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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-03-18

was in town Tuesday.
Read all the advertisements il
The Times and you'll learn how
to get a sack CT meal free from
the Blount Milling Co. You viii
find bargains with all of our ad
vertisers.
Nr. and Yrs. K. P. Jones have
returned from Florida.
Guy Badgect was in Knoxville
Wednesday.
Owen w. Thomas, circuit man.
ager of the Redpath chautau-
quas, was in Knoxville Wednes-
day in the interest of a chautau-
qua to be held in June.
Three rooms for rent in West
Maryville. Call at Times Office.
Miss Pearl Hoyle has been i'll.
YRS. D. F. Young has boon in
disposed several days.
D. F. Young was in Knoxville
Tuesday.
Nr. and Mrs. John E. Rhea of
Friendsville were in town Non
day.
James Taylor was here from
Mint Monday. .
You can find a good assortment
of sewing machine needles at the
Rocket Store. al s p.
William Wine attended an in
surance mems meeting in Nash
vile last week. En- route home
he visited his sister in Chatta-
nooga.
Nr. and Yrs. J. P. Chandler
spent Sunday with their son, Ho-
mer and his wife, iu Knoxville.
w. E. ". Neal, assistant SUI
perintendent of the K. & A. rail
road, was here Monday, accom-
panied by Jas. E. Thompson,
photographer, getting pictures
for the annual folder to be pub
lished soon by the K. & A. and
Little River Railroads.
Miss Nancy L. Broadly, county
superintendent, will attend the
East Tennessee Educational con-
vention at Knoxville Friday.
Dreamland has a special on the
bill for six days in the week. adv
YRS. Mary Elizabeth Clark, af-
fectionately colled Aunt Lizzie by
her friends, has been seriously
i'll but is improving. She is the
mother of >r. John NJ. Clark,
cashier of the Bank of Blount
County. MIR. and Mrs. Clark are
now at his mothers.
FOR SALE-Two plug mules,
harness and wagon. Blemishes
do not hurt them for working
purposes. Will sell cheap for
cash or on liberal terms to right
party. A. D. HUDDLESTON
a 1916
Mrs. J. Costner and Mrs. Ruth
Davis of Maryville were dinner
guests of Mrs. Emerson Logan
at Binfeld Friday. /
MOTOR BUGGY for sale. In
good condition. Call at Chas.
shop and get the price.
a ASP
N. w. Walker, son-in-law of
Sam Nc william, left Tuesday for
California, accompanying Mr.and
Mrs. NC illan.
IAN Eye for an Eye. A
splendid Western for Monday at
the Gem. advt
Rev. H. S. Lyle breaches the
commencement sermon to the pu-
pills of Porter Academy this
Thursday morning.
'The Call to the North" in five
reels at the Gem theater Satur-
day. This is a paramount fea-
ture of the Famous Players. See
See it. sc and 10c. Advt
M. H. Gamble, Prof. c. w.
Hanrv Rev 7 A Smith. Prof. /
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-03-18
Big R8.I;nery
Values
EM N kHHHAA
Come prepared to find exquisite
styles.

New Sailors, large and small.
New Shepherdess and Poke
Bonnet shapes with their trimmings
of flowers and ribbon streamers that
have to be seen to be appreciated.
Also a splendid line of staple shapes
as we'll as novelties.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-03-18
RGady-to- Wear
Department

is BRIM FULL of NEW merchan-
dise,ss, Ladies' Coats, Suits, Dresses,
Waists, Skirts, Petticoats and Under
wear.
Ladies' House Dresses, regular $l25 value
for $1.O0
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-03
Men bc0 6ennc nj

