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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13

On y TWIrUHu 4HOp6Ty' I no VoIS<ko W0Te
issued In 1904.
Tho formation Of This committee will
make three protective committees which
have been formed since the receivership
To look after the various securities OF
the railway rompany. The other two
protective committees arc for the S20.-
600, 900 twenty year per cent de-
bentures OF 1912 and tho $4,000, 900
capital stock.
As yet there has been no default on
the interest OF the refunding a.. which
was paid In April. Tho next semi
annual instalment falls due In October
OF this year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

Tn. hoa-i % directors OF 'h- Federal
L'sh' and Traction Company has deferred
pay ment or the regular quarterly dividend
OF Ia per cent. ON tn. preferred stock
Al'houEh tn" company was never IN
stronger pos son ami has s20N 900 cash on
hand the board deemed II uuNis. 70 MAX.
the usual disbursement in these time. %
unstttlement Hrretofor. dividends on -.
preferred stock which il cumulative have
been paid regularly.
The 1913 budget OF N. Utah Power and
llEht COMPANY calls for appropriations Of
about $1,000. 900 APPROXIMATELY $500 200
" III 60 Tor Improvements ON propcrtr, in
Utah and IN. balance viii he expended on
Idaho and Colorado properties Among
the Improvements to be effected Ia new
CITY, General Manager G, T.. Grosbeck
said that the outlook for the company for
the current year Is excellent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON May 1.-THE Ga,emen, Of
the receips and pay warrAnts OF the Treas
Tuesday This mo Fiscal VI
Reoeipts ..,...,s? t6ossl sn,o2s,S0 1854 ~ iss
Pay wArrants. s.3!,@s! ls53s.Si& sissx s.I
DEFICIT ........ Sss7!li sl.bl3iis ~, 49,, ~,
Receipts from customs ye-erday y.sSs.
internal revenue, ordinary s,<s2 sc6: CORPORA.
ton TAX. Sl2',-t+. miscellaneous So. ~
National bank notes received for redemp.
ton. 81 Ci947I
The cash statement Of the United stases
Treasurer for May II shows:
GENERAL FUND
Gold coin ......-.............. ~ ~ 6C
Gold cert fcairs ..-................ c5ST7 $50
silver dollars ,,,,,... .......,....... 10 .O>S ,s3
slNrr, t~rtlh'aes .................. 1876 1Ja
lnl'et states notes ....,.,......... l.2S9.7 te
Cert fed checks on hanks ........ 80 100
NATIONAL bank notes ...,,.,.,..,.. 1870 ~
Subsidiary SILVER, minor coin and
silver bullion .................... N.oii &os
Cash IN Treasury ..s.,.,.,,.,,...,.. 1s $50 80
In national banks ...,..,.......... 65se;. go
Available cash in Treasury and
banke ...,.....,...,.,,,.,,,,.. "a &c. 40
Dcdu" current liabilities ,...... 81 SIS
bank. ..,.......,...,.. -, y 10. -
Other Treasury assets. net ....,... 1851. ST.
Net balance IN general fund i67+s.7Ss
RESERVE FUND
Gold coin and bullion -.....--.,.... siec ~ 80
TRUST FUND
To redeem outs snding cert fcates 81 $50 OIL 100
Grand total cash assets in Treasury la4 .os 7.s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13

sane DAY 1914 lss M Share. Janu
Where follows a quotation indicates .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13
SHORT TERM NOTES.

) Par value. $50. 'E. dividend
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13

WASHINGTON. May 1.-THE Nasemen, OF
the recipe and pay warrAnts OF the Tres a.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-09
Zen Surcncoc airfc.

(oitor Z. z. Cioe@pif bar en-
Snn6 llGlct uoa Ct NolpitaI / Ntir.
uecpoIi2 hror han if en- Cpcration
uo'ert. Nan er III bra iQlen o. cr
rciit hicm
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-09

