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The herald., 1919-08-28
CHARTER.

| leans La. 1Share; Miss Lily Gauche New
Orleans, La, l share: Miss Rose Gaucho
! New Orleans. La; l share Miss Mignonett,
Gauchc, New Orleans, La. l share.
Stockholders meetings other than meet
ingN fer the election of directors may h.,
held as prescribed by Section 10 of Act
26I of the General Assembly of the State
of Louisiana for the year 1914 or any a
mehdments thereto
This corporation and the Officers and
directors thereof shall have all OF the
rights and powers. and this CORPORATION
may be amended or dissolved or its
affairs lGuidatcd. a> provided by the
provisions OF Act pa of the General As
>"mbly of III" State of Louisiana for the
year 1914. or any amendments thereto.
NO stakeholder shall ever be held liable
or responsible for the contracts or faults
Of this corporation III any further sum
than tn" unpaid balance on thu. stock for
which he has subscribed nor shall any
mere informality in Organization have
the effect of rending this charter null or
exposing StO, khOldcr to any liability
other than a. herein provided.
The subscribers hereto have respective
~ written opposite their respective names
tn" amount of stock in this corporation
subscribed to by each of chem
80 that this act of incorporation shall
serve as III" original substitution list
of said corporation to be recorded and
published according to law.
Thus done ana passed. in my office. at
New Orleans. Louisiana. on the day and
in the Month and Year hcrcinaboyr first
written. i'll the presence of McSSrS. John
L. Baldwin and Alfred J. BOnomo. com
pctent witnesses, who hereuntO sign their
names with tn" said apprarer> parties
and me. Notary. after due reading of
the whole.
Witness Alfred j. BOnomo. j. Z. Bald
The herald., 1919-08-28
CHARTER.

,pTTCI VI m. c., orfi----- =
Hoard OF Directors. who shall >"rv" unit
IN" FIRST Monday III October, 1920. >hal
/ consist OF AlpheuS e. Heane, 1872 Ma
( r"icoH Avenue. New Orleans. La., who
. >hail J." president, Alex Lyman. 1G,i,
/ SI\lh street. New orleans. La who shall
/ he wee president: Charles l.. F"un"r. 81,
/ IrNHd"N street. New Orleans La, Who
/ >haII D" secretary treasurer. William :
La. director. Ernest Il ZorIr,n ,ta,
/ Octavia Street. New Orleans Ia dir...tnr
/ Mike. y Hart 1Gs5 SiNrb Srr,,t NJ a.,
/ leans La. director. William II Ma
I Marion. AIgbauI, dfr,,ror
!
-NI'll III VII inns act of incorporl-
I '"H may ne changed, altered or amended,
OF TINS corporation may be dissolved. by
an" WIN IN" consent OF the holders Of
w" '"'I"N III amount OF IN" outstanding
>j"'A al general meeting convened for
The herald., 1919-08-28
AS the Canu Saw Them.

Three little boys were calling each
other by the names of Red"
"Squinch" and Bones" When asked
why they did so. Squinch spoke for
them. ITS our names what matches
our looks best to the gang"
The herald., 1919-08-28
AMENDMENT TO CHARTER OF STREAM
INVESTMENT CO., INC.

State of Louisiana. Parish OF Orleans. City
OF New Orleans. BE il known, that on this
twenty fifth day of August. in the year one
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27
Money 40 Loan.
BENEFICIAL LOANS.

We lend money on note or home ,rr,
s siso 11es; without nnuirinE OF emp
loans, from j2s 10 $500 rcpayahic "a WINS:
monthly instaliments. or as desired: l.rat
sctuai time due. This socictv Is nn.nr toT
and directed by business una profess,on.%i
nneiI ni yGeiy to make money very iar and
new borrowers welcomcd o nr;s,.,u
Inquiries invited: quick service n ours
PH9NE MADISON 2-5-a-7.
J;E tN EEEiiGtAt LOAN ,SoClEirY.
.o.,!' sEGpND FLOOR ,FRONT
zoo !, North sixth ST.. Scar Broad ST
Licensed By Chief State Bank EXa,ni1cr
Member Chamber OF Commerce
Member Legal Reform Bureau 10 I;Iip,ir,,.
the Loan Ehark Evil Incorporated
TEi,EPnoNE YOUR Want Al 10 The Time..
Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27
MERCHANDISE
Articles for SnIe