|of Sogoen. 0een beo bernc ny
2anbietnirg bar 6orboloene n1erc
ion1 / ganle Sage. 5oloaterne blct
'ronoiot ct ba1rifeligt Ierrell bpor
lropperne tabte &ol1taften mel
tbberonbre, % oisle 11pe Sorr1atio=
ner, ion1 iffe bnr po1t til at orbejoe
u6e,t oeres Officerer, lom Sen gan1=
le reguIere Scr ful1oe bape gjort
|bio1te life, bbob SC it1lloe gjpre
@ertil font at Gngelifn1enoene
bar e11 al Sc tprltigltc Nationer /
&eroe11> % ser nur life iprget ior
Ganb forlpninger. Mm antog, at sc
biIoe fl1nne finbe &ano Der. 0et
gjoroe Sc ogloo> men Gprferne bop=
oe fnltet Sig / 8rpnbene, og @an=
oet bor 11oriffeligt. 0esu0en bar
man gaaet lao bc11meligbeosfu
| trent at Officererne life fje1lote Sc
Tres OpgoDer, % Oe larolatte eSolt
moottc bente el1 Gib. 0et bar eftel
bette llbelo, Sc bulgarife Nttocber
|beb Sen tprtiifc Scr ofgab 9tup=
porter, lon foro1ore0c Sitl1atio=
linen.
Ge,1troln1agter11e bapoe e1, 1,bpre
ISorbel ber, Smlte,1oigbeb, at sc
lbolbt Sc in0re 2inier, 1nebe11S @ng=
Ile116erne altio ongreb oent poo bel1
|Dbrc 2inie al e11 ltor Girfel. Crop
perne les, 1oor be sbleb 1e,1bt poo
@fspeoitioner. Sc blep lat ON &orO
poo 5fibe for cn .Tio al to eller
tire Tiger. Oi1cipline11 lappeoes, 0e
ban0e i11gen 2eiligbeo til at ppeS
lomn1en, % Set bar en- nelentlig
((2Sing, naar bisie Gfspeoitioner blep
Iub1el1bt> at Tolfene fit Gio til at
|blibe fortrplige 111eo Sc npe 6or=
|bolb, fpr be blep hrl1gt til bigtige
SEQ 0urbonellerne
|bobbe man toget Sropperne / 8rug
olt fnr burtigt. s 8egpnoelien par
bette l1r1logaoeligt, t6i bper 0tono
|noatte fo1tes inb / aun1plinien,
|n1en bpis man f111bc bnbe bol0t 0e
ie11ere tilfo1nne &refter inmmen %
|i,1bpbet oe1l1 poo en- al 9erne> biloe
|Gboncer1e bnpe peref longt bebre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-03

poa @r'11lo Generations
epnc, io1n Ser a' - @por
letter. Blonot Spgoo.. y apf=
lerne er ser nogle, 1on1 Il.
'ni11ore 2igbeo neo Nl>tioens
ipgbon1n1e. en- Smtling paa lcfs1e,.
@obeo1taller biler forifjelli9c lfe-
tbober for 5reponation af 6opc0=
fallen i Sen folun1biife Iio.
Den bcle Sannling iupplcncnte=
res peo ct &atalog % Ell &9ffe
Siecer, la1nt be0 6oreleSninger
e11 Jorel9stingsial. Som ltnoerpiS=
ningsmi6bel ct 5a1nlingc1l al itor
.GGrOi og Sen bar baft ltor Sp=
|merfiontbe0 fra loa bel oct allninz
0elige Rublifltm lpm fra @iocr=
ifobs1n9,16. Set buabes, at Sen lanl=
:n1en meo beilegte0e 5an1linger bill
fon1rle til at oonne @r1,noldqet for
ct Wa1lnatn1 og ct mt ontbropolo>
gift Centrum / 5mn 9iego.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-03

Sar De benpenbt Gem til 1roqen
af 6e slperterenbe / 8Iooet. Sbis
iffe> faa ffriD ibog, beriom Ser er
noget Sc n1angIer. eIIer befso Dem
ON mnliat. Set bill piie Zig at pe-
re forh lnetigt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-03

9iurif Camper. gaaet nnbcr. Sra
|2onoon n1eDDcltes / 2prOogs, at Delt
norlte Camper v&lor" cr gaoet 1,nz
ser. Monolfabct, Der bcltpo al S
Mono rcoDe6es. 0onlperc11 borte
|9jcn1nc / &riitionio; Sen por 149
500 lang % bapoe chi Dr9gtigbeo
|of 51S @roStons. Sen blcp bpgget
Ii 9laret 1884. =:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-03
st bdnif Yrgilup. @cpra s. ga

