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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-10
The Miracles Of the Saviour a
F0reshadogoing OF Mans Miracles

Jesus raised three people from of these some
critics question They say that widow of Mains son
Quke viz have only been in trance Such cases have
been known The Jews however, did bury hastily The
actual funeral stopped Days had probably
elapsed since the decease
Jarss daughter, however been long dead 1t
oaey possible that she still have been trance But
Is not probable for Jesus would mistaken Nor
ca" we conceive OF Ills fine personality allowing awakened
1rom trance to be accounted raised from the dead
The case Of Lazarus however beyond bubble He had
lam IN sealed tomb four days had set in Yet tho
Master OF Life brought him back earth tasks
Inc divinity OF Jesus however does not denend nnon
or any OF his miracles The old day thought it did
ally peeve IN them intensely But were but foretaes
our future liberty Now we held by things
some DAY distance, time and distractions will he
oanhed Death will be unknown not establishing this
gh 10 teach by raising the dead but illustrating His
teachings He refused miracles to establish His apbor,
ne was giving vision OF the future life
Inc test of His divinity lies the fact that His TEACHINGS
among al people everywhere and during all time Other
reeons hi only climate one nation The world M,
grows mem also They become antquated People tire Of
systems ana doctrines But the religion Jesus fits all advance
tnn' II feeds into growth all the miracles sbonjd h.
tEen away the world disprove the efficiency ~ t
'each!ng--that proves the case
Further speculation is if the Los ANGELES
was Feaiy dead The materas might claim that the oh ysc1
restored life But did he? Then why can he mt cress ~
One Is no harder thai. the other
me chemist makes grain Of wheat exactly Ike th.,
eFed IN the field But it will grow On the other hand
s6' Oh "Nesf 2oJo years old the other day II
LAX ana kernels promptly So the mystery is deepeDeS
e' i i'ie' "heie does II come from and where poi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-10
RAISED FIR
H0zU Mrs. Walter w. Akers,
Brought Back TO Life AT

A MONG the miracles Of the Saviour which have
~ most deeply impressed the minds and imagina.
% =. lions OF humanity those in which He raised
the deadthe restoration Of life to Lazarus to Jairlss
daughter and to the Widows son.
Medical science claims in the case OF Mrs Wal.
ter w Akers. OF Los Angeles literally raised her
from the dead not by tho exercise OF spiritual force
but by manipulation OF her heart after II he'd ceased
beating.
Mrs. Akers while undergoing an operation for gall.
stones. died. She remained dead for minutes.
Three minutes after he life had passed Dr. S
8. Hutchison the famous California surgeon who was
operating thrust his hand through the surgical ncsion
Ia Mrs Akerss side and thrust it up past intestnes
and other organs until he had grasped her heart.
This he began to manipulate. pressing 1t to counter
felt it's normal pulsation while the assisting surgeons
Drs. p NJ. Williams aud w. 8. Holman. carried on the
usual movements OF artificial respiration.
At the end OF ten minutes Mrs. Akers came back TO
life. Her heart began to beat and she breathed The
operation continued. and she Is the road beck
to health.
Her case was OF suspended animation or
coma. There were all the signs true death On this
point the three surgeons agreed
Mira. AkerH was dead-and she was brought back
10 life.
Williams tells Its details for this newspaper. says:
III the science OF medicine teaches anything It
teaches the trained observer how to determine when the
seal OF death has been placed upon who
It. Her heart was silent and as leless II will ever
De- the pulse OF course stilled; the became
fixed and took the gloss OF dissolution
ashen: the patient failed to every
could be Immediately applied: artificial respiration pro-
duced result We summoned the husband to the
death room We had lost our battle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-10