buffer, mems Stem 3ealano bar til.
truffet fig meeet Spmerfiombeo peo
Den Waabe. bporpan oct Der bar
frenlitiqet fine ajsonarer, iom bar
p9ret ienot bio / "Geirigerators"
en- bliper rent iulten, ilaar Ell Ter bet
oeilige ieoe Saarefiso, iom benger
/ &ao % &pffe / itore, isfoloe @las.
ifob. Smsr og Sit crporteres oeiaa
fra Seem Zealand og Iilitralien paa
lignenoe Waooe.
Nnar Ell ait omfring / benne @pg.
ming fit man npiIfaarlig Selelien al,
at en- ing Sarnler filnoe lore li9eioo
mango npttigc Sino her paa Ell llges
Sib, iom ban fltnoe paa flere Tiger
peo Ell alminoelig Iger6rugsifole.
s BET 6eletaget fan man, peb of
gipe fig Sio til at beie bisie uoitiI.
lingspalooier list neie, faa en- eanlfc
inbgaaenbe Soritanelie baabe al be
enfelte Stnters WtiOler pg &eiour.
GER, % tiaiee faa ct gpbt ge9reb ON
2anoets mongeurteoe Snoritrier og
Sabriforift. Nen ifal man oct, maa
man for BET fsrite interesiere fig for
bsiit forifieaige cling og tiui9e babe
Sio nof til at betragte Dem ganife
neie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-09

"QoIoic Of @oricb Snbu'tries" or
en- onoeu @pgniug, iom bpber paa
Ell llcnocIigbeo al @ienltanbc, ser or
al oImcumenneifeIiQ SntereSie. @pg-
ninqeu optfer lem gcreS og inoebol-
Der %omtrcntIig 300 icrificllige Or
bibitS". Ser irempiieS iiGr be Sing,
iom bcrer Ill porc NiiS % Stem, %
Tom nj qicrne nil bope til at impffe
bore Stem % os ielp meb.
SaoIeoes er Der ale Sla9S III til
@rlig Tor baooc WGuo og apiuber,
aniplinQcr. Striffctei, lllbtei %
Silfc. Ser er iGroisaiortc alGber
Tor auiuocr o. WGno; oct iincltC
@oouoorbeiOe og @rooeri, foitbare
6apcter % @uIuiGpper; OF iorreiicn
nrriaat oil, iom irGnaeS ill lloitpr
ior ct @us % lem gpno oa aplnoer
bcnpitcr poo lin Vcrion,
6lere andre 0aiioner bar prTg'
tlse %lloiiiuingcr | benuc @pgnin9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-09
NrcmoNna pna Tilippincrnc.

6ilippiucrnc cr Qooct iterft rem
/ mere cn0 Ell Ncniecubc, otter at sc
Gorcnc0c Statcr 1898 uucrtol
Ncrrcbcmmct Efonon1iif o. 10.
cioIt bar ser prret al itor Nctuo.
ming ior Scrne at itiitc Ncrrer; men
pao oct reIilioit Nmroaoc har fan.
tie Toruuoriuacn prrct cnom mere
mcrfb0r. - TiIippincrnc blco %.
00Qct / 1920, "a BEN romcrlfe Sir.
tc %bcannotc mart III Nrbci6c poa at
trl'nc Re &nolcotc. NoQen national
&irtcoamcIic Tom ser oo0 ol0riQ
iItono. N2lmfcppicnet @ilorcrc0e iaa
liertt, al on1lloer uor Ben jtor'tc Gel
AZ TorGcn l Hloitrcne3 &ciiooelic.
e %noiNote2 lluiIlc blcu tilli0it laa
tro'tiQ. at N~olpbeIcn al N&mfcrnc
maatic fortrUftc ciiCr at Nclicriu-
gen hopbc oitjobt Dem oerc2 itorc
NorobcljoocIicr Gorira blcu Qicn,
to0nc WanAc Qiort ira cpanQclif
Stoc ior al iUttc ct iriere cuaugeli.
'errnoc Hrbcioc iaanl. men oe ui-
ties oItr0 iiIboQc. "a 2on0ct foul
uHoCr nmerifaulf Sture bcQnn0te sic.
blIttclil protcituntiit Wi9iiunSarbei.
DC poo Scrne. ) oette SeItoo iao.
goot'om ole A'oronmcrifaS betuocIi.
acre Missions ielitaber. ihlttet lam.
men | CT iootaIot ~GuQnQeliif Gor,
buno". 2erneS 9eioltnino uooier
ca. 5 WtilIouer. ior oct meitc eu6nil
&atoIltere. 6or Si0cn orbeiOer Zoe
cponacIi'tc MiSiiouUrcr pao Gerne.
Ter or npretict mango Sfoler al
4tl@'lonen. Gen omcrifanife Re.
9lcrlna bar la0ct opiere / munOreo.
oi@ AZ mooerne Sfolebuaninoer.
II. i, II. VI 9epU9elicn ooor irenl.
life mlnolt blouot sc MiIitprc. ri,
belen nobrcNcS operiat poa life min,
ore eno 20 ioritieligc Spro0 on Gio.
letter, ioa broAet or &cioltninoer
Eco Ncnipn paa Sproaei. Narnc.
Alen oprettes o. s &oipitalcr er
i9onG iaa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
glcmmes life.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-09
Abe