Ut 06nlf VrDilap. BcDrA 5. So
|coblen % Diis Sane 5teffenler
Bortlono, Oreaon, y uatepiebes
|oisle 0oqc al Ealtor %. 6. Sent
Ele11=g =gnebolnl Nrplt peO @ctbanio
((&iirfe1l oerltc6s. Ner. 2aSocoblcn bor
tioligere bGrct MGcri= =SSnlpeftpr
|8Dc1L n1cr CT tilt oniat beO Gort
|Ian6 Hure Milf & Grcom 81. 8eg=
lge Sc Npgifte bor Drrct oftipe Web=
lenn1cr of @etbm1io llnaoonsfor.
e,1inq. ..-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-03

Seno &labet licm til Slegtnin,
1e % Benner / Don1narf % 5pn=
oeripllonh iom 8epis pao, at 81
'nhnu n1inDes bent oerhien,me. Bi
icnher 8Iobet regeln1nsiigt l. bber
'ue ncD MohtoqeIien al 8elobet
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-03
Observation-Disclosures

Observation-Disclosures Sueiett)
Ibil afbolbe lit sorsnnooc poo @otel
lM1tor Seem Sort SEN 6tc 0eceal1=
|ber> bbor Ell M 8cltprelic for Set
|fonunel1Oe 9lar pil blibc Dalgt. 5on1
|&anoioot for Hreli0e11t=Gn1beoet
|bar Mon1inatio1sz z&on1iteel, foreilao>
let Sro0e IS. stalubl1icI, % ion1
II&rl,ltees fi,1oes 9fobncne eSuan &e=
lnigsberg og gcfarbt g. Glfe1en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-03
$opebcn bcilaalesses / Ganaoo

'Spebcu bcilaolGgges / Ganaba
Sra &innipeg telegroferebcs / Spn.
bags, at Megjeringcn bor bclloglag1
|o1 @heoc glepotorer mellem Sort
@illions neb 2ofe Superior pg Mt=
lantcrbopsfplten. 8clphct onl llaus til
on1trent 20,000,O0O 8uibels, bpor:
of en- betpoelig Gcl eies al on1eri=
'fonlfe Sbcoebonblere.
On Ot cr Ncgjeringcns @euligt
oglaa at bellaglrgge al 9pe0e ion1
e116nu befi1,bcr fig paa fTormene
Sc beltlige NroDinlcr og / Sc fulfill
Ser of Glenatprcr, iom ltrnffcr Jig
gien1en1 Erpbi1leruc Monitobo 9ll=
berto og SolfutcbGpon til Stillc=
babsfD1tel1, bc0 nlon erbmt life.
Megjeringcn oplplcr, at 9ellag=
l9ggelien CT lfct al vnlilitGrc Scn=
1p11" for at fprhinOrc, at @pebe, lpn1
bebeDcs al sc 9uliercOc / europa,
1to11oles al Spefulo11ter %, bpao
ser e. al enont itprrc Sigtig6cb,
at forbinore Spcfulonterne ira at
oribe Nriler1re pp til 1trimelig Spi=
oe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-03
TurhunnhHtatrrttr..

&pr 2anbsmanb s. >. Sang
ager, el1 belfje110t 2a1loma,lO /. 8il=
lian1s County, &c. Oaf., bar Ois=
fe 9age fiebt en- Sarm paa 800
McreS Ome9nen al 8illiltonL 9e.
9of, for Ell Pris al $1,000
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-03
Gn III, 0riasballpu. iSru Sort,

Gn up @rissballon. Sra Eorts=
|111ortb, g. s., n1eooeltcS / 2proogs.
at man oen 15be December pil BE-
IgD11oc 9lrbeiOet puu Ell itDrba1
|&rigsbnllpn for Weoril1en. 0en Bill
Der IT'S 500 lang og so 500 / 81
|aneter. 9en 1lenes at hliDe fpr0ig
poo e,l Oeooneo cg nil fpltc $780,
900.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-03

9rebt peo ct ltlDffestilfrlbe. 9l(=
bert Gbriltin1ie1L 1om orbejoe0e paa
Ell. 6arn1 MprDehen nf 9eeipell,
Soma, blep forleoel1 Sag lporfet
Il Maben al Ell 9elt. Sort efter of=
|gif bon Deo 0poen poo Seien til
Ne>pell, bborfro 111o1, piloe boDe
)le1r6t bolu til Solpitolct / 5iour
}@itp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-03