Then DR.. Hutchinson deftly. gently,
his right hand into the flve.inch lncisIon
made in the abdomen to the left OF
crowded 1t between the intestines, past
now as silent as busy factory on q
to the diaphragm against which the bott
rests.
From this vantage point he was a.
mont. to grasp the heart sac through OF
tissues separating 1t from the diaphrag,
Then began one OF the strangest bat
waged by physicians. Here was wome
at least three minutes. while the modeI
ratus OF latter day science was organize
the battle line In almost no time
Nurses began the administration or
charge OF the desperate attempt to indi
respiration by moving the arms. the to
OF the chest-by reso-ting. in fact. L
known TO medicine and surgery
I'm the meantime DR.. Hutchlson was
ness OF heart manipulation. With his
the top OF the organ and HIS thumb at
commenced gentle series OF contract
sion-squeeze. release; contraction and
AT first there was no result II seer
actually it was ten minutes. We had abe
forlorn hope when there was the fainte
organ OF life as 1t rested in the doctors
i believe we've got her. DR.. Hutc
whisper. Keep II up meaning the ar.
DIR. Holman. the nurses and myself were
Another moment and there was a ia
respiration. another and another. AS I'll
blood took up the oxygen the lungs grei
there before our very eyes we watched
newborn infant the beginning OF life
After that the patients recovery vi
90 rapid. in fact. that we were compete,
further snaesthetics before we could nnis
What happened? | don't know. n
In normal condition for the operation II
was good; the operation was proceeding
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-10
The Mystery Of Spirit Land
That May Lie Close to Earth

0here the soul during the minutes that the omn
was really dead? No one knows
Any conjecture Suppose We try
'" J. Stead felt iat the departed spirits could co
'huhcs'e with earth That does not the ooshnesy
hp'ruasIn that writes messages per sitting Pro
lessor an James also felt possible The spirit o,5
may be very Loved hover us through mem
ores sweet pictures Possibly they may come nearer
we send wireless messages We pull electricity out Of me
air and since mystery cannot give us name we call
mud Tor convenience sake possible then that the
woman spirit could nave been liberated because the BODY
no longer physically fit for the spirit to utilize as medium
channel Of expression
Many has died accident when if surgeon
oeen present the body would have endcd enough to
the spirit All physicians tell mothers have kept
o.en awe VINO would otherwise have died lowering them
win nslstent denial to death been BROUGHT
" life by the physician arousng purpose live 1t is done by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-10
What Became of Mrs. Akerss Soul?
Was 1t Called Back from Heaven?
Why Does Her Spirit Not Remember
What 1t Saw in the World Beyond?
Are Christ's Miracles Discrelited2
Discussed by Rev. DIR. Christian F. Resner
Pastor Church. 10th Street, Nev York

IT. HERE doubt that people have been buried alive
Many specialists that life be extinct from
body test it. Such people have even been
partially prepared for burial suddenly they revive and
Even physicians make mistakes Life all its relationships
mysterious that be dogmac Even heooeans
had to learn that fact The restoration at Los
Angeles doubtless almost miraculous
1t appeared to be the first of its kind
If 1t could be established theories would be unset
Naturally the witnesses wildly all the evidence they desired
to help them prove their position They forgot things
Zeal calls in prejudice and twists the evidence They are
eager to reach the conclusion that the that thew
unconcou forget to be technical ordinary
are honest, but may be unconscously deuded.
But let suppose she actually dead Would that dis
credit the miracles of Jesus9
BY no means He never claimed them be unnatural His
unusual deeds upernaturatha they above our
known natural Because Jesus He had the power
to call in higher laws
That does not that may during some coming
age develop that he enjoy of these higher
laws Christs divinity did lie in that He could per-
form miracles but the fact call into pay all the
higher laws far beyond present knowledge No miracle
of Jesus nature beyond our knowl
edge Of it.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-10

