davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-04-22

Mrs. Mollie Williams will enter
tain the Kensington Club Friday
afternoon. April so.
Mrs. Frank Blonden was Bel
bingham visitor Wednesday.
Henry Reobos, who broke his leg
last week. had it x-rayed Tuesday.
Mrs. Clinard was a Bellingham
visitor Tuesday.
Among the members of The Re-
bekah lodge that are attending the
district convention at Deming today
are Mesdames Bay, russo. Hickey,
Palmer and Frasier.
Do you auto? You ought to buy
Marie Doro" auto cap. oughtn't
you? They're 1T
Armstrong Hammond Co.
Percy Towel will hold a public
sale GA the Sol Johnson place. IL
miles south of Lynden on The Han
negan road. Tuesday. May 4, at 10
O'Clock. Auclioneer George Bost-
wick will offer the following prop
erly: Is cows. fresh since Nov.
Is. l to be fresh III May; l 20 be
fresh III August; 2 2-yr.-olds; S
neifer calves: l registered Durot
boar; / Berkshire SOW with 9 pigs
Z wks old; cows coming fresh;
and heifers; l 2-yr. old register
ID Jersey bull; wagons. seeds. and
rher articles. The usual terms
VIII prevail Free lunch will be
served at noon.
Dr.. S. 5. Howe. Oculist and Aur-
ist. At DR.. Mounter's office Tues
lays. Glasses accurately fitted.
Six aliens We're caught right in
Lynden this week by Inspector
Fuller on their way from Canada.
-Four were captured Wednesday.
Most of the men We're Austrians.
The firemen decided at their
meeting Monday night 10 give 2
lance the night of the county track
meet. and made plans for tour
naent in either Lynden or Blaine.
On Fridy evening. April 9Th. ri
light O'Clock. the High school Girls
Slee Club VIII present Victor Ham
eerels operetta The Old Singing
Woman"
The principals are: Old Singing
Woman. Orel Jackman: Fairy, Earn
estina Zweegman; Celia. Arletta
Carter; Phyllis, Ruby Mcdaniel; Do
ris. Viola Gosch; Daphne, Alberta
Heun.
Prior to the operetta a boy rhor-
IS will sing Yankee Doodle with in
cidental solos. Alberta Heun will
give "A violin solo. and Martha Knit
i will make you laugh with some
IF her reading Twenty of The
best singers from the very first
grades will sing and act out Moth
er Goose verses. Gertrude Schuyle-
m as Little Boy Blue, will call her
sheep with a pretty cornet solo.
Other characters are: Little BO-
Peep Beulah Serrurier; Mary
Qnile Contrary, Mary Worthen;
Peter Pumpkin Eater. Rollo Hard
enbrook; Mrs. Peter. Vera Hodges;
Little Miss Muffet, Mildred Foun.
tain: Spider. Joe Campbell; Iacl
Hurper. Clarence Larson; Simple
Simon, Gordon Serrurier; Hpmpty
Dumpty. Harold Stuart.
Miss Gililard has charge of the
entire program, Frances Knapp act.
ing as accompanist. The proceeds
VIII be used TO buy song books.
Admission loo and 25c.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-04-22
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. Nick Boerhave is quite III.
Mrs. George whipple is report
ed better.
Mr.. and Mrs. George True visit
ed in Sumas Saturday.
Miss Ida Stone was home from
Everson over Sunday.
Evelyn strimger is reported bet
ter.
Mrs. Dancer is guest of Miss
Helen Smith this week
Chas. Tremain. of Bellingham,
was visiting at the j. w. Tremain
home the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Haveman,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. LeCocq and Mrs
John Schuyleman antoed to Belllng-
ham Thursday.
V. and viii Van Pattep, father
and brother of Harry Van Patten,
arrived Friday from Harmony. WIS,
for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melt Price and
daughter Ruby left Wednesday for
Alberta. where they expect to make
their home.
The Soronian Society were en-
tertained Friday afternoon by Mrs.
w. X. Pixley. Next meeting wi
be held Friday. April 80. at the
home of Mrs. Harry Fountain.
The ladies of tire Kensngtor
Club and their husbands viii be
entertained Friday evening, April
%. by Mrs. Frank Knapp and Mrs.
p. NJ. Serrurier at the home If Mrs.
Serrurler.
On last Friday afternoon few
friends gathered at the home #
Mrs. j. NJ. Quimby in remembrance
of her 57th birthday. The after
noon was very pleasantly passed
with singing and social chat The
Rev. Davies made few appropriate
remarks. Ice cream. cake and lem
onade were enjoyed by all. Those
present were Rev. p. H. Davies,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E Bayes, MS. VI.
NJ. Stuart. Mrs. Lillian Spragu
Mrs. Lauretta Rinehart. Mis- Ruby
McDaniels, Miss Mabel NJ. Plank,
Mrs. Rachel A. Smith. Mrs. Mary
Wilcoxson, Mrs. S. NJ. Bayes, Mrs
Phoebe Baringer. Mrs. Carrie Sum
mers, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Quimby,
Frank Becker. Andy and Ed Quinn
by.
The marriage of Miss Kate De-
Hoogh, daughter Of D. J. De Hoogh,
to Mr.. John William Zevenbergen,
both of Lynden. took place at the
brides parents. Thursday. April 10,
at 1900 o'clock g. III. The rere-
mopy was performed by the Rev. H.
Breen. pastor of the Christian ne
formed Church. in the absence 81
Rev. J. G.. Brouwer. The wedding
march was played by Miss Ernestlna
Zweegman. The bride was charm
ingly dressed in a gown OF Whlte
silk crepe de chine with net over
lace and pearl trimming, ana ear
ried q boquet of white carnations
tied with white chiffon rlbbon. Al
ter the ceremony and usual con-
gratulations a delicious dinner was
served to forty-fiye guests.
The rooms We're beautifully dee
grated with different flowers. 1he
arch was especially attractive Win
it's white and green crepe paper dec
orations and its purple lilacs. The
afternoon was spent delightfully."-,
and a reception was given in the
evening to about tnirty-five young
people. Dainty refreshments were
served at the close of an enjoyable
evening spent with music, Hnd
games. Mr.. and Mrs. Zevenbergen
Will make their home at the First
Reformed parsonage.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-04-22

