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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-26

and Mamie Davis. Mamie Jones, Mrs Ray
Atwood and Miss Mary Walch Of Kansas
CITY, Mo
Miss Ruth West and Mr. j. T Hotehkiss
were united in marriage at their home. Is
South Maple. by the Reverend Burt OF the
NJ. +. church q! I o'clock November ~,
Miss Byrd McFall and Mr.. James Hall
burton OF Tulsa motored over Sunday and
were the guests of Miss Caldwell.
Mrs. G. W. Haulenbeck will be hostes ia
the Sapulpa Reading club Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Barker OF sos South
Main went to Stroud yesterday to visit
friends. Mr.. Barker will 20 from there to
Oklahoma City where he will look after
business interests while Mrs. Barker is eN
pecttd home Tuesday
Miss Goldie Miller, daughter Of j. r. Miller
is home from Cotty college, Nevada, Mo, foi
q short vacation.
Miss Helen Richardson, who has been at
tending Monticello college at Godfry Mo
returned last evening accompanied by hei
teacher. to attend the funeral OF her mother
Mrs. W. ID. Richardson
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-26
BRISTOW.

Mrs. A. l.. Colaw was visitor in Tulsa
last week, staying several days as the guest
Of friends.
Mrs. A. IT. Purdy visited friends in Tulsa
for several days during last week
Mrs. Charles Webster aud son speu, sun
day In Oklahoma City
Mr. and Mrs F. Jones are spending a fort
night at Meridian, Miss, their old home. and
other points In that state.
Miss Ella Murphy and NJ ] Rooiener were
married at the formers home in Tabor last
Sunday.
Mrs, J. c. vickers was visitor in Tulsa
last week
Reverend and Mrs. Broome Of the Methodist
church spent tho week in Muskogee
A surprise party was given to Bruce
Wright at the home OF his parents. Mr. aud
Mrs James Wright. three miles north Of this
city About fifty guests were in attendance
The Merry Maids and Matrons club club
was entertained last Friday afternoon by Mrs.
O. II Purdy
Little Miss Rachael Stout was given .
party by her mother, Mrs. Van d. Stout,
in honor OF her ftth birthday Saturday after
noon from to p. IN.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-26

Sunfast Poplins, 80 in. per yard. ... $1.OO
Sunfast Scotch Madras, - in., yard. 80. 81 so
Slmfast Armures, 80 in. $2.75 as low as 81 90
Figured Silks, per yard .$1.5O
Portieres, double faced velour 49,. .$13.5O
Portieres, fast color Armures ..... $500
Portieres, Repp, per pair. $4.75
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-26
CUSHING.

Mr. and Mrs. Don Machenheimer enter
tanned number Of friends Wednesday even
ing at their home with a rook party and an
enjoyable timo was had. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. q. WHEELER. Mr. aud Mrs.
Everett Phipps Mr. and Mrs. c. 7. Manion,
Mr. and Mrs Anderson. Mr. and Mrs George
DUNCAN, Mrs. Z. 2. Fox. Mr. and Mrs Alvin
Amos MIR Carl Weaver and Mrs, Bomsr and
Mrs A. X. Bass.
The Tuesday Auction Bridge club met last
week with Mrs j. X. Kinney. The members
pres,ilt were Mesdames Roberts, Kirtley,
Froug Stuart, Rice Frieday. The guests
were Mrs John Good Mrs sitterly and Mrs
Jack Hughes Mrs Stuart winning high favor
prize
One Of tho escnts OF the season was given
ut the home OF Mr. and Mrs Claud Chandler
CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-26

Mss Rose Bailey Of Humbolt. kan spent
the past week with the Misses Dorothy and
Pauline Hessick
Mrs r. H. Davidson has Us guests Mrs.
j. l.. Haner Of Muskogee and Miss Ida March
Of London, Ohio.
Mrs Harlan Read has guest Miss Flor.
ence ClGntior OF Detroit. Mich.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-26