@rnpp ug &rigen. De arupplfe
Sobrifer / .gs1e11 har 1lole11bt beres
Morsberetl1i11g - ct fl1lturDi1 It
Oofument of blibenbe SSSuteresie:
SlHielellfobet @rl1pps 9tettofor=
tjeneite bar fiblte Driftsoor u0=
giort S6.4 Mdllioner Morf 111oO
1873 9Hllioner Marf Set foregaa=
enDe Mar. Der 1lobetales ct l10bDt=
te poa 12 pGt. ligeiom Set fore
gooe11De slor og be1llegges itprre
8elpb iii poerligerc finaniiel StDr=
felie> til iociale 9ier1e0 og &ri9s=
bielp til 5elifabets sSa,1ftionercr.
Desu6e11 onpe,16es 23,7 Millioner
Morf til Oprettelle al ct &rltpp=
2egot til SSoroel for. tolone eller
buarotlaoreoe &rigeres SSan1ilier
neo itort @9rnea,tol.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-03

So>pa=8paaingen lolst. Sra 9eS
Moi11es meoocles, at SolpaS ll0ltil=
|lingsbpgning / Son yroncisco mt
|er blepe,1 1olgt iii 9eeorip11ing for
len Yris al $500. Mton por open
|&iebet glao beo at fi1toe en- &jeber
til SEN 8ris!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-03
9inmenien forbliper neutral.

Splge ct fra &jpbenDoDll Iirsoags
u1ootagct Seiegram bon &unlrl1ieu
unberrcttet Nl,slo,1b ON, at oct p1l=
iter at fDrblipe 1le11tralt. Gpnl en-
Splge at oelu1e 8ellutring pil rus
fife 5fibe blibc negtct 9l0gong til
0pnorflooe,l, Ser ct hlebet oDerlaa=
et n1c0 Sen1i1er. S @enpenoellen
tilipjes, at Mumnnien pil ioripare
fin 9}elltrolitet til bet pOcr1te
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-03
,Snbianeren vSbprt lug",

Snbianeren uSbprt Hua0, Ser
bar cit At Sc melt promine1lte al
}1i11 Stonln1e Nerheoen al Gugle
8utte, CT i Oisle Sage oi9ouet pe>
|9ebe1l i en- 9(lber al 80 9(or. San
bor> / Tplge egct llblo1n, cit Al
Cutters 5pejbere, o9 pooitob al
bape leologet Gutter nogle too ga:
|ge fpr 9eebioblingen peo 2ittlc Hie
|@orn 6lpoen 1876. s SSplge bal1S
eget S1nife. blep bon bearabct f11ot
&rigsubltDr font bon bor flnbt, So
lbon bor Spcj0cr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-03
Anlat1nrt.

Z 9iusierne icnfer CIT bcl 8ataillon
pitrigife Sropper. st Ielegran fra
&jpbe11bop11 meboeler, at Euslerne
fornplig, peb at lfpbe SSlen Stpf=
fer poo Gtprflpoe1l ip11febc Ell bel
Battalion pltriglfe Iroppcr / $50.
Sen, p9 ale on1fpn1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-03

Sperris be1o9es for at puerbeje
6anbelsiitnationeu. Sra Sfjebel1=
.bonn telegrofercoes / 2prbogs, al
noglc on1crlfo11ifc GelegereOe,
iyplge> 8lobet rVerlingif Gioel6e"
er onfonln1en til Stocfbplm / Den
9cnltat at inole0c ct 6ul10cls= 9(r:
rangc1nel,t nlcllen1 9(nuerifa %
Sbcrrig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-03