Sadie. dughter of l.. Stremler. +
j with appendicitis.
George Burke, whose foot was
injured in an accident at one of tn
mills. some time ago, had to have
one of his toes amputated Saturday
Born. April 10. girl to Mr.. and
Mrs. j. J. Faneuf.
Chris King visited Lynden Sat
drday and purchased a lot at the
corner of 9th and Edison Streets
through Taylor and Riddle. CHRIS
plans to come back to Lynden some
day to settle down. John Klrkpat-
rick was the seller.
Lawrence Osgoodsby. son q.
Ralph Osgoodsby. was operated ~
for adenoids Thursday.
Mrs. Lindhout was i'll Thursday.
Dr.. John Finn, pstor in Lyndef
during pioneer days. Yves honoree
his month at meeting of The
Portland Ministerial Association j
celebration of his ninety-ninth year
Mrs. Finn, who is SO. was also
guest of honor.
Mrs. Austin Woolhiser q Nook
sack was a weekend guest of Nj
and Mrs. Frank p. Close.
Four auto parties of Lynden PEG
pie picnicked Sunday at Woodlawl
on Lake Whatcoln. Inclnded IN tlt
party were Mr. and Mrs. George
Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. d. Mulder. Mr.
ard Mrs. P A. Wight, Mr.. ant
Mrs. George Flick, Miss Be.s
Frick. Mr. and Mrs. w. Waples
Misses Mildred and Margaret Wa
rles. M. and Mrs. P. NJ. Serrurier
Mr.. aud Ms r \. SerTvrier, 5. II
Lewis. Gordon. Beulah and Thelma
Serrurier.
The Knights of Pythias enter.
tanned at delightful card party
Monday evening III Odd Fellows
Han. After SIX ables of five hund
red. a dainty lunch was served, fol
lowed by an informal dance.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-04-22

Ladies and Gents Hats cleaned
blocked and re-shaped. Panamas
specially. Western Hat Shop, zoo
West Holly St. Bellingham, Wash
4-22-4t-s
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-04-22

l make trips TO Bellingham or
elsewhere with a party of four or
more at stage prices. Go and come
when you like. Knott, R761.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-04-22
TIRE VULCANIZING

have opened a shop at the cor
ner of 3rd and Front Streets where
| Will do steam vulcaniZing of tubes
and castings at reasonable prices
Give nae a trial.
RADDER
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-04-22

