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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-09

-Sp. grebe bon Grcfe ipar ge'
ftern bier in 8eiddften.
-Os,uaIb goorutt BON ct. Souls
beiudte Ieste Bode beige Sreitiioe
unb 8ertpanbte.
-NrIs. 2aura unb Gillian 8eiier
bon Berger befanben it'd lesten
Sonntas beiiidsweiie bier.
Better Diltbep unb SamiIie, BON
9eraer uaren Iesten Sonntag Die
@aIte bieiiser B%errparoten.
@enn SIR fur guer 8elo ben
beIten aaffee su baben tpiinid1t, Damn
aebt gu Sobn S. SeImers.
-Ssrau Robt. Sdaumburs Iiest
sur 3eit in ibrem Seim. on Der iuett.
Iiden 3peiten Strabe, ernitlid trant
oarnieber.
eberlin & 8obs liefern eis in
allen GuantitGten in allen Tbeilen
Der Stabt oh. Rau telepbonire Nr.
1853.
fri. Sraneis Sabertbier bon
Gale perfpeiIte mebrere Gage Der
Iesten 8ode bier sti geind bel Der
manoter.
SrI. gona R,iiid 1T am 9iers.
taa bon Cope @iraroeau 5uriidse'
febrt, no fie tpaberenb bes Sdul.
iabres bic oortige Rormalihule be.
iudt batte.
IS. 6. Sames unb @attin bon
philadelphia, Ba.. befinoen iid &c.
eenipGrtis bier gum 9eiiid Der Ganli-
lie Sranf Gseers. Serr Sarnes 1T
elm gruSer Der Srau essers.
Capt. Ssear s. Sedmann 1T
~eeeenipdrtis ourd cine 8erlesung am
&nie, an iein 3immer gefeiielt; Capt.
Suit. Boblt bot baber feline Stelle
oils 8iIot auf benz 9ampfboot,. @ug.
@oblt. iibernommen.
-5rau Sol. salimitarf, lift mad
l1neerem 8eiub Bel 9ertuanbten in
&irfmooo, am Sonntae mieber 5u.
riidsefebrt, iebr our 6rcube rmicreS
Sreunbes Dido, Den oos Srngeiel-
lcnleben gar nidt bebogen mollte.
-gbas. S. 9ittmunn uno Sri.
Gertrude 6. Soplor, hcibe bon Ga
naart, in inherent Gountp ipurben am
0onnerstag letter ISOLDE i'm Court.
bous bur6 &idter Sbeo. 8raf &c.
trullt.
Iroi. 6. 6. Zimmerman, Srin-
5ipal u~nicrer Sohitule reiite lebte
ISOLDE nod WnrbIe Sill, Io. INT
ctlife Gage bel ieinen gltern 3t per.
mcilen, che er fir Den Sommer.G Chr.
ius in Ole StoatS l~lniperIitGt oils
Stubellt eintreten miro.
Gle biciiee 6reimourer.2oge er.
m0bItc letter @ontog ioIgenoe sc.
ante fir Dos lauienoe Sabr: 6erb.
gIeso @oribiphal Moiter; 8eorg
@uentber, Senior @orocn; Mol
8oeriter, Sunior @arOen; ". 9
0alter, Shabmeiiter unb Senrr
Sal5mann. Sefret1r.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-09