Mrs Mary Kirby. the guest Of Mrs. J. l..
Mary land for the past week has returned to
her home in Mammouth, Ill.
Mrs !. s. Johnstone has as visitor her
sister, Miss Emma Jewell, OF Montezuma,
Iowa
Mr.. ard Mrs. G W. Yearian left Tuesday to
spend the winter in Los Angeles, Cal.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-26

in Fayetteville Ark Miss King accompanied
her for couple Of weeks visit
Mrs. o. G. Gibson is entertaining her
consin Miss Iiawatha Jones. of Denison,
Texas.
Mrs. L. f. Phillips. who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Waite Phillips has returned
TO her homo in Edorado Springs Mo.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-26

fashioned candy pulling Aside from the candy
joyed.
The members Of the Mothers club were
very pleasantly entertained at the home Of
Mrs, W. +. Hayes Friday afternoon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-26

Fiet Nets, $3.50 per yard, as low 35c
NoiIcs' and Marqusettes, per yard. .25c
Cretomes. per yard ...... $50 to $500
Duchesse Curtains, per pair $4.OO
Filet Lace Edge" Curtains, pair. $500
Marquisette Curtains, pair $1.75
Nelours, 80 ill.,, per yard ........... $500
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-26
IPapeI'ies

\ HIN For living bedroom dining breakfast ktGh
IN
81 LL Let pic-bth pkae
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-13

Sos 0ofrment ipur6e am 10. San-
iiar, 1891, regiitriert. Das 3ipeite
9ofllmtent ipel6es regiitriert ipur6c,
mar Elm llebereinfomlnen alpiiden
Hobt. y. uno Sobn $eatb iino Waoies
,@elton ebm. Simmons iin6 Daniel
M. Boon ben &ommiiidren bon Cos
eona6e gountp, i,tfOlge oeiien Die er-
fteren fir Die Snmtne bon aebn Dol
lars, 80 glder 2ano nabe bet Wtiin-
bung ees s@asconabe 5luiieS, on bas
County bon @asconaoe iibertragen.
9as brittle 9ofilment tuur6e ain 6.
Ipril, 1921 regiltriert iitto IN 6cin-
ielbeit berfilgten Die gerlannten aon,-
miiidre, Dab iene 80 slfer als eth
offentlider Mab, (public iqiiare) TIT
@asconabe, benlist lperoen iollten, 10.
ipie baB bie Sffentli@en @ebduoe bes
Gountps an Der Siibieite bieies
Mabes errid]tet lperoen iollteu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-13
gSilbelm O6ers itirbt plStlif am
Sdlasflnk.

8n Oberg, bon st. 2ouis, ltorb
pl0tlid am lesten Sonntae 9sod).
mittag, in1 @lter bon 56 sSabren, il!
Der 8obnune icines 8ru6ers, sSrco
Sberg, II Weilen iiibIid bon Ser.
mann.
Ser 8eritorbene mar bel ieinenl
9rlber Srit unb ieiner S6lpeiter,
Srau @noreas Sdeible IT,, felt Dem
"a. September auf 9eiu6 geipeien.
9as ltmuobliein ersriff i'm iebr pl6t.
lid, am borigen 9onnerstag. Or.
engel6redt, nelder serufen n,rbe,
ianbte iofort nod ct. 2ouis fir cinen
Spe5ialiiten; leioer ertpies ii9 bieIer
Sail iebob oils boffnuneslos. sSralt
Sberg lino beren Gobn gnlil, bon
ct. 2ollis, iparen am &ranfenbett
oes @atten uno 8aterS. als anr
Sonntag, Inn ein.biertel bis 2 l1br,
na6nlittags. Der Soo eintrat.
Die Srauerfeier fanb am Montog
@ittag, itatt, in Der @obnins BON
5reo Sberg, in Sort 8alIep. 9ie
iterbli6en 9eite muroen Damn nadh
Ct 2ollis sebra6t mo bie 8eitattung
am @eittiuod erfoIgte.
9luBer ieiner @attin uno icinen
&inoerm ioipie benz obeneenanrten
8rlloer uno Der Sdpeiter, binter-
laBt Der Seritorbene nod folgenbe
feds Shiueitern, peIde iein @bleben
betrauern: Srau Sobanna 9lrlt,
bon Sermann; Srau Sophia SlltetidL
BON ct. So,tis; Srolt @aria Sfueti6,
bon @apleiupob; Srau &ida SboferlL
SRI. gnnla Sberg unb srau &atie
9ier, bon l1nioi. htt
Serr Sberg ipuroe am 81. Sftober,
1859, in @beelins, So. 8a., gebo,
rem unb mar Der Sobn bon sSrit
Sherg (peritorben) ,lno @attin. MIS-
Der Serftorbene 10 Sabre alt mar,
5osen feline Gltern auf cine sSorm iii
Sort gallep, iingefabr II Reilen
iiiboitlid bon Sermann. Sim 1. Sep.
tenlber 1886, berbeiratbete er iid in
ct. 2oilis nit SRI. gtettie sluetIh,
bon Sermann. 9ieie @be ipurbe nit
ben folgenben 5 &inbern geieanct:
@lnil, @oWin, gaettie II. Selen Sberg
nnb Srol Slora Cooper, iGmmtlih
in ct. 2olis pobnbaft. Serr Sberg
iuar felt pielen SSabren in ct. 2ollis
anidiiig 1lnb betrieb BORT elm 2eibltall
unb Slltter @eidaft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-13

