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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19
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if Srooeriamfnnos Sag" pco
Eanuma Eaeifie Sntcrnational
Grpoiitiun, Use sunni 1915.
5on 6rorcisco, Gal.

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ltorc Nonolna Nacific lloltilling
babe aabnet fine 8orte for Sc mango
Millioner Be1bgenoc, 1om / s[ar
uOc1 Spipl bil lette a11ricn noO
California. 8lon0t 0isle bill ser
uocl, Ipipl f11n11c tellcs mo11ge Sit
ltuo 9anlfe, bporaf ct itort Mntal
1iffert bill bore Mcblemn1cr al Sc
9anifc &~ro0erlomfunb, og Set CT
Oisle li0ltc, iom 0isic 9injer / tyr
ito Mnffe bor 8l1o lfoh til.
Snn1 set ollereoe tl1r0c bore. al
min6clig befjcnot, bill Scr / nGr
Silfnpt11i11g til 0onmorfs= 8pgnin=
gen poo l1oitillingen blibc az
bolot cit oanif Tcltl1ge fprlt Sltni.
ltgen inolebes mes lloltillingel1s Of
f%icicllc u9unmorfs=0ou", lom fulocr
puo @runolops0agen, ocn ste SlnL
oA Sc paafplgenoc Gage bill ser
blipe orrungerct ipcciclle Setter for
Sc forifiellige fprgreneoe Sorcninger
og 5omfunb, ioaiom 5ongerne,
@rooerionfl1noct, &irfefplfct, &pin=
ocforeningcrne plp. 8rpocrlomfnn
BETS ipcciellc Sag CT faltlat til
Moroog Sen Z. Sum-, pg Nlrronge=
mcntct for oenne Sag pil bore 1111z
Ser 2ebelic al lnocrtegreoc Sci
lesfomite, ser CT neb1ot al @ocific
2ogc Nr. 80 / Soflono og @olbell
Gote 2ogc Mr. 40, 9on 6rancisco.
Sil oennc @rooerl omfun0sfclt
inobnocr hi MT ollc @roore 2onbet
oper poo Set hjertcligltc. 81 CT al
lercoc mi / troll 9(ftipitct mc0
6orbcrc0ellernc, mcl1 fon cn0nl fife
pffe1ltliggjpre &rogromnlets 0etol=
jcr; / ltorc SrGf fan set Dog mcO=
ocles, at 9ogens Hrpgrom fommcr
til at omfatte CIT Set / Oanmorfs=
8pg11inge11 ON Gitermiooogen % ct
6eltmoolti6 ON Mftencn.
Com 9onmarfs 9ogen uOc1t
Spipl bil lomlc oen ltprltc Sfare
Donlfe, Ser biotil Dor D9rct %ior1let
1t0cnfor 9onmorf, lao Ell set bort
9oah, at Observation-Disclosures moa
fu1111c 1amle SEN 1tprite &rooeri fore
/ bort Sumfl1n0s Siltoric. 81 lfal
legc at lfobc Ell Set, bbor hi 1tfor=
ltnrret % / Samflangt, og noen at
pGffc Nnltpb Dos noge11, / Sonlfer=
mes eget Sus, paa Oanif Grrnb pg
ltnoer gomlc 0amcbrog, fon tolfe
Sc 5temninger, Ser rdrcr Jig / os,
tale bort Mobersmool gjenfol6c
gomle MinOcr % ipngc Tebrelun=
bets 6onge - og life mil1olt, beb=
SC bort 5amfun6s Mabn og ltprfe
0ets Sag.
Moor 0e1lne Sn0bpoelie n0gaar
ioo tibligt, iaa er set foroi hi iam-
tioigt bill onmo6e al1e 8r90re, iom
ogter at belege Gan Trancisco .og
l1oltillingell on at lGgge oeres
91ejieplon i%aale6es, at Sc fan inb-
treffe Ter netop beo benne Set.
9ertil fommer, at Bet jp er omtrent
SEN oejligite Sis paa Maret at rel
ie paa.
81 bill 1ptte Bris paa at bpre fra
e~bentuelle 8ei6genbe, laa mart Be
bor beltemt fig til at fornme. Me6-
6el os 9fobn og M6resle.
Men, Tom mi, oIIe s, ion1 fnn!
s fan life fomme for mango!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19

