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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-30
The Coming of the Case

As more and more and use the Case, they "'N
become dissatisfied with lesser quality. II is the old
story OF long experience surprising experimental engineer
ing Our Chief engineer in the gas department says:
To design succesSr tractor has to know from actual
experience and experiment., the work the field that the
machine be called upon do Yet many disregard this
primary principle OF everyday service Access should be pos
sbe every part Of the motor without having dismane it,
By naccessbty you lose time lose profits and become dis
satisfied would advise the prospective purchaser
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-30
G0RMAN WILL TACKLE
HUTCHlNS NEXT MONDAY

Two feature bouts of nsH Nubdr
riehts H ~ A sm~cr ha,, b",a
announced Young TIiz will meet Spike
sullivan In M, iU.r0uud main event ana
Joe German tackle. Victor HmtrhIu, 300
M" b-rUuui .'nl-WiniIp
Young tltz challenged IN, winner ui
th" s'"'i'- Hingcl scrap lHsi Monday
night. hut Stous. who had th, bette.
oi ih" bout has decided that hp need.
r weeks rest and spike sullivan. uu.
urs In 4 bid fm r'UoCniuon rh1r..
.n plane R'f- made
A. much Interest VIII be- taken iu Tue
semi windup uS ln th. main event fHr
Ioc GormanN whlilvind victor. o,..
Jack Woods lhsl Monday night Vas un.
N the greatest surprises aud sensations
~ The winters sport Although Gormnr
VIII have in cunDci" few pound. I'd.
Hu' h.us. be- BE- favored fur ,|ptof.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-30
DR.. BR0UGH LEADS FOR
GOVERNOR IN ARKANSAS

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. March LOB .W.u,
ia, complete returns from sr,,rt, -
s",entv.uyc counties pr g. ~ ufn,gb
NJ FuN riirvillc " leading iu iN, demo.
'rntls primary Tor governor Dr Urpurb.s
vote o. 'a.2i2 Judge l. e. Smith ~ pr.
Wit iS SECOND with o. it; ami ~, r,t,r,
NJ stat" lsarl " iio,h,ys iH.fi with
ISIS The total vote rfnbgbi, viii r,Iuh
100 nuU
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-30
sspplno IN r,ne STOCK

ALNN pHI March IN.isuty.1'l
" pods count farmers have fr,.uu, h,ur
shipping Iu suwr fine thUfuurhUr,is e.
jackson uBm &c. g,.f HHi 'Iuy
Joseph r'U,utl, bought D number nt nu.
animals ffuw the isukrh,ugN herd n,ur
Watungb rhurUufhhf,d fiurt t iust .n'
more evidence ut pfnsr'ru, pui w. yfu
glpd tu sy the t1tm,ta impfuNua
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-30
"TExAS TOMMY
PUNCH" WORKS
Johnny 0'Leary lnnOvateS by
Copying Frisco Dance
Hall Stunt.
WHIRLS HIS ADVERSARY
Tries 1t on Mike Gibbons
and Nearly Scores a
Knockout.
WHIRLS HIS ADVERSARY
~ FRANK c. meNkt.

@ NlW YORK.. March so Tho Texas
Tommy Punch" was conceived tWo ycnr7
ago when Johnny OLrary lIghtwclshl
champion of Clnndr. watched some
Texas Tommy" dancers IN Frisco II
came into hclnr u short timo later In
81 PAU when O.Lcury tried II out on
Mike Gibbons and nearly iloorcl 'ho
"s, raul Ghost"
'rho Canadian boulcr boo. used the
punch FOR tho past tao years hnl NOV
until he executed tAr trick three Times
in row IN Philadelphia recently mas II
come 10 the fIll attention ot puEl'l-u'
ians
\ " Maxwell sporting editor "f 'h"
Philadelphia Evening Ledger. tells "s
N f. the rfcverest ring trick Boo has seen
pulled iu many yenrs
How New punch Ia USED.
when OLelrv .rnuunos with nn "p.
moment" sald Maxwell explaining 'h"
new bacon produce h" do"s not wan
TO BE- parted by tho rc'"rr' Instead -
grRsps tho back part o' The arm near
est 20 him. NJ q point above lhr 'h"N
aud, vhilc ucprlnr buck twn' tn' F'..
tim holf way around o."
"O.Lenry puts r. bit NJ violence INTO 'h'
twist AZ result tho other i'll"'
tbrnnu of balance Whit. hr is tr'In-
10 regain II, OIe1ry URha mo h''f'',
arm sgnin and whIfle the fclloA around
completely Thot bring tho victim 'nr'
IN face again with OI0arg aud while De-
10 trying ~ recover hmfoii oL'1r'
flashes out w1llop for tD" Jaw.
"Tlr canadian hits with either hand
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-30
SWIMMING RACES OPEN