tnat mere is INTERIM dlate
state where people not yet ready for heaven grow
and Improve until fit for entrance. Others be-
leVe that man begins where he leaves off here and
continues to develop or 10 degenerate. Jesus said
to the thief on the cross, To-day shalt thou be
with Me in Paradise That surely means an i'm
mediate conscious state Of happiness.
Death comes when the body is incompetent to
conduct the souls activities. When the body was
promptly restored to disable condition the SOUL
being near, had excuse to leave it. Then, too,
the wise person is afraid to die Only the shiftless
or thoughtless declare, 81 not afraid to die
We dare not depart this life until our work il
done. We need the of all earth's opportuni.
ties or else We will be pigmies in the next world.
This departing soul may have strongly realized it's
dwarfed condition, and hence sought further
chance OF Development Remorse followed the
spirit Dives wanted to come back to warn Others
Many man has been set to serious living by going
near to death by accident or sickness. This soul
may have desired to help friends on earth.
In early days II declared that the exact
body in which nov live would be resurrected
Modern teachers not SO explicit in description
They do, however, believe in future life where in.
dIYjduality is preserved and fellowship Of the high
eEt type is possible. The sfguration revealed
Moses and Elias gathered With Jesus on the noun
tain top. Men uust learn that q starved spiritual
nsture will shr"si surely starved mental
nature Or starved heart life.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-10

spirit touching spirit Many die when they give up no
longer desire to live When people die may liberia
ton of the spirit to wider felowhps This spirit called
back the Los Angeles really very far
away from the body.
Again asks "Why did she have no conscious
knowledge Of this other worldi''
Again only faretched conjecture be made. The
skeptic might geefully insist life The
child understand the anguish father when her
mother buried She plays the corpse
lies. Pain and anguish are nevertheless fact But the
child has yet register for such large experience
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-10
No Organs or Faculties to Record
Experiences in Supernatural World

We have faculty to record experience the
world of spirits do the the material world
The animal has the register experiences
and work out from these habits the animal has no
ability put these things together new conclusion
The animal lacks the has faculties
ABOVE the animal SO the inhabitants of the spirit world
ulties above Paul being caught ND into the
hird heaven that he had visions unlawful unspeakabe
words that incapable Of I Corinthians 2)
Christians as whole body do not have any exactly
doctrines the life Russell believes
the sleep OF the dead until the resurrection day The Roman
Cathoc Church provides Purgaory where believer
ever smten by sim to purify himself suffering Some
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-01
PERSONALS

i. NJ Coy returned sunday from q trip
AZ Rio Grandc City on legal business.
r.. n. Nilliman WI Houston " \. business
visitor NJ the city today IIr VA registered
.at the San Carlos.
y. y. Lacey # San Antonio II ! bust
ness visitor IN the city today. I guest at
The san Carlos hotel.
q. ii. Tiudlcy of III Pa-o j. II business
visitor ~ Brownsville today. q guest al the
san Carlo hotel.
Thomas j. Lynch. Mr.. y. b. Cunning
ham. M. Al. Bri-cor. Mr.. M. III. Bri-rur
and Mi Charlotte Bri~coc comprised a
parry ot Edinhurg people that -pcut thc
week emit u Brownsville. a~ guests w the
san Carlos. They lett sunday afternoon
tor EdiuhurG.
Leland Prow-r mi Alice b. in thc ciiv
tor Z few day on hu~iuc~-. Mr.. Prow~c
~ registered W thc San Carlos hotel.
Mr.. and Mr.. a. y IIipp ~ San Bcuito
are visitor Iu Brownsville today. guests md
thc San Carlos hotel.
r. IT. Bolster ~ San Antonio ~ Y guest
ut thr san Carlos hotel.
M nufruL, .f Nm. MI -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-01
EPISODE OF
EXPLOITS OF ELAINE

