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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-11-12
TEMPERATURE REPORT

Highest temperature yesterday. So;
a year ago, So
Lowest temperature last night, 23
year ago, "A.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-22
At the Theaters
II PAIR Oh SIMS CAPTIy NTF.S
ACADEMY AUDIENCE

Edward PeDle has done himself and
Tho ta,.,, ~ t,is eo.t,,o,. ,,,..t,t.,,,,. ,,,,
or IN nus latest deserved success
Pair of Skies, that should have
drawn a fun house instead Of the
.,+,..- .,.,.,f, .,,at. .r...,,..
'''''e' ''''''' q '"l9 Ie''1e
was rewarded IN tGll measure by
superbly acted, mile-a- minute. sixty
horse nnv-ar ,ua1o3rs,atfc canaan.
~
JUS ii'"'''ef cu' OUT u was NOT me
funniest thing Of the season. bat one
Of the most continuous contagious
con,neIfirg Neutrality-suspicious.. 49,.
"1e' A''t'ii'e" space P', hioits 'hf
repetition of the clover story Of the
nIav The tha,,a - ,,fo,e mi, os
-
~ - -, ~ ~" wy i"-s -"
- 90" t'Siut
+. 80 '''e 80, rs ~ 4e
~ = t''S 80 - "a - Nv 'H"tN'oHdf
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-22
THOt SANDS SIZE "TUE
SPOILERS" NJ COLONIAL

The spoilers with WIH5ans FAR
num was tine picture attraction sic
hike at the Cuianial Yesterday, ana
more than FOUR thousand picture fsps
saw this photodrama during h. daN
IL looked like old times az the nla Il
corner" for there wae a line out sS-
tending 10 Marshall street The
spoilers" ia nune reels is taken from
KrN Beach's book and the pltoi orIav
follows the boob closely TIN pie
turesque tate OF Alaskan life Is ted
In the most wonderful pjetare ever
filmed The Spoilers t. thtilh 3
powerful and Wholesome Witb ma
hig scenes There lS sceu "a whose
city dynamUed then there is scene.
the most realistic hsht ever shown ia
a fifn THIS particular scene VIII BE
I he talk ~ the city " iliam Fafuasni
: NJ faNortie romantic actor and "a II
TO bt. the highest paid movie star "a
pictuteiatgd, is featured IS Giensstcr,
and ne gives the greatest screen per-
Torrance the writer has seen q
I,hotoplav since Richmond acquired
the movie craze. kathisn Williams
and Thomas Santchis artictic worS
stand out. and Bessie Eyton. as The
one GIRL" shares donors With 80
star Hundreds 0f people ate IN I've
big production, and the many nas-
sive scenes. clear photography a-a
perfect projection makes The
Spoilers one Of the greatest pictures
ever shown legally. certainly the hest
ever offered at Colonial prices
Performances win continue the re-
mainder Of the week
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-22
.'TfF CIlFNtFN Ct.tt CASE"
At SUPERIOR THE. NTIR

For TODAY tomorrow and saturday
tho Superior Theater viii present -
its MANY friends and patrons pie
lure that viii hold Won spellbound
THE C'lemeuceaH case featuring
Miss Theda Bara the vampire wp-
man who PLAYED recently IN The PLAY.
"A Fool There Was The Clcmeu-
ceau case is screen play dealing
rsientlessiy with tile elemental fires
or human passion. written with a. pen
that scorches and turns like acid,
i'vlng etching from NE that viii err
grave itself or all time IN The mem
cries Of its pehoiders II Is destined
to outiivc rtost contemporary Aim
plays because il handles withou
gloves the real problems of life-~-et1-
tirely different infinitely more power
ful than any photopIay hitherto seen.
Miss Bsra will he supported by Will
liam Shay, who PLAYED the part OF
Colonel Allen in the picture" The
Heart OF Maryland" which played In
this city last week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-22

began to look around tHe room.
His action was noticed and he was
asked what he was looking for The
physician curtly replied that he was
looking for "a bottle They all join
ed In search for the vial and coll
ored servant found it lying upon the
floor just by the head of the bed DIR.
Collins then sent back TO his home
for a stomach nump. although he told
the family nj the time that too much
time had elapsed since Miss Thomas
had taken the poison for him to save
her life. She died about ain hour after
DR. Collins reached the home, without
utterlng a word
Although Coroner Bright did not
act. Chief of Police T, Wilson Seav.
went to the scene and interviewed sew
eral Of the members of the household.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-22
DokEyE ARISE FROM
DISASTER BY FLAMES

