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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-06
aGoeIfeme jona
brimacr UNITE.

Spertro - BET err noget man tror
baa, ifisnt man gisr Rar al BET bos
ANDRE. Hoget man baater, mems
iran inherit inbe frpster bet. Gig
bar Oct altio bRret % Zig bill bet al
ito bIi.
sglbit at al Opertro err Troe1 paa
"gooe" og "onbe" ggbelitene. %
cnbeit at aae on6e Stene er Spalen.
Gens meIfebe, fosforefcerenbe,
mart mat, inart fnnfIenoe Dbre Cir
cen paa SorbaanS noget mpitif. Sg
Ger forteIes $iitorier ON Spaler.
Zen iibite Siitorie fan for Etoen le.
ies / italienfe @labe. 9en fortpQer
en- Sabsburgernes ESTABLISHMENTS,
iom ififtet Gierinoe Gang paa Gang
: og MI ligser paa Acknowledgements
9uno.
8iernem masparife Spriter fom
Get fra Sprfiet, bpur oct after bar
fOmmet iom 8ape fra en- periiif
Sprite, berfra til @ien, bpor bet
tlep baaret at Waria Sbereiia. Sun
ifienfet oct til en- gnbIing, @repinbe
Sobenfels - iom blep gift meb en-
rusiiif Storfprite o. ganife nns
niproet at fine esnc 2ipegne. Ser
tegDnber nlpffesfiGoen. Spalerne
- Is itore SpaIer, gulbinofatteoe
og forbnmbet bel gplbne Seq - fir.
tet gierinbe og fom ion grpIIups.
cape ino | &omanoffernes set. Ser
bleo BET | ier @euerationer. S bber
@eneration bragte BET Ilpffe. Sen
fsrfte Gierinoe osbe ,lrg, ben H9ites
@emal blep or9bt en- l1ge efter 9rpl.
lilppet, ben treble bIep inbbImoet /
CT Sfanoale peo G~3arboffet, flpgtet
% osbe | flor S~attigbpm | Shtpeis.
Ne1 Salsfi9ben blcp tiIbage. Sens
fieroe @ierinbe bIep LEGION BEN fsr.
ite brGbt beo Wptteri bIanSt 2ibeg.
ne, bcn femte faa i'm Wanb og lin
glifer begge bs / en- Slel, Den iiette
tor &itslanbs iibite G5arinoe, iom
tleb mproet at 8o~lijepiferne.
Spalitpffet ben itjaaIet. Set bap.
Sc fin Siitorie, os ben par fienbt.
Sen n9ite gier fit osiaa bore Siito.
rien. San troebe life paa ben, men
uloer en- &eiIe fra Rnslanb til @eit.
europa gioroe Fan SpboIo I Son.
ifantinopel, Der bite ban Smpffet
frem % fortalte ON set.
Gen neite Woreen fanStes ban
mproet, og Spalerne bar borte.
Se forIpanot en- Sib. Men un6er
en- Spitano / MiIano iiior plpnoret
anarfiiterne en- Siipelerbutif, mpr.
Get S%noebaperne o. rsbet - Spa.
lerne. Smpffet blep ioIgt til en-
italienif @repe iont forerte fin Su.
itru oct.
San bIeb Sr9bt rnSer en- SaciIt-
rpitmb mn ipaar. Sg @repinben
Raboe facet De rnsiiffe og tprfiffe
Segn tpbet, faitet Spalerne / abria..
.erbauet. Ser bpiler set mi, in6tiI
DC en- Gag blir iun6et.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-06

