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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-14

Heimonen oil taalla pitaen juma-
lanpalveluksia seka koululla, ct
ta perheissa. Main sis Jumalan
sanalla paatimme vanhan vuoden
ia silla otimme uuden vuoden
v~astaan. Kiitos Jumalalle!
Kuolema vuoden lopulla tenn
pasi uudisviljelijan l.. Moilasen,
hanelta jai vaimo ia a lasta or
voiksi. Jumala on orpoin lisa ia
leskein holhooja, lohdutus Mile,
jotka Haneen turvaavat. - Kun
nyt vanha vuosi on mennyt taas
menojaan, min on meilla uuden
vuoden kanssa jaanyt Jumalan
totuus, joka eli muutu vuosien
vaihtuessakaan. Kolmiyhteinen
Jumala todistaa viela: Min tot
ia kuhn nina elan samoa Herra,
eli minulle kelpaa jumalattoman
kuolema, utta eta han kaantyi-
81 teistansa ia elaisi. Palatkaat,
palatkaat, teitanne teidan pa
hoista teoistanne. Miksi teidan
pitaisi kuoleman, tie Israelin
huone." Kunpa tana uutena vuo-
tena kaantyisi kaikki epauskon
pahoilta teilta, armoa ia syntein-
anteeksi saamista omistamaan,
sanan ia sakramenttein todistuk-
sella Pyhassa Hengessa. Lahde
nyt laiskinkin tana vuotena sa-
nan kuuloon, ettei kuolema sinua
tapaisi Jumalan hylkaajana. Sc
on hyva, eta sydan vahvistuu
Jumalan armolla. Jesus on sa-
ma, ellen, tanaan ia ijankaikki-
sesti. Meilla eli ole taalla pysy-
vaista asuinsijaa, vaan tulevais-
ia meidan on ~etsittava, sta kau-
punkia, jonka Jumala on perus-
tanut.
Armon ia rauhan terveiset
toivon taas ITALIA alkavalla vuo-
della, autuuttaan omistava vel
JENNIE,
Matti Laakso.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-14
SASK. CAN.

Kaikika taman seudun nuoria,
jotka haluaa tulla rippikouluun,
kehoitan kaymaan luonani, anita
massa nimensa ia ottamassa LAX
sgt koulua varten. Lansipuolel-
ia jokea sopisi tulla taman kuun
"a p. ia itapuolelta jokea 81 p.
Mr.. M. Sarvelaan, Glen silloin
STELLA ia pidan jumalanpalveluk-
sen. Ripikoulun alan 1 p. Maa-
liskuuta, ia kestaa kaksi viikkoa.
Ripikoululasten paasto tapah-
tuu, maaliskuun IA p. 1915.
Ev. Luth. seurakuntamme pitt
vuosikokouksen 6 p. tammikuu-
ia, jossa valittiin entinen virka-
kunta, joiksikin kokonaisuudes-
saan. Toivon, eta taman armon
vuoden aikana toimimme entis-
taan ripeammin Jumalan valta-
human ty0ssa ia eta Sc on NEIL
lie jokaiselle kallis. Jesus Kris
tus Herramme on luvannut ola
heikoissa vakeva. Tehkaamme
tyota, ~luottaen Hanen apuunsa.
Toivoo ystavyydella,
j. Tapola.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-14
AsHYABULA HARBOR, OHIO.
Tammik. z p. 1!

ldITlIulk. II. I0lc.
Observation-Disclosures Mrs. He
lena Myllykoski on ollut muuta-
mia paivia sairaana, vuoteen o.
mana. Sairastaen jotakin sisais-
ia tautia, josta eivat laakarit-
kaan ole oikein selvilla, mika ha-
nella on. Toisin ajoin han tuntee
kovaa poltetta ruumiissaan. Pa
ranemaan pain han on vahan.
Pastorska Lehtinen, takalai-
sen Observation-Disclosures pastorin
puoliso, victim tammikuun 6 p.
takalaiseen sairashuoneeseen.
10 pitemman alan on hanen toi-
men ialkansa ollut kipea. Nyt Sc
pahentui min, eta taytyi tur-
vautua sairashuoneen hoitoon.
Tuntuu ikavalle, kun suuren per-
heen att tulee main sairaaksi.
Nutta tietoisuus, eta kaikh
kaantyy Jumalaa r~akastaville
parhaaksi, tuopi tassakin lohdu-
tusta.
Seurakuntalainen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-14