BENZ Mora Temple. ORA mats order
Knights or khorassan. win meet to-
night at Smithdeal Hall TO look over
tho situation and devise ways and
means 10 recover from the devastating
fire at Fraternity Hall some weeks
ago. which deprived the order of
much Of its paraphernaiia and its
meeting place
Royal Nizler Charles G. Savnle asks
tina every member be present. so that
full discussion may he had as to the
situation. New equipment viii be
secured AT once.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-22


tatiou. and one candidate in each dis
trict is certain 10 win
The contest IS open TO an alike thc
only restriction being as 70 age and
character A number who have already
consulted their friends before deciding
to enter were advised to go In ana
uiu." and were assured Of support.
There are still many who hesitate
Remember the old adare. '1Ie who sesi-
tes is lost, The same applies 10
sine"
Each day those who are enrolling
v5i derive the advantage Of EARLY
EFFORT working quietly and per
sjsteutly preparatory To the initial
voting. These persons are Of keen
perccpuo0 who have thorough
grasp of the opportunity presented
and the Vulnerable advantages Of
fered by this splendid traus-couu-
Mental tour.
Cast speculative glance At the
arp The Nirgin!aH is Offering. In inn
aanation picture the wonders and
charm of a trip. free from all worries.
across The great American Continent,
seeing Natures beauty spots, the big
cities on the way and a FIVE days visit
IA the magnificent worlds fair Mt san
Francisco. and Then do not forget that
n8 one chances FOR winning trip
are a btt better than yours
Don't Wait or Delay.
Heieh no, What a heaving Of signs
there VIII ho among those who keep
rrocra~tHatiue whcu they discover
they have heen outdistanced by their
more aggressive fellow candidates.
Come now throw off that lethargy,
The application BLANK Is printed in
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-22

and crooked politics shown to exist
I'm the printing business IN Albany
extended also 10 business Of the worst
type
Extended to All Forms ut Vice
Il mean" said the colonel, tSang-
ing every word. that Mr. Loeb toia
me II extended to gambling houses
and other places of III repute"
Permitted, as means OF 3ustifca-
don or mitigation for the alleged libel,
10 repeat conversations he had hello
with various friends in politics. or as
20 his belief in the truth OF magazine
articles denouucing bad government.
the colonel brought out In the course
~ the day. the following main points:
That Barnes. as an emissary Of
Plat, had tried To control certain OF
his appointments 8s governor. but un~
eJrcessfuIly That Barnes had APP
pealed 70 him by letter not to advo-
cate a state printing concern, on the
Ground that IF the state did its print
iu@ Barnes would he badly hit imam
cially, and hat he. nevertheless. ask
ID the legislature TO provide for a
state printing house.
That Senator Davenport told him
that Senator Grattar. of Alba ny, voted
against the first ARnew- Hart racing
hili Under order from Barnes Daven-
port having obtained the admission
from Grattan. who became clerk of
Albany County, al ONCE in tho con-
troll OF the Barner organization.
That Senator Davenport explained
how primary Legislation was defeated
when organization Republicans met
with Barnes IN one room OF the capt
tul, and organization Democrats with
senator Grady in another room
That Senator Newcomb had told
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-22
jon SSTON-WIIIIS NURSES
AT JEFFERSON AUTHORITY

The commencement exercises Of the
graduating class of of Johnston
willis Santtarium Training School for
Nurses will he held at jefferson Hotel
auditorium at $50 o'clock Thursday
night. April % An interesting pro-
gram has been arranged and the eN-
press request is made that no flowers
be presented the graduates.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-22