rmrAGO March 7r The first ~ ,nr
annual uuIur championship ruimmua
events under 'h, auspices NJ th, Ns-
iionu amateur Hihlrfi. union we're held
at III" Illinois A'h0ot. club here Wedu,..
ia, uiFht
Results
lUu-Nafi hUkufukc Is. Hand,
HfooklInc Mas, time i.IgR
100 Yard swim Ted Camm. Sew York
Athletic club. tim, ., 60
onl two events we're finished \,r.ir...
dHN night
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-30

what 10 20 sirn of when ones lipe
Nff asked the dear eirl IN the parlss.
scene as shs lowered the hlind. sna ssss.
si H.f person un the snd ~ sofa huus
ftf $500
. 11rf know im Fure fsplisd the
ions. ,utnr man as hs folded his Auns
Iri Iird i1 iuoi Nitr. Hu, t,r-sums u
.uH..tfrs suns srfi NJ rltsn.sris ,rrSs
u, iHiaua polls isI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-30
ATTORNEY ACCUSED or
ALTERING OIL LEASE

nlshed bond in tho suw ~ 81 onO FOR hIs
appearance 1t ihr preliminary hearing
The defendant hpi iusi returned from
H visit iu Virginia vhru hc remained
fhroHrH 1u extended period
DO is 60. forth in ihr Information nIa.
Ha fNn,es forged ana ALTERED 1901 nI
..H H|n.nt 500 lease vh..N rs as.u..u
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-30
BILLIARDS
STANDING or tne TEAMS.

Alexander hrskc even in hlH two
matches "Wednesday m the oklahoma CO,
ihree .rushiun billiard tournament Iio
won the aficrnouv r,ncs from Jones. "
10 ". but was beaten NJ nipht 10y rullurk
70 tpr
In Tuesdays game Phillips won from
naVis. ~ 90 20
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-30
RAIN is NEEDED

Na\N Okla March 1H tsp,,U.l
There has been hltl, precipitation here
the pest three months nui wheat be- Mood
Ing rain badly while ypriyus rsIns veto
r"pofird saturday this srytiuu nnl, got
FURRY ~ snow
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-30
Vors ON lsnIoeArloN ssAe.

WASHINGTON. March no With pros
poets " final action un the burnett i'm.
migration bill With e. Wrrary test and
oriental exclusion features b, Thutsda,
niHht the huusc Thutsip, tuok up m,
measure fut disvussinn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-30
PENN WINS cSolNo NoNoRs

PHILADELPHIA March 70 The Uni
vcrsity NJ Pennsylvania won the inter.
collegiate basketball championship here
Wednesday might hy defeating Princeton
In the post season game IL to Il,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-30

from Miller 1ul which was filed In the
oin," ut ihr register ~ deeds IN creek
county. routnr, to the statutes ~ okla.
homa Th" l'lse WIS on lands of cons
siderable value
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-30
Every State aCase State

Every farmer who is studying the tractor
situation wants to know something about the diff
lerent companies, particularly the leaders. Case
tractors because they commanding the spotlight are
OF special interest Farmers want to know about the
international organization Of the J. l. Case Threshing
Machine Company particularly in the United States and
Canada The for this interest is that service
big feature to the buyer
In the United States and Canada the Case Company
has 5000 dealers and Al branch houses This means that
whenever tractor needs attention, service and parts are
near Thinking farmers know that any tractor barring
none-mght have slight mishap during the rush season,
factory would mean delay Bnt not 80 NTH a Gaze. Help pie
I'd of days But all tractors have such service back
ubes because OF its experienced design and workmanship
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-30