=, Y, 81 ARMY GOODS SALE
inches @ia " inghc: eH nehSs high :.
i nebs. H M.;s Ir,mmsa with lTe box oxis
hSi M- @fae 'ank qyin 2i Pehss
~, - mn Inches 81, widc has SCOT box and orns:
INCHES incl deep: 20 inches wide: i've Joints r. rpe
S S0s sls 5H Our wsrs 500,
sssa MMM tap ssy2nigsg no,
T. Army heu,srg. II. daai hoins s2t hot
oniess rs schools stores 10" s.c a"e'lnSs
"'1 new o Win 'l 5a4n t Sssq .As
L. S. NAVY hamimocis. extra heavy sa s.5 so
inches long. waterproof Excellent condi-
u. S. ,oElvE dfs6 pure Wool shirts, t sEss
sss Hox Giays !o,: ,. GEES dozen $1,000;
L. wool IS h hRMr reg1ation 4iiy. drab all
ASveSase SsIEhi; ~: stsh .na .eD.syT
s.eh eo or sss dol eo "ass cAs,
..7sh; or 81 soyy: Glass 6 si.7s each. or
s + 20 s. s7sH or a g asa with
to w Se hns ginE Or No nG,teT s-her aeNs;
last sou Tor years and give YOU much com Mr.
2'' RRMY S @Snl olive ,irsb coal, ssaS
snienIid coat; good condition. Worth
u. s, Army Wool ovcrcoai. ror; w fI,isS
heinz Storm ny,rno "eaihSr you cannot secure
Sondi,on Wy hyea hi.$A 'S Ur T bip sos d
U, rsb.A HMY sheeUskin lined Goals $
u s AE%99S ,cn,, is;sisxli ii, Class ss'H %
free iron. holes aud tears Made Of semupnc
q ten, abon 100 10, uT rricc ssS7s w g.
Ar SoI Tents io~IsIiL IT, Used only ten Jaws;
fasT fy nss GAS. 'i IS
$500 u; $ ARMY tent flies, excellent
s be !" god "LeS scI[yieGable oondiion We
u. $: ARMY raincoais' double back. wat eee
tors r naIsn NJ, IRON government eon,rne,
!. s. ARMY raincosts scr,iccsbicc:.: s,55..ssoo
L.. : AKMY russell leather shoes. used
I. $: ARMY web waist ici,-. each :Sc
useful aid comfcTiab rE.' 10" &'S co NTTy
ah" tor hotels, families. camping tic
U. $ ARMY regulation double wheel t hsr
eom n%ss soG4 4ou fG"I ,, This harpsss
O. NFMf leather omen jrdics-.;! sS.. Z"
g. a rSYFhis, DsI n:iyy eaSn
U vs Ag 81 IRE ye SSch hs4Sy WITH,
Mos, OF these goods have seen service wee
f,r Gssh With order. References any bank in
Your MONEY EAcH ~ NOT SATISFIED.
oiu!e postage when ordering goods sen; Ey
toners %oo-,rls radius. Visiting our sioro
'hq nA h1LIEgY i ;%@mrS Sr W,nfr,,osr co
Ne 3niy Ra ns7e r mr" rr@ As are
suits"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27

y copy-Testc: SieIh'
r. y. HARRIS. Clerk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27

49, 49, T., i"-.F urnishrn rooms, steam
hia-W W. ''"
THIRD ST.. SOUTH .iG-Nicciy furnished
rooms Tor rcni Phone Madison lsi1 w.
w EST END--Dnc n! two nicely Furnished
rooms IN West End for rent. Address [,
lao care 'rimes- Dlspatch
ETH 81. NORTH S0i-SlngIc aud do,Ibio
bedrooms for rent. furnished housekeep-
lnS nparitncnt OF TWO or three rooms
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27

SEE MISS VIA, ROOM 5o2, 7oo
EAST GRACE STREET. AT ONCE.
OR CALL BY TELEPHONE FOR
APPOINTMENT, RANDOLPH i2oon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27