Plenty of money to loan on well
farms. Sums from two u
five thousand dollars preferred. Lyn
den State Bank.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-04-22
DRAIN TILE

Upon application we will be glad
to furnish you a booklet free, CIV
ing general information regards
draining farm lands. We furnish
Shale drain tile in 3, and inch
sizes. A personal visit to our plant
and correspondence respectfully So
bcited.
COAST CLAY CO.,
South Bellingham, Wash.
3-ll-tf-0
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-04-22

Sadie. dughter of l.. Stremler.
with appendicitis.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-04-22

Chas. Tremain. of Bellingham,
was visiting at the j. w. Tremain
home the first of the week
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-06

Wfontag nlprgen iunr6e BEL geadln
9eao I'm aanal Der britiidJe Sampfer
rNortblanos" bun cinem oemtiden
llnterieeboot in ben 0rumb gebobrt.
Die SeIaenng lunroe serettet. Ger
pHortbiaaSs" bate Giieners sela-
ben.
sSm Der NGbe Der Snfel gsiaht
iunroen Der engliide Gampfer ,Cli.
pine1 anO bic rniiiidJe garf Scr
mes" ppu einem beitiden ltnteriee.
boot in Wruao gebubrt. Zen geIab-
iingen beioer Sdiffe luarSe 2eit ne
gebeu, iidl in 5iderbeit 5m brinaen.
gie oeiitid)e goitberiualtana fat
bis ant Beiteres bic Eadetpuitbef5r-
bernns nadJ Mrgentiniem, Gplnm6ia,
Gpfta Mica, Wried)enlano, ben tia
fieniidlen Solonien, oem bpliamoildJem
8eit- sSnoifn, Tanafia, Eortnaai,
Spanien, ltrusnap unb @emesmeia
eingeitellt.
Die bielbeiprod)ene Nute nnieres
-9iegiermng an GmelanO, iueIde bie
stmfipert atf bic glpdaoe -Grffa.
rlng Der ehslild)en 9iegierana 6it.
bet lit Jest ber6ffentlidJt. gie 9suts
iDirS mol Die neiitem 2ente enttGm-
idDeu. Rad ben Gnfiinoignnaen
innfte man bermnten, nniere Neair-
ring luerbe in oieier 9sute cine nnse.
inein rntidieOeme Steilnng eimnelJ.
rfen. 0as lit jeSod) midt seIdeben.
9iIeroings erfidrt nnIere 3eaiernng
sleidl III 9nfang, bah iie Die SteI.
lmna, bic Gnglan0 in ieimer Nole
einncIme nmo Die id)lieklid) baranf
linanseele, baF cine friesfiibrenSe
WaadDt cine mn6eSingte &ontrolle
ii6er Sen 6anbel nnb bic SdJiffe ei-
ner nentralen Mad)t ansiiben f0nnc,
cine Stellnnguabme, bic cine birefte
|erlebnng Der Sonperanitdtsredic
neutraler WiGdjfe bebeiite, nidJt amer.
feune nnS and nid)t anerfennen
f6nne; iie erfl1rt audi ferner, oaF iie
bic 8e6anptimG Gnglanb lei onrdD
oas anseblidl uOlferredtsiuiori1e
@erhaltem ieiner @esner 81 ieincm
@prseben lJe5iuiinsen, Hidlt nis
etidykkltia betradjten f6nne, aber III
btn weiteren @erlauf eiebf iie baum
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-06

ab, nad ben perborgenen glaten,
hon oenen aus iene S6iffe beriorgt
neroen Gie 8nrloes @ranoinrv
bon 9eep gorf miro iih nit bie gnge-
legenbeit beidldftigen.
Gap Der boadiloiide gonnpfer
yRrin5 a)aaurib4 off Ger Neiie pOfl
9eeD 9orf nod @eitinoien llnferae-
gangen 1T, miro ourd cine ora6t.
loie 9epeibe, bic BON Dem SSlotte,
ldiff ogretbuila~ arfgefongen pur
De, beitdtigt. Die 0epeide lagt,
DOB ous Sdiff am SanItoa utnter-
gina.
Sn elmer 9feibe bon 2oeal 0p-
tion @ablen in Midigan itbeinen
Die GrobibitioiliIten geliegt 5n baben
Cine 9epeibe mel0et, adt nul.e
6oilties ieien our6 Die @ablen trcf.
fen geiporoen.
Stoatsiefretdr grpon bat ben
3nbtbausDeripnltern bon WiiiiSIippi
Den &at gegeben, feline 9aunlipolle
nad europa su idlifen, oa Die Sen
onna ourd) ben arieg gefd1roet ieil
lpiiroe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-06
Surge lltbtri6t.