". 1ro told That numbering the play
ors only benefits sporting writer's. and
that aiu way football Il played for the
benefit of the team aud university stu
donts not f0r the public
ON the day " hlg game tho 1000
who are not university studonts aud who
pay y per total 100000 are q mere de.
tail " course.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-30
Where Case Triumphs

TheCase 1920 will replace more than FIVE horses
and handle three plows with ease, under ordinary
conditions 1t is adapted to all kinds OF farm work.
Besides field work it drives an l8-inch Case sep
arator, operates a sjlo filler hauls, etc. Then re.
member, above all things, that the motor is
special Case design, made entirely by Case for
tractor work not assembled. You know our
perience and success with other machinery. Our
tractor is designed to be equally famous. All
parts OF the motor are easily accessible, so no
dismantling is necessary for any adjustment
When, for instance, you have to take up main bear
ings or crank.pin bearings, yen do net hare 10 ,e
no,e the maPnrto oy the CamShdH or the oil pnmb
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-30
No Orphan Tractors in the Case Family

choose tractor with an accessible motor II
you have attended the tractor demonstrations you
apprecae the mportaEse ot what he SAYS.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-30

lNtuilInr Vps uui,i and sooihlns r.,
pain iu iHr head wac getting I,sa
Ana then io, uf it pl. IN um, r,.Nn
the Exquisite Checker
So. Bsk,i IN, rur., question ur fnu
in Hu uHi,fiHr, ANA n.Hw,t Hi OBJ. u.,
th1i U wasn't dnug~ruI. She gauv .u
Uus h.dH.dr mud put biz bunch off
tu, % Nts, Then sh, tunk nIs HIuI
and H0rI Mw bow D., f,lt
lr .uu.Huf irn h.- 90. ,uut .ut
HHN rfrtf
The, uIs,d and sbr Nmphl,t uuH
stfuN.d h. hand shr said hr would o..
ut he day or tVu lir huugh n.d
lkr Go stay forever
Th, door opened and IN came Young
StrVh,nH
NJ, askyi Gus bhnut himself mot .,c.
hu suul.i uu nor GrnIRlh Hnd iUlt Htf
how suff, b" was that the accident had
hHtrrrrH
Il, .unn.,s.ul. said stephen
Uh I1 Irt u,rr ihst" sUd Du.
stephen. smiled
NurU b. ,U urhi." pH Do, ia gu.
uN,. ltuFr.s shoulder iIw very U..
N ibaf q huu ,nu iWi q bm Hulrr what
= .sn iu f,rr.. .f ii., uI. Ia fur t.I..
and Do. IHId lU .r Uus H,nd
The Ws l.u't no 1nd lunkrd 1t ~ I,I..
lr.ufr h. believed 10 "a. held i u
lNtNra tirN
.,niuv Htr.i ihr checker
lUN mister .hukut 900.
Nr Ihsia uHi tuH wu.N tuHf. HH.U
welcome .Hif stephens
tH. uukri tluui iH. utit fruu 90.
luUlri eff th. .huu. uiI, nurse ~.
InHl,d ti tHs flower. iir looked tf Hr
hundred hullHf hll iiU looked bt l.,.
i,r arb hr luok,t bi nor htnd Witch
was huiiinr his iir looked ID, thu p.f.
fyyiU thsi vaa ir h.. viNrf hand Vh.,.
the iu,tnf hBd sB.i hr .nuIt have
uh wIstrf.. tHII clue Any Nm.
5000 fr4l ik. sou tNrtH ht aumrttI,
VII ,Hfif BuiuwolH. ,Hu Toe ua tHuN
So sah stephens. 2 don't NlU tH
hIi au,tud, uut ruuIHnt h,Iu H th..
iIm. The rsf usrt rHa slippery tnH ii
skIlisd ms That util. racer ruys .IHs,
nr atf asphalt
.nnut ,uu ls s1ff, asid yua n
wac t m, r. rfrai pleasure ~ la hN
ton tt a Nnr rrni nhr Nou ls hr, t~.
M pleasure Ana rNv ,uu sN rftn1 r.
wf vHHiHnt n,tr. forget tuu r..
i,
si,rHir. SMILED fu ltsItr vNu N..s..
sf bic uns f.itufrt hF rlN HH. hH
tIu.. .... NH 'N.H.HI HHrH.. HUl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-30