Tn / Zig ielp moaife u~betpoelig
SmitGnoigbeo, ser ogioa for ben
Iepne 9efoIfning / Spnoerjpaano err
iom ct Sionesbpro ON Spiflanos
Stprfe % erioelige Seir, er DC mpo-
tlge 6looer al r~iisiiife Sanger, ser
ilitorieIig itrsmnter o0 aae Gamble
peie. Senoeripaano er peo at bli
forpanolet til ct Iioct Sartari meo
Ell Ilopiif, ensflGbt 9eioIfnira /
NloIter og bag Toliiooer. Gen ser
Nag iioOer / neiltrolt 9alo %
lGicr Selearammernc ira baooe
Sonoon, Berlin pg Tetrograo, Ter
maaIfe mleb andre Gine puu bisie
tiliTloige Stremme al HuslnnoS
@enneiteoceaner, Der oronet / HTf.
fe og @eleo, GLIDER ino oper Spif-
LAMBS GitgrHnier, men for Sen jpn.
IpD'fe SuSmono, ser fun bar lin
%toen ON arigen fra Sp'flanpS
egne SLIDER, og iom itaor nbenior
ut Sus og Ter Dem maridere iorbi,
n'tan'elig, enoeleit, FOR BAN er set
boarogribeli9e for boin er Sc pirfe-
li9e &omnnlnifeer ira @~er0ensfri.
gen, Der raier fiernt ira bans Mnrf.
% bet er b9not, bans 9poe Sierte
er lebet al me0 banl operior 6isie
Soerpullone. 90 bette Siertelog er
Den erelte 2eiligbeo UNDER ariaelt,
boor icnoerjpoif TsIelie ipnlig err
fontmet / 9onflift meo tpIf SSele[ie,
boor cn Hiit bar bit, at ser boa
&orreftbeOen og 2opoIiteten lau
Woo'Ttninger, hi ale fienoer. Np.
lt9 er oct fleet, banoc / Senoer6prq
o9 / SaoerSlep, bu bunbrcnoe Soa
al fangne, trGtte Husiere poflet
moo Sdn9eleire, bpor - trobS one
acknowledgements oprigtige Mnitren.
ge!ie - ct Gin / Sorg og Sopn og
Dompeelie benter Dem, at Solf,
mems De mariherer aiennem @aber.
ne bar raft Dem S~iebeSgaben, bar
git Dem liot Gbofolobe eaer ct Tor
Gigoretter, bar faitct ct gppeliin no
ira ct %inoli. 2igncn6e CT fleet /
lpotp'fc @per, buor %ironifc Sanger
mari6erte i9iemnem, pg man ifuloe
'pnes ihaen iflllNe miSunoe Sen
NllSier bpem manneolon1e Trnoiel
pcnter, ben NppeIiin, ban qrcb /
Sllgten. s Spnberbora falotc Som.
oerblr9cr 3eitlug" oct ~lltilbprlig,
/ Saberslep FREEZER "Shleimigidc
@renspoit" Nopnene poa Sc ifpligc
offentligaiortc. &c No%roIleSpigere,
Ser Der pua nleget iforp og rigori-
tiff WfGnoe anaribeS % trlleS, bar
life mcb lin Sanding pilet pilc
Sprlpati for SplflanoS SLENDER, Dc
far finn pitt 9armbiertigbeo moo
lllpffeli9e, Sc bar / Sc Salgnes Sog
life let Solbater, men Menneifer,
Iom bar | Tpo, 90 oe bar bonolet
iom Wenneifer, SpiS oenne lille
@rpOe unSer &rigen iflloe bli ben
enIte, hDori NbrbIlspi9erne, bpiS
beoite llngbpm mi bleoer paa Slag-
marferne for SpIflanOs Sag, ifulbe
eiere fig ifploige, tsr ser pore Soab
ON, at &c cfter Srcoen nil iin6e I'll.
aipelien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-09