Gnsliider 9ampfer pOm beat-
id)etn llnterieebpDt in ben
@ruuS gebobrt.
WeneralfelSmaridaa BON Der
Gule uerlanst anseblidD Mnsrif-
fe anf Serbien.
9eitide Eafet Eoltbef0rbe=
rans iuiro mad seiuiiieu Gam
BERN einseitellt.
Gngliides Sdlad)tidiff
ogorb 9telion" in Den Sarba-
aellen 5eritirt.
lIniere 9iesiernns per6ffent-
Iidlt lire redlt iduadlide Ssptc
on Gnslanb.
Staliener bamfen srnppen an
Der 0rense an.
Sie 9eutidlen iupllen Gifforo
a'iud)ot nidJt in geisieu ober
sSraafreidJ bGben.
Die 8nlsaren iollen in Grie-
dleulamo eilgcoransen iein.
Die 9lniien meloem Grfulse
in Den &arpatben.
u0Oeben" nnO vSreslau@
treffen i'm Sdiuarsen Mecr nit
ritiiiidlen Sdiffem 5miammen.
Gie GnslGnber iuaem Srip-
pen anf eeunOs selanbct ba-
ben.
9ie SentidJen iiesen bei @aa-
riampul.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-06
Aus Merifo.

9ie S6laht BEL Motamoros
lit nod INNER nidt i'm @anee. gs
iheint, oaB Die @iliitos ipeitere Ser
itarflngen abnarten molten, ebe lie
8ltnl entidieoenen angriff borgeben.
llngefabr 500 Manii @erit1rflingell
iollen iie 6ereits erbnlten baben.
Ser amerifaniihe areli3er
s@aibington4 lit BON @era Gru5 nach
Sonpico gefabren. Sn gera gru3
lit MIR nod oag SdlaAtidiff u@eor-
gia" suriifaebliebetl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-06

0ie Gniiiion eilter peiteren Milliar=
oe BON 8apier-glibeln elm llnper5eib-
lider Srrtum lei nno GuBlano iid}
oaonr6 in finon5ieller ge3iebung
SeiIeln anle9e oie es ME pieoer Ios
meroen tonne.
8ie Der in 9lmlteroam erideinen-
De p@abat@ melbet, babem iidl Die
britliden aabel 6eleaidniten se-
lueigert, fir 9em gorf beitimtmte aa-
bel9rainme bon 8anfiers mno aamf=
lenten jener Staot, Die oeiltid)flingen.
DC Namen baben, 5n bef6roern,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-06
NnsIan0.

Cine 9epeidle aus Der hnlell-
lden Sallptitaot meloet, Die 6ineii-
i6e 9fe9ierlrlg babe an oie iapnniide
Elm Sdreiben geridtet.
oab Die erfldrlin9, Die &remieriri-
iliiter Sfuma ibr in 8e5ug anf eini
ge Der iapalliihen 8oroerlneen ge-
geber, ibr ee5eigt babe, ooB tie Die
SSoroerun9en faIih aufgefaBt babe.
Sic iet ieet etipos beritbist mo lei
iiber5eugt, oaB Die Eotiuben 0ie er-
fldrung beS @remierminilterr beitd-
tigen tpiir0en.
Sn glpe53ano, Gagliaco88a itur
anoern italieniIden Stdoten bat man
pie0er ltarfe groit6Be, oie ober SuI.
Slid feinen groBeu S6aoei ange-
ridtet 3u baben iheinen.
9. u. sarieab So. EeIepbone 70s
(Anseiae.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-06
SnIaao.