Thr second episode IN Tho Exploit ut
El Inr." entitled 1.-The Twilight Sleep" vill
No seen at fic nttmauu thcltcr tuni.ht.
Elaine nod.c aud hcr lavyc>. Perry Bon
mott. ruii Craig Kennedy. " detective. WV
olive tlr u, -tcry WIT hrr father death.
That night /. German scientist calls ut thc
hillside -Hnharium and secretly uht.in- n
Nlal "t 4 drug which produces Twilight
sleep. The doct"r~ arr puzzled when "
BY missed. The scientist .o,~ WV Elaine
homo masked, succeed wv administering
ihc drug. and soon has rhr Girl unconscious
and while n hI- power makes her write
"a note to Kennedy di~chareiue him.
Next moruiu. Kennedy ~ rmazcd over
tHc letter aud calI- Elaine over TOW phone
and w assured lhat thc -irl know nothing
"f thr letter. while -hc ON ---ro DO M hrr
"v ~handwrtmG. Latter hc finds % piece nf
glass from thc vlaI containing thc drlg.
uud Tells Elaine WHAT thc trrubl, IVY. ana
that ~hc Wiil have tu undergo thc 'Tvi-
ll-iit sleep again in order tu remember
just what -hc did thc night before.
A note i- placed under thc door warning
Kennedy Z" cease operations against The
CIItchmg Hand under penalty w death.
nut Ac by indifferent about " and places thc
n"tr m Dos pocket. promising Elaine I'M
continue the search.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-01
TAXPAYERS NOTICE.

This j. to notify all owners Of property,
real and personal. that ! will be- at the
places below named 40 the time @et oppo-
site each for tbs purpose Of assessing and
taking rcndition~ for the year 1915 and all
owners are urAEd to arrange 10 make their
rcndition~ III thaN time.
At Harrington state Bank, January II
Ia n, inclusive.
At In Fcria. StatG~ Bank, February Ii
to - inclusive.
Al State Bank, LyforA March > to 10.
inclusive.
At Raymond,iilc State Ba~k March IL
to %. inclusive.
At San-Bemto. February , to Is. ifAvlu-
siVe. GEORGE CIfAMPIONA.-
Assessor, Cameron County, Texas.
-1ll4tf. y
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-01

INK held ~ The Morris undertaking par
Ions by the MaSun>. awaiting the arrival
uf drcrI>rd's father. Dr. Grnut w syria
ru>r. M. ~ who i> expected "A reach
brownsville in the next two DAYS. Bur.
ial viii hr made WV Donna.
Surviving Mn. truut i> i> wife. who
was af bin bedside ut thc time MI hi~
death also biz wife, mother. Mrs. de
@ItirrUrN uf Donna.
lIr Hri Mrs. Circuit came IN Donna
MIN months t-n from l;rrr>iurl. :. d..
aud hr invested iu Y tract IVY land there
.NttIifN- tn ruuiI,t thr farm fur thr
benefit nt h~ nallth. llr WAS N dentist
hv profession.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-01
DONNA MAN DIES
IN BROWNSVILLE
]. c. Grout, ~ Years Old. Passes Away
After Lengthy Iliness-Burial at Donna
VIII Take Place Upon Arrival OF Father
from Syracuse. N. Y.

u. MI GrnUt. " r-,iIru. uf thr Donna
community thc past sin months. diced NM
Ihr III" Grandc hospital Saturaal night
at $50 O'Clock. whore hr hld uuu, fpr
ne purpose ~ undergoing uH operation.
nut which had mot been performed hr
cause ~ "a. condition. The body Y hc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-01
DREAMLAND
MATINEE AM NIGHT

Universal special feature
CALLED BACR-irum Iiu-h Conway
famous novel. complete in . reels.
ZIP. THE DODGEE-kcy-ionr comedy.
SHORTY AND SHERLOCK HOLMES
Western comedy.
Special Pr0gram-5 and l0c
Tomorrow-Thc la-t VI 'Inc Trey "
Hearts surprise tor You, don't mir
III.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-01
EOT'';El'iTEEW
tTHEATREsE
MATINEE DAILY.
MATINEE DAILY.