SaarnavuOrOja tammikuulla.
16 p. Kalavalassa Bj0rklunnin
koululla klo 2 ip.
II p. John Biiberg talolla klo
10 ap. ia Eaglessa Charles Hillin
talolla klo 2 ip.
20 p. Midwayn kirkossa klo IL
ap. ia Kaannan t. klo 2 ip.
% p. Lawlerissa Kallion t. klo
2 ip. ia Aution t. klo 8 i'll.
90 p. Haltosen koululla klo 2
ip.
"a p. Kankaan koululla klo 10
APP. ia Lawlerissa klo 2 ip.
26 p. Thompsonin k. Isac Raj
sasen klo 2 ip.
% p. Maplessa, Wis. klo 2 ip.
Rippikouluun aikCvat lapset vol
vat silloin kokoontua kirkkoon
klo IL ajaksi, laksyjen koittele-
mista ia lisaamista varten.
80 p. Nashwaukessa Kosken t.
klo 8 ill.
81 p. Nashwaukessa klo 2 ip.
81 p: Boveyssa klo 8 i'll.
E. v. Niemi,
Vanha pub. BID.
Thompson, MINI.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-14

sen, -velkataakan alta vapaak-
81, joka lamauttaa useinkin seu-
rakuntamme toiminnassa.
Kirkollisia toimia olen tehnyt
Wine vuoden aikana: Kastanut
IA lasta. Mass Cityssa 13,
Greenlandissa III, East Branc-
hilla 6 ia muualla ymparistolla
joku alma paikassansa. Herran
ehtoolliselle Glen laskenut Is las
ia. Mass Cityssa IL ia GREEN'S
sd 6. Vihkinyt 6 pariskuntaa a.
violiittoon. Kuolleita haudannut
16; Gremlandin hautausmaahan
5 ia Greenin hautausmaahan sa-
moin 5 ia muut joku paikassaan
ymparistolla.
Seurakuntien vakilukuunkin
maiden ovat seurakuntamme sa-
moilla tasoilla kuten ennenkin
vaan syntymisilla ovat lisaanty-
meet. Pidamme nekin seurakun-
tiemme jasenina joittenka nimet
ovat kirkonkirjoissa ia teettavat
papilliset tehtavansa kirkkokun-
famine papeilla. Vaikkapa he
eivat voikkaan saant0jensa mu-
kan suorittaa jasenmaksujaan,
vaan maksavat vointinsa mu-
kaan. Emme ole ennenkaan hei-
ta karsineet pois seurakunnasta
ia on edullista, ettemme tee sta
vielakaan. Mutta ~tarkeissa seu-
rakuntien kriitillisissa asioissa
ssurakuntien kokouksissa, he O.
vat aanivaltansa menettaneet
saant0jen mukaan. Sta eli pitai-
81 kenenkaan seurakunnan jase-
men hevilla tekeman, eta menet-
taa aanivaltaansa jos suinkin
vol sen tayttaa.
Toivon s~ydamestani, eta kaik-
XII seurakuntien jasenet tulisivat
taistelemaan yksityisenakin hen.
kil0na, seurakuntien olemassa O.
Ion puolesta, kaikkea vastaan
joka hapaisee seurakuntien tot
mintaa. ~Ilmestyipa Sc sitten seu-
rakuntien vastustaminen missa
muodossa hyvansa. Silla missa
seurakunnallinen toiminta lax
kaa, STELLA siirrytaan uuteen pa
kanuuteen ia Jumalan kieltami-
seen. Joka tulee varmaan koh-
taamaan lopuksi siamme ia tu-
levan sukupolvemme, jos olem-
me levaperaisia seurakuntien o.
lemassaolon puolesta.
Wine vuoden aikana on agi-
taattorit puhaltaneet vierasta
tulta suullisesti ia kirjallisesti ia
uskottaneet oikeen Jumalan nj
MESA kaikkija valeita Tyomies-
lehdessa allekirioittanuttakin
vastaan. Mutta kaikista on Her.
IA minut paastanyt ia s~aattanut
viholliseni hapeaan.
Kiitos olkoon Jumalan, joka
on minulle voiton antanut mel
dan Herramme Jeesuksen Kris
tuksen kautta.
J. Rankila.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-14
Jumalanpalveluksia tammi-
kuulla.