llniere Hegteruflg uerlalat
S22S,059.54 oon ser oelttiher gfe.
Glerllng ols Sdaoeneriob fir 0ei.
BON Dem areli5er u@itel sSrieorid
perlenften anerifaniiden Gampier
v@n s. SrDe" Sic Suntme oetff
Die tatiadIihen Soften oes Sd,iffes,
Die 5raht, pelde Die 9eliber oes
Sdiffes fir oie geforoerrna Der
Saoltng erbalten baben lpiiroen nno
ben Sdaoen ben iie oaourd erleiocn,
oaB oas Sdiff 8eritort lit llno iie
nit ibrn fein @elo peroienen fon.
men, Ser oeutide 9otidafter in
@albington bat ipie es beiBt, Der
oeutiden giegier,ine enpfoblell,
Sdaoenerlab fit oas Sdiff 5n IT,
5ablen.
gls Wfontag nadt ipdt battt
Der oelltide &rel5er 0Gitel ssrieorif5@
ieineil 8lab i'm Safen BON georfclf
nidt nerlalien Gs fanoen i'm 2nufe
oes Cages berihieoene aonferenae.i
inter ben 3oll- ln1o Safenbeamten
itatt, altdl itotteten 3ollfoneftor Sa.
milton un6 Gear Momiral 8eattn,
Der 8efeblsbaber Ser u9app Yaro" in
gorfolf, nit ieineln Stab Dem &rell.
ser 9eiu6e ab, mel6 lebterer 8elAG
-etpas ipdter bonn 4apitain Sbieridl-
len onrd einen 8eiud allf Dem
S6ladtidliff osllabama4 erfpibert
pnroe, mas aber BEL ar oieien 8eill<
diem nerbanoelt uno beiprohen ipur-
De, lueiB man nidt. sluf Dem ,Gi-I
tel 5rieorid4 feierte mmt Montog
oen 5iueiten Sitertag ilno eS berridtt
SSeittaasrllbe.
GuoGep SSielo Malone, Ser Sol
leftor oes @afens bon 9eeiu Yerf, &c,
iduloigt Die engliiden areu3er. Die
lid in Der Ndbe llnierer &iiite anf6eT-
ten, OdB lie lih BON Sdiffen, Die aus
Dem gieip 9orfer Sofen fGnlen init
aoblen mo 4ebenSrlitteln perloreen
lieBen sSn einem &otel Ser lntercn
StoOt befinoe iih Elm regrl1rer Sta-
pelploB BON @aaren fir oieie areu-
ser Son BORT aus iuiir0en @oare,
nad anOeru Sdfen geihidt, bort
oud) 2eihter 9elaoen rtno baum oen
Sdiffen 3ugeionot. Sol
leftor @ialone bat ii1 in @e5ng olti
ieine @ntoefima nit 0em 9unoes-
in @erbinorn9 eeIett
Sorpeooboote unierer yfegierimg ill- !
den idon felt einiger 3eit Die SRiiItC |
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-06

g. u. sarieab So. Telephone 70s
(anseiae.l
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-24

n. S. D0uGLASs.
Counsel for Pla inttR.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-24

Thes fourth reason Why VS. should q
keen the Lords d lay holy IS. It IS
church day. q tlar OF spiritual vision
and renewal OF strength. Every MA n
owes his presence in the house OF
G Cd ~ on the Lords day for his own
sake and for his family s sake nj
for HIS neighbours sake. a. Sal bath3
we'll spent brings a week Of content.
ana strenE TIL for the tolls or tomor-
row. bltt 4 Sabbath profancd. VIII at
eycrsis gained is3a certain foferunncr'
or sorrow.
Fifth Honori thy TAT her and thE
mother that thy avs may he long.
upon the land which the Lord Thy
God i giyeth thee.
kiesesping this o1immandmesrrlt ii IS.
we'll pleasing. to God. 1T has The
promise or the blessing OF God. Be
cause it commends itself to all who
have natural affection. Because Of
1.-THE curse that comes upon those who
do not. The child that dishonors his
| parents. shall be dishonored by his
own Children "A man passing along
1 ali. avenue saw a. son dragging his
father out into the street BY tn E hair
Iof the head. The man was about to
nuntsh the son for his brutal conduct
I when IL The old man arose and said.
lsIon't touch him, j. a on hurt him 81
Lis ort, we'd rF 4 So this
norpia dra EEsd hy tath er out by
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-24
ITCHY Sal / RHE! UNI
Sometimes Called Eczema-Remo
by Hoods SarxaparilIa.