% brugbare N6dvendigheder i
Hiemmet. Bringer $2S overall. ALLIE
sendt portofrit for Csc j S0lv. A
center 6nskes. % Club Co., Wolf
City, Texas.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19
NY NEW YORK FARM BULLETIN.

med 1900 Farme til Salgs, sendes
frit: Productive, vel vandede, .godt-
beliggende, med code .Bygninger for
SIS a $25 pr. Acre. Adresser paa
mango .Danske fra Vesten, som har
kj0bu Farme saa vel som pfficielle
Oplysninger, gives af
J.. Moldenhawer. Scand. Ass. Dept.
Ayr, Albany, N. Y.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19
2ipsfrap,

-ZE#Ekt EEEH E.2-.-
@rof. $. 6. 6reoeriflen bar fire
bet nGt Sl,leoigt" bppri ban it'll
Drer fig. ieIp iiooenoe !; Mtors 5ruc
pg tenfe poo Sui. Va lprer bun
11ogen fonune, pg plltolells ltoar
Ser en- Sfiffrl1e inoe / bolrs St'1c
pg bpoer u@l,os 6r,o 4triI'oe". -
Set Dor ct u5enOebuo Iro @nb".
5fiffelie1 lpprger, span ban bar
giort / Marct, Ser er gu1et. % It'll
Ter 5torc &ron til bonl; men Yroi.
.Treoerifi en tiger: u&rcncne par
mig for n1al,ge -. Seq oeoer Dig
bpnligt: iIet uo, Ilet 11O!" Og 1aa
1lettter S%c1ocbrbet set che &ran CT
ter set onoct Seen Ii BET lioltc
.&rup Dor viunfeu inn SIG / CT aa=
ben Grop", tiger TrcHcrificn:
rSpcr por jog bo 5ltrcn let, "a
lun let,
1ltell tom, 90 ioo tom tilllgc."
Gen0cbu0ct bpber bpflig: 500
Scat! % flyer:
rMen 9lpoclicn bar ol1 tilbagc,
1plo mi lnco sen binc 94gc."
90 noo91,cr Treocriflen op Tom
al Ell 1rouL pg u1eb ct Sfrig roo
Der hon:
uMei, blip, % glib mig tilboge min
Sfat."
Geubebuoct hltper og qipcr bolr
olle 3rop og Opgoner tilbugc, %
0ern1e0 CT Trcberiflen lua:
,Spit ira Gon1bc0 eg Salpheo og
GnDn,
bul1oen til 2ipcts Snoholo %
Gobn."
Set mrrfcligc DerpcO CT, at De
mango &rop % Spgopcr ira Gl1o,
1onl ban til at begDn0e mco gier11e
pil pprc fri tor, bliber for bam en-
flor Gfot, lpn1 ban llct life fan
unorrrc. San tiger life: ia loo mig
5ou 81 foo ale &c %fjeoellge &rnn
% Gpgoner tilboge! - Sci, 0a bet
ret eoor op for bam, hpilfen Cru
Set CT at futile fploc lit 2ib meo
rNnoellc", loo ltaor Set flart for
bosu. at .&l16s &rab or ODrcbare
@futte, mere nGrb cl,0 al &erocns
2nlt og @crligbeb. Set bliDer
1rnl1bpnrlige 2ibsfrap fpr bam.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19
En- Arme at Millioner,

De Millioner som bruger Warmers
White Wine and Tar Compound for
svage Lunger, Hoste og Forkj0lelse,
siger allie, at Diet er Diet bedste Mid.
del paa Jorden. En- %paalidelig, be-
hagelig og virksom Medicin. Solgt
hos allie Handlende.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19