kuulla.
II p. Menehgassa klo 10 ap. ia
klo 7 i'll.
% p. Holmes Cityssa C. Mat
sonilla klo 7.30 i'll. ia "a p. kir-
kossa Herran ehtoollis-juhla klo
II ap. ia iltaseurat C. Johnsonil-
la klO z.
~ p. Aunandalessa John Ma
ella klo 1873 i'll.
% p. Jack Landolla klo 7.3O i'll.
20 p. Jack Pukkilalla klo 7.30
ill.
80 p. Franch Laken seurahuo-
neella Herran ehtoollis-juhla klo
II ap. ia iltaseurat Cokatossa A.
Onkalla klo z i'll.
J. Huuskonen,
Menehga, MINI.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-14
Kansan klrjeitd.
NASEL, WASH.

lchiiliiilh. " ~ icic'
Onnellista uuttavuotta Juma-
Ian armon ia rauhan osallisuu-
dessa Jeesuksen, Vapahtajamme
kautta, toivotan Auttajan luki-
joiTe ia erittain Mile veljille ia
sisariTe, jotka ovat Auttajan
kautta Wine vuodellakin alike
rasti sarannaeet koko mailman
autuudeeta Kristuksen sovinto-
kuolemasta. Tama terveellinen
hyva sanoma ~tuottaa runsaan
lohdutuksen ia voiman uuteen e.
lamxaa Kristuksen seuraamises-
sa.
Veljeisesti:
Oscar Oman.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-14
Ranskan ~paaministerin polka
saanut surmanSa.

Paaministeri Vivian on saanut
sotavirastolta tiedonannon, jos
sa ilmoitetaan aikaisemmin an
nettu tieto, eta hanen poikansa
on saanut surmansa taistelussa.
Vivianin polka sal surmansa
jo elok. % p. saksalaisten rinta-
varustusten luona, mutta hanen
ruumiinsa l0ydettiin vasta my0-
hemmin ia min pahasti ruhjou-
tuneena, ettei sta tunnettu tar
kalleen, ia nyt vasta vol sotavi-
rasto-uutisen vahvistaa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-14

Beechwood, Mich. tammik A p.
1915.
vuosi on taas loppunut ia uusi
vuosi ON alkanut. Past. j. IL.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-14
MASS CITY, MICH.

Mass Cityn Kansallisseura-
human vuosikokous pidettiin
tammikuun 3 p. ehtoona. Kokous
oil vilkkaampi ia yksimielisempi
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-14
HartauSSeurat

HartauSSeurat
'pidetaan BeechwoodissaH ertsee-
min koululla tammik. II p. klo 1
paivalla.
M. Laakso.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-09-13
Peaches Stunted
When in Youth

Those peaches must have been
stunted back in the early stages of
greenness, they are so small
that an ordinary peach box
will actually hold a round dozen
when squeezed in. One of them only
measures IA inches around the mid
die and tips the scale at 22 ounces.
The twelve weight 13 pounds and IA
ounces. One of them would only
make dinner for about five people.
y. A. Moody grew them on his Man
zanita street city farm, and even
although they were so small he was
prevailed upon to exhibit them in H.
l.. Whited's iewelry store window
over Sunday before sending them for
entrance in the big peach contest at
the exposition. When Zenas Moody
who labors in the ticket office at the
depot, puts up his lunch he does not
say, Mother, put in a couple of
peaches" Instead it is, Mother, is
there room for quarter of a peach?
| feel hungry today" We are willing
to bet that when some of the erudite
Californians see those peaches they
will accuse H. o. Frohbach of blow
ing them up with bicycle pump.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-09-13
Notes From The
Commercial Club