Sir Which ty M, more important for
golfer to keep his ev" on the hall "r
fuI p prize fighter tu Keep hls eve on
tn, crowd until he has counted up the
lrt admission This f. not to settle o
lyt hut 90 establish sporting fact
IEfH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-30

There are mOu queer uu1 quaint
drirs to human nature The newspaper
that " leading nu assault un boxing was
th, one that paid Icss Willard the
henyywcIght champion 5000 , enf for
articles that helped to boost the boxing
profession
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-30
,cop,rlsbt 1915,

NJ WV NNhNN# N'.'
Gus M, nus hla head down to fn ald
" from thg rain. Vbs yu'tinr ,nrusr
toward the allie, where the h,lp ,u.
trance tu tho yatc lsl iie wa Oh,'st
NJ the front door VI tho rrIau'Hri wien.
oui ~ nowhere. Nilhpul q hont uf q
fncctr ~ wamns tho pusnarlou. urso
" low speed nhuul thu' out ui tho
rsf ua,h. skiddcd drunkrnlN and struck
lus mst i.lrN vhrts hIs little apH a
oikiaykyt would end in the hack
Tho hushoys hand tleN over his brnd
md he divsd through tho Alr, arfuss the
Sidewalk. hrnd first down the sivus M
through The guests revolving dpof
A. HE skull struck the first ujrr thf
cltk uf msfh. against marble swung
the drnfman around and b, the time lus
hii bottom the uniformed carriage caller
Ma at his side asking him whether hr
wa. hurt aud either foolish questions
uus ssi w. rubbed his head rni
whinsd policeman came RUNNING rhn
driver uf thy car who hpd pulled 1901
hastily. followed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-30

The policeman srited the ,ouns auinIst.
uhn wore = macsinto.h aud snntieis ~
flch make M b, the arm The driver
save rstd The policeman iuosrd nt
A. then lunked ~ the ,uuhr man ,tet
tuurhed his rnr and said h. hupsd iAa
hhs wasn't hurt had The ,atd read
Mrulmct stephens snd BE- IisniiFi
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-30

meMIe BY nnM. and o instead days. Bt not all no @ s See Pack
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-30

Another queer drlt is % spoitlng 70.
glmo That paws ices willard iSi Goa fo'
thirty minutes stun uni T, rohb 81 nOo
lnr ~ hnIeAInnrra ~ two hnmfs .hrh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-30

which nothing is attached Remember too that all work.
ing parts are enclosed and fully protected
Consider weight and do not forget that the Case 10 20
weighs less than any other tractor OF equal capacyJ
Reckon the value Of the drive wheel travelling un-
powcd land instead OF down in the furrow where would
pack the soil.
Then when you hear of some farmer who has had trouble
getting over soft spots hard pulls remember that
the der wheel this Case tractor can be locked in from
the operator and used driver in such emergencies
Consider all these things make comparisons and bound
decide that the Case 10 20 at 1890 q. b. Racine,
Is cheaper than those costing less Especially when
yoH remember the reputation Of the company, Z22v>
81 branch houses and 5000 dealers Write ZSY2NUD)
TODAY for Information about the Case
10 20 well rps. 20 Oaud 500. K1A IA
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-02-03
Notice..