| him how. in 1910. Barnes Bepubhcans
aud Murphy Democrats Joined TO sup
port lothian Y Aids for the presi
I dency of the senate. to succeed John
Ratres
/ Two Machines In League.
That Senator Sewcoinb was rs
authority for stating that n Combina
| ton existed between moShine Repuh-
leans and machine Democrats In SUP
/ port Of Aids. and OF Stilwel. the
Democrats supporting Aids. the Re
publicans aiding Stillweil.
That he gained further Information
| by reading the report OF the Baync
| Legislative committee, which invcstl-
gated Albany County and city. and
that he was convinced OF the truth
fuiness Of the report because OF his
acquaintance with the unimpeach-
able characters or the Senators com
posing tho committee
! That Senator WAINWRIGHT. tho only
Republican on the committee, had
assared him Of the truth OF very
damaging statements made in the
Bayne report
That Franklin y. Roosevelt, his
cousin. and Theodore Douglas Rob
inson, his nephew, had furnished him
with other Information as 10 boss
control Of legislation. b,
That John A Hcnncssy had TOLD
him of "frightful corruhliou' I'm
many state departments, and ha3
furnished him with details OF erat-
end scandaIous laN.tr
Tells of suffers Plalnt.
That pN-C0veruor SWlzcr had com
10 him at oyster Bav with Il bite"
plant hat he had been attacked Joy
the Murphy machine which was be
ing made the Garncs machine
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-22

81 Continued From First Page)
ssf1ts arrangement with Murphy was
that Murphy should have a free hand
In the election Of United States
Senator" That WAS pretty direct.
but the colonel piled more on top
s0f II with one OF his ingenious,
MAJ ! be allowed to state?" and
what he told the jury leaning ever
10 c0n6dentialiy toward them, was
AhAf Mr.. Loeb Had also told him that
~ combination Of crooked business
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-22
THE WEATHER

Virginia raruy cloudy and some
what warmer Thursday Friday I'M
scltlel, probably local showers moa
crate ~ fresh east and southeast
Wiuds
North Caroline Partly cloudy Thurs
da. and Fudey: fresh easteriF winds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-22
SIINERS. FtNOvs CLOWN.
ARRIVES AT LYRIC

The engagement Of Frank t~Slir-
ers"} Oakley. the worlds greatest
clown and pantomme actor. marks
a red letter event in the local amuse-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-22

coats.
We feature today a special
$50 suit for young men and
men who know the import
ance Of wearing the pros
perity look. Every detail
has been rounded out to
give you all round salts
faction, and your money
back if anything goes
wrong.
Take our coats at their
face value the Berry label
protects you in every
way.
M44zyz
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-22

d. 4. Lawson:
81 am emphatieoIIy opposed 10 a rcfercn:
dun. All of the employees of the city gas plant
are Democrats. While il should not be so. il
is So and | am frank to say it, although am
Democrat with a capital D. Some people
say | speak too freely Perhaps that is so. but
I am going to keep right on speaking Just rs |
feel. As business proposition, ! do not in
tend to commit myself either for or against the
proposals, but I want the gas plant operated by
the city. While there has been no general dis
cussion as vet, Of the Southern Gas Company'4
offer / have heard enough to satisfy me that
if the people are allowed to vote ON the cues
ton there is a possibility that the proposals
would be accepted | am not certain about
how the vote would turn out, but fearing the
friends Of city ownership might be defeated |
am opposed to taking the chance
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-22
UNFORTUNATE GIRL

Continued from First Page,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-22
EDUCATORS
nr kidder's Sddrcss.

behalf of the faculty of the unver-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-22

him how. in 1910. Barncs Republican'
aud Murphy Democrats Joined to SUP
port lothian Y, Aids for the pres
dency of the Senate to succeed JohI
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-22

and crooked politics shown to exist
I'm the printing business In Albany
extended also 10 business Of the worst
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-22

a.. fhr organic iustrunHehf Tor
realizing the highest aspirations of
the living state. one ineNtf"hte
aunifts the state I diversity must
have; IL fsuSt he alive. sensitiNely
and rebastIy alive In every vital
mart of IL 20 the time and needs
and place of the people il serves,
Net that IN would not illustrate In
it's life the traditions that have
made IfA past nobly useful ana
beautiful, and seek guidance In the
experience of the great of its kiHdt
hut that the need of every tn"tif"~
ton t. Ia assert its original genius
that IL atone has md can have. and
that atane gives IL value ia the
world"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-22
FUR WILL FLY WHEN

Continued From First Page)
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-09
GOSSIP QUp
C0PpcSpO ONDtdS
P0OGoA1f N0fottEnco8
S[@
0Y90U1