Nrof. 6reberiflen flyer ON Se11=
Debuoet rneo &robene: san fom
bel fra ingcr o116en ems @l16."
Wien ioolcbcs fon III 1ige pn1
&robene, ser lD6er til os %igjennern
0e1l oanlfc Strife: Sc fonrner. fra
inQe1l onOcn chs @l0!
9pbelt let CT Set G,,o, Scr filler
&rupene til ps. % Set giper mig
Suob ON, at bort Solf cit Gang
pil loonc Gre til bem og tuge Sem
op, = life lom fjeOcligc arab, BET
Dor heblt at llippc 110cn ONT; mel
1on1 perbifuloc Sfottc, hi life u0en
olporli9c 2ipstab fon niie fra os.
@bis III lfpber bis}c &rob fra os,
1ou fonrmcr Scnoebl1oets Sr6 til at
ginloe os:
rWeen gip6elien far SIT tilbage,
fDIo MT n1c0 SEN Sine Gage"
Mcn bbilfc CT 81 2ipsfrobe11e /
De,l Do,li fc Strife? = Scr En- i1Gr
TO l%oobonnc: Dor Mislion og bot
Gfole / 9cs Moines!
Scr 1pocr &rob til os babe fra
GIT pg &clt, babe fra 2on0 og Bp.
st al Sc lis tic fnm fra Canada. S
Set inbpltlige S(lberto ct Ser ca. GO
9onltc, ion1 bar taget 9omelteoo
/ sc 1ibltc Gar Mar. Sltle0ag funo=
tes EN- al oisle Gpbpggere enc op>
/ lin Suite, rant al ct Siertellag.
9e Danbe ingen Yrelt beb 8egro=
bclien; men felt rorenOc og fjSnt
fortelles Scr ON bctte Sor0efGrO
~@i long to 5aln1cr og boo Sooer,
Dor / @jemmet, iong to Salmer oa
befien6te Dor Sro be0 Groben." Oct
bar en- Mlborslh1no for bem. ga1
bebcr Sc pm 8ctje1ning fra bort
Głos polek., 1915-07-22
w
Aneryce

..'.rowa / ponictqd instynNtowa
mQdroSc narOd0w wypowiada sic czesto
W tych bezimlennych przysfowiach po-
wlcdzeniach, podawanych sobic Z ust do
Il pololenia pokOlenie. Jcdno = nich
m0wi: W nieszczesciu poznasz przyiacie-
la; drugie zn0w okreSIa trudnoSG pozna-
MIA duszy czfOwieka W sIowach: "becz-
ke soil trzeba zieSt, zebv cz4owicka DO
znaG y. PraWda istotna zyca stosun-
koW zawarta jest W tych kr6tkich s}o-
Wach, prawda ia odnosi sic nietvlko do
stoAunk0w jednostek W zyciu, ale / do
stosunk0w wzajemnych narod6w ich
dzleJach hlstorycznych. Narody slime
sZcze6liWe, narody wolne potezne ME
maJq sposobnOsci wazyG ma d}oni war
toscI praWdzlwej swych przyjaci6f, bo
przed moznymi Swiata maske grzeczno-
SCI czOfObitnoSci zwyklc sic nosi, ale
my - PoIacy - odkQd losy straciIv mas
naSzegO mlejsca dOstojnego wSr0d ma
rod"w Swiata, many te jcdnq wygranc,
ze wIdzlmy mask Opadajace oblicza
naszych najbIizszych, a wyhodowanvch
1 wyksztafconych przez mas pupil6w, wi
dzimy prawde istOtnq zbiorowei duszv
ludzkiej, chO6 ona rozbija marzenia
nasze dfuga, mOcna w ME wiarc, chO-
cIaz poi mas gorycza i b6lem serdccz-
nym, wszelako - jako prawda kaada,
choc gorzka, nicsic tw6rcze ziarno - DO
znanla, samoobrony, odwagi wyzbycia
sic hed6w przesMosci. RozmysIania tc
przychodza ku nam zw}aszcza dis -
wobcc 5O5 rocznicy GrunwaIdu naszei
ongi potegi pofqczonei narodami Lii
twy Rusi, a dis - tax zmienioncj
roll.. Przypatrzmy sic vice tel cd
micnnO$ci. =.
Polska - jak s}usznic nazwaf ia
szIachetny pisarz Ameryki VOn-Norman
"Rycerzem narod0w'', ot6z Polska -
ryccrz taxi dziejowy musia1a bye idea
listkq, gdyl tylko zapatrzenie we wznio-
sic ideally zycia sife dat mOae bye ryce-
rem takim, a Oiczyzna nasza by1a MIN
ME tylko lecia1a wszedzio ma obronq
sfabych uciskanych, ale ponad to ma
ziemi w}asnej wyszukiwa}a cien choGby
krzywdy jakiej5 i dop6ty odkopywafa
ja, broni}a, naprawiafa az - niestety -
wyhodowa{a krzywde szkode dla sic
bic samei. Dzisiejsza zw}aszcza chwila
dziejowa przej5G magan sic okrop-
nych narodu naszego przedstawia widok
jcdyny W swym rodzaju, kt6rego ida
wac sprawe sobie musimy i nauke Aycia
Głos polek., 1915-07-22