Clocks and sewing machines
repaired at the Colony by J. NJ.
Sherman who has many clocks
on hand now to fix but room for
many more. Bring them on. A II
work guaranteed,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-02-03
Liberty! Liberty!
LlBERTY!!!


it is. When we look back upon
Old Glory. That Flag that bares
up to the eyes, the Stars and
Stripes. the very emblem, and
essence of The word LIBERTY,
il we did not love it, we would
say let the darkest and blacklist
night co?er the lay when we
were born. For when we loo.
on the field of square blue, in
the upper corner o. that Flag,
we think of the Elle Arch of
heaven: md it says 20 US that we
should meet upon the level and
part upon the Square.
The / Stars. the representa-
tive Of the Th!r Teen Apostles,
their conducts the compass to
square cur lives by the I red |,
stripes to remind us of the shed |
blood of our Lord and Saviour ,
Jesus Christ. And also reminds
us that we are as the rough Ash
Ter, coming from the bills of
Creation, And made a perfect
kshltr, in and thru the cleans
power Of the blood of Christ, by
it fitted and prepared a perfect
stone for the building made not
with hands eternalIy iE the hea-
Nons,
'LlBE2T!,' yes, we love he
word LIBERTY" We can only
say in the language of that Nc
bic man Patrick Henry, Give
US Liberty or give US death .
And again, the Flag that Dear
70 the breeze the White Stripes
an Emblem of the pure white
body of our Lord and Master.
which gives us the privilege of
saying BY these stripes we are
healed Reminds Us of the
Open Door that was opened a,
Philadelphia. That IS the Door Of
LIBERTY, which no man was tt
shut. And which has not beer
shut. nor never will be shut.
For the time of the restitution
of all things has come. And an,
part OF the Liberty that has Oecl
taken away viii, be restored, an,
the equality intended by gu
re.fathers in l17G. when the.
l declared us a Free ard indie
Il pendant Nation, will be restore,
= TO one and al. And our Flag til
emblem of the things of heale
, will then 70" sure float over TN
= Land OF the Free and the HON
A of the Brave" And the ricl
n ness of u new heaven and Il ne
" earth, wherein dwelcthl rig
N eousness, will be the gran
lp inhe, itance of the Saints
~ Light.
Let US have preparedne:
for this day, for it is day
peace. when this scripture W
or oe fulfilled, Please read.
as And The Lord shall be hi
1. over all the earth; in that d
nv Shall there be one Lord, and +
AT name one. Zech n ..
u Not many Lords, nor ma
A. Kings: just one and bis nal
on, net many names, vet VII
We are preparing for this d,
for Gods sake, and the good
we our people, let Us prot
Us our Citizens from the c
nod city of all wrong, let the wo
we know We mean to DO it, by p
/, a ting on the whole armor of G
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-02-03
Waters are very high.

Waters are very high.
Mr.. Lacy is doing more carp
enter work for Mr.. L, D. Caudle
We have had much rain FOR
the last Wee.y.
Mich sickness in the neiehbor
hood and surrounding country. |
Mr.. Nc Calister had his wagon
repaired at the Colony shop.
Nearly every body complain
ing of being on the sick liso
Big sleet last Sun!ay and
Monday.
We are laborine from a B.b,e
stand point for your eternal
welfare,
-..r, Fred Calscn had hi,
wagon bed repaired at IN. Co4ony
shop.
The Colony people are surely
cutting the wood. For it is to
vet to do anything else,
We have mad big rains the last
week and very muddy times
The result.
Bible truths has been covered
lp since the It century ana the
CEEssET is showing them Cd &C
you,
Meeting at the Caudle Grove
n the Colony Tabernacle, every
Thursday night Saturday nigh
and Sunday at I and at o'clock
Cone ali who love to hear the
Truth.
Il, D. Caudle has had him {
fine roller put up to smloth an,
level his fields with. l., D
Caudle is one of wrights enter
prising farmers and a progress
man in building up our country
There is one thing that i, hare
to understand, and that is whc
one reads and sees a truth the
will not accept it. when .yC
"ead the CRESSET'S Bible sayin
please 90 to your Bible and ST
The truth.
We have farm in our list f
sale. of 100 acres laying in Tex
County in Township 80 Range |
As cheap as dirt itself. If al
one desire a GOOD home call
the CRESSET OFFICE or write
at Mt. Grove Mo. Il. 3 CauC
Grove for par.cu 'ars.
Our readers may think that
do not preach very much. BY
reporting that we cut cordwC
For living For this reason
wish to say that we preacl
sermon every night with a ve
few exceptions to 80 people d
three sermons on Sunday at g.
ana 3'oclock. SO our readers '
see that we are not Idle Bes
the many sermons that go
through the "CHEssEr" W.T.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-02-03
Pioneer. Peoria Woman! Dead,