TIE EXPLOITS UF ELAINE. second cpi-
~ody. THE TWILIGHT >LEEP~-Crig
Kennedy detective series. Arnold
Daily a- Kennedy.
.PATlIE NEWN-Thc latest worldwide cur-
rent events. animated newspaper.
Norma Taimad-y in-
JOHN RANCE. GENTLENAN-TWu act
NItagraPh. powerful drama.
The funny kalcm comedian. in
TIE WINKING ZULU.
Big Program, Don't Miss II.
Pricc>-lO and .l5e
Tomorrow "Thc Blth VI thc Star
spansIed Banner -Ilttorical drama.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-01
MARTINEZ Is
NOW PAPERS MANAGER

Felipe ID. MARITIME NJ Brownsville today
was appointed director general Nj All De
mocrata.' the official cuu~titutionali-t
paper in Brownsville. Mr.. Maritime stated
chat with he arrival II expected funds
from Vera Cruz the publication w the
paper u~ Y daily will wv resumed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-01
BEAVIDES CONCERN Is
A0JUDGED BANKRUPT

\ II. n Goudrirh. referee IN h~ankrntrv.
tla~ morning held q hearing in hi~ Office
and %dU.deed TIE firm of d. Benavide. 4
81 \nErupt. NJ application 81, made
" rc\lNcr and y was appointed. The
crck.orJ TODAY are beng notified of the
actioAf
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-01

After extensive experiments two Eneli>N
chemists have perfected sulphur dye,
with which II by possible to color wool.
silk. hemp and other tibcr- satisfactorily
and economically.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-01
BIG DECREASE
IN POLL TAX
PAYMENTS
Cameron County This Year Has Only 1854
Qualified Voters as Compared With 3.9C0
Last Year-NO Elections IS Cause OF
Decrease.

Approximately :. iGo citizens nd Cameron
,ouuty uhu qualified ETY. voter last year.
with State ana county elections WV pros
prrt. failed tO qualify u- voters thi- Year
with uo elections Iu prospect. a- Nv shown
with thy close Yesterday md thc ruuuty tuN
collector office tor ihc purchase ot ruii
.taX receipt. The total number IVY tulI
.taN receipt issued WI thc cuuuty tLi- year
was 1863 WY compared with 5000 A-t
wear.
In thr ritN uf Brown ii, county nun
tlN r,rorrt- fo thc number uf On uer.
issued, while rty polI TAX Receipts were
Issued hl th, ciy tuN collector wv th, mum
bcr WV 613. including - exemption rrrtiH
Gates.
d. H. .D. N .
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-01
Ask your doctor IL he wor'd advise N,

uSe of bread made and sold ~unsanitary
Hen say take no chances. use rutherford.
It's clcan.-adv. Il0lg.tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-01
New Auto Supply Business

Nt" Hut0 SuppIN buSlHtSS-~ nv. Hall
lau auj N. n. Ilanam huv, leased th.
building at HOG Elizabeth street. formerly
occupied iy thc City Hardware store. and
viii soon establish thcr, thc ofrc,- wv thc
llaILvm Colonization company. and viIl
also establish an automobile supply bust
ness Nh th, place. The building IN hriu4
rcnaIrcd. and n larger entrance IN hrn-
installed.
The Cash Grocery Co. sells Rutherford's
bread.-adv. lO.l9.tf.
investigate San Carlos meals t.
NJ Iud Nh. Alfred Li--uor wy Donna
ar- m Brownsville today. guests WY thr
Miller hotel.
Don't forget to take your water and
HIGHT discount 22tf.
Brownsville Grocery Co. sells Ruther-
ford's hread.-adv. 101gtf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-01

Here on Temporary Duty Pr m MI.
Pearson hu arrived at Furt Brown from
Fort ~am Houston. nr Pearson h,r.
uu 4 temporary duty, ari expects iu h. nf
TIKI post here rh"ut tNu months.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-01
Don't forget 10 take your water and
Did you read about The Twilight Size

In saturday Herald Nrr ohm plrturc~ +;
the Diiimaun theatcr today.-lt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-01