RBON. burned out. soc ncr cylIn1cr
FicnrinG's Welding Shop nr,mUi ~.
,nor at Oh West iiroad. Phone Madisnn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27

ICNNJHINV, rCirCading anI cynnrt ~.
urE,cry Work OF tho better Kind onIv,
itcd huto SUPPLY Company, 1927 west
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27

:E THE NATIONAL Auto Ton Co. me
loi storln curtains and fronts OF all KIN.
p ,recoverinE and repairing. curtain iights
West Broad street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27

Dir SAEE-A good auto storage I,,.T-----.-
with housing space for a. ears Gas ,nn,s
VI che oil tanks and Office futures inciu",an'
III SELL right. \ 10, care Tim
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27

'TU KElAlRiN,' ana everything fho,,s
y F2ulnrad son. 1.2i Hui Str",,i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27

Ord PARTS--We carry q full I.n. -,
Ford Jmrts Also gas, oil grease ~" ti, Oh
G Mayo Auto supply Company. 535 West
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27
Rooms for HOUSEKEEPING. I

GRACE, w. l0i--'rwo connecting rnoms
c"moloteiH furnished for house kec wing
THE QUICK WAY to get what Won want
when you want IL ia 10 rcud and uss
Times DISPATCH classified adj
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27

f;ES-Aq tires and tubes houeht OF ~
epairc! Tree OF chargn National 'Tir.
~ I.nbkcr Co. ie..Igl Wcsi Rrnnd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27
Auto Accessories.

& S. AUTO SUPPLY-Ford PARTS. acccs-
series and i. f. v. Auto Polish. oil East
rnah Madisnn $50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27
Service MISUNDERSTANDING liz

H. READY. LET'S GO-Rolfe G. S,.,-,.,.,
auto s SSpa,rinE uiinF START
Ing in metal line rrfcrs , Mnin any
,ndolph aS5 5lO East Min ir"sohabie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27

MEN AND BQYS--Wantcd. 80 men and
boys 10 work in packing department and
IN nurseries W. II. Hood e. Co. Gnter
PARK.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27
; Auto Livery-Garages.

MY BROS. & COTFRETI. for Ford 49,.
Ice None better. With Rich 49, o.,
tor ComDnny. iIrNnd AT rcnth 'N'''o''u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27

CARPE NTl1RS-2oo fair carpenters. with
tools, for permanent Job. Dallas, Texas.
Open shop. 81 - cents hour Transpor-
aiion advanced board $50 month. Ship
Mnndav. Apply Rchmond Employment
AGENCY. SlS-A North Second Street.
COi.OEED CHAUFFEUR for packing pur-
poscs Apnly .g:l Iiul ST.
CoMPOSlTOE--.IOb compositor. Union
Steady postion. S3b per week National
Publishing 90. l2a2 II street. y. W. Wash
ington. y. g
EASILY double your pay ny learning Span
iSh and commercial writing. Easiest
methods. Address + ~. care Times Dis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27

Res E0N3, 81 10. 30A3IS, g.. E!co,ncna
irc and Rubber Co. ii9 West BROAD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27
I.AEORERS WANTED.
sen t.NFEENTii AND WASHINGTON
STREETS.
NEW BUILDING.

MANA service corpora tion desires ,pste
timc of ii bright. Snappy man, who Ina
The ability To meet big business men. 4
rcr"cntesc basis Will provide good in
CLmc Cor right mau. In reply, state hGc
aid in what business now engaged. 10.
GCtn"r with references Address Service, -
lia iiced Bldg. rhladcipha
NJ T. e II y ICAI. DRAFTSMEN--I.args
manufacturing concern can furnish steady
ara p"rma nent employment 10 several moro
'Apcf!cn"cd mechanical craftsmen. state
.NpcrIcnco and salary wanted. Address
Draw"r .. I.ynChhurS, Va
MEN Wanted men to learn the barber
trade Few weeks required. Write for
Caia loSuc Richmond Barber College, $40
North fifth Street. Riehmond. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27

|CARk PLUCiS--Bcforc nverhau!ing try
Derts Slassey e. CO. 2it y. Adams.
fiE RICHMOND TRIMMING CO..-The
-oad Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27

PEOPLE who never used CLASSIFIED ads be-
fore have their wants or offers printed
YOUR competitor uses classified advertiS-
ing. How about YOU?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27
AUTOMfJBILES
Automobiles for Sulc.