Sc bar ole Jet / NbiIerne ON SEN
fore grmb paa gifsren for en- Stunb
iioen. Smtrent 70 Siiie git meb % alt
Snbbp.
Se branblibte er fattige Soil % Nss
Cen er berfor meeet flor. @n Snoiams
ltngsfomite blep neoiat meb YaItor 2iIs
iebabl iom Sormanb, % oenne aomite
bar MI arbeibet I fuIo Strait mcb at linz
Ore DC fattiges @ilfaar. Sc finber boa,
grrnoet paa Sbrtioerne / Horgc at me-
gen Sirlp ~trrnses, iom life Tan ops
naaes Der. aomiteen bar IaaIcSes ienbt
Srraab aiennem mig til ale @ifinaer i
Irerifa o9 beber ONT at ale bill gisre
nc9et for De branSIiSte.
BED Soauas2agets Mebe | GIbert
Sea iaar iammcntaIbte ies ole fra @if
o9 granoiasen bIeo bebanbIet sriinbist.
Nne iitemtc ben Sanfe at hi brrbe aiere
noset for De fattise @ranbIibte / 8if.
va Der er flere tuien @ifinger | Nmes
rita, og beriom ale pilbe hoe fin Sci
fi.noe hi inart faa iammen ell Gate Iom
ptlSe noilette Tsben os biGIpe bisie
itaffeIs Solf MI ba Sranseu cr iaa itor.
Seq bill berfor anmobe ale Gitiuaer
Cog andre gaomiIbe SoIf) ON at sisre
bpab be fan | Sasen. Snaf meb sin
@ifd<Habo ON bette, faa bam paiaa til
at aipe fin Sci. Raar 2iiten er fGrbia
iaa fisb en- Sanf Graft, Nonep Srber,
ener ieno pripat 9becf for geIsbet. Senb
oct iaa til Gbriit &. srpften, 8ibaetpab,
Sonia. iom ies bar uSnGpnt til aasier
rer for Snbiamlinseu. Sau piIoe ga
~ffittere for @aberne / Se norite gpiier
her | 2anoet. iamt sipe fuIb 2eanina
oner 8aperne. Yenseue bill bIi 1enbktiI
9aitsr 2iliebabl / Iif inareit muIia, 'ba
BE trrnger Dem iaare.
en- Sci at os fam goSt gibe $40, arz
Ore So o.i.o., efter gone % gilie; men
lab in9en sibe minbre END 81. Ga Bet
er meget pistist at hi life penter, men
sjer bpao hi Tan meb en- Gang.
8Iem ba life Senne pistiae Saa, tirrc
@itinger, men Lao BET bIi gIbor meb
SnbiamIingen.
G. n. SopperitaS,
Sormano. Sosnas2aset.
hilbert Sea, Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-06

Sen at 9moiness 9aeet paIate 9omife
til at i~creitaa llbsipeIien of 0~anbinoss
lasssgogen, bar netup bapt Isse
S%iasboro, y. 8. Sen belle aomite. be-
i~taaenbe at ., 2. 8asIieu, Siusboro.
". g., 6. R. YsSerion, Storbucf.
wtinu.. os Ole @aIboOb. Yetiu. y. s.,
rar tiliteoe, os Tom til Den SeiIutuiuo.
al Saget lille soot I'm ubsipe goaen,
meSminSre vi tan faav n fort Rioaiirafi
oper fra 500 til 1.OO 2anSinaer, ba
SoSen euerS biISe bliue for ipItbar, on
ia pt til cato Inn bar mobiaset ben
forlan8tc unoerrctnens fra omfrina 400
Sanoinaer, iaa iinber Ri os nsSt til at
benitille til ale 9aubinssr, iom eubnu
iHe bar inoienht be forlanate OpIns.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-06
0nlObrDuup.