fsprb=Gtspebitionen 9jrres til
Qattcr. Sra 2o110on telegroferes, al
&enrp 5oros Jreos=gfspeoition ba1
baft rnegen llpillic bla11bt Nte0lem:
lr1ernc al be1t Oerpprc11oe mr1eri=
1fmlfe &oloni; Sc frpgter nelnlia
flor, at Sem pil ejbre 9lmerifonerne
|latterlige / gurppu og ere e11 lfa=
|6elig SsSnoflDoelie pao oncrifonite
neutrality-suspicious..
| Set lo1me er pglao Iilfeloe
|engellfe &rcOle. g1t fren1rogen0e Ell
Egelif sSre0spen forbpn1te loaIebes
SS6een / Sc lterfelte llOtrpf. Sen
|er i b6ieltc @roo 1lfornuitig", CT:
Iflprebe bo1L uilGr bu Ser ullereoe
| er naH Ell ltnrf SorOont in1oo Toro
| forbi set britiite Jplf fife inues ON
at fao noget prpppct neo 9jennen7
Saliel1, bberfen al 9ln1erifanere el
ler noge11 on6e1t 9eutio1. Nmerifa:
11er11e biloc iele li9eoon, ON hi for:
|1agte at gjdre Set ionnnc 1nco 0ern
uS(merifonerc, 1onl oprigtig on=
|ifer at -frc1nluc Treoslogel fln0(
116rettc neget goot peo at raubfprf
l1ig luco belu> lom CT intcreslerebe
Il Tre0cn fer / 2ollbct, og JONI bill:
Sc lobe bcn1 nioe, bbub ser CT be0l1
| at gj9re % oll nnor Sen bclejlialtt
Si6 bertil Ct il1bc."
st @feole1n of bcn onerifonlte
]&olo1i gif loo niot .iin @arn1c
| at bon bpjt 1>otolte Hnifet on1> al
tSrebsefspeDitipuen l1oatte lto6e. poc
len l1nberbanosboo0.
s.: officiellc :&reoie CT Ser ingel
Il16toleller frelnfontnset ON Nlunen
|@f11lbe ~6rc6slfibet" fornme bertil
lbiloe Set hlipe 11pbt til at be11te
|minolt fire Ouge poo 3illaoelie til
lat fortl lrttc Rcjlen til &pntine11tet
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-03

! 2aumarf % Gnglano trrffcr c,1
|Cpercnsfpmit pm Snofpriel. s 2pr.
bags 11ebbcltc ct telegram fra &jp=
|bcl1huln1, at CIT Spcrcnsfon1lt CT
|blencn brogt / 5tonb ncllcn1 Set
|britiifc l1bellrigs =0eporten1cl1t pg e1
|5cllfob al 0unlfc Smportprer, meb
@cllipn til SS1,oferllc1l til 0anmarf
|Tor 9onn1arfs SSeofpn1n1cnbe CT
(oenne SDercnsfpn1lt en- lt0bi0el1e al
|6ct Dollano1fc pberlpilfc Sr1lts SSSOe,
|og ontoges at lngge cn ofgjprt Sc
|grpnDsl1ing poo al Son0cl fra
|9(mcrifo.
@rcp :. 1sriiis falocn. glooet
n 9Srincc 9(lbcrt S1crolo" / Hrince
9(lhcrt, Gon., bringer DfeO0clell(
onL at Sen oonlfc @reb Doe &rog=
Sucl=&ino= =6riijs CT folbcn et
|Slug pon Scltfrnntcn. 9cn 9lfopoe
|fon til Yrincc gilbert for 21I slor
libe11 pg bapbc al Sen GiO slnlet-
|tellc 8u1f Of Commerce. San bar
|ocn pngltc Sun al Moelsranoen
|0olln1orf al bctte 9eonn. gn6lfjpl11
|bons 500 bor prrct ben1el1teret
|flcrc 9labe befrpgtcr hi i1niolerti0
at Gfterretningen ON bans 0pl
be1lne Wong er rigtig> efterlon7
|MeOoelelie1 Ct bpgget pna Oen off:
|cielle Sabsliltc ip1n CT tilltillet ellt.
tDnritcternc / CANADA.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-03
2nifer 9itrig en- 5eparatfreb /?

ct Selegronl / @tanoogs ira &jg=
|benbabn til Set officiplc tplfe g&p=
be6sburealt 8olff meooeler, at fle-
he Meolerruner of Wiailteriet
8ien agter at tage Mflfeb.
|. ~Gribuno" paaltaar, at H1triq
|forl9ger at oprette 5cparatfreo, !
|Splge ct Telegram fra Som til
fgrcbange telegraph Gon1panp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-03

- Gfrib efter Hrpbennmmer al
oettc Blah.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-03
Wam1nel banlf &Dinbe opo. SIR