-Naditen Wontag finoet aiif benz
Sairplase Dos ShuIpicnic Der fotbl.
ct. @eores.&irde ftatt. al Dem Sc
hermann freunblidit eineelaben 1T.
--Srau G. Strnfboif. bon ct.
2olis traf Dor einigen Eagen bier Elm
nm lire @ltern, eb, 8lott II. @attin
an Der 2ittle Berger gu beiuden.
-aedtes Robembertpetter batten
mir pdbren6 6ieier @ode unb meb,
rere Gage mar CO 10 fiibl bob elm
6euer I'M Seisofen niht unangenebm
NOR.
-Sris gngelbredt unb Grnit Soc.
ner, bon Ban, poren ailt Mittpof
bier in 8ei6Gften, mo GrIterer einen
ncl,en 5ormpagen bon 6. gberlin &
Son faufte.
Oscar Sndcn lit nod mebrm6d).
entli6em 8eiu6 bel ieinen @lterr
Senrp Snden II. Satin bel Stolpe
geitcrn mieoer nod ct. 2ouis, sl,riif.
! gefefrt.
-aopli S6(erneper, mcbnbof>
altf Dem Subtle Sqltare Siigcl, Der
Tor am lebten Wontog Elm mertbpol
les aalb; Dos Sbier bate iih al
noiicm Slice iib~erfreiien.
-GbriIt. @berlin & Son bahci
bieier Gage an @m. Rusfaup, in oel
TGbc bon 9rafe, ein Waripell ai,tl
berfauft, ionic glcidfalls ein Smeite!
WarlpeH 4llto, oil @unoerlid &
Sidt, in Sermmtn.
Ger 5r~auetuerein Der Ct
Stride miro arl ndditen Mton
tag, ben IL. SUM, gleid5eit nit ben
Sdulfeit Der 8emeil,oe einen 8o5uo'
auf Dem Sairplate ohboltcr. '@ben
falls nerben 6ie 9anten Ser @emein
DC Dinner unb Si,ppcr olli Dem Suir
plate, no bas SdulfcIt itottfilibst
ierbiren.
Ser Ia. Stunt lit Der Gag an mel
diem aIle 4merifoner Der Slagg
@bre ermeiien iollen. Sn elmer fiira
lid eriaiienen Proclamation criuf
8rGiioent 8ilion Oringcro, Dab in Ct
mem ieben @emeimpeien, on Dem of
ieen Gage, cine patriotiide Seller at
gebalten merbe, 81 gbren uniere
Slagse; mie folgt:
rgs idien mir baritm paiienf
Cure @ufmerfiamfeit olif 6os Serar
naben bes Cages bin5ulenfen a
peldem Die Slagee Der Ser. Staate
t bonn aongreB a%tgerontt1ten nurbe al
Symbol Der Union, itnb gleidfall
/ ben @oridlag 5u MAIDEN Dab oieIe
i Sabr, iotpie aud in fonimenoen Sal
rerl oieier Gag cine beion6ere @ebet
tling erbalten ioII als ein Tae oe
Grneueriing un6 Der Grinneriing a
! Die Soeale unb Die Brin5iaien neld
, mir in Der 8egieriing 6ieies 2anoe
at ~berforpern ipiinfden."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-09

Sterling. DfIo., befleibete, befiu6et
fid eeeentpdrtis bier gum 8ei,,d iei.
r,er gltcrn, 5ranf Claus utb Sat.
tin. an Der Coles Greet.
-Reb. 81. s. &unamarn1 urb Got.
tin befinoen iid felt letter ISOLDE bier
5u gait bel Der Semitic ibres Sdua-
gers. S. s. Saienritter. Yaitor
3unamann bot iein Gn1t ols SeeI-
iorser elmer l,itberiiden @enneinoe in
Sueet Springs. Wo. nieberseleet
rnb fid tp1brenb bes nereansenen
Sabres in Der Rormalidule al gape
@irarbeau, Mo. fir ben 9eruf zines
2ebrers borbereitet lnb bereits cine
eintrGstlide 2ebrltellc an Den Silent.
liden ShuIen gu Gbaffec. Wo. CT.
balten.
-8. gottig, ipelher leste 8ohe
in Sutton, 500. altf Die anflaee pro-
5eiiirt n1trbe, 8elb lnter falider 8ors
ipiegeluneen bon rntierem Mitbiireer,
Gbas. &ie6ntonn crDoltcn at boben,
pilroe bonn @eridt lfltloig befunben
unb 81 orei Sobren 3uhtbnltsitrafe
Oerurtbeilt. gpltng bate bon &ie6.
mann $4,000 9ebor9t umo ols Side.
ritllg ibn cine idonc Sarnl inter
9eeo Of Srrlt peri6ricben, nadOent
or porber Scrrn Hiedlnann iiher oas
Stiid 2anb, Dos er oils ieiu Gigen.
t6rln erfl1rte, 5ltr Snipeftion oesiel-
ben 9efiibrt bate. @ie es iid ip1ter
berouSItellte, mar boS 2ono 0as altf
oemielben bei6riebcn NOR, ein min.
6crpertbiaes umbeballteS Stiid aitf
benz Eicdntann MIR ele16em 8ailn.
nu6s uttb Steingerou ontraf uno
bos fa,m eincn @ert6 bon 500 bis
$1,000 bate. Young mlrbe inter
Der gei6ulbigl,ng @elb uttter fol.
idem 8ormanoe erlangt 5u boben,
perboftet t:nS .o;c cinSangs eriu1bnt,
SIT brei Sabren 3udtballs nerurtbeilt,
100 er iest @elegerbeit bat a,tf anbere
&niffe, pie ntal, ihnell reid perben
fam, nadauiinnen, nabrenb Rief.
mann 240 ader 2anb bot bas inn
Der Wiiiouri niht megidnappen fam,
ba es bod liegt uno 70 aienlli6 al,s
Stein unb Selien beItebt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-09