Ssnbas Sen 17be September feireSes
TabiIon, g. Sal. Scr. pg Irs. Iare
tin Slions @ulbbrbDMp meb en- paffer
Felt ON gftermibbagen | Srefolpia6eos
lltberife airfe. Set bar en- gesibenbeS
# mer END ~ulminSeIis Snteresie, ga
bette Sggtepar bar blanbt Eionererne /
2afe Gonntb. Rr. os Irs. Slion blep
for femti. Iar iiben 9stebiet I Secos
rab, Sa. @rs. SIion er en- Satter al
Pars Sohnion o9 en- Ssiter af S. 81.
Teter, CHARLES, @artin % NSolpb
Srbnion. Sc fom til Scnt6 Safpta /
1874 og bpiatte Jig paa SomeiteaS Ell
Til norb for 2afe Wabiion.
@uInbrbIupsfeiten inbbefattebe en-
pr9gtis Niboas / airfeparIoren, arrans
seret at Slegtninaerne. Geb Siben at
oisic, bpis Sal naar op til oper ct buns
orebe, bar Der oeIad ober ct bunbrebe
@iriter, beriblanot Yarrets n9rneite
Wenner og Naboer. Web Seitprograms
met ON gfternibSasen preiiberebe 9as
1tor Iuiten, % pe[bffebe SaIer bolotes
at bam os gaitorerne gIilie fra SLAM
orean % 6. g. SoIbers at geabiIou,
ian,t at Soiepb Spperub, 6. g. 8enss
pole, Sames SunSe, Setter Iocn o.
0r. Sopbe. Eoa Spforbrina fang Iiis
Mabel Scbnion "SiIpcr Sbreaos among
the 8olo", pe lille @i's 2oraine SIion,
@ulbbrrbeparrcts Ssnneoatter % Sats
ter al Wr. % Rrs. Senrb 8. SIion,
ouerratte paa 0i9iternes @esne 9ebs
itcfor9lorene Ell gIpniterfurp o. femtt
Sruars I @uIb.
Set aannte SrSerspar bar fsIaenSe
Barn tltne: Senrb g., fsbt / Secorab;
Oscar, iom Dor paa BET gamIe Some
iteab; Mrs. gilman SIion oo Wrs.
Y. q. Beitbp, De tire itbite fsbt | 2ate
Grnntb % M bocnSe Der. Nnbrefp OLE
ion ira 9e &ob os Senrp 2opIien OF
Samilte ira Secorab, @artin SlIons
Vrsore, bar tiItebe peb 0iiIbbrblupss
fe'ten, liseleoes flere af gers. SIous
uoenbpes boenbe sIeetninger. Scr. OLE
ION bar ! Dc As Iar ban bar boet |
eoltntbet, o9iaa pGret optaset af andre
Spsler emo Sarming. San bar iaaIez
fes Uteolem al Sirmaet Sobnion Dillon
4 go, ion besbnbte en- af be fsrite Sus
titf%orretninser | @abiion, og iom iiSeu
blep o%pertaset pg ~fortiat af 3. q. Sobns
ion. gr. SIion tieute osiaa t fin Sio
iom eointpfcmmiSI9r % ~inbebapbe
Here Siuiosbpcrb / tit SoipnIbip. San
bar liseleScs en- af Stifterne af Cafe
Sart litberi'e Sirie. Sor nosIe Nar iiz
ben opsan ban oa S%uftruen Sarmbruaet,
lonl ooertnses at Sennen Oscar. Sc
bar iioen boet ! 3abiion.
Sensans SIions oe SobnIonfamiIiers
ne TOM I'll Sate Gountp, bar Der faa
SettIere | Strsaet uoro foe 9afe @aSi.
len. .. y. Soliugstportb a tommet
DID adret fsr. Gan % bans Samilie
Dor Der fremSeIes. git for Ears Sobns
Jon boeoe epman os SartIeb Sbomp,on.
Waa Ears Sobniun Sarmen Dor MI Ssus
nen Noolpb. gaaoe Solutions oa OGons
iamilierue sreieSe Tia | geepnbeIieu meS
2%orpbptter, Inn meo Iibt Sr9pirfe iii
Sere % Sinousstmrme. SorSeuc til
oisie transportereSes fra 8ort6inaton,
@inn. 8 Sprpbbtterne boeSe Be / fer
gar. bporefter De bpasebe fla Srie af
Ere. Tom be fisbte @ateriaIer til | Gus
berne. @eiun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-06

(WeI.: "Gn llnebirf itauber peb
Giorber.")