'oisp t.urinEs: Q Orand-now. WITH start
r.tcL ''"' -Addresa /. ~. care Times dis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27

rIhEPHONr kanuolpn / and tel Iims,-
Dispatch want Ad Taker What YOU
want shell help you write comnI.,s
40 tnat vtt quickly tet good results
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27
4CCTiONS-LEGdL
Legal Notices.

-. HoLl.YWOoD LOT OWNERS
of g,oI,vrrsSSoi ution paased by the director,
Swpinr lots in ini eSyyooSdo %eeany parties
lion Ioapes peemIt ,snsd BY John i.
secretary. pass unto tho cemetery rron nSt;
IN an autonobile or carriage on S un5nva
Setwesn he hours OF 10 O'Clock 4. II. anl
The card of permission above referred ,,
must be shown at the S2te when ren,,sst. ~
c. >WllERR" nrss.deSteu
THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRC;INJ
10 INC sheriff OF the County OF New Kent.
lienrico Lumber COMPANY. Incorpor summon
corporation organized aud doing bn,i.,.ss
Under the laws OF the state Of VirpinIIa.! sS
Hpnchr ct the clerks oricc or tho 1Ircup
Court or the County OF New Kent ~ Its
courthouse thereof At tho rules 10 he
nm%.Sn Tor a sia court on third Monday in
OF , nlca OF assumpsii., Damages Sou
Witness r. *. iiarris. clerk Of orr .,,s
court a. the courthouse tho ard mav sd nf
md ,forty-fourth wear OF the Common.
4 cony-rss... r. n. HARRIS. Clerk.
7. y. HARRIS. Clerk
rIhEPHONr. kanuolpn and tel a Iims,-
Dispatch Want Ad Taker nhst vnn
want She'll help you write comol.;s
40 lnat IN QUICKLY set good RESULTS
OTHER people are reading these ads noT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27
FINANCIAL
Business Opport


Business Opportunities. 30
ASSOCIATE with $500 cash wanted can
max. $1,000 In eighteen months; nothing
wi1nss, ahs%dpsey .sSitimate and very i'm
AUTO REPAIRING UsINESS-For sale.
equiHncn, inciniins tools. service Gsr a %si
b,lance; etc Address y M, care Times
RoTTtING PLANT-Fo. sale, BIudwine
., nGl1,.1HE pl.nt, Durham; n e. Fully
observation-disclosures experiences and
; 0 sol. "' %oul G0s assssss
Gn doinE rnos STORE ORE In West End FOR sale,
rssay h.s viii eRPGTs""X r SsG%S'e .n1
By local appics son ha n,e G1n oS relieved
~ care Times. Dispatch.
MII;LlONS ARE-BElNG MADE IN TEZAS
,, Gomea ny drilI make money for Soursef
proven sd We'll sell Selected FORE d"Hes
i inHnt; Gins terms and pay good commits
Rss h.ks1 IL Dan Ss dWvf ssnsr bl dGa
M@rSs % s%.S Isr I
Sork 0" g. eS jones' ISL iu' Wel re"dy sro t"5
TIE F0np MOTOR is conceded by ali
nay ma, ne obtained AZ = low price. our Elmco
bcIt Powcr Attachment used in connection
with the Ford motor for belt power MIR
noses has solved the power problem for
thousands of farmers. Fuel l. bound 10 II.
scarce ihiS coming winter and tho demand
ior ms attachment for saving wood has
never been 20 great. Simple TO attach and
ettash siSht- horse power. and low in price.
y Few choice county territories arc still oncn
for the sale of these attachm.nts ., I"tn ~
you would Ike 10 establish yourself in a
Ls.iU'! growing business. requiring very
small outlay OF capital INVESTIGATE our
2fobosition. VIII be at Hotc! Richmond
Dece
z..mnles q for W. \. Skaci ""h
il INK SAwMlLIr ErC,-For sale. i.
uoo'oeo feet pine timber 20 horse nnv'o..
SSS,wmiit, thres mules and logging eauipmnnr
Direct +. y: Box ga. Grove, Va NV
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OTHER people are reading these ads now
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'Ios for hire =. l.. Golds boulevard
lscd. so and $500 tho hour ~
|JTOS for miro Ouick scrvicc ~, III -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27