0ienlte @nglanbs itebe,,be Shiffe bie
Munition uno 8robiant fir Die sllli-
irten on 8oro batteh perienft fat,
jebod bob alle @annihaften mo
8aiiagiere eerettet ipuroen. Sarob
iunote Der eneliide @eianbte ooil5
entriiltet ieinen asroteit on oas
Staats Departetnert, bod, ba oos
llnterieeboot iib itrehg an bic @or-
idrift Der porberieen @arn,lng bieft
unb- oem Mannidaften @eleeenbeit
aab iih a,i retteh fanm Snfel Som
bier nidt einereifen uno Der omeri.
fanil6e Witnitionsbanbel nit Giig.
lano lit geeeniuartig labmgelegt, Sa
Die Sdiffseigentbiimer lire S6iffe
itibt Ser eroBen @efabr ausietcn
iuoIler, ipelde ibnen orrh Die @egen.
mari bcs oeutid)cn Saihbootes brobt.
&oriig &onItontin bon @rie6en.
Iano lit feIt entidloiien, neutral 5lt
hletben itito Ole 9robiingcn nno Der
Ipredlungen Der @erbiiubeten fonnen
i6H uiG,t einid)iihtern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-13
sdlGserei anf eiuem Gifnif.

gu bem Bifnif uel6es am lestel
Sanstae bel gotsoom itattfano, mar
aud guon5o &ebben eri6ienen, 1tnb
neil er am Gage, als. slrbeiter bel
ben Slubper6eiierltnsen beIdaftigt
mar, fam er crit am glbenb, I'M iid
am Cams gu betbeiligen
gsie er ielbit 5ileiebt, mar er ihon
aneetrunfen als er aiif Dem Slabe
erldien unb gerietb oann ipater NIT
Oscar 2iesoip, bon Sioge Gollntg in
einen Streit. SiebSen iagt Seisoip
babe i'm 9etreten iino bas babe i'm
gereist baB er fem Saidenmeiier &c:
5ogen ,tno Dem 2iesop nlebrerc
S6nittpunoen on Der Sano beige.
bradt babe. 9ogeeen bebatpten an
oere 2ietom babe iid burh SuBtritte
bertbeioigt ltnb babe bem Steoben
ihlieBlid eiren 10 frGftigen Sritt
periest, Dob berielbe bapongeloilfen
iei. at
Geboen 1T ungefGbr 1S Sabre alt
mo Der Sobn bon slIfreb SReboefL
eit,em Sarmer in Der @Gbe bon Mt.
StcrIing. Scr ii,nee @om iuurbc
uerboftet ,nto oo er oiif Elm 8orber.
bor ber5id)tete, puroe CT iinter $1,000
Giirgidoft gciteilt uno hefinbet iid
jeet bier i'm @efdngniB. i aI
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-13
Ableben bes Siid)ters Ism. 8rener
bon 9ie6 Sirb.