Wam1nel banif &Dinbe Dps. Sra
!@ugeue, Orcgor> n1cboclcs, at Nfrs.
E&ure11 2arlcn CT ofgnuct nco Gp=
|oen 6os 1eloes Dngltc Spn Scr
|1teos / e11 9llOcr al SO 9(nr. Sum
|fpotes Dc11 24bc 9tobenber 1916.
is Tplge ncb DcnOcs Dfuno pg pb=
rige lor1ilie fpm brn til 9(n1crifa
1856. Se11hes Monbs 9fohn bar
i&ons 2orlell og sGgteporrct OPP
lbol0t Jig f0r1t &ocine, isis, Ser
|n9lt / 5leepp Gpc, Wfinn., bpor Sc
|forblcp i11otil 1901, So sc flptteoe
|til Oregon. Sc borte bjen1n1c /
|&obnl ltrup poa Tol1ter, r1e1t bob0e
|6og f6rlt Dopt Oercs SpbolD 0a=
me / 9fprbebcn al Wtoricnhorg paa
|Mpen.
JtD Wnl0ln1re Slacf Nllls. SSru
&apio Gitp> g. 0of., fon1n1er Weeo=
6elclle ON, at ullc Gjcrc al Ell
l. uGloi>ll" Nerbcber al 9fupio
Greet, 80 s0til belt berfro, / bisle
9oge bor fooet Gl1lofeber, ioet man
ifnI babe flr1oet set rigelte 2eje NO.
|ge1iinbe let / 8locf Stills.
50 Wfincorbcjocre lpn1 hrugte
|titeo 11ogen grts fra S1nnelcn pua
@je11Don1n1el1 font cjcs al Mellie
|Miller 9fapio Gitp, uoDoife0e
$1.S5 / @nl6 fra holpo11ocn Yan=
|6efl1lo al Grtle11 lneOe11s unOer al
|n1inoeligc SlnltanoigbcOer en- Eo,l=
|be / @jennenl11it finn hrillncr 10
Gents @ulb. Grforne Weinefolt
erflerer, at utGnfclige &pantiteter
|of @1,lo bill blibe f11nbct nnar n1on
lnoor 11eo til set re6e Stenlog.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-28
QUARANTINE "
BY George Munson

BY George Munson
Copyright by w. G. Chapman)
Jimmy Lane got out of the train at
the little station and shouldered his
suitcase. Declining the approaches
of the solitary porter, he stepped out
briskly along the five-mile trail that
led to the Trudgeon camps besides
Lake Yellowhammer. 1t was fad of
his to travel lightly, and in the rea-
sonably heavy suitcase he had an ak,
fishing rod and accessories, five or
six days provisions and the minimum
of clothing that he would need for the
very brief vacation that he had al
lowed himself
He was hardly out of sight. of the
station when he perceived an excited
looking individual yelling and gestic-
ulating at him from the high road,
which here turned from its parallel
course along the trail and wound
away beside the line. ' ..
Jimmy, who had a constitutional
objection to being shouted at, stepped
off at pace that def1ed pursuit. He
heard the SHOUTS grow more and more
distant; then we was alone in the
heart of the wilderness. Presently
the lake came into sight. Jimmy sat
down his bag and rested.
The air was very still. A thrush
was singing in the underbrush. In
little pool he saw a trout leap. His
heart leaped too. He rose, Shout
dered his bag again and stepped
briskly forward.
His cottage was the second of the
six. He had occupied it. for two or
three years. Trudgeon had fixed it
up. for him. He anticipated pleasant
company among the other cottagers.
But when at least he reached the
point he was amazed to find the
whole place desolate and bare, except
the single second cottage, standing
forlornly among heaps of debris. A
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up to the door. Another surprise
awaited him. Upon the threshold,
wide-eyed in wonder and appeal, was
the most beautiful girl, in Jimmy's
opinion, that he had ever seen. jim
my stared at her.
Thank heaven" exclaimed the
girl.
'Tbeg your pardon?" asked Jimmy.
"Are you going to let me go homer"
the girl demanded.
'Thope you are not being kept here
against your WILL" said, Jimmy.
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Heart to Heart Talks.
[BY y. n. sNALLwoop.l