4i0 Aassietta 6ehliH returned 10
~ vssk 1t Ruedi Sunday morning.
n yssng people had an enjoyable
svsaiAg 1t the hone Of their pastor,
1sv. Hvssa, New Years eve.
Nm. 6ehi1, Nrs. Urdis Lea, Nrs.
Haaasa ssA- Miss Rarrietta sehliR at
tsaAsA tie Eastern star chapter ..
EAGis last Wednesday.
1sv. otsdt's friend, Rev. Andrews,
= essistiag him this week in the church
sesvisss.
WIN Lee spent Monday in the county
ssa&.
Mr. Thomas daughters are visit u
hin.
Mn. Oleson s friends will be glad TO
learn that she is improving.
Dick echryaek and family are NOV
ing inte the house recently vacated by
the B9bree family.
Ass. Brown of Dotsero returned
Aens from visiting her mother At Eagle.
The regular meeting of the board Of
stewards was held at the Gypsum hotel.
Miss Lottie Schliff returned to Glen
wood Springs Sunday morning.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-09
OPPORTUNITY 4 GREAT ONE
ehoaee ~ Teo6e 9xpaaeisa h ~
Uaseo1 oAseso osssaO sa6 ~.
ooW1ao tlso WoH.

b ssesesaeo - tAe DeeeDsetive sase.
soss 1eesie1 1soaal tor Aossisaa
aaaaAneesrsl Dro1sets. tAs Aossssaa
AaeAiAlst DsiaGs y tAs aDst tAaa ~
vssi1 ests1ls 4 0srsoe ass1s ~
eAioe eosas alsoe - ~ ysaf,y aosane
q o7,1Go.0oo. b machinery DeoDoe
~ F0a0ars0soG b sbsat ol3ay yeoo.A ~
These 101Fss ~ bass1 - Ua1esl
otaeas. DgstasA 81 0seoAa sgDssts.
0soo 0ashansRy b seoe absoaA nso
Dslg1o0 81 vsaass; ~ ~ ts1als
Sivea above - es0essvae1vA
TAo Voes1b 0aoaaAseuso1 Deo1os4s
aso 0AAs ~ oasAlassy. - ~.
eAaDssY = ba1l9 VeEA 0osAloe 1ssao
~ ouan tosaa. I'D.
h estimating tAs so0sstsnity nsw
h sagAt tAs parallel ~ naturally
turn to b BaglaAA. 1sfiag and i80e.
Aiataly aftoe tho FFaAoo-Prusslaa war.
PaEiia1satary reports give most strik-
Ing facts IN this eoensctioa. There
was an unexpected trade expaasioa.
The national income Jumped from es.-
s0O. .o0o. 900 in 1870 to es.7o0. .0oo. 900 In
1874, an increase Of S1,z00.!ooo. 900.
During 1s7o-1s74 England was man
ufacturing for the world. In 1S14-16
the United States must manufacture
for The world.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-09
RUEpDI

New Years Day Mr.. and Mrs. WIN.
Smith entertained Messrs. Frank Clay
and Ed Smith, Mesdames Clay and
Smith and Misses Ballard and Williams.
Miss Iva Smith entertained Misses
Anna and Agnes Doherty at dinner Sun
day. Miss Iva returned to Glenwood
Sunday evening where she will resume
her studies at the Glenwood High
scAosl.
TSs snow here ranges in depth from
fosr inches on the ridges to four feet
il ths bellows.
A sd tragedy was enacted the night
of ~ ssth. Peter Wiekdoll, q hborer
At Rssdi, while coming down the track
frsn Meredith, was struck by . west
bss.A trsia. His body was found We'd
sssAay afternoon by Earl Hopper and
Cyas 6vesaey. Coroner Dslarris Of
Pttkia county was summoned imnsdi-
atsly. His verdict was that Mr.. Wick
doll, being too intoxicated to really
kDsw vSat he was doing, had just
sGsepSd 70 the side of The tack whsa
- Asarl the traia eoniss ssd vAs
stsssk by the coweatcAer bar. Dsath
was saased by the sqsssre ed wossd.
He v~s Auriea IN ~ fAsnasvills con-
Fstssy. 90 ''''i 9 '''''
Everett Nosss Sad Harry Ha.soa Of
CAnAs0 vese h Dnnli Tueeday,
Alvin sloss was . Ruedi visitor Tues
day.
Mrs. Frank Clay entertains the
Larkips club It her home January 9th.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-09
CAlDooGDALE