JTOS hired. $3.50, 81 and 50 ncr7 hour
|DRniel's. Call Boulevard 2oh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27

RANDOLptI connects YOU with the Want
Al Department.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-04-21
EASTER AT the
METHODIST CHURCH
Record Attendance at Sun
day School. The East
er Cantata, Etc.

The weather yesterday was certainly
ideal for Easter. The services at the
Methodist church were very largely
attended. The Sunday school made its
record attendance of 3S7. The Easter
missionary Offering amounted to about
$3.50. The Sunday school Easter pro-
gram was rendered at II o'clock. AS
usual, the little folks captivated the
audience with their natural abandon
and their evident participation in the
joy of the occasion. The intermediate
and senior departments reflected credit
In their productions. The entire pro-
gram was constructed with a views to
emphasizing the great opportunity at
this particular time to demonstrate the
presence Of the Risen Christ in a per-
sOnal ministration to the war stricken
and desolated regions and peoples Of
the world. This chimed in agreeably
with the centenary movement which
now is raising one hundred millions
for the reconstruction and evangelical
ton of the world. j. H. Miller deliv-
cred a very clear brief statement Of
this work in a ,typical minute man
address"
AT the close Of the service there
We're fourteen received into the fellow
ship of the church.
The evening services consisted of
the rendition by the choir of the cam
tata, Gross and Crown under the
direction of Wesley L. Schaub A
capacity audience filed the house.
The choir was ut its best. The words
of this service Of song are taken largely
from the Scriptures and trace the
Sayior's life rapidly from the tempta-
ton to the crucifixion and the resur-
rection. Will Miller sang very
beautiful bass solo. Ray D. Hughes
in tenor solo effectively portrayed
the ''Triumphal Entry" Mr. Schaub
in a baritone solo, rendered 'sThe Strife
is O'er," bringing to our thought the
resurrection victory. Miss Kathryn
Mason beautifully interpreted the
prayer Of the Savior for the descent Of
the spirit. This was Miss Masons
first public attempt at solo work and
| SO effectively was it done as to bring
forth many expressions OF appreciation.
The final chorus, Lift UP Your Heads"
formed fitting climax for the even
ing's song worship. The Outburst Of
cheers at the close Of the cantata gave
outward proof Of the appreciation Of
the great audience for this splendid
musical treat,
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-04-21
High Schools in Iowa Con-
spicuous Agents Of the
Americanization
. Movement.
25o SCHOOLS ARE IN
Medals to be Given Four
Winners in Each High
School.

High schools in Iowa are the most
conspicuous agents of the Americana
cation movement which is sweeping
the country. Essay contests on world
problems are being conducted in more
than go high schools Of the state as a
part of their work with the Iowa
Patriotic League. The league has 25.-
900 members among high school stu
dents and is being promoted by the
extension division of the university of
Iowa.
Each one of the $50 high schools
are for purposes OF the contest being
divided into four groups according to
their classification senior, junior,
sophomore and freshman. All students
in each group will write essays on one
of the eight prominent national or in
ternational questions. Below are given
the eight topics which high school stu
dents through their study in the
Patriotic league will be able to discuss,
probably with more insight than many
of their parents:
Characterization
2-League of. Nations.
3-Peace Conference.
Universal Military Training
5-The Menace of Bolshevism.
G--The Effect of the war on Status
of Women.
Immigration.
S-Problems of Reconstruction.
Local judges will read the essays
of each high school class and will
choose the one they believe is most
worthy. Prizes, probably bronze or
copper medals of distinctive design,
will be awarded to the four winners in
each high school.
The prize essays in the high schools
of the state will be sent to. the univers-i
ity where single essay will be picked.
for state prize. The prize will prob
ably take the form of a s. war savings
stamp or something Of that nature.
The final contest closes May %.
Every student in Iowa who has done
satisfactory work throughout the year
in the Patriotic League will receive
some recognition for it from the uni
versity extension division.
~. "a L. "a L.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-04-21
Italian Foreign Minister