Wan gebroude ngtotiono( Sire
Siller"; berielbe ma6t Cure @llmmi.
&eife vplinctlire proof" 3u perfoi.
fen bel q. 8. Surol.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-09

-Sp. 81. Claus, ipelder tuGbren6
benz Ietten Sduliabre Die SteIIe bes
YrinaipaIs Der offentliden Sdule in
Sterling. Sfla., befleibete, befiu6et
iid seeenudrtis bier gum 8eiud iei.
r,er gltcrn, Sranf Claus unb 8at.
tin. an Der Coles Greet.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-22
FOLLETIN No. LAB
;OUO VADIS?
ENRIQUE SIENKIEWlCZ

-EntonrrS i-i con ,iso romo ior-
nalrro-iije VIairj0.
No 10 rrro pru,t.nta-arguyd Pc
tronio.-Podriau rrconoccrte los pre-
toriano> y todo 80 habria perdido.
re acoU>cjo que M yayaS Il ia car
Gel nj i las foSa> putridaS; % pri-
nero que debe> procurar e. que ma
die. incluSoS 81 Cesar y T;=riino. pue-
dan poner rn tela &c jujtio IA muer-
t. de Li@ia. La mas lrvr SoSprcha
o~ri-inaria nuevaS p-rSrturiourS. Y
a toda costa dcbe> evltar lu- cSa
Sn<perha nazra. L0 Srn>ajo = Iue.
u daSpuiS lie haber pursto IN sal
Va 4 Ligia en- los Monies Albano> a
IN Stella. permanezcamo> III y yo
tranuuilamente IN Roma. Al cabo
de IN par de seHianaS te fInSIraS
enfermo ' llamaraS al medlco de Ne
ron. e msdico dispondra Que TO-
mes los aires de las montanaS pa
IA restablecerte. Y entonceS y solo
entonces. Sera cuando p0dreis reu-
niroS Lisia y III. DespueS.......-
sQuien Sabe-a:reg6 moviendO IA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-22
ESTlNADO AMIGO:

~ .. a.. To-
"a. S1' "u"'' ''s'''
eScus!aS P"'i''S N'!
IA o1r,,
"oc~i & ''S9s,''e --'
''"H e, $500
"Ia' 90 '.e-
mar en- :, "'''' ~
2oFa co"AHo i" icy "e TU"
oD-i&&t'1:& sea P~sS>" g,
:! mes &c 0sp"si'''e "4
a''o, ..-o oil;
o' - ~
,,.. he .a,i5o
"e wv .''''
que m"A""E q ai1''-LON "' N''07 -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-22

Snn H., imbirilr> 4" uulrn"S
So ha burIado Cavo pr'roaiu".
Safisfccho de 81 mismo. fuese Ell
roata Il tric}inio 4 cenar con Euni-
&C.
Durante Ia cena. IN Iector les LEILA
les IdiIios de Te6crito.
Entretantc. Ell riento amontonaba
densas nubes hacia eI Soracto ' luego
estaI!6 una ~tempes,ad rePcntina, in
terrumpiendo Ia quietud Y el siien-
clio de aqGclla noche de verano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-22
Sc EMsELLECE UMA GALE.