OlS&"'b
o. iom lab % ane fetre watrrems OIL
tibsfeft;
2ipet III after feire, Sommeren er Dor
@iGff.
9et meries | Gommerens Smpife. bpaS
Strait fom Der aror frem,
Ct Tan Ri os berom uotrptte. ei ifrine BET
tan meb Yen.
c, berIiee Commencement meb al Din
Gus % Gang,
Zen gaIfom % fpeser / Sorsen os lets
ter paa al 0 Gang.
9ine SiIier ps Roier Ds frbber meb jim
gube os Suft iaa ish;
Gen tr9tte @anbrer bu bbSer Spile |
@rsuip9rcts stieo.
Get buffer iaa bnbie fra Sfoben at glas
be og Blommer ii9r.
&ens @anblilien bisiet paa @open blot
/ fin &nopning itaar,
Sen lisger Itbt Longer / Snale os brsms
mer n Sommerens Grub.
9. tent, ON ben hinse tale, ben pilbe
loppriie fin 9nb.
Saa ofte / Ganben bi braser, bbpr Dor
@uege fob ensan9.
9bor Saarebirfen iaa fager finger fin
gemobsians. -
Sen brtnser en- SiIien til ale fra SieIb
os 81 o9 5ioro.
Sra gierse, Seie og Sale, fra @arns
bontsbien1r,et os Ror.
saa uransen en- Dsor MI fibber I CONS
merfpeISen forlabt
% lbtter til SneIenes &pibberti Ibie
Sommernat.
Sbab sisr bet ON MIber big bsier %
Sobeoet fsIes Iibt tnnst.
Sit 11nsbomsfinb enb Su eicr. 3ors
Sicrte er epist unst.
gu Ror bar feiet os prbbet. fig ifsrt fit
Seftbagsifrub.
en- g%emobstaare ubsbbet, tbi 9anfen
fad lanet gaar no.
Gun minbes be %benipunbne Sage mems
8srnene runbt benoe iprane.
Grinbringen hun er tilbnee - nh Siben
ipnes iaa lang.
Sborlebes Tan Nor fprsIemme BET Barn,
Tom fra beube git?
Gun fbnes at bsre bin Gtemme; bun
fines at merle Sfribt.
Wen al, bet bar 8inSen, iom 5uife %
Wtnbet til benoe jog.
en- Iors Sorbaabninser fnute. Slln
baaber be fommer bog.
q, Ear on en- Ror tilbage / Siemmet
iom on fcrIob
Strar Yennen | Saanb hu tase, ifrin oe
opfriif benbes Wob.
ga itrsr on Hoier faa fa9re for Ror
paa benbes Bel.
Sift benne paa Siemmets gser Der sror
Sorglemmigei.
Spor bnbiet BET CT at faa Iptte til Sros=
lernes Srpbelang.
GrirSrin9er BERTH fig fnptter fra Sieu,s
NETS blomitrenbc Sang.
Com forbum ies bsrer benz fringe i
Sommerens S~erliebeb.
Tens aftenflofferne ringe % faIbe til
beGIig Sreb.
Som Lao ps | aanben feire meb Ror
Dor @~lGbesfet.
8 @rsnip9ret iIaa bore 9eire % frpbes
iom aIerbebit.
2ob Spmmerens Hpie os lGre. Dor Tib
Der paa Serb er tort.
Sao os Den benbtte % ere, fsrenb ben
irinber bort.
Irs. Ilette & boripn.
Seubigb. q. Sal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-06

aItiaa, en- Iienenbe Sorm fan benbts
tee, pg anbst af Suteresie fan napucs,
iuaIom fOrifieIlise S%iuibsbperb meS me
re. &pm os M til Si9lp ps inbienb til
Scr. g. e. 8aslien. SiGsboro. g. g.,
D. fcrlangte Splpsningerl
serbsot9ft
6. 81. 8eoerIon,
Sefs. 9anbiugsz 9aget,
Starbucf. Rim.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-06

pinien pasieoe fsrit % iremit fin
garf 90 tcg Iiben cler ingeu Del |
Oct ~offentiige Sip.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-06
Brig iffe
8refbint!
Otter 80 Vars GrfartHg bar ri frtmbragt
en- A~uueuoelit for Wrub, 8ptnber %
8Brn btlbrtSenbe 8rof.
81 fenSer Den paa Yrspe.