One Of the foremost figures in the
peace conference is Italy's foreign
minister, Baron Sonnino. Thoroughly
familiar with European affairs, COM
inercial, financial and diplomatic, his
clear view and analysis of the problems
confronting the problems, together
with his eminent fairness, have made
him strong figure in this great gath.
ering.
Baron Sidney Sonnino was born in
Alexandria, Egypt, in 1850. His
fathers family is one Of the Oldest
Leghornese families and his mother
was a member. of one of the Oldest
British families. He graduated in law
about the time he attained his major
ity, and Immediately entered upon his
diplomatic career as an attache, serv-
ing in that capacity for several years
In 1881, at the age Of thirty years, he.
was elected member Of the Italian
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-04-21
Mrs. George W. Nc ollough
Dies After Short Illness,
Leaving Three
u I Children.
FUNERAL TOMORROW
Death Particularly Sad Be-
cause Children are All
!. n
!, Young.

Mrs. George w. Mccullough passed
away at the family home, 534 Walnut
street. at 4 80 o'clock yesterday after
noon, following weeks brief but criti-
cal illness. Funeral services will be
held privately at the home at 8 80
O'Clock and at Graceland cemetery at 4
tomorrow afternoon. Dr.. r. T. Chip
perfield of the Methodist church will
be in charge.
Mrs. Mccullough leaves her husband
and three little ,children-Margaret
Irene, Richard William and week old
babe, Robert Harold; her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. r. n. Mabbott, and one sister,
Miss Irene Mabbott, to mourn her loss
most previously.
She was taken ill scarcely more than
week ago with influenza and complica-
tions arising in the course of the dis
ease resulted in her death. Her mother
was summoned from lama week ago
and other members of the family Joined
her here as the seriousness Fiber con-
dition grew more apparent.
Obituary.
Ethel Marie MabbOtt was born May
z, 1889, being the older daughter of her
parents. She grew to wOmanhOod in
Webster City where she attended the
public schools, graduating with the
class Of 1908. Following several years
of teaching experience she was united
in marriage with George w. McCol-
Tough Feb. "a, 1916. They made their
home here continuously since and the
little family had won warm place in
the hearts of the community.
Particularly sad is the death of the
young mother, and the sincerest sym
pathy of the community goes out to the
Borrowing young husband and parents,
as well as the three little children SO
suddenly bereft of methers care.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-04-21
F:TnhxweLA

chamber Of deputies for the college Of
Rocca San Casciano. He was minister
of the treasury in the Crispi cabinet
from 1S93-1S96. After ten years OF
public life as leader of the constitu-
tional party of opposition he was APP
pointed premier in 1906, and served
for 100 days, when he resigned. In
December, 1909, he was again APPOINT
ed premier, and in March of the fol.
lowing year, again resigned. On
November 5, 1914, he entered the Sal
antlra cabinet as foreign minister, and
has served continuously throughout the
war with the Bosselli ministry and the
Orlando ministry.
Sonnino is considered one Of the
strongest and most prominent Italian
financiers and a man of great charac-
ter, even by his most bitter political
opponents. He prefers acting rather
than talking, and the Italian people
have great confidence in his policies.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-04-21
SHARED.

Some things there be that are better
shared
A cottage fire; table spread;
A country road and the evening hush.
And gardens trellised and garlanded.
The hunter lies by his forest fame.
Content with his luck and lonely
fair;
But the rosy hearth burns best for two.
And milk and honey are sweet to
share.
The dreamer and pioneer may seek
The painless plain and the distant
hill,
But better the light-locked hands Of
Where friendly lane winds green
and still.
And though the wandrer by sunward
Silently watches the dawn unrOil.
Dearcr at dusk are the twain. and shy
Voices Interpreting soul to soul.
Rose-bordered ways where the moon
looks down.
And jasmine vines where her light is
shared.
Fulfill but half our hearts desire,
80 Gardens are better shared!
Agnes kendrick Gray. in Boston
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