Los resijentes en- Ia Gale De Gin
cinaa;i dc esta ciua&d. nombraron =
uno De sus vccinos para que SC encar-
CARA dc l!evar q c%bo cl embe.leci-
m;ento de Ia Gale de r~eferencia.
Con el dinero que Sc estVvo colcc-
tando por espacio dc algunas send
mas. Sc &cordo comprar en- un cri2dc-
70 de California. $50 arboles, que
cstan sicudo p~lantados = 10 largo. Y
= uno ' otro lado de Ia ~eXpresada
Gale. ' Ell n extension comprcrG:da
entire e. Fredericksburg Road Y IL
Elmendorf Street.
Los arboles miden entire dos Y tres
vardas de altura Y son de los llama
dos cycamoras. que son. para orna-
to De GALES, unos de los mcjores que
sc conocen.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-22

rabrza.-Quizd los tirmpo> camhlr&.
Que Cristo Sc apiade de ELLA
exclam6 Vinicio.-Ideas Wales I los
Monies AIbanos Y Stella, y puede
que en- estos momentos Ia desdichada
Ligia este ~agonizando.
-Por de pronto-repuso Petro-
nio-no ia aieiaremoS de- pr5mcra IN
tenci6n mucho de Roma; para que
Sc re~stablezca. siempre que logremos
ponerIa IN Saivo. bastard con que
respire aires puroS. Dime: No tie
mes en- alguna finca cercana IN hom-
bre de confianza?
-Si-coDtest6 el joven.-cerca de
Corioli hay uno: me inspira cOmpleta
c~onfianza; me llev0 IN brazos GUAM
do yo era nino Y me quiere mucho.
-Escribele que venga manana.
Y entregandole unas tabletas, re-
puso Petronio.
-Escribe ahora mismo Y enviare
IN correo en- seguida.
POGO despues corria a cabalIo IN
e~sclavo por ell canine de Corioli.
Para mi tranquilidad-dijo Vi
nicio,-quiSiera que Urso acompana-
ra a Ligia.
-Senor,-observ6 Nazario;-con
sus fuerzas sobrehumanaS capaz eS
Urso de arrancar las puertaS, rom
per las reias Y seguirla. Eo lie dare
una cuerGa y podra huir por una
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ventana que hay en- 10 alto del muro
y Que no esta g~uardada.
-;Por Htrcules.-exclam6 Petro-
nio.-Escapese Urso en- buena bora,
cuando ' como pueda; pero de MIN
guna manera puede hacerlo 81 mis-
mo tempo que ella salga como muer-
Ia. nj siquiera dos o tres dias des-
pues, porque lie seguirian Ia pista Y
podrian dar con Ia d~oncelia. iQue-
refs perderIos Y ~aerdernos? Os pro-
hibo que lie habltis a Urso de Corio-
Ii.
Vinicio y Nazario comprendieron
cue petronio tenia raz6n sobrada Y
no replicaron.
e. joven galileo pidi6 permiso para
~retirarse; en- aque!los dias de terri
bles inquietudes nj 81 nj su madre po-
dian vivir tranquilcs Y necesitaban
verse con Ia mayor frecuenaia posi-
bic.
Despu6s de meditar acerca de Ia
mission que le estaba encomendada,
decide sobornar q uno de los conduc-
torres de cadaveres que con e. ha-
clan este servicio, en- veZ de buscar
en- Ia ciudad quien lie auxiliara.
-SeHor.-dijo aproximandose a
Vinicio y hablandole en- voz baja,-
euardare el secreto de nuestro plan,
70 Sc 10 revelare nj a mi madre; pero
pienso confiarselo al Ap6stol Pedro,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-22