kim nicz+omnic stafa. Gdvbv wtpdy.
chot cioII nacisIlu okazafa poIska mvsi
I"lStwowa, gdyby choG Glen dzia}aIno-
SCI c"lowoj rozwineio naszo prawodaw-
stwo - dis Il naszych litwin6w rusi-
now ME hyfoby 5ladu - byIiby icdvnie
rolacy, jcdnako my5Iqcy czujacy.
WszcIaIlo bez tel dziafaInoSci ma
sz"J strony roZbiory PolsLi nawct zasta-
~ te tlzy ZiQczone narody icdnoSci
taklcj IL stanowify zupcinic prawic ie-
dEolity nar0d. Wszak powstaniu tax
rczpaczliwcm, jaIl +. 1863 litwini szli do
k&torgl, pod paFki moskiewskir ma
stryczkl wraz nami. Ale od czeg6a jad
l przewrotno5G rzqd0w zaborczych?
Przychodzlfo po powstaniu ma Litwie do
zycla pOkolenie nOwe, juz wychowane W
zatruteJ szkole rosyiskicj, sieiacpj ME
nawlSci plemienne. PokoIenie to nowe
szfo ma lep rusyfikacyi jcj m$ciwych
nauk, nasiQk+o vice mosItiewska niena-
WISclq do wszystkiego, co polskic "a
czeto nlenawiSc t. propagOwaG zaiadle.
I'll ludzle nowi litwini, zwfaszcza
htewski mtody kler - sipwcami sic stall
Wstretow do Polski, fafszcrzami historyi
0 przeSladowaniach litwin6w przez po-
Iak0w, krzykaczami wSciokfvmi o obro-
ne litewszczyzny
Pupil litewski zaczaf bfotpm mic
sZac swa Opielunke i wychowawczynte,
swa siostre wyboru oSwiccicickc mi
fuJaca, przpszodf na stronp wrog6w Pol
SIX! / szarpie wszcdzie, gdzie moze,
wsp0Ina, droga, pcfnQ bIaslu przcszfoSc
dziejowa, W kt6rci widzi tyIko trvumf
poiskoSci koszt"m niby krzywdv Itwi-
now, zapominajac kardynanoi rzoc2v
icdnej, mianowcie: ii gdyby Polska ME
osfoni}a sIlrzydfami swcj toIcrancyi,
swych praw, swcgo mrcza ludu litcw-
skiego, to dotqd SIadu by iuz po MIN ME
byfo albo W czyhaiqc"j nan cd wicklow
paSzczy moskicwskici, albo paszczy
otwartcj KrZyzactwa, dis Prus waIcza-
cych. Polska uratowaFa byt narodowy
Ltwy, Pols<a picrsiq swoia oslaniafa il
przez wieki, POlska napoifa dzicz litew-
ska kuIturq urzadzcn swych, wysokich
praw, duchcm zachodu, duchpm ludzi-
cbywatcli wolnych dOstoinych pod
prawami wolno$ciowci Republiki pol
skcj.
mic wymawiamy dis Litwie by
najmnirj jcj maToh, choG utopiinych,
ami pragni"n namietnych - wskrzcsi6
jczyk sw6j nicmowIecy, stwozyG itera-
tuTp WfaSna ktOrci dotad nia ma JoivS
Głos polek., 1915-07-22
Nasze Polskie Pupile W obec Grunwaldu