GQcntlio ifuloe Oct hnpc ppret oel
t0oc Suuli, men "a par Eo'tor Srnl
ocbcrQ on &ititrli pan 9IarsrneSet
WGnncapoIi@. Sen0agS Wiiooad ocl
200c ionllcoep onitreut 800 al Wc
niabeoen Tor at l~nfenifc line Frclte
ipIf. Ter bleo ion mango, at nlnl
monttc holbc ill / eli al @Dcn5 Sir
fer, buor Wfiooao ierpereNc8 % hpo'
ct EroQrom bIeb uoisrt. SlIli0I
bIcp en- SolppCnacfolcft oucrrnf
NT6cr3porret.
~ areo2me0ct / Eleo@art NaIlcl
boIOtc5 Sen 26oe til 2Sbe Mai. Nte
set oobncoc8 nc0 FrG0ifeu al ga
Itor Sobon Miotlicn opcr Sob. II
t5-t7. Hcierot ira forriAc lRe
Sc bIcu opIpit oQ ontat. Se@Iion@
ti0cn %bcitcntc@ ira al. 10-t2 6or
miooaa % ST. 1901 Giternlio'
Ooa &uqcn &%n0bpOelie i%oreloo ion
&eitnnroet. @ciIlIttct at autaa(
&u0bn0clic til Wi@iion@nlsoe / Gai
Claire. q. SolcpS bIeu unIgt Ill
$n6Ic6cr. Notwithstanding
hoIbc8 al Toitor 8. s. @pannO ira
Striinr, @iS., oper Nom. s, 10
II. TeIgcnoe Vreitcr bar tiliteol
un0er Weoet: 2ongcbouQb q. j,
2co. q. Gnngicro, e. 81. Norion,
8. 8. Spuono, z. Morpicf oQ 5. d
MiotIicn. 8eIqenOe 2pgntrnb fog
Gel / Somtolen: Sin1reite, s. 7.
\>obnlon iomt Carer @n1. @orlor
ira Can Claire. Enitor z. Son-
0ier6 holot Wii@iionSprrOifcn opcr
,. Song. 7, 9. Oiicr opto9es til
WfiSiionen, tort $40. Sibite SeS-
lion al Meoet boIbteS Alter9uoStie.
neitc. Gcrpoo forte Eoler al sc til
it~e0epprenoe VreItcr.
Tritirfcn.
9(iilutninASielt for NeIioionS-
ifolen iom bar prrct nibolOt | NdI
Micni0bco, Nnltor $. 81. g. @in-
Tiers Golb, bIco oibolNt Sen0n1
Sen 20bc I<rni. Eon @rirno Al
0norliQt &cir blcp programmed rb-
iert / airten. Nnitor >. :. Slog.
itoo ira Quhlth %bc8nn0te meo Sra
oifcn. @arncproqronmet Iebc0c5 al
Shlhcnt Clarence Sremltoo. &co
SiOcn al Sfoleorbcioct bar Stlt.
Dent Ircnita6 ogina too Gel / Sp'
bnQQclic@orbei0et.
CitcroolenS McniQbco& apin-
%0ciorcuiug, %oitor $. Il. y. Miu-
Tiers @olo, oiholot lit Nor@mooc
hos Nirs. antte See. 1oreningcn
bor hopt ct 1oot Nor unoer Nr9.
Norobu'5 NpQtige &ebelie. &nbtUg'
tcrlle hnpoc ppret omfring $270.-
I'll @citprrlie blep f%el9enoe pnlQt;
Neimrerinhc, Mrs. aoren @ueibe;
Scfretrr, Mrs, Neurn &ebcrg; &a$.
Icrer, Mrs. Guutc zee; Ncufiion@-
fomite: N}ra $. &ohnion, &r., %
Nfrs. Der Nu2iloeu.
IRA Nelp @onoon irriuc$: @cS
Norolonb5 McniQbeos oarli9c N}i3.
iioua'cit, iom bIcp o'bolot Den 22bt
&tuj tolte Noitor e. e. Wpnilo.
Atelem , "a 6 Nunorcoc W}ennclfcr
por %lonlct. &n0tUltcrnc BAR noQet
oDcr $500. Zen norit llltberltC
4liruiahc0 / 9tcp @ouoon holot Sci
ocu 70c >umi. Noltor Z. :. Ncter.
len ira @lbom 2utc tultc. NJ if ct
prloil HcQm iOo llobnttct blcp life,
hpdo net clIcr9 fumOc bIct. - @nl2.
0oI N~icniQhc0 bol0t lin Wti3iiou@.
lett Sen 23oc &uni idnm1en mc>
Senoug@'toIciciiclI. - Pile ire @r.
rcrin0cr / NoroImo WicuiQbcC
bolot SfoIcicit Srnooq Den 27o,
,<Imi. %rreriu0ernc cr N}ii2 SiQrir
@pnilo, Niii2 @itcuo &unicn % Wiii@
ClNn &olnIou.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-09
Zen Hurifc SNnuoc.