yn1 lHebrmonotli1em 2cioen itarb
am porigen Wfittipo6, oen a. Sfto.
ber, III ieinem Seim in Der gtGbe bon
yfeo, 9iro, Hi6ter 8m. 9reuer, Der
8nter bon 9reisri6ter R. q. 9reuer,
BON Sermann, i'm boben gllter boz,
iiber 81 Sobren. Die @eitattltng er.
foigte am bergongenen Sreitag, in
Heo' 8iro, inter Sablrei6cr 9etbeili.
gnng unb i1nter 2eitltng oes sSrei.
inaitrer Sroens, oeiien 0fitglieo ocr
8eritorbene felt bielen SSabren gene.
gerltorbene' ieit pielen Sabren gelue.
er nno 5amilie, ipobnten nod folaen,
DC Eerionen bon bier Der 9eeroigiing
BET: GonntD &idter Sranf Snden,
antpn @aIfer. 9fidter 9tobt. @olfer
1lnb Gonntp Glerf Ser6. gIes.
Ser 8eritorbene bilterlGBt bic fol.
genSen Sobne uno Go9ter: Sranf
8rener, bon Gleobespille; Saul
8reler, bon Geo BIRD; &itter st. 81.
8relier, BON Sermann; Or. @m.
8reuer, pon ct. Sames; 2ouis greu.
er, bon &olla; Or. @ugen 9reuer,
bon Reipburs; Srau Barbara SEC,
Sntoib, bon Reb 8irb; Srou Maria
Sorrell, bon gleabespille; Srau Se.
rena Seipell uno Srau Stella &in.
feaoe, BON &eo 8iro; ferner einen
8rnber, eineu Salbbr,toer ,tno 5S
gnfelfinoer.
Ser 8eritorbene ipuroe in 9eutld.
lanb geboren itnb fam als &inb, nit
feinen @Itern nah @merifa, lpo iid
Die Sau1ilie in ct. Souls nieoerlieb.
geadbent CT eriuadien mar, 5og $err
9reuer nod SmensbiIle, mo er biele
Sabre lang als Sdnlieb tb6tig mar.
Sln Sabre 1868. perbeiratbete er iid
nit 6rl. Goa Meblod, iporanf ct bis
S,i iinen Sobe, In Der gtdbe bon
fe6 gito. Die Sarmerei betrieb. Der
gbe entiproBten IL &inber, bon oe.
nen aipei Sodter, ioipie ol,d bie @at-
tin, Dem 8eritorbenen i'm Sobe bors
ausgegangen iinb.
9ur6 ben Sobe oes Serrn 9reuer
Ocrliert @asconabe Goluttp einen iei.
ner dlteIten ,inO bodeeadtetften 9iir.
ger. ipel6er Dem @emeinlpeien als
Goluntp- -Sfidter, ioiuie au6 oils ge.
prGientant in Der 2egislatllr treu &c.
Oient bat. Sein offentli6es unO
9leidfalls iein pribate 2eben iino
frei bon ,jebem @afel; bon ibm gilt
Der Sprll6: pgr erfiillte feline 8flidt
nls @iirger ,mb CT erfiillte iie gut"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-13

9ie oeiitiden &ir9en, oie oe,,t-
iaen @emeinbeidulen Die bellti6eh
8ereine ilno Die bellti6en 3eitltngen
iino bic Saliptitiisen rinb @runo.
feiten fir Die @rbaItl,ng Der oellti9en
Sprade llno Die aSroer,,ns gutter
Sitten un6 @ebrdl9e in @merifa.
8er an bieien Stiiben riittelt mer
nidt 8u ibrer Seitiglng mitbilft,
fam ni1t als elm edter redter
De,iti1 +. glmerifaner eelten. Sebr
beoauerli1 lit es, luenn elm 9eutid.
@merifaner feline biesbe5iiglide Mit.
bilfe periagt. -9arum abonniert io-
fort auf bas nSermanner @olfs,
blattl" Il
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-13

S. 9. Botts. bon 8oonpille, ipeI.
der NIT Dem Boot Dorothy" Die
oortise Sabre betreibt, ipar am leb.
ten Sunlstog bier, I'M nit Der Ser
mann Serrb & Gudet 60. iiber ben
anfauf pber bos Mietben oes S1br.
bootes oSermonn" 3u unterbonoeIn
lueIdes er BET ct. CHARLES pernen-
0en mill. Gr bat oprt jebt Dos flci.
ne @afoGinboot aSope" I'M @etrieb;
basielbe lit ieoo6 s,i flein fir Sen
oortigen 8erfebr 81. Gburles Der.
langt cine Gampffobre,
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Nunlnler |
Giniueibnns Der nenen Sdlnle ia
Buts6am.