President Swinney of the First Ma
tional Bank of Kansas City, Mo-, with
la party of five arrived in the city
Saturday evening on train Is, Their
private car was set off here and they
were met by Mr.. Norris, secretary of
the Commercial Club, and E. V. Car
ter, and were taken for ride over
the city and through the park. Mr..
Swinney stated to Mr.. Norris that
Ashland was one of the most beauti-
ful cities he had visited and that he
could see great things in store for us.
They remained in the city until train
No. SO early Sunday morning.
The exhibit building at the depot
is closed temporarily while it is un-
dergoing a few much needed repairs,
such as paint, etc. 1t will be complet-
ed some time this week.
Secretary Norris of the Commercial
Club would like to have some nice
display apples to send to the exposi-
tion. Any other fruit for display pur-
poses would be very acceptable also.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-09-13
Ashland
Districts Combine

The Ashland and Talent districts
have combined into one for the pur-
pose of securing irrigation. Approx
imately $4,000 acres of land which
is or may be irrigated lie in the
new district.
The need of irrigation is becom-
ing more apparent with every dry
summer such as the past two, and
plans for irrigation are being met
with favor by Ashland landowners.
The irrigation of the vast acreage on
the slopes of Grizzly is a much hoped
for outcome.
A survey of the water supply of
the valley is to be made by govern
ment engineers. Already over 20,-
500 acres have been signed up in the
valley for irrigation.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-09-13
America FOurthgin
Foreign Shipping

1t is pleasant to learn that the
American flag really is making its
way on the seas again. Our shipping
engaged IN the foreign trade, which
last year totalled only 1,O76, 900 tons,
rose in the year ending June 80 to
5000 tens. That was a greater
foreign tonnage than we have had
since the Civil War started our ship
ping decline. The gain is three times
as much as we ever made before in
one year. 1t has raised our stand
ing, since this war began, from the
tenth position among maritime na-
tions to the fourth. Only Great
Britain, France and Norway now sur
pass us in carrying power of foreign
trading vessels.
Unfortunately, however, this
growth is restricted almost entirely
to the European traffic. The increase
in the number of transatlantic
ships of American registry would be
more satisfactory If it were matched
by proportional increase in the Pa
cific and in the trade routes of the
southern hemisphere.
We are losing instead of gaining
in the Asiatic routes. 1t is feared,
too, that the present rate of growth
will prove merely temporary. Our
shipping has of course been unnatur-
ally stimulated by war conditions,
which have multiplied freight rates
in the European trade. Great num-
bers OF ships have changed to Ameri-
can registry for the sake of the profit
in carrying war supplies and the
greater safety they enjoy under our
flag.
When the war ends this stimulus
will fail us. Moreover, Germany, re-
gaining access to the seas, will re-
sumo her place ahead Of us in ton
mage. And then, unless something
effective is done in the meantime
for additional protection of our ship
ping, putting the burdens of Ameri-
can vessel owners more nearly on a
par with those of foreign nations,
we may see our shipping hopes fade
again.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-09-13
America Is
Furnishing Autos

American manufacturers are now
supplying the world with automo-
biles. According to foreign trade
representatives they are also creating
such a favorable reputation for the
products of their engineering and
manufacturing skill as to insure their
permanent leadership in foreign mar
kets over the manufacturers of other
nations. The gigantic strides made
by the motor vehicle industry is
strikingly illustrated by the record of
exports for the twelve months ending
June 80, during which period Ameri-
can manufacturers exported 37,S70
motor cars valued at $50, ,OOO, 900,
with parts valued at S7,0O0,0OO, a
total export valuation of $67, 7,O00,-
900. This represents an increase of
over 100 per cent compared to the
sales of the previous twelve months.
While the greatest increase has been
in motor trucks to European coun-
tries, due to war orders, yet passen-
ger car exports also show substan-
tial increase. Great Britain was the
American manufacturers best Gus
toner last year, taking over ten thou
sand trucks and passenger cars.
France was the second best buyer,
purchasing half as many cars, while
the remainder of Europe purchased
nearly as many vehicles as the
French purchased. The greater bulk
of the cars sold moved through the
port of New York, and June was the
record month for shipments, with fig
ures of 1900 trucks and passenger
cars, valued at $13, 900, or near
ly one-quarter of the value of the en-
tire years shipments, as the months
achievements. In addition to sales
TO Europe, American cars are being
SHIPPED to Asia, Australia, South
American countries and Canada. The
100 per cent increase in foreign sales
shows the efficient productive capac-
ity of the American motor car build
ers, and the widespread distribution
of the sales to all quarters of the
globe, the successful elimination of
the aggressive sales campaign car
ried on last year by the manufactur-
ers to secure commanding position
in foreign markets.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-09-13
Greatest Crowd
Sees Gibbons Win