GponQcr "a NouiicIo Mcnig.
hcbcr, Toitor s.. NoIporicn'S aoIo
har nnIia ifiNnfct i'm Brett Fcn0c III
Ell Gmpcriul touring Gar.
arc0Smcoet ior @IcnlpooI
areoa holotcS / St. %auIi Mcrlg.
hers airfc. &oitor &. Clicn'a &aIh.
Ben 22oc, 230c "a 2ioe &uni. Nc'
Set bcann0tes mc0 %rroiten al go.
itor z. SunobcrQ ira Barrett. 6or
nbcu BAN "a StcOcts Trclt, Foitor
SIiclt por oQino (aitor ,Sacot
Ghornca ira Morri@ tiIitcoc, ianIt DC
70 ii0ite Sage nAioo EoItor gSaIlcir
al Sen Sorcncoe airfc. Yfdn 'or'
hanole0e Sc II ieritc Sage nDcr Den
30ic Nrtifcl, 0cn iioite GnQ nm Nl-
tcrens Satromcutc. Nteoet begun
itiQeoeS Den belle 6i0 al uaffert &cir,
po iorllhcn at belle Menigbcocn por
frcnlneot ollie IRE Sage, par oQlaa
Ell bel Gel al Ben Soreueoc Girfca
Solf irenumeot b0ooe ira Vigitonc
pg Gio5 @teni9bcher, Naitor SSoI'
ictb's aoIO.
Notwithstanding. Sen0ng
Sen 200e SNmni par Ell &eiti6@0o1
for @ihminQton MeriqbeO. ioct
@runoitencn ga bIcp logt til ncr@
me airfe. "a oct piitc iig, at Wtc,
nilhcoena QnnIc @ogfirfe, ion por
Sen ierltc airfc / Mcacn5ie Gountp,
g. Cnf., o. ligqer ~ YtlI ut ior
9Irneganr0, bIep ior liocn, bclIltte
be Menigbehen al image cit IN airfc
i 9pcn. Nnitor ). IS. W}onion ira
g9iliston iorrctte0e pes @rino'
itenSIpqnirQcn, u@iiitcret al Fa'to-
rcrlte e. GIo0ntnrf % Gbeo. Sofcr'
itao, iamt Stcoet3 Nreit Fnitor e.
6. Giobo. 5 @~rmoitencn neOloG
De5 sc inopanliQe Nogcr, Blade %
en- fort NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 9trne-
uaaro @on0 lc0c6e SnImeinngeL o0
Weniahcbotorct ionQ 10 ior NnIeO'
niuaeu po3ienOe Surge. Oiier op-
toge@ til @pQQcion0ct; Set bcIcb ia
i'll SIS. MilmiuQton &%pinocior-
eninQ ierpcreoe N}ioooQ. Cm Otter.
mio0nqcu bolot Noitor 2. 6Ionnarf
et 6oreoraQ ON 2ilnmi9iioucn, 90
en- male octettc" lana. Om Nite.
ncn holot Eaitor (heo. Nofcnitoo
enqeIit Nruoifcu, "a N}cni1heO@to.
ret ianR. (ro02 al oct rcQne0c a.
"a i'll belle Ealcn. hapoe Ell itor
Torionlnl iuormoet Jig ior al 0cl-
tnQe / ocunc Geit, iom / ollie Ncnic'
cnoer ror boaoe tim ~ ucQnftet.
@aiemcutct er bul1tt Al huQQcn
Stcn % or iuIot 'Uroilt. Gets SO.
lteuOc cr $500.
Zen Turcncoc airfc.
Qoitor 4. z. CiNe5uif bar en-
Snn6 llllCt poa Ct NoipitaI / Min.
uccpoli5 hror han it en- Separation
uotert. Non er MI bra iQien o. cr
rciit hicm.
StonIcn @cuigbcos &pin6c-
ioreninh Stoulcn, Mi9., Eoitor
NGotIicu'a Nuy0. bar btiluttct At mn,
Ocrholoc Ell iuoicot Shl0cut REQ
StoIcu / M~a0oloator.
) %ollo N~}cnilhco, Noitor
Ncnrif &ol0nl'2 Nol0. tom uuIiQ en-
Nion0, lom life uil bouc lit Nopu
piieutliaQiort, til Nrtitcu meo 5000.
"Scuo octte til N}i2itoueu." iupoc
hon gin 500 tl Mconinlcmi2'io-
men $50 i'll &norcmi%iioncu o. $50
iii S2rocI2mi9iioucu."
- Eaitor ~ Mrs. Sc. 8 9umoc.
berg. Gl2morth, &o., iclrc0e lit
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-11-11
METHODIST