DR.. w. r. Tubbs. who has been very
i'll, is reported very much improved and
able to be about again.
Mrs. Max Grubb spent Thursday in
Glenwood Springs visiting friends and
shopping.
Mrs. Martha Smith returned from
Missouri last week where she was
called by the sudden illness Of her
mother.
Mrs. Ns1lilla., who visited the past
week with M J. c. Connor, returned
to her home in Gasnweod eprinss Taes-
day evening.
+. N. Glbh wss in town Wednesday
e. P. Nswnaa, e Hstehkiss is SPEND
Ing tie week in Cazbsndale.
Miss Edna 1sady is visiting her sis
ter in Aspsx ~ Nssk.
Mn. Frank HIAef, WHO Aas beea
quite i'll, is -abse T. - up sad about
again. =. ;;5..-4
Mr.. Deal W. at s.e tine owned tie
H Jebel ra.eA, was IN town this week.
Paul Gsall. whs has sntsFed The en-
|,aoy Of n. Z! vaa eyehsl .svsd On
|1Asnday i.ts.ses - NJ. Wa eyehel''
cottages. .5@
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-09
nplloS NE
Mt k|vY YET
(CeoAioasa 1bon ane snap1

eO8 - - 10Y
fight rhses What developed vAe.
ASsiAai1s vas in psver.
"I'n describing actual es.litie.s
that exi.f these. l wealA hsts t. ~
~ UnitsA sastss ~ sst It The Phil.
ippi.es .sA l have . Sssst rssasA fer
~ peer psspae est tAsse. They do. t
iks ne bssasse I've telA then tn
truth. If ysa give these people i..l.s-
peadenee nov ~ by 1890, you will have
til Terrible sitsstioA develop. Tksss
. Diaz would arise in the Philippi.-s
- they would eet into . condition that
caused the fall Of Diaz in Nexieo."
The former president said the oblixa-
tiea Of the United States to defend the
Philippines might be = source Of weak
ness in time Of var.
''But," he continued, 81 do not be-
lieve that any Of the nations now en-
lsek - the possession of the Philip
piAes - . naval base - . source of
weakness" Mr.. Taft declared that in
Ais opinion Japan had no desire TO take
the Philippines. 81 twice visited
japan and conferred with the authori-
tics on that very point" he continued.
"Aad it's my opinion that their ex-
psfiences in Formosa have been quite
enough. in that direction"
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-09
r utluu9 - g."
!. s' :. : sssv1 '1s'vs

rAs osnAay pie4sss shsw b esesaias
saeA . aaaa1s.t1' - Dssels II es0-
naaitiss IL u1osA tAsy are allowed -
svA, that Oan1Ua ~ - - pssvsAt
their operasisa ~ .lsws.
Grand Jsastiis i at present having
II out with H. dAew nea, and doebt-
lsss the issas win carry h favor sf
these who bslisvs ~ church shssh
h.ve the sabbath day unAanpered BY
any public institstisa esadaeted simply
for renunerstivs Pazposss-
A petition si9.sa BY ssveral hundred
citixens Of that city hos besn presented
to the conmi0isesn askiag that m
srdi,a.ss bei passsd fosbidding the
opening Of the theaters on Sunday. The
five commissioners responded with An
Attractive vote, and an ordinance viii
be drawn up very soon and doubtless
alsptsl - law.
There is state law positively forbid
Ang ~ s.aning e . theaase = eiEess
|sa sunday, ~ ~ - ssasse. 4 ~
|psass, Il = iess111sskS1hay tAsssGA
- ssuss Asi1un1 ~ peia1
IA0onb 1ssd = 4 ssr..s s--ssi ssr.,s.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-09
m LAST AO3

There had been An explosion in =
powder mill, and the proprietor, who
home to make. an investigation.
"How did it happeni" he asked the
foreman Of the mill as he viewed the
wreck. "Who was to blame!'
"Well, you see, SIR" replied the
foreman, /" it was like this. Bill went
into the mixing room, probably think
ing Of something else, and struck a
match in mistake. He
"Struck = mAtch!' exclaimed the
proprietor in amazement. "I should
have thought that would be the last
thing On earth he'd dol"
"rt ~ss, siri'' said the foreman. =
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-09
oe1T 10 el00 RAl9o eAUoe
o0naa ~ ~ 0neaaoDso w
- osuoA

