO m"NicanoS. para trlbl-
10 de fcrrUcarrii. SUbrr Ia Urea Il. T. 'kil..
: Nebraska. Suicides. 'i"Sdc $i-m Il
rriha. diarius. AsiSiriI"ta hGcna ) blr!Ii.
l'ara IGrOrmcS dlrllaH>c q. Walker Emp.
CO., iu2 ". iJIl 81, Forth Worth, fey
6-iG.
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Sheriff Sale. No. 1862.
f. Pillsburry, Trustee,
Robert Burlington, Ltd
NIallricn RatemAM

Notice is hereby given thatpy virtue
of An order OF seizure and sale issued
out of the 2G Judicial District Court CT
Louisiana, in and for Washington Far,
ish in the above entitled cause. and
TO me directed, | will proceed to sell
At Dublic auction to the last and high
est bidder, On
Saturday, July -, 1919
at the principal front doc Of the court
house at Franklinton, La, between
legal sale hours for judicial sales, the
following described property to-"lt'
Six acres Of land more or less, in
tie northeast corner of southwest OF
northeast of section 2 township =
south, range 10 east, St. Helena Merl-
dian, described as follows; Commence
at Southeast corner OF land Of Il. e
Richardson and run southeast course
21O wards to lightwooI post: Thei
west IS yards to a post; Thence nortf
40 yards to southeast corner OF ah'
Of II. G. Richardson; Thence running
Fl, G.. Richardson line $40 yards II
place of beginning: Said lines beini
by small lightwood post at place o
beginning and at other corners by
hIazas on trees on sad lines. Benz
the same property acquired by NOR
tage from DR.. J. G. Denman' recorue
in Book is, page 692.
Terms of Sale. Cash without ap
pr9isemenT. .o,-
This 10Th day of June 1915.
T.J. Simmons, Sheriff.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1915-06-24
Sheriff Sale-No. 265O.
Lewis E. jenkins
vs.,
s, D. Hart.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue
I writ OF seizure and sale losueo OUT
, the Goth judicial District Court CT
}nisiana, in and for Washington
l.rish. in the above entitled cause
and to me directed. I will proceed TO
sell at public auction to the last ana
highest bidder, Oh
Saturday, June Is, 1919.
at the principal front door OF the court
house at Franklinton, La, between
Ieral sale hours for Judicial sales, me
following described property to-"AV'
50 acres Of land. being the same
rands acquired by S. j. Hart OF BaD-
ington Bros. Ltd, and by them OF D
r. Batcmau < Co., less the south nan
IF said track released from mortgage
Terms OF sale: Cash with dement,
of appraisement' ,o,z
This 18th OF day May 1913.
7. J. Simmons, Sheriff.
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Sheriff Sale. No. 1861.
E. Plllsburry, Trustee.
Robert Darlington Ltd
Thomas G.. Dyson


Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of an order Of seizure and sale issued
out of the 10Th judicial District Court
of La, in and for Washington Parish,
in the above entitled cause, and
to me directed, l will proceed to sell
at public auction to the last and high
est bidder, on
Saturday, July -, 1915
at the principal front door of the court
house at Franklinton, La, between
the legal sale hours for judicial sales,
the following described property, to-
wit:
Lots No. 2 and7 III square No. 3l5
in the town of Frankliuton, Washing
ton Parish, La. as per Hoskins map
of said town on file in the Clerks Of
fee of said Parish. Also northwest !
of northeast and north J of north }
of southwest of northeast &, section
80 township 2, south range II East st..
Helena Meridian.
Being same property acquired by
Thomas 9. Dyson from Robert Bah
ington, Ltd, under act of same passed
before VIM. J. Dobson. Notary Public
dated June 3rd, 1912, and duly record
ed in the Office of the Clerk OF Court
for the Parish of Washington, La.
Terms of sale-Cash without benefit
Of appraisement.
This 10Th day of June, 1915
T. j. Simmons, Sheriff.
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DESPlAILIRLNG WIFE

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! Advisory Dept. Chattanooga, l"nn. for Special
Instructions on yolr case and bi-page book, Home
| Trea,men, for Women sent in plain Wrapper J5a
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Woodmen Circis

Mrs. j y. ll"-cc. Guardian.
Mrs. Ella WEIGH, Secretary.
Meetings Second aud Fourth Tuesdays at3
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