Sris hu bor foriset uafen off onbet, foui til %.
3oor onbre teller bar pi baot bore ftsrite Deb.
Stub ~oehfsisbt 8upou ibaa. o. oi oil itube big frit
The Holbrook news., 1922-07-07
SUNDAY SERVICES IN THE METH ODlST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
 Sunday School 1000 A. M.
CATHOLIC SERVICE

Sunday 1000 a. m. Sdn- day school conducted in Spanish.
 Sunday HOO a. m. Sun day school conducted in English.
The Holbrook news., 1922-07-07
HOLBRO0K BROWNS
 BRING BACK LAURELS

The Holbrook Browns un- der the management of Henry Lopez, one of The News force went up to St. Johns and Springerville last week, and came back with all the bacon they have in that neck of the woods.
 They played St. Johns team twice, once on San Juan's Day, June "A, on which day the score was 12 to 7 in favor of the Holbrook Browns, the second game, played on the 25 was a bet ter game, the score being 4 to 5 in favor of our team.
 Then on the 27th the team played with Concho and this game also resulted in favor of the Browns with a score of [ to 4.
 On June 29th a composite team of the Holbrook Browns and the St. Johns team played at Springerville during the Cowboyre-union. On this team were Henry Lopez, L. s. Rubi, and J. Salas of Holbrook. This game resulted in a score of F to 0 in favor of Holbrook and St. Johns.
 As can easily be seen this was a decidedly successful trip for the Holbrook Browns. We are pleased to welcome them back with so many laurels. Three cheers for the HOlbrook Browns!
The Holbrook news., 1922-07-07
COPIED PRACTICES OF BIRDS
Man in His Attempted Conquest ef the Air Has Only Initiated the
 Feathered Creatures.

Now that man has practically con- quel'ed the problem of flying, it is in- teYesting to observe that lie actually learned this in the same way as did the birds themselves.
 But birds were originally not birds at all but belonged to the reptile family, and acquired wings through a long series of changes in the forward part of the body. These reptiles could swim, and this is the nearest approach to actual flying there is.
 The first fossil bird on record ap- pears to have had quill feathers be- tween the legs and the body, being d combination Of bird and reptile. These feathers an tail enabled it to sail through the air. Continued practice uf this sailing would have q tendency to affect the scales on the body of the reptile through friction with the air causing them to split and become fuzzy.
 Scientists agree upon this, but they do not all stand together upon the question of the probable manner ill which flying was first attempted, re marks the I etroit News. Some think that these creatures learned to fly by springing upward from the ground, others say that they started from the top of d tree or hill and sailed down ward. II prt bably was practiced in a downward direction from Il height, and the cumb arsome creatures gradual ly learned from moving their wings to steady thems elves in sailing down ward. Afterward they found that by continued fiapI ing they could also rise.
 Man, in lean ing to fly, also initiated the birds in thi, respect. for he started where the bird: did. His first success with tue flying machine was in 'glid- ing" from q height downward, and he, too, learned how to start from the ground aud rise
The Holbrook news., 1922-07-07
CROMWELL HAD LIGHTER SIDE
Incident Recorded of Him Seems to Prove That He Could Enjoy
 Practical Joke.