Subject for next Sunday morning:
"Pauls Greatest Prayer" l have a
great subject and there are some
vital thoughts in this message as
there were in his speech on Mars
Hill, and l invite you out. In the
evening we have the continuance
of the theme. The Making of a
Man." Last Sunday was a great
day with US. 1872 in S. S. and a large
congregation iat both preaching
services, and the League was large
ly attended and a fine program rem
dered. We are going along nicely
and things are encouraging for
greater things. The Bible class had
out as men last Sunday. and there
were some interesting discussions.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-11-11
FIRST BAPTIST

lam told that we had is in
Sunday School last Sunday. Now
that is pretty good but we can beat
that. Let us have 1875 next Sunday
We shall have all our regular serv-
ices next Sunday. Sunday School
is at 9:45 a. m. and the hours for
preaching are II a. m and ESQ p.
m. We have our mid week prayer
service on Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.
You have all had good vacation
from your own church and shall
be delighted to see you Sunday.
am mighty glad to be at home
again, and it will be my joy to be
used in any way that can help
you, We give the public most
cordial invitation to attend all oil
our services.
Sam P. Colt, Pastor.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-11-11

Why should we not meet and dis
cuss the deep things of the kingdom
as christians and citizens. This is
the place to meet and in the light
of Gods Word thresh out our prob,
lens. With the Mems Bible class
in the morning and the Young Peo-
pies choir in the evening things,
certainly ought to 90. If you do
not believe they are interesting
just come out and see for yourself.
Individually | get great inspira-
ton from them: l see things differ
emily. Z. I. Hoy.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-11-11
CHRISTIAN

Bible School 9;45 a. m.
Preaching II a. m. and 7;30 p. m.
Bible Glass 2:30 p. m.
Boys Club 6:15 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at
$50 p. m.
Choir practice Saturday 1850 p m
The speaker next Sunday morn,
ing will be one of the Men and
Millions Team. Be sure to hear
him.
| want to assure the choir that
the splendid music rendered at all
the services recently is highly APP
preciated and that many are the
complimentary words spoken by
competent judges.
AS pastor | want to express my
own appreciation of your faithful
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-11-11
PRESBYTERIAN.

Regular services next Sunday at
ii a. m. and 7:30 p. m
Sunday School at 9:45 a. IN.
Christian Endeavor at 6:30p. m.
The Sacrament of the Lords Sup
per will be celebrated one week
from next Sunday at IL a. m.
The public cordially invited to all
services.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-11-11

ness and efficiency. This apprecia-
ton includes the work of our Or
chestra which is composed of Messrs
Stevens, Schweer, Williamson and
LOngmire.
The public invited to all Sunday
services. w. Garnet AICorn.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-11-11
Hay Ideas.

II have been promised a Job in
the forest service" said the politi.
clan.
What are your duties to be?''
Il don't know much about the propo-
sition. have been told that / was
to be sent out to inspect government
preserved
For what purpose?"
ITO see II they comply with the
pure food laws, suppose
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-11-11
Basket BAH.

The game between Clarence and
Monroe High Schools that was
played here Saturday resulted in a
tie. The score was 81 to "a.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-11-11

Green & Tooley want your grain
and will pay the highest market
price.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-11-11
ABOUT THE CHURCHES
Interesting News Concerning the
Different Denominations.