Die Ginueibiing oes uelten ShuI.
gebalioes, in 9otsoaru, bat am Ies.
ten Samstag in @egempart zines iebr
5oblreiden 8ubliflnts itattgefilnaen.
Dos idone @etter, in 8erbinouna
nit Dem Giftif uno DEM 8roarant
Der Seier, batte oie 9eii,fer bon gsab
uno bon Sern berbeieefiibrt. Ser
Brin5ipaL u. S. @ulff, belt Die CT.
offnltngsreoe, in nelder er oie @e.
i9id)te Der Yotsbam S1ule ilno De.
rem beitanoisen Sortidritt uttter ben
berihieoenen 2ebrern borfiibrte. Ser.
ner erflarte CT Die sroBen 8ortbeile
Der gr5iebung, ni6t MIR biniidtlid
oes bireften gfusens, ionoern ebenio.
mobl III anbetradt bes boberem, gel.
ftigen 2ebensser,uiieS ut6 Der 6or.
aus entipri,,eenben 8ufrie6enbeit NIT
iif ielbit.
Serr Barrett, Der &eprGIeirtant
Der gnpe @irorbeau Rornlaiidu,le,
iprad iiber ben eroben 8ortbeil bes
3uianrmenipirfens bon 9ebrer, or.
tern uno Sdiilern, ioipie iiber Die
@rilnolidfcit In ben 9ebrfGdern oes
o6ten @raoes.
Circuit glerf @enbel's @eoe emf.
bielt biele beadtensipertbe 8ilnfte
fir 2ebrer. gltern ,n6 Sbiiler. or
iaste Die graiebrns iollte iid ntebr
ben proftiiden @rforoerniiien oes an.
tdgliden 2ebens 5ltiuenben, oeiien
Grobleme i'm ipGteren 2eben nidt 10
biel Srubel berltriaden ipiirben,
ipem Ser llrterrf1t in Der Shule
cine mebr prattiide Ridt,ins b1tte.
gountp Siiperinten6ent @ann bielt
oann cine gniprade iiber ben mora.
liihen llnterridt in Der S1ule.
solgenbes Brosram fam BET Der
Seier 5rr allsfiibrilie:
Selection by Fredericksburg Military
Band.
Song--Love Divine--Club Choir.
Selection by band. ~ y
Address Of Welcome-A. F. Wulff.
Address-W. L, Barrett!
Solo--Lead Kindly Light--Mrs. FIR.
Rieke.
Song-Come Cheerful Companions
School.
Selection by band.
Observation-Disclosures Elsie Kicker
and Elvina Hesemann.
Address,. r. Wentzel.
Selection by band.
Duet by Misses Kicker and Hesemann
Address-A. o. Mann.
Selection by band.
Solo, Little Gray Home of the West
Miss Julia Held.
Selection by band.
Song, Evening Shadow-Club Choir.
Die fiiralidl eingeiueibte, teue
S6ule in 8otsOant itebt inter Sci.
titne oes 8rin8ipaIs 8ulff uno Der
2ebrerin, SRI. @lpina Seiemann, nno
bat gegenp6rtie 68 5diiler. 9as
@ebduoe lit ems Der idoniten Sd,,l-
bditier I'M Golintp; es iit mooer,, ,lnS
in ie6er 8eaiebun9 3ipedntaBis elm.
gcri6tet. gs lit Elm 5ralne. @ebdube
nit 2 3innlern; miro oitrd ein
Smith Seating Spltem" sebeitt
ilno erbalt bas 2idt Oltrd Seniter
ipel9e ipeaiell fir SdulSipede arran-
giert iino. Die gibliotbef Der Sdule.
ole ginridtlng, nebit ben 2ebrappa.
roten iino geoie9en uuo mos oaran
nod manselt, miro ipater angefdafft
peroen. 9as' Sntereiic fir CUTE
S6ulen, ipie es Botsoam aeigt, iuirb
boffentlid I'M ganSen Gountp Nadab.
mling finoen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-13

Der geeenipartige. niebriee @ai.
ieritano bes Wiiiollri maht es mog,
lid oaB man per @aeen bon Sdipeer.
foettines ssSslailb nad 2olltre SSss.
lano fabren fam.
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gllacmeine Gonntb gtenisfeiten.