At Brighton Beach, New York, the
largest crowd that ever witnessed a
boxing match in this country saw
Mike Gibbons of st. Paul outpoint
Packey Mcfarland in a ten-round
match Saturday night. The bout was
hotly contested from start to finish
with Gibbons scoring effective blows
more frequently than his shifty op-
ponent. A throng estimated at 49,
600 people saw the fight.
A purse of $32,5OO was divided,
$17,500 to Mcfarland and SIS, 900
to Gibbons, neither of whom was
damaged to any great extent or in
serious danger of a knockout during
the ten rounds.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-09-13
Darkening Trail
Delights Audience

The Masterpicture shown last night
at the Lyric, featuring the noted W.
S. Hart as Yukon Ed" was a gem.
If there ever was a motion picture
that shows the possibilities of the
moving picture art, it is "The Dark
ening Trail" If you liked THE Spoil
9rs you will enjoy every minute of
these four wonderful reels. Grand" T."
Beautiful" Fascinating" were
some of the expressions overheard as
the large audience was leaving the
theatre last night. Don't fail to see
this Masterpicture. 1t will make your
heart feel glad that there are such
things as picture shows" 1t will be
shown for the last time tonight.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-09-13
Snakes and Owls
and Other Pets

Every boy and girl in the Unite'
States is invited by the management
of the Panama-Pacific Internationa
Exposition at San Francisco to pre-
pare for an event of tremendous in
terest to boys and gt'ls, which will
mark the closing days of the eKposi
tion. This is composition in chill
dren's pets.
From the morning Of Wednesday
December 1, to Friday evening OF De
cember 8 the pets of hundred thou
sand American children will be OF
exhibition out at the livestock section
of the exposition. The pets will bt
received on Tuesday, Norember 80
and d. o. Lively, chief of the depart
ment Of livestock, TO whom all in
quiries must be addressed, has prom
ised that each of the pets-and II
matters not whether it be of bird,
fish, quadruped or reptile-will re-
ceive the best attention ana not a
single penny will be charged for this.
In order that your pet may be en-
tered at the worlds greatest exposi-
tion, please write as follows today to:
Mr.. D. o. Lively, Chief, Department
of Livestock, Panama-Pacific In
ternational Exposition, San Fran
cisco, Cal.
Dear Sir: Please send me today
full particulars as offered about the
children's pet stock show at the Pan
ama-Pacific International Exposition,
December 1-3. Please enclose entry
blanks so that may enter my pet.
Name ............,..- ...-..|
Street ............,.. ....'''
City ............... ....''.''
State ...........s.. ....'''
When the three days affair has
been concluded, there will be prizes
galore-and then hundreds OF proud
little boys and girls will have in
their possession the ribbon OF prize
winners, bestowed upon their pre-
cious pet.
As you know, all the exhibits at
the exposition are competitive.
Prizes of award are bestowed for the
most successful exhibits, and most OF
the exhibitors come to the exposition
in the hope of receiving the highest
awards. So after some discussion it
was decided that the exposition must
not be allowed to terminate without
imprinting lesson upon the children
that would endure. This lesson could
best be based upon the universal ma
ture existing in every child as de-
picted in his or her love for certain
living things. Therefore 1t was de-
termined that the children would be
requested to bring their precious pets
to the exposition Competent grown
ups would then make careful COM
parison and decide which of the pets
are entitled to wear the blue or other
color OF ribbon or receive other toR-
ems OF honor.
II you are interested as a child
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-09-13

participant, or in the role of friend,
guardian or parent of child who
possesses a pet that comes under re-
quirements of this exhibition, write a
letter to D. o. Lively, chief of the
livestock division, Panama-PacifiC
International Exposition, San Fran
cisco. Mr.. Lively will respond by
furnishing complete details and data
of tue event, which promises to con-
stitute one of the most remarkable
features of the exposition.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-09-13

Portland school board has ap-
proved plans for first unit of $780,
600 trade school.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-09-13