dIa teraznioiszo&ci naszcj przySzfoSci
WyciQgnqc
Nto zna dzieje Polski vie dobrzo,
Zc narod nasz nigdy ME prowadzif poll
tykl zabor0w, brzydzi1 sic rabmkinm
NSzclklm, poszanowanic wolnoSci - tel
Zr"mcy Okla pOlskiegO - obeimowafo w
MIN nietyllio Ojczyzne wIasna, ale szIa.
ch"tnle rozciqgafo sic na IudzkoSc GAIA
naprawde, jezeli kto w dziciach Swia-
Ia, to Polska istotnc, ten ryccrz wspa-
niafy narod6w, uprawiafa czynnm ore5-
nym, ME na bibule tylko - mifoSG szo-
rcka ludzkoSci, Swiadczac ia wszvstkim
dalcklm sObie bIiskim. oto parncIv
sic do Niei, jak do gwiazdy swietlistai
- narody lnne, wzywafy imienia Polski
uclSnlenl, oddajac sic pod nasz protekto-
rat, zapraszali kr6l6w naszvch ma swe
irony, przyfQczali ku nam swe zicmie.
PoIska mi}ujaca ludzkoSG - swiccj
tryumf jedyny W dzicjach - pozvska-
MA dobrej, wfasnej woli ludlow innvcb
do zycla wsp6lnego pod iednvm dachcm
panStwOwym.
Ian SIG StWOTHyfa trOJprOmirnna
gWlazda, W dziejach wspaniaFa: PoIska
LItwa, Rus - jako jcdna, woIna Rzocz-
pospolita Polska. Mi}oSna Unia trzocb
narod6w zajaSniaFa, jak bryIant, w die
Iach mrocznych Europy, a woIny duch
IoISkl rzezbH, budzif, oaywiaf kszta}-
towaf nlemowlecc, Spiqcc jeszcze duchv
ZfacZonych zp sObq bratnich narod6w
WolnoSc palstwowa PoIsIli tworzvfa ma
Lltwlc Rusi prawa obywatolsllie, bu-
dzlfa poczuclc godno62i w ncwolniczci
ongl lltwlc / Rusi pod rzqdami dcspotv-
cZnych Ich kslQAqt, ma wz6r dZikiei Mo
skwy. Ouch swob6d, wysoka kuItura
Poski prTenika}a goracem, szcrokicm
SVEN tchnieniem te ziemic ksztaitowa-
IA mich obywateIi Swiadomvch. COZ
dzlwncgo, re ukochali wszystko, co pol
skIe, ze czarcm byfy dla mich NOVA ma
sza, obyczaje, zwyczajc, prawa, u
kochania nasze?
Polszczyli sic si4q rzcczy, potega
wicczna wszclkiego piekna wzniosfoSci
mad SARA, marna, grubq pospolitoScia
dnia. Jqzyk pOlski byf znamicnicm ludzi
kulturalnych, wyaszych, obyczaic nasze
dowodem cywilizacyi pOstepu. Kocha-
~ narody te to wszystkO, co nam bvIo
drOgiem, czci}y 5wietoSci nasze, dzicIi}v
porywy wysOkie - ME byf to podb6i,
byfo to zlanie s1odkie, milosnc W imic
szczytnych hasel, kt6rym ryccrska Pol
ska sfuhyfa i pod sztandarom tym wicl-
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-03-13
TESTIMONIALS

Exchange Insurance Co.
Muskogee, Okla.
Gentlemen:
Please accept my thanks for your
prompt settlement on account OF my
recent accident.
SARAH BOOZER
Sand Springs, Okla.
Exchange Insurance Co.
Muskogee, Okla.
Gentlemen:
was i'll three weeks and each week
my claim was met promptly. l can
recommend your company as doing
what II promises.
HANNAH NORMAN
Tulsa Okla.
Exchange Insurance Co.
Muskogee, okla.
Gentlemen:
was i'll two weeks for which | re
ceived my claim. | shall certainly re-
commend the Exchange to others.
ETA OWENS.
Sapulpa, Okla.
Exchange Insurance Co.
Muskogee, Okla.
Gentlemen:
The time lost for illness with the
mumps was paid for by your agent
Your company is o. X.
(Miss) PATTY BOLES.
Tulsa, Okla.
Exchange Insurance Co.
Muskogee. Okla.
Gentlemen:
l thank you for prompt settlement
ON claim. | can certainly recommend
your company for prompt settlement
ROSA IRVAN.
Sand Springs, Okla.
Adv,
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-03-13
Mt. Zion Church