noriur nos promoted il 4 casa ruan-
do saiiera del anfiteatro.
-Puedes hablar en- alta o Y sin
cuidado--Ie djjo el tribuno.-El A
n5stol estuvo en- ell Circo oculto Ell
trc Ia genie de Petronio. Foy con-
tigo q veyle.
Al decir este. mand6 que lie ira
jeran I'm manic de esciavo y salio con
Nazario.
Petronio exhal6 un hondo suspiro
V murmur6, al quedarse solo.
lie deseado que esa pobre cria-
tura muriera de- rirbrr, pordue tai
murrtr me parecia mrnoS lrrribi" d
Ia otra. especialmente para Ninicio;
pero ahora estoy Gispuesto q o~frecer-
te Z Esculapio un tripode de ORC pOr-
que lie devuelva la saIud. iAh, Bar
has de Cobre". lie prepares a re-
creavte con el dolor de IN amante?
y TIL, Popea, que ~emvidiabaS Ia her
mosura de Ligia, iQuieres devorarla
viva. ahora que ha muerto tn Rufio?
" III, Tigelino,, por odio hacia mi
Y por hacerme dano, deseas Ia muer-
te de Ligia? Pues bien, a todos os
digo que no tendreiS la satisfaction
de verla en- Ia arena; porque 81 10
musre en- Ia c&rcel de muerte natu-
raj. os 10 arrancar6 de las garras.
sin cue los ~sospecheis. Y me reire de
.vosotros. y luego, cada vez que os
yea, dire para mis- adentros: "Esos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-22

Corioli liegaG& con otros Al r&yar
| cl dia.
Il canine cs c0rto. .Ahora vet2
4 d~escansar.
Vinicio crtl'6 en- 81 ~cubicuIum, 50
arrodiII6 = Sc puso a ovar.
Niger, Ell mont&Has. lego de Co
rioii al amanecer. trayendo consig3,
por mandate de Fin!cio. muias, una
!icc"a Y cuacro e~sc.&vos de c]onfianZa
elegidcs entire los brtyanos. Para
no lamar IA atencion, los De-" Z TO-
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Lea listed
LA PRENSA.
70 tamhitn soy criStiauo.

70 tamhiGn soy rriStiauo.
La@rimas de- iibilo asomaron a los
oio- de- NIGER. ri rual "xclam6:
~-:Grarias, Cri>!o milo. por haD"r
alberto 4 Ia !uz lie In yrriaI los
OPS de quirn mas amo IN 81 mum
do,
y ahraz6 a Ninirio \ ln ruhrid de-
nrsos.
i POGO LEGO prlronio con Naza-
eio. iiriendo:
-;Buenas noticias,
In rraIidad 10 eran las que lraia.
GIauco. rl mGiiro. ascguraba que
Iigia So rcStabIeceria. aunque q maj
que ie aquaiaba era ell m!smO que
IN Fl YUi!ianum Y en otraS prisio-
hes mataJa diariamentr a cenlena-
res de cristianos. Adcmas, tauio
los carce!er0S como 81 hombra en-
rarg2do De aplirar el hero can
denle. eslaDan diSpueSlOS. y el So
@uEdO a no tOcar con =! hicrro mas
que Ia MADEIRA de In caja. Por Ill
limo. Ais, 81 ayudante. estaba tam
bi6n ~apalaDradO.
e alaGd-dijo Nazario.-tiene
varios agujer0s para que la .ioven
pu3da r~eSpirar. Podrfa exhalag un
gemid0 o IN CRITIC al paSar rnrca
de los pGetOrianos y oslo seria Pc
.igroso: pero no es probable que o.
(COntinuara.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-22

II NECE.~iTh EXPRESS para qmc HIVE sus
v"iGnas = liz E~iac.Gn - !" "aiub:" Sd- riu"-
hleS. hdG;clt : hCSaleS. Tel. Travis ties.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-22