Dtontag, Den 30. Sftober, in Sibuna
treten.
+ Die offentlide S6ule bon 8lano
ipuroe am bergan9enen @ontag, I'M
neuen Sduleebaube er6ffnet.
t 6. S. 9ra1t miro am Montag,
ben %. Sftober, auf ieinem BIas. in
fredericksburg, cine gluftion ieites
beDegliden @i9entbums abbalten.
IS. S. gausbeIl bot ben 8auplot
gto. 40, i'm StaotbIod SO. 6, il
@aScona0e, am @. 81. 8lodrpell fir
1926 perfauft.
i Or. @lon5o Silbbs belt ont les.
ten Weittiuod cine &eoe on Die
Stinlnlgeber bon Canaan Eipp. iiber
Die poIitiiden Sagesfraeen.
i 9ie Sonntassidul &onpention
BON Canaan Sipp., ipiro anl Sonntae
ben is. Oftober, nm 2 llbr, nadmit.
tags, IN Der 8aptiIten Stride per-
ianlnlelu.
/ Ser nSmensbilIe &epublican,"
cine Der biibideIten County. .3eitrn.
gen. bot es filr notbnenoig gefunoen
ben OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ouf $1.5O
pro Sabr, az erboben.
s,,,o,,,os Sc. .o,. *. >,, r..
,,s S,oas go, v, s,,, So, aaest ~ a.,
to,,,sor tote on, sa,. @h;;sor se
o"sy s.. aa.,,. Ss.ssa s. IT. @a;;,o. ~.
,,,ssn,r,,a,, u ] COZ tsaS;4o,. @ a,s,,% ~,
S,,n%;1,,;.. o. on e ~. 81 ~" 49,
io,,s 10 sA;;ro. mas,,aa, ( o"s,o,
ao,,;s & -sohs,,o,.
+ Sen 8orreiponben5en nod an
,a,.a Taa,,t,, oo;.,,,.'o,, 80 . a;,,y,,,is.. ~ M
e, So o,,ha,.o;,,,,,,, ~ s,,.an, ~,
5nnsn,nnts,, s ho',,on,"ss me- ,,,"ro,,oa%
,,oh ;n,r,ar o;,,o o;osr;,,sho,hsf.;
n,,,,, ,,nSnsor aa.,,,os s,'ss,I :. s;",o,. esrs
,os,o;t 0'
J. Sobn Solt bat ieine Stelle als
Hoittrdger anf Route /, Sniss, auf-
ge9eben lrno lit an Somstag na6.
bouie 5nriidaefebrt. Sein Stellber.
treter, Senrp Ruffner, miro Den
0ienit pericben bis cine Eriifune ob,
aebalten nno cine rteue @rnennling
S;a ns,.a 81; a;,.a w. s,o;,,,f nsy go ,,,sho,'t ,ast
I;so" ,,'s S,ho 49,, =, .a,;,,aa,, "aa' s,o,s;o,,,t
,os,,at. .",,,o,. o. ~ sS %. :, e,,;ss
s' s,,h s,,,,.,,;o ,,;ht no,,,,, morn;o,,,t
49, aos,ht l'' o,,,,,s,,;r,o l eos oso,,,,sI;.a,
i 0ie Sebrerl bon 8id1ldnO SWp.
baben 9orfebrltnsen eetroffen aur
gf6baltlthg eitter 2egrer uno @ltern
8uianmenfllnft, in Morriion om
Sonntag, oen 81. Oftober. unl 2 llbr,
na6mittass. Soleenbe @eeenitanOe
iperben 5ur Sprode fon1n,en: Moral
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He Proved 1t.