Our hearts we're in mourning last
Sunday, two of our brightest star.
having passed away. Sister Cordo
liza Smith one of the bright stars Of
Mt Zion Baptist Church, was called
away last Thursday. She died Of
smallpox. Sister Fannie Kersh wife
of Rev. j F. Kersh, passed away
Saturday morning at $3.50 o'clock
The memories of zach Of these sis
ters we're held Sunday, sister Kersh
at the First Baptist church and
sister Smith at the Mt. Zion. At
Up m. the christians and two lodg.
ges turned out in memory of our be-
loved ministers wife. Representative
from four churches and two lodges
participated. Coincidence by tho
First Baptist Missionary society,
song by the Court of Calsnthe, the
Test appeared with their parts.
Then the Mt. Zion Home Mission
represented by sister Holderness
with coincidence and flowers, ther
the choir with coincidence and flow
ers. Then brother w. d. Woods
with coincidence and flowers. Rev.
Johnson of the A. NJ. f.. church
was next who told of the life of
sister kersh for eight years as a
christian. Mr.. Ragsdale the funer-
al director came forward and allow
ed the friends to view the remains.
Then the long and steady march to
Frisco depot where the deceased
and her husband accompanied by
sister Hattie l.. Owens left for Pine
Bluff, Ark. where she was laid to
rest
We hurried to the Mt. Zion
church where we found a waiting
audience with a we'll chosen and
prepared program in memory of
our beloved sister Smith. The obit-
uary was read by sister G. B. Jones.
Sister r. A. Whitaker read the va
cant pew. Pastor Whitaker preach
ed the memorial sermon, Peace be
to these noble wemons ashes and
the blessings of God be upon their
relatives. Revs. G. L. Netherland
and Whitaker offlciated in these
services. They worked to-
gether like york fellows. The pas
tor of the Mt Zion was to leave on
the 9th for Los Angeles Cal. but on
account Of sickness in his home he
was delayed He will leave Mon
day March 18th, he and little
HELEN The Star will find him At
l4l3 Lawrence st, at the home oi
his mother. Rev. Whitaker will
give us a short letter each week
from the golden west If you wish
TO know his whereabouts "Read the
STAR"
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-03-13

Hon. l. H. Spears lawyer from
Kansas City is in the city having
come here to defend VIM. West for
the alleged murder Of Ebb Hill and
has established law office in Tulsa
in the Williams building where the
firm of Martin and Roberts former
" had their office, Mr. Spears saws
hs is here for business and is ready
for any and all kinds OF cases.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-03-13
GSot,s HInI

oSntis Hint
,'ru,- ssional ReEFN (in HRrdupy1'
sea- I've been cut o. work for sv~E
wear. mister .rJ Aint got tho price
f.. t,' Can Jet Gu sss
u. 'at.
'H.4... go 'PnJ1--rd nks -
t.s.a-c ns .,nt IN . eoAAsssnc
ta.rsF
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-03-13
MOoreIand Gets
Promoted

Mr.. G. II. Moreland, who came
her the l st tf November as agent
for the Exchange Insurance Associ
alton has made successful agent.
Owing to his efficiency and strict
application to business, he has been
promoted to Special State agent.
Mr.. Moreland has written qnite a
bunch OF business for his company
both here and at Sapulpa and has
made many warm friends who are
glad Of his promotion but reg ct to
see him leave Tulsa Mr.. J. T
Williams his associate here will be
placsd in full charge of the Tulsa
District. Mr.. Williams is an old
Insurance man, having served AS
State Manager for the National
Benevolent Of Kansas City for sew
en- years. There is every good rea-
son why the work will continue to
insrease each week.
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SATISFIED POLICY HOLDERS.