\ Los CuAEEIIANT!.~ IL MENICU:-NO
rnm-T"n T. !"nGGT r"licUl" aiEIao sin ohio
ncr p"l'nrrO IU''>tr", rrcCioS TrirgraT!rG
o "Sr"iban. Companies y yrndrmJS diE-.O
mrA"IG".
JitREI COWiSiON CaMPtNY.
T.. q. noN No. GGg. - EIn~a~ civ. No.
tJcEtcS DE- iinriraS.. impGrtaIorr> Y Ey-
pUrtadorcS.. ComisiGni>iaN cn General.
f-29l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-22

IA. FRANCISCO !sEuCEX GOMGZ--Ciru-
sia general. EsDecialmcn'e enr6rmcd1des
le 3aTig, gaTgantl ' OfcOs. Ollcina, &7
FT0s; EldE.. Houston 81. = Main Ave. Te-
= 'on0s: Travis 1925 y Soft: Nuevo f73.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-22
AVTSOS De OCCASION
~ .
o--[L

II LISTED no pueG" ve-!r q IA uficina, Ia
lie por taiaronO, Travis 0 Nleyo No. 2Hfr
IN sGeniF de Ia casa Uasar4 c recoger
So aGpnrins
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-22

rluHHpHhG:UG-N"EGu" CGIrSa .nrrrmeda-
les sln Grrsl> . rtrIgia. AH&i!~yS csptna
Gugs4! gratis. Hr- Ir;rg. 203 Ducrlcr Bldg,
'3Grke't .GlS. i-.9)
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1916-01-27
WHERE THE DAY CHANGES.
The international Date Line In tha
Pacific Ocean.

The international Date Line In the
Pacific Ocean.
A great many people cannot see why
when a man crosses the International
date line in the Pacific ocean IL lac goes
toward the east he loses a day and IL
toward the west he gains a day-that
is, II 1t. say. happens to be Tuesday
just this side If he crosses to the west
1t will be Monday. The distance he
may have actually gone need be only a
few feet. but 1t Is true nevertheless.
The actual time may be only a seconds
difference.
To understand this remember that
we go from Monday to Tuesday at II
o'clock at night-jump Immediately
from one day to another. Consider
also that II a man could travel toward
the east as fast as the earth rotates
and II he started at midday. with the
sun directly overhead, he would go
completely round the earth in no solar
time at all. for the sun would always
be just over his head and to him IT
would be II o'clock all the time II he
measured time by the position Of the
sun. He would not experience any
night at all and so would have twenty
four hours Of sunlight. But It has ac-
tually taken him twenty-four hours to
get around. SO the time when he
reached his starting place again would
be II o'clock noon all right, but would
be a day later than when he started.
So 1t can be readily seen that some
meridian on the earth's surface must
be picked out as the starting point Of
q new day, and the chosen one lies al
most entirely In the Pacific ocean
Every Week.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1916-01-27
TEN YEARS AGO TO-DAY !

| w. A. Morain was in Spokane and
Rosalia on land business.
H. A. Howe was putting up an ad-
dition to his store building
G. CARRIER, of Reardan was here
looking after property interests.
E. R. Carnahan was erecting a
blacksmith shop on Front street.
George Hunter opened barber shop
in the Moore building on Yakima
street.
L. w. Brown of Paha was here MAX
ing arrangements for the erection Of
a store building on some Of his city
property.
N. p. train service was at a stand
still owing to washouts both east and
west of Kennewick and several pas
senger trains were stalled here and
at Pasco.
Business men held a mass meeting
and organized the Commercial club,
with an initial membership Of thirty.
G.. F. Richardson was elected presi-
dent, w. G.. King and H. E. Baldwin
were chosen vice presidents and j. w.
Hewetson treasurer.
The Masonic Lodge was organized
and officers elected as follows: J. Ser
combe, w. M; C. o. Anderson, S. W.;
]. w. Hewetson, ]. W.; Volney Cox,
secretary; L. E. Johnson, treasurer;
C. Vertrees, S. D.; C. Conway, j. D.
A family reunion of the Cresswells
was held at the home of County Com
missioner d. F. Cresswell in the Gar
den Tracts, to celebrate the seventy
sixth birthday Of the father, D. C.
Cresswell who was here from his home
at Freewater, Oregon.
The following pupils in the upper
grades had their names on the school
honor roll for the month: High school
Bernice Griffith, Bessie Dry, John
Smith. Alfred Mors, Audrey Fuller
ton, Guy Story, Fannie Smith, Jay.
Perry. Eighth grade; julius Erickson,
Roy Larkin, Leslie Swan, George Mer-
tes, James Mackey, Fife Oliver, Vel
ma Zwanzig, Edna Cresswell. Sew
enth grade, Ray Kennedy, Floyd New
Kirk, George Richardson, Margaret
Hamilton, Rosetta Hamilton, Ruth
Williams, Elsie Clements, Georgia
Bower, Edna Kent, Louise Gravens-
lund, Myra Maskier, Elizabeth God
win, Dot Mackey.
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A DOCTORS HOBBY.
There Was . Queer Twist TO The End
81 Poohieep Exporimonts.