Salt rheum is one OF the worst and
unfortunately one Of the most com
mon of all diseases. How It reddens
the skin. itches. oozes, dries and
scales and then does this all over
Rgain Some times 1t covers the.
whole body with indamed burning
patches and causes intense suffering
which Is commonly worse ar ntEnt.
Local applications may do some
good, but they cannot permanently
relieve. The disease viii continue to
annoy, pain and perhaps agonize,;
until the blood has been purified and
the general health improved.
Ask your druggist for Hood Sar-5
sRparilIa. the good old reliable family
remedy. II has given perfect salts
faction in thousands or cases. Insist
on having Hoods Sarsa parilla, for no
substitute acts like 1t. Get it today.
advertisement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-24

"a man once called upon Rowland
Hill and denounced him for his man
nersof preaching the Gospel. Mr. Hill
asked the man, Don't you believe
thai the ten commandments are the
Christians rule of life. No, 1
don't. MI. Hill rang a bell. His SER
want came in and he said. John show
that man TO the door and keep your
eyes on him until he IS beyond the
reach Of every article OF clothing or
property in the hall Rowlande Hill
was right. Whenever you find a man
who sneers at the ten commandments
lie is a man You dare not trust II is
not quest ions Of what others think Of
YOU. what you may think is the re
spect due you by your city or state,
or what YOU may think yourself You
may have as an exalted opinion of
yourself as. the F'renchnnan who al
ways tipped his hat when he spoke his
Owl name. But what does God think
Of YOU
Isl. Thous shalt have no other
gods before me-
IA mans god is whatever he loves
most. Many a mans god is culture.
education, politics Family, business.
profession horse racing. shows, dance,
Wits MY fAllnllHy u EttTus. n llldl1 Ill
our state died not long ago and he
had carved on a hickory slab to cover
his grave these words: This man paid
one hundred cents on the dollar. He
had no other religion
His morality was his god That
summed tlp the story Of his life. If
YOU want to tell the story oftnany a
persons life and produce the god he
wOrshiDDed when he is laid away in
his grave, bring to his grave a dock
tailed horse and a sulkey and you pro
duce his god. Horse-racing was his
god. Many a person is bowling as low
to the dance god In your city as any
Hindoo ever bowed to his idol. II
you want to tell the life's story and
produce the god that occupied the
heart. which caused the chiefcst joy
Of the lfeof some people and the
height OF their ambition. cover their
graves with ballroom costumes If
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-24
oRnER OF PuRE,IcATIoN.

STATE OF ~ EST VIRGISIA a .
At Rules held in The Office of the Clerk
on Monday. the Ith. day Of .tpri1. a 91 5,
the following prt1c Y was entered: 5
The Lowndes SAVINGS Bank ant Trust
Company. a corporation, Plaintiff,
ys. In CllanceT-Y. ss9
Mary e; GeurtriElit and William u:
Courtri Ef1t. Def ndants. is3sa
object OF Butt. ss
The object of4the above STYLED suit is
to recover a decree AGAINST the defend
1ts oanf als nd I've Han
Edred and III ETY. $50 y ollars. with in
Sterest thereon rom the II tn da Of Aus
To the said plaintiffs upon a certain me-
gotiable promissorSE note for Two Hun
dred and Fifty C2an5 Dollars, dated Feb
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-24
g 1fF Fofe:fdffe7s Store. ~JA
USE; q; A y - ];
- - :. ctARtS Bua6- w.vA-j
MANY PERSONS
e Contlnued from page

5-4A
before you. life and death. blessing and
scuTsing Therefore choose life that
both thou and thy seed may live 5
Moses is delivering his last mes
sage to his people Forty years he:
has been thier leader and with great
Anlemnity he reviews their history. He
reminds them how God had blessed
them when they kept His command
sments, and how He punished them
when they disobeyed Him God con
TIMES His blessing upon those who
Keep His comm andments and His pun
ds1ments follow those who disobey
Hin. The ten comma ndments are just
as binding upon you and me as when
they we're delivered on that fiery
mountain. The ten commandments are
the foundation Of all right. just and
holy laws. 80 state or nation can
Prosper that disregards them That
city, state or nation that Will keep the
commandments Of God will indeed
assure the people protection Of life.
glfberty and the pursuit OF true happi-
ness.