IL Is told of Oliyer Cromwell, the English leader and soldier. that he had great love of fun, which he would indulge often at the expense of others, according tO the impulse Of the moment. An example of this trait Is shown in the following incident. Cromwell had Il very beautiful daugh ter, and al tine time he came into power in England one of his attend ants took Il fancy tO this young lady. One day Cromwell went into his daughters room and was surprised to see his page on his knees making Il declaration of his love to his daughter.
 "What does this mean?" demanded Cromwell.
 May it please your worship" stam- mered the frightened page, "l am in love with wonder waiting maid'- pointing to her as he spOke-'an6 l have been beseeching your daughter to use her influence iii my behalf
 Are you willing" said Cromwell to the waiting maid. ito have this fellow for your husband?'
 ''NeS.'' she answered.
 Well, then" said Cromwell we'll nave a minister called in and you two shall he married immediately" and il was no sooner said than done.-Phila delphia Ledger.
The Holbrook news., 1922-07-07
WAS MARRIED TO BEST MAN
Odd Happening Recorded at Wedding --CrideJroon Willing to Allow
 Bride Time to Consider.

Not so long ago a strange error occurred al a church wedding. In some way tAe Lridal party became confused and at ihe close of the cere- mony il was dis. UVered that the bride had been married to the best man. Further compile dtiCns arose from the fact that the best man was already engaged to the brides younger sis ter. The register had not yet been signed, and there was nothing for It but to perform the ceremony over again. The mistake had arisen make the necessary response for the bridegroom. who was so nervous as to be unable to remember them him. self. At q wedding which took place in country village q few years ago the bridegroom, on being asked the customary question, Wilt thou take this woman to be thy wife?" scratched his head reflectively, and. turning to the bride, asked: will ye clean my boOtS?" The query was met in the affirmative, and the ceremony pro ceeded. A Imaginable incident once occurred at village wedding. When the bride had reached the church she had forgotten her gloves, and fiatly refused to be married without them adding: Be quick, lest l change my mind!" Two hours later the bride groom was discovered seated in the local inn, calmly putting away at a cigar, waiting. as he explained, to see if the bride really would change her mind
The Holbrook news., 1922-07-07
VISIT IN ALBUQUERQUE

Mir. and Mrs. Geo. Hen nessey left this week for a short stay in the Duke City. Evelyn and Betty accomp- anied them. They all made the trip in the Hennessey car and cute little Betty was delighted with the idea that "they would be tour ists.
 in Albuquerque they had a short visit with MT. Hen- nessey's mother.
The Holbrook news., 1922-07-07

Atty. and Mrs. W. E. Ferguson entertained a few of their friends and neigh bors last Sunday evening, The social gathering was a great success and all pre- sent had a most delightful time.
 Mrs. Ed Hennessey and daughter Leola. accompani- ed by the younger children, are in Adamana for a week S visit with Mr. Hennessey.
 Atty. ". E. Ferguson drove to St. Johns Friday on legal matters. He was accompanied by MT. Foster.
The Holbrook news., 1922-07-07
SPENDS VACATION IN SOUTHERN PART
 OF COUNTY

Henry Lopez of The News force spent his ten day vaca- tion in the vicinity of St. Johns and Springerville. He reports having had a fine time. While there he took in the Cowboy reunion and informs us that Ed Cole, who is we'll known to most Holbrook people pulled down a lot of first money in the riding and roping contests.
 MT. Lopez returned from the south country on Sun day.
The Holbrook news., 1922-07-07

Ii pays to adperfise in liUe netps- paper Try The NelDs.
The Holbrook news., 1922-07-07
60 TO PLEASANT
 VALLEY ON FOURTH

Minnie Wallace, Anne Cole, Fay Flanigan, and Mir. Lemmons drove over to the Wallace ranch late last week. At the ranch they were join ed by Mrs. M0ritz and Mrs. Riggs who have been there for some time. The whole party got horses and rode over to the McFadden ranch in Pleasant Valley where they enjoyed a gay time on the Fourth.
The Holbrook news., 1922-07-07

The L. D. 5. entertain ment, an operetta called "The Brownie Band" met with such unqualified suc- cess upon it's presentation Friday evening, and t h e request for it's repti- tiOn were so numerous that the actors consented to an encore on Saturday night. Both were charming per formances and reflect the highest praise on the per- formers and on Mrs. Farr and Mrs. McCleve who train ed the children. Such achievements are of value, not alone to the children who take part, but also to the community as a whole.
The Holbrook news., 1922-07-07
WILL MAKE HER HOME } HERE