A great deal is being said about
recognition in Heaven, aud many won.
der whether they will know each
other there or not. am sure that 1t
would be a great change In the usual
congruous government OF God II he
should arrange In his great redemptive
plan for us a place ofsupreme holiness
and happiness In the life beyond, and
deprive us Of the great blessing Of rec
ignition Of each other. When We stop
TO consider the things We share In
common In this life With Its usual
Shortcomings and besetments: its un.
certainty and brevity: and that even
In this small sphere Of life with Its
limited duration, we are blessed with
this great privilege Of recognition Of
each other, ~hv should We not In the
eternal ages which are TO come" he
able to recognize those with whom We
have enjoyed this life and Its f'eeting
pleasuresY | am inclined to think
that one Of the things In the next life
which will make US happy will be the
fac, ,b., 40 viii Lnnu sach o,be,
there We can ,.lt owe, the lime.
Which h,vs n.,,sd. ,scouot ,hst,I.l.
and t,ibula,ions. and r,hesrss the
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las ,onyht h,.ys,v and IA. hssn hon.
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mo meets . follow .com,ade AFTER the
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and tho wounds and tho a,ml..s
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J. {. WHITMER,
DENTIST.
PROUD BUILDING.
North Side Of Square.
Both Phones.

ineiIaceable mark Of recognition In II
OF It's own kinship that makes II sol.
icltious Of It's welfare. You may be
able to talk the doctrine OF unrecog.
milton In Heaven TO some people, but
the last one to believe In II Is the
mother, who looks Into the eyes OF her
infant whom she loves with all her
soul and recognizes In II her own flesh
and blood, and her own very likeness.
Heaven could not be q place Of su.
preme happiness TO her without the
recognition OF her child, who Is more
than life to her. 1t Is the same with
the wife, who loves her husband and
vice versa; or love to each other. lIu.
man love Is so strong that II WAS meant
to last throughout eternity. But how
could we love II we didn't recognizeS
We naturally expect 10 lind some.
thing In the Scriptures concerning
this subject, since they are the inspir.
ed revelation Of God. But some have
looked In vain for anything which
would give light. We must remember,
however that the Scriptures say com.
paratively less about Heaven than o..
most any other subject. A great deal
more IL said about hell, punishment,
REDEEM ption and kindred subjects.
1t seems that just enough Is said
about Heaven TO confirm our hope,
and to give US something upon which
to rest our faith. We may be able to
gather something about recognition,
from the story Of the rich man and
Lazarus, Luke, l6:l9-3l. In the first
| place death Is not the cessation Of
consciousness At all. But after death
the soul Is In possession Of all Its r..
tional faculties. The real man still
lives. The will is active, the reason
Is rational, the sensibilities are ell
performing their proper functions. In
this awful picture Of the Scriptures,
Dives, the rich man, Is holding con.
versation with Abraham Tor God,
known to the rich man IS Abraham).
We can notice three things here In
this connection. In the first place
Dives recognizes Lszsrus-"He seeth
Abraham sfsr of, and Lazarus In his
bosom" In the second place Dives 10
suffering excrucisting pain, and de.
scribes 1t Is though 1t affected the
parts of his body. THAT he may dip
the tip of his finger In water and cool
my tongue for ! am tormsnted In
these flames" In the third place he
remembers former things-"ssnd La.
zsrus to my five brethren that he may
testify to them that they come not To
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Holt District Convention.

Program OF District W. c. Il. u.
convention to be held ~ Craig, Fri.
day, August q, 1915:
lOa. m. Devotionals. Mrs. Flor
ence Miller, Mound City.
lO:l5. Roll call. Reading OF min.
utes, Mrs. G. A. Dooley, secretary.
Report Of District President, Mrs,
w. Il. Stubs, Mound City.
Report Of District Treasurer, Mrs.
J. p. Wood, Mound City.
Report OF Local Unions.
Appointing OF committees.
Annual election Of officers.
Noontide prayer.
l;3O. Devotionsls: Mrs. Henry
Jones, Bigelow.
las. Report Of committees.
Paper, Scientific Temperance Lit
erature," Mrs. G. w. Murphy, Ore
gon.
estate and National Plans" Mrs
Geo. Blazier, Maitland.
Violin Solo, Miss Stuns Dooley,
Mound City.
"Most Important Bill Passed At the
Recent Legislature for Temperance, ''
Mrs. Geo. w. Click.
Vocal Solo, Miss Stubs, Mound
City.
Importance Of Departments
Work." Mrs. kellogg, Craig.
Reading, Mrs. Arthur Gotten, For
est City.
Paper, Looking Backward" Mrs.
Downey, Mound City.
SECRETARY.