Miss Pattie Bowels, Mrs Hannah
Norman and Miss Lois Evans of
Tulsa, Mrs. Sarah Boozer and Mrs
Rosa Irving of Sand Springs and
many others. When you meet them
ask them about our Co. j. /
Williams, agent, ia N. Greenwood
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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-03-19

The child Of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. W.
Havousett. which has been sick for
some time. died on Saturday. March
10, about $40 D m. and was buried
Sunday at 8 O'Clock p. m. at the
Camp Springs cemetery. Rev. Z. S.
Dorset conducted the services.
Little Ora was caught up In the
clouds. a. It we're and with the An
gel OF Death winged her way to the
great mystic beyond She had grown
In the hearts Of her parents and
friends and to be. as II seems, 20
ruthlessly snatched away. is like
hurllng a dart into their mortal be-
ings. and yet they may take consola-
iion In the fact that II was said "of
such is the Kingdom OF Heaven"
The entire community extends
sympathy to the bereaved.
Contributed
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-03-19

The high grace Of fruit. canned
goods and groceries now IN stock. All
lines are pure and fresh No shelf
worn or out OF date merchandise Of
iered as my store is new. my goods
are new and 1t will make you feel like
a new person to use the best the par
ket affords. Remember next door to
the postofiice
iOtf RELlA WILMETH
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-03-19

The Canyon News says: "Indica-
tons are that the famous Muncy muir.
der case from Lockney will be
brought to Canyon for trial in Az
gust, Mrs Muncy was once tried IN
Plainview for the murder CT her hus-
band the resul, being a hung jury,
The attorneys for the defendant are
urging a change to this county. There
are four hundred witnesses in The
case and II 1t comes here II will meas
that several thousand dollars will be
spent in Canyon as the last trial last
ed nearly two weeks"
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-03-19

The ladies OF the First Baptist
Church will serve dlhner, Thursday.
March rs in the =. 7 Sears building
on the east side OF the square.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-03-19

The ladies Of the First Baptist
Church will serve. dinner. Thursday.
March rs in the E. Sears building
on the east side OF tie square.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-03-19

The ladies Of the First Baptist
Church will serve dinner, Thursday.
March 20 In the r. r Sears building
on the east side Of the square
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-03-19

J. c. Beakley is here from Dunn,
this week. looking after the moral
status Of the county. He paid the
Signal a friendly visit early Mon
day morning
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-03-19

c. s. Smith OF Dunn and his ne
phew. W. o. Smith. recently from
South Carolina. were Signal visitors
Tuesday.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-03-19

Prof r. N. Donneli OF the coiora-
do High School was here with his
basket ball team on the occasion Of
their recent visit 10 Snyder.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-03-19

Mrs. J. X Green Of Colorado and
Mrs .weldy. Of Arkansas were week
end guests Ct Mr.. and Mrs.. ~ @.
Towle
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-03-19

Mr.. and Mrs. 7. B. Jolly and their
little daughter. Ethel, Of Buena Wis
Ia. are guests Of their son, Mr. F. ?.
Jolly and family.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-03-19

Mr. ]. W Woody. Of Route 2. one
Of the solid farmers Of scurry county
came around and renewed allegiance
TO the Signal.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-03-19

We couldn't afford to absolutely
guarantee all Rexall Goods II they
were not first class. Grayum Drug Co,
The ReIaH Store.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-03-19

W T.. Dane. jos, W..son. Frank
Williams, Bird James and Ira Aims
worth steamed In on their car Thurs
day morning from Fluyanna
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-03-19

The ladies Of Die First Baptist
Church viii serve dinner. Thursday.
March % in the z. = Sears building
on the east side Of the square.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-03-19

The ladies' Al the First baptist
Church will/sesye dinner. Thursday.
March IS " the y p Sears building
on the can side Of the square
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-03-19

The ladies Of the First Baptist
Church will serve,Anner, Thursday.
March rs in the y. F. Sears building
on the east side OF the square.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-03-19

II NJ. Murphy and family OF near
Hermleigh were here In their new
Maxwell Thursday.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-03-19

We will buy. sell or exchange with
you In most any Kind Of goods.
AP. NORRIS
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-03-19
Lady Died Near Dunn

Mrs Thomas Weller aged about
IS years died late Thursday evening
at the family home two miles west
OF Dunn. She was a daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. NJ johnson. one Of the
oldest and most highly respected fam
lilies in that community. Parties came
In from there last might for thu bur
ial robe The lady had been In de-
ollning health for quite a while.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-03-19
What
is
25O3?

Mr.. J. X. Allison. OF Denton was
here this week enroute to Kent coun-
ty where he has ranch interests. He is
an old Collin county friend OF W. II
Thompson.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-03-19

s. A. Duckett at Townsend-oldham
a Co. will pay the highest market
price for produce