! Mrs. G. M. BraXton re- turned this week from Cali fornia where she has made her home for the past two years. She intends, so we are informed to make this her home. California is a wonderful place, but when 6ne has lived on the desert and has many friends there, no other place ever really seems like home. We are all glad to have Mrs. Brax- ton return.
The Holbrook news., 1922-07-07
NEW OCCUPANT OF
 TITLE BUILDING

Atty. w. E. Ferguson has removed his law offices to a location in the Title Build ing on Porter St. across from the Navajo Garage. He has a very delightful suite of rooms and finds them to be in a very convenient spot for a lawyer, as they are near to that arena of the lawyers hard fought duels, the Coun- ty Court House.
The Holbrook news., 1922-07-07

: Atty. T. R. Greer was call ed to Winslow on legal busi- ness Sunday night.
 ,. w. w. Franklin motored to Winslow Saturday and from there on over to Leupp. If he doesn't look out he will turn into one of those birds they call a "road-runner."
The Holbrook news., 1922-07-07

Mir. Clossey of Adamana was in Holbrook Saturday. He tarried only shortly be- cause the future destiny of the Santa Fe demanded his attendance in Adamana.
The Holbrook news., 1922-07-07
60 TO ST. JOHNS


 Mrs. Burr Porter, who has been visiting here, re- turned to her home in Nav ajo last Friday. She was accompanied by her mother Mrs, Margaret Smith and sister Mrs. Glenn Snod- grass. After spending a few days at the ranch the party drove to St. Johns for the Fourth where they were joined by another member of the family, Mir. Ruben Smith.
The Holbrook news., 1922-07-07

Mrs. Jack Smith was in Holbrook last week having dental work done at the eff ficient hands of Dr. Switzer. Mrs. Smith was at one time a resident of HolbroOk, her husband being Postmaster here for a time,
The Holbrook news., 1922-07-07

MT. JIM. Lee went to Flagstaff on No. Fl Monday night. MT. Lee is a regular "dyed-in-wooH' baseball fan and dearly loves to see a good game.
 Mir. Marques of Concho was in Holbrook early this week. Mr. Marques is grazing a large band ot sheep near our town.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-13
Three Converted
At Revival Last
Night by Borden

Three were converted at the Church
OF Christ revival meeting Monday eve.
ming. This revival which has been con.
Quoted by Evangelist f. NJ Borden for
the past few days has been well attend.
ed and viii be continued for some time.
A large audience heard Evangelist
Bordens sermon Monday evening on
the subject rs the Bible Reasonable"
The substance OF the sermon was THE
Bible Is reasonable. and those who have
embraced its teachings are not afraid
to have 1t investigated. The prophets
OF old and the disciples Of today are in.
yestigated. The prophet, Isiah said,
Come, now and let us reason together.
The prophets Of old and the disciples
Of today are inviting any investigation.
When John sent his disciples 10 Jesus
TO know II he was the Messiah he did
not ask them 10 take his word but told
them to see for themselves. They saw
the real miracles performed: the lame
We're made 10 walk and the blind 10 see.
They could tell John what Jesus was do.
ing and that was enough. Was 1t reas.
enable 70 believe under such circum.
stances.
Evangelist Borden has chosen Us his
subject this evening. "Nebzuehadnez.
zar's Wonderful Dream"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-13

A young man who practiced medicine
in Pennsylvania became famous and
was called in consultation in many
towns and cities because Of his success
in the treatment Of disease This was
DR.. Pierce, who finally made up his
mind to place some. Of his medicines
before the public. and moving TO Buf.
falo, N. Y, put UP what he called his
"Favorite Prescription" and placed II
with the druggists in every state.
I,r. Pierco's Favorite Prescription
has long been recognized as tonic for
diseases peculiar TO womankind. After
suffering pain. feeling nervous. dizzy,
weak and dragged down by weakness
OF her sex--a woman