Big Revival at Huntington Chris
tian Church
Beginning Monday night Nov. 20
at 7:30. Come and hear the good
talks made by Bro. B. G Reavis, he
will be assisted by a good singer.
Come and tell your friends to
come.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-11-11
For Sale

A good sewing machine. Mrs
R, O Cranston. Ills
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-11-11

DR.. Hornback oculist and Aurist
Hannibal. Mo.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-11-11
ITEMS FROM FARMERS
Of Farmers, For Farmers ano
Pertaining to Farmers.
Market Report.

For Wednesday before date Of
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-12-02
CARRANZA PLACES
BAN ON RACING
Will Close Juarez Track as
Soon as His Troops 0c-
CUpy City.

Mexico City Dec. la represen-
tlsive of Henry Brolaski, of st. Lou
is. who has had a horse racing con-
cession at Tiajuana, LowerCalifornia,
from Porfrio Diaz since 1909, visit
ed the Minister of the Interior today
asking the Carranzistas to recognize
the concession. The minister told
him that the administration disap-
proved of racing and probably would
stop the sport. He says he contem
plates stopping the racing at Juarez
when the Carranzistas take that
town, and the concession given by
Villa and the Villista General Cantu
to an American named Spreckles for
racing in Lower California. for which
the Vilistas received 500. 900. would
certainly be revoked as illegal by the
Carranzistas. Spreckles plans to be-
gin racing on Christmas under Cantu
who is said TO have declared himself
independent of all factions, but the
minister says that this will not save
the concession.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-12-02
Died For a Negro.

George Tucker. aged %. single. of
the Blandville road, was instantly
killed when he came into con-
tact with a telephone wire which
was hanging down from a high
voltage power wire on the Bland
vile road. in front of the C. E.
jennings home outside the city linn
its. Tucker was endeavoring to ex-
tricate negro. Allen Webb, aud q
mule the latter was driving, from
the coiled-up wire on the ground
when he came into contact with the
wire. containing $500 volts Of cleo
tricty. Death was instantaneous.
Paducah News Democrat.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-12-02
SAYS CARNEGIE HAS
TWENTY MILLION LEFT
Friend Declares This Will Fol-
low Gifts Of $35O,OOO,OOO
to Charity.

New York, Dec. 1.-Andrew Cav
negie has fortune Of $4,000. 900.
OF the vast wealth which the ir m
master possessed when he started
giving away his fortune twenty
years ago. in conformity with his
principle Of dying poor. that is ali
that he has left. He now is far
down on the list Of Americas mil
lionaires.
Mr.. Carnegie has given away
about $350,OOO,0OO. II interest
we're to be included on some of the
funds he has set aside the total
would reach nearly 100000. 900.
This sum he has given away In pur-
suance of his belief that the man
who dies possessed Of great wealth
and who devotes no part Of it to
the public's use has failed in life.
The fortune of $4,000, 900 which
Mr.. Carnegie has left he has devised
in his will almost entirely to charity.
Little will go to his family. Thus.
when his will is made public it will
be found that he really made good
his boast of dying poor. There is.
strictly speaking, no record like his
in this or any other country.
The actual amount of Mr.. Car
negie's present fortune was disclosed
by one of the ironmaster's closest
friends. man who has had the d.
rectiOn of the disposal of much of
this great wealth.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-12-02
Cripples For Nurses.

The Earl OF Derby. director Of
recruiting, has decided upon fur
Their measure to supplement the
steps already taken to augment the
British army without resJrting to
compulsion. In a letter to the
chairman of the British Red Cross
Society today he urged the necessity
of releasing young and active men
of military age for enlistment, re-
placing them by men unfit for milf
tary service on account of age or
physical disability.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-12-02
DIED OF
APOPLEXY
Millard Hill, Well Known HuCk.
Ster, Passes Away Tues
day Night.

Willard Hill died Tuesday night
about II O'Clock at his home on Gen.
trial avenue. Death was due to cere.
brsl apoplexy. He was about forty
years old, native Of Tennessee and
a son of Mr.. w. T. Hill. Mr.. Hill
was a we'll known huckster and liked
by everyone who knew him. The
deceased leaves a family. The inter-
ment took place near Fairview yes
terday.