OF all - saoGinsaD ~ voAaA -
Givs vaEniaG tAst so0seAAAg vleD
sss ha1ias ~ 0sss vssaG ~ =
~ 0as1 aasa1nsss. e1thsaGA ~ ~
Dss1Aass = eseQssoGay eseslee6s1 ~
DAys1alaas - ~ - laVoaA- ~
= o600Ay - 0R0Foa16ao q eo6a1oo
a0n1no1 0hbaoA1ooAhlo ol10nn; tAaeo,
lssa Asvsvss. AssasaAas 4 ~ - -
~ ~ q 4. 4 = ~ 0oso 6oes1a03
= - - sugo ~ eaneA
~ G11%10o lA01ly 1as1arb .1Dot
sAsaQhG vosa ealls1 - Q Do11aa1 =
~ ~ - s1stAss 4 ~ 0aaas q
DoOasfal As00A rs VoD eo0stl0aD
uose0 = t11laG . DaGtsa1 eves Q sAset
nlaasa. VASeA vas AosaA - Ha0he "
ssaR: ~ 4 vas veeso tAAa usaaass
n eAsoois a1losots. bsaasse 4 osbsei-
tsts1 sse tAs nalaAy h 0sastisa .
far vosss Aiseass. namely. ths eSiu0
Aabi4. IL VS. ezaetly - tAsa0A .
failrsoA iasDeeGee - AnAla0 Q ~
lantern - tAs track shealA thFov .
ooat ever It aaA - % his vay. Ths
Datjso4 Wos aatis0s1 vAsa tAs pain
was lulisA. bst u tAis - t0DeetaAt
Danger sagAal vas 11sre0ardel aAA ~
tars's eau for Dsfnaasat relise ~.
0aiasA unanswered.
In aD0saAseitis. for iastaAee. II ussd
to - tAs eusto0 70 XIII pain" by -.
niskstssing large dosss oe noeDAina.
We now knov that this Aulls tie -
tisat's senses to degree which makes
diagnosis Of peFitonitis Or other con-
plicatioas impossible. and that . life
may - Iost because one Of tie most
important synptons u masked by
drugs. 1t - Interesting also 70 note
how paia in appendicitis sets sD ~.
dsx actioa of Tie abAominal nusclss.
The muscles become hard aAA
'boaray." nature attempting . hold
Tie aDpsadix - II il . spliat - that
further injury nay - Impossible aAl
conAitioas favorable 70 repair ~
obtain.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-09
Msgu. seAs usRAxz.Asssu

At tie Mosaic Aan ~ Friday ever.
iAg . very iatsssstisG ssssiea vas hsld
Of Erica ChsPter Ne. -, OsAes Of ~
Eastern star, i beiAs The aa.aal in
stsllstioa Of e1issss for tie ensuing
term r sAA to H. s.jsyns.t Of the
seessiea ths ladies trsoAsA thsnselvss,
tAsir h.shasds saA gassts to . sple.Aii
tsrksy ss.Ssst, nearly s.e hs.Assd in
oil heiag sssvsA.
1hssASh ~ thsaghtfsl kindnsas II
4stAss etnast the Rsst scribe vas per-
nittsA 70 inapset H. tables aftss thsy
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After the installatieo oerensnies had
essa completed the newly installed Of
fieers were called sPss and each re-
sponded in = very elsves manner. 9th
sFs thea participated aad ssae very
elsysr specimens Of Wit s.d rspartse
ere sspoetsa.
The o6icers who were installed by
Mrs. Nettie Weir, past worthy natrsu,
are as follows:
Worthy Natron. LOUISE sehwarz;
Worthy Patron, Louis E. Brown; Asso-
ciate Hatron, Anna Riggs; Conduetress,
Lucretia A. Bowker; Associate Con-
ductress, Lucy Horan; Chaplain, Eliza
beth Kelker: Warden, Gretchen Dar-
row; Sentinel, August sommers; Treas
urer, Barnette +. Napier; Secretary,
Samuel shain; Organist, Pearl Ward /;
Marshal, Annett g. Moore; The Five
Points-Mins Walz, Adah; Mary Wolf,
Ruth; Gertrude LArmee, Esther; An.
tonette Mason, Martha; Sarah Shumate,
Eleeta.