l. Down Fresno way lived | man who was quite attentive to woman who had a lovely young daughter, says the San Francisco Chronicle. His frequent calls at the home of the two were so noticeable that the neighbors began to speculate. One day the woman spoke to her suitor thus, ''The neighbors say that you are courting me for my money"
 'Foolish chatter" he ceuntered, with laugh. Don't pay any at tention to such idle gossip. To prove that l am not I suggest that you deed all of your property to your daughter"
 This the woman did, and the next day the man eloped with the lovely young daughter.
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"Iook here," he said with his usual candor; "you look just about played out"
 "Well, am," she said, almost de- iantly.
 And what's all this hear about your marrying Brewster?" he de- manded.
 "The truth" she said wearily. Caverly began pulling at the fin gers of his gloves. His brows were drawn together, and his eyes refus- ed to meet her own. Plainly there was something he wanted to say. Gathering knew the symptoms of old. She waited patiently.
 "What are you marrying him for?" he blurted out at length.
 "Moneyr" said Catherine through tight lips.
 There was another period of si- lence.
 "He hasn't got as much money as I have" said he.
 The girl was silent.
 "Why didn't you marry mep" he said sharply. ''Td have given you more money than he can. "a have been better to you, too, I'll warrant you. 1 know Brewster. I can't bear the thought of your marrying him. You know me. You know I'll at Yeast be decent to you. I'll not trouble you. I'll keep out of your way as much as yon ask. Why don't you marry me?"
 q can't" she said.
 "Why not ?" he demanded.
 "Beeause-because-oh, it's dif- ferent1 l can't marry you inst for money, Jim. I can't-1 can't!"
 "Why notp he repeated inexora- bly,.
 Don't you know?" the girl ask ed, her face turned away.
 "No," said he.
 "Well, 1 can marry MT. Brewster for his money because I don't care for him, and you"-
 Caverly sat up. The blood rush. ed to his face, then receded, leaving it very white.
 Catherine, Catherine" he cried, "you don't mean-you can't mean good Lordw
 T mean that I do care about you, Jim, and so"-
 "Did you think I offered to marry you just because you were left alone in the world and practi- cally penniless ?" said he. ''Did you think l didn't care about you didn't love you? Good heavens, Catherine, where are your eyes! I've loved you since you were child. Pve-I've-what's the sense of my trying to tell you how much l loved you? I can't. didn't sup pose you eyer cared two cents for me-not with my face and my gen. eral stupidity"
 q should never have told you," sad she, but now things are all settled with MT. Brewster somehow somehow
 "They're not settled until after 1've seen him." Caverly declared. "And what's settled will be quickly unsettled. You thought I wanted to marry you just to take care of you-because l thought it was my duty, eh? Well, just watch me"
 He caught her in his arms. Even stupid men have moments of some thing approaching brilliancy.
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Folly of Worry.

Speaking of worry, that is one thing that a man must learn to avoid if he will be we'll and happy There is no one thing in the world that has tendency to upset and rust a mans body and faculties more rapidly than worry. The man who does not worry is usually . happier and a better man, as far as ability and capacity for work are concerned, than the man who allows himself to be worried.-John Mar shall Harlan.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1916-12-14
Appearances.

A capitalist at a dinner said wit .ily of suspected gold mine:
 "Gold mines are like human be- ings-they can't be judged by their appearance. You know what Frank R. Stockton used to say about judg- ing by appearances:
 "'Don't trust q man because he carries a silk umbrella - he may have left a cotton one in its place. :"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1916-12-14
The BluHor.

Mother-The bell, daughter-the doorbell-is ringing.
 Agnes-For goodness sake! It's Charlie! Here, mother, let me have your broom and dust cloth and head rag till I let him in!-Richmond Times Dispatch.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-03-12
CHAIN PRAYER
VERY COSTLY
Promised Blessing and Threat.
ened Curse Keeps Letter
Going over Country.

There is little chain prayer that
has been going the rounds in America
for some ten years. In that time it
may or may not have done its reclp-
tents some good; but certainly 1t has
added untold thousands of dollars to
Uncle Sans postage receipts. Many
readers of the Telegram have proba-
bly, received the following letter:
Dear Friend: have received the
following from close friend of mine,
who in turn has received it from an
other friend, and so on through a
long list OF friends who have passed
1T along with the request that each
in turn send it to nine persons in nine
days. AM complying with the re-
quest and am inclosing this to you as
one of my nine friends.
1 sincerely trust that you will be
the recipient of the blessing which is
said to come from the transfer.
Very respectfully yours.