Myrtle Creek-Concrete building
for Rice Bros. & Adams nearly com
plete.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-09-13

st. Johns-Western Cooperage
Company plant starts operations this
week.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-09-13

WANTED-Girl to do general house
work for two. Go home nights.
Call between l and 2;30, apart
ment 8, Allen apartments. 32-2t
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-09-13

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
for single ladies, at $40 Almond.
Phone 341-J. 32-2t
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-09-13

FOR SALE-Very gentle, high-grade
Jersey COW, just fresh. Ideal for
family. Fine mixer. Phone 265-L.
32-1t*
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-09-13

Rails arriving for second unit
Grants Pass and Eureka railroad.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-09-13
Classified Advertisements
Continued from Page Three.)
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR SALE-Fancy Red Carneaux,
Maltese pigeons, squads. George
Yates, phone 346-J. 32-tf
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-09-13

Marshfield-Dr. Morrow and w. A..
Reid are planning residences.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-09-13

FOR SALE-Good second hand
doors, windows and frames. j. T..
Eisley, Laurel and Ohio streets.
22-2t%
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-13
CIRCLE FOR YOUNG FOLKS
STAR CIRCLE BOY RE0RCANIzES UNITED GARDEN CLUB

Charles Harris, OF 3225 Burke
ave., Is recognizing the United
American Garden Association Of
Seattle, which was founded last
year by Richard Reynolds.
Charles is IS and attends the
Lincoln high school. He has
arranged with the Tllikums to
have the use Of the Press club
any afternoon except Tuesdays
and Thursdays. where members
will meet.
Only grammar school children
will be permitted TO Join the asso.
citation.
VIII Plant Gardens.
Charles is also trying to persuade
the owners Of lots situated conven-
iently near the school houses to let
the children use them for the pur.
poses of planting.
Uncle Jack strongly urges all Cir.
cleites to attend the first meeting.
which will be held next "Wednesday
afternoon at the Press club. Fifth
and University. st o'clock.
The Circle Will do all In It's powe
to further the enterprise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-13
DEATH SHOWS
GIRL 'WEDDED'
TO HER CHUM

staff Special.
CHICAGO. Feb. i3.-"The work.
Ing girl has no chance.
III she's sopd nbe In ignored and
struggles To exist ON ST. week
II she Isn't good she In battered
about Abe earth until an early grave
ends her misery.
only n man has n chance"
Such was the philosophy Of Ida
WeinHtein.
hut her message TO the world was
never delivered while she lived.
IL did not come out until Ben
ME" Rosenstein, her hands hard.
ened from years OF toll as a man.
lay In her coffin attlred IN the bur
ial dress that Ida Weinstein would
have worn.
Effect Strange Partnership.
Little Bennle's" chief monrncf
was Pauline Roscnstein. her wife. %
Seven years ago Ida Welnstein.
young girl, was discouraged.
She saw years Of toll al 81 a
week ahead. OF her. So did her
chum and roommate. Pauline Roi
Henztein.
~ arm going 70 be man and
have a mans chance" Pauline
says Ida told her.
And ttralchtway she beea-c
Ben Rosenstein and paui$e
changed her name TO Mrs. Ro-
sensteln.
Az Pauline stood beside the cot.
fin ~ the tuberculosis victim. she
sobhed oft the story.
They had travelled through most
OF the larger cities OF the east and
middle west. Ida posing and dress
ing as a man and getting employ
ment nj good wages an furniture
worker
Better Than Old Method.
Pauline kept house. Tho arrange
mcut was far better than the old
s5-a-week method. she says.
Then three or four years ago the
man took sick The Illness became
tuberculosis.
Then went out and shaved
Tor her, Just as she shaved Tor
me-" declared Pauline. But
I worked AS A GIRL"
Through the windows ~ the M.
tie first floor fiat out IN Chicngo's
great West side. crowds stared In
and maryeled.
ON the floor lay the earthly re
mains OF Ida welnsteiu. The eof-
fin had not yet come.
Her dying request had been that
she be buried IN masculine gar
menta.
But the doctor had ordered Ben
nie's" clothing burned.
SO Ida weinstein's dress IN death
was the dress OF woman. the first
that has developed her frame for
seven years.