X. NJ COY returned sunday from q trip
t. Rio Graudc City ou legal business.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-14

llzsrsl erltAt ~ pe kEsH IA E-<f,
;ss.z.ss 81 t NJ mlEztF prsfty sr1ngisE
sze tsrsmsK re ezurr prsgrzm Hath
czta ~ Aae
ri kzFsz " fS ~ rongrasuiate1 Cd
a i@ss A1siaS xac1 . lAEsArai Orszrli-
tatsop The new hanN 1eaerves eA.
eourzeennt ard fhe s1Dperz q tAe
bEhsse Therr ~ M seancn ~hg ~
sho-id ror hare band that win make
s.is&zFe seF shs home folks and vim
ire1ig icr tzf eiiy wAea y goes zsrgad
f'ff saees haa oz1e plans and tke
rea oers of M or<enizaticE seem tc
b. eoFkfns IN haTunny 70 hep hr1
zarFy .Ser 0ut Here 4 hoping thar
iaey zrreed 70 assking the chIekzshs
saH4 fzmona thFDnsAout the state.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-14
The Pluo Hat.

The year 1915 is the centenary Of
the silk hat, known in common
parlance as the tile. the plug and
stovepipe.
The first silk hat was manufactured
and worn in this country In 1916.
Some of the silk hats made in that
year are still being worn One can
see them upon occasion Of every great
local society event or when Maude
Adams or grand opera come to town.
On an occasion OF this kind one can
see silk hats of every style that has
been manufactured from 1915 to 1915.
1t Is neces- -ary to change the style
Of silk hats every year. If the style
was not changed there would be no
sale for them. An ordinary silk hat
will wear as long as cast iron paper
weight. 1t is impossible to kill them
Haven Journal-Courier.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-14
IMooLENcg

Irldesenfe Is tse sleep of tie Mind
What = oftea eaIIea indoIeuce IS. in
fact the gHconAr8ous ems iosaness 81
insspaclfy
What nen want y not talent: il il
Dgrpoa 10 ether zor1a. nof tie poser
q aeAleve sat the xiH to labor
The carkest hosy ID he history b
arr yess mar If ~hen he sits ao1n
isgsslaay hew % ~ money without
iscnsstly esuiag IL
i-aziness grCws ~ people il 5esEns
~ e0bsfb spd ends III irca chains
TIE more ore has ~ 40. the more no
i alie % accomplish
Indolenee la iiie-dry rof 0f even a
xood mind and 4 good character, The
pracilcai aNelessnesg of both. IL ls
tae TaAte b xfat might b. d happy
and useful life.
~ long ~ b. msst fight lis way.
M man q genius pushes fornam
conguering and - eonques Ifgt bow
often = he Al last overcome ~ =
capua' Ease and fame bring aloth
ard siumDer
Of al onr faults that Nhich we most
readily admit u IDdoienee sye per
auade Ourselves that il chsrishes all
the psscefia virtues, ana thst 15ihosi
DESTROYING the others. II merely sus
pencs their functions
look upon indoIegce az 4 SORT d
sulcide. nm thc man IS effectually de
gtroycd, though the appetite of ne
brute may survive -Ford's Magazine
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-14
Turning the ManaIe.

The charitably inclined lady was
paying visit to Mrs Atkins, whose
husband was away fighting at the
front. The visitor found the soldiers
wife in paroxysm OF grief
Whatever is the matter?" ex.
claimed the visitor.
Amt yer heard?" was the sobbing
reply. "Bilrs in orspital with both
Is arms on
The lady was obviously shocked
With view to easing the grief. how
ever she said:
But the government win be sure
TO provide for you
THAT amt it" was the fearful re-
sDonse- Who's a-goin' to turn the
mangle for me on washin' days now,
I'd like ter know
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-14
Ale Is Ancient Beverage.

Brewing early became an industry
of large proportions in England.
though the brewers product was
called ale. because the use OF hops in
the making Of 1t had been introduced.
Brewing was practiced extensively
by the monks in England as far back
as the twelfth century The use OF
hops in brewing is said to have been
learned BY the English from the Scan
dsnavians ana that this ingredient had
then become OF wide use among the
Germans. who called their matt liquor
containing hops. beer