Mrs Hannah NJ Wasson in her 94lh year, passed away
at O'clock NJ Sunday Jan. 9th. 1876 at :he home OF her
daughter Mrs Feed luy at Blaine ST. after brief
illness from Pneumonia.
Mrs WATSON The oldest and most honored among
pers Pioneer woman And for the past two years. was the
oldest woman attending the Annual Picnic OF the OLD Settlers
Association She survived Ivy five Children Sixteen
dren fifteen grand chdre1 and Great greagrand
child
She was Oswego n y Nov l4h 1922 and has been
resident Peoria County TO coming here in So
Her bu band was the Fl Wassop whose bride she
became seventy six years
Mrs IL of highest character true woman
Illness gentle and charity that never
failed which her friends almost unnumbercd She has
lived generation after generation come and go In es
sunshine shadow she has seadast and behind
Is left heratagc richest Memorials that rob death OF Its
sting grave victory Her death unexpected despite
her great age. She enjoying liant health except for
seemingly slight cold until Saturday evening when Pneumonia
Developed she c4zed her extremity and faced the future in
camn2ss, peace and resignation.
Her surviving children are II. WATSON and Mrs, Eva
Nuy PEORIA and tcr and lne Wsson OF Mapleton and
Mrs Alice Grcenwod Salt Like City, Utah. Sne the
mother Twelve children. But have proceeded her in
DEATH relation Brothers. and Sisters as
follows; Mrs. Rachel McFarand Mrs Ilarers Franz and
Frederick Van lattrn Hannibal, of Sterling, kans
The taken place 10 O'clock NJ on Tuesday from
the Mortuary Chapel the Rev o. T. HUNS, othcaon
Burial at the Springdae Cemetry,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-02-03

Dearly will never hear loving the sweetest
Now in the grave. Your life noble
lived for Saviour and the Lord know you
true, We all loved you than tongue
express We all a christian from your daily walk
In the resurrection morning when the Redeemer comes,
graves and The dead in Christ meet him.
then know shall be with the Holy saints Then you shall
gwen shout yoar praises Redeem
en- dwell your heavenly home There
shall be wiped from your eyes.
Ga good you have done will be The richest remembrance
will live Till death call each Of the grave hope
may Of good that all may remember
| Of you.
Written oy Mrs Bertha \. Easter, Arcadia Kan,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-02-03
OBITUARY. Z,

The Lutte 'MerScnc Bah" Twin daughter Of MIR, and Mrs
N NJ Ball passed thus life jan 10Th 1916. The remains
laid TO rest in the Tnoml, Cemery the folio wing day.
Gone from our home forever The darling of our bond
Crolsed she river, Lotto the summer land.
Sne 5 gone another, MorA dear her than
Sic as gene Saviour, Whom all expect
A. in her youthful days She was kindly called away,
Tnds rcgn Christ Under DDS immortal BAY,
No We! Sc fec, Tlat smiled IN tender years,
I'M her hope to Beyond this vale of tears
Tnere place Around the bu rning fire.
That reminds Truth That she has gone up higher
Dear Plrents Sisters and Pr"her weep she is only
sleeping.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-02-03

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-11

Grovus importance Of f~ifty-seventh
.,ree, as a retail business centre WAS
Illustrated yesterday when Henri Ben
del. whose establishment AZ 10 aud l.
West Fifty-scvcuth street II the largest
or the block between Fifth and sixth
avenues. purchased he adjoining prop
erty AT - with the Intention of using
NE lot A. 4 site for an extension OF his
n-escnt structure. The property at II
West F'~fty.Seyeuth street is a . story
and basement dwelling owned by Edgar
Allen wick, and held at t2i0,oo0. Il
occup.o, % 10, .iNltO.j. Bendel occupies
he rrrsru, building under a long term
ease. Michael preicer put IT up and
recently SOLD il 20 Adolph Lewisohn. ON
ne adjoining Site just acquired Bendel
will cree, d, ten story addition. Franl;
d. WELLER negotiated me sale.