There Was . Queer Twist TO The End
Of PssbIss' Experiments.
There was a British physician named
Robert PEBBLES who created q sensa-
tion In London and Edinburgh several
years ago by his insistent coaxing Of
athletes for the privilege Of studying
their bodies after death.
PEBBLES had been experimenting with
the muscles and had arrived ut what
his associates termed a fantastic no
don that some sort Of operation could
be performed on the leg Of the human
runner so that his speed could be In
creased. Leapers and high jumpers
were his hobby. and In the course of
five years 1t was estimated that he had
examined the leg muscles Of nearly q
thousand men. making comparisons
with the running and leaping muscles
Of the frog, the deer. the greyhound
and other animals.
PEBBLES was a man Of means, and
after he had succeeded in inducing
half dozen athletes Of reputation to
will him their legs the attention of
surgeons was attracted. They took
the matter under consideration at one
OF their quarterly meetings and warned
PEBBLES they would have him commit
ted to sanitarium II he continued his
strange pursuit. PEBBLES defled them,
and they had a commission appointed.
While his sanity was being tested Pee
bles died. In his will he bequeathed
his brain to the commission. - TX
change.
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"a Gracious Invitation"
Young peoples meeting at $3.50 D.
m, subject, 'Light in Africa"
CHURCH OF GOD

Elder B. F. Wode, of Seattle, Evan.
gelist of the Churches of God, will
give series of illustrated bible lee
lures, using black board lectures, to
begin on Monday evening, January 81
at 7:30.
The question of Aztec civilization
as discovered by Cortes; the pyramids
discovered later in South America,
larger than the pyramids Of Egypt,
etc., treated and solved from the bible
standpoint.
Meetings to be held in the building
konwn as the old Baptist Bethel, now
occupied by the Church of God. All
are cordially invited to attend.
Elder S. S. Kilmer
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"The American Ambassador" an
nounced the Imperial Chamberlain,
perturbedly, refuses to wear knee
pants at court!"
"Ask him If he has any objections
to wearing ordinary pants with bicy-
Gle clips at the ankles!" commanded
the despot, who, while clinging to i'm
memorial usuage, was not indisposed
to concede something to the virile de-
mocracy Of the West.
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Fate Of q Duchess.

We have had excellent morals drawn
from the substantial waist of tho We
nus OF Milo for the admonition Of the
fashionable woman. But what can We
say about the Duchess de Mazarin,
who e. Duval tells US In shadows of
Old Paris'' died In l775 from tight
Iacing. although she had posed for q
statue Of Venus?'
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Agents for Ed. v. Price Tailoring
Out of All Reason

Guest: I thought this was a tenn
perance hotel, and yet I find that in
one of the underground rooms you
have bar for the sale Of intoxicants.
Clerk: lin astonishment): Goodness
me, man! What did you expect? You
didn't think to find the bar anywhere
else in temperance hotel, did you?
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Her Method

Wife: Here are some household bills
dear, that came in today.
Husband: Hang it! Why can't you
wait until I've had my dinner?
Wife: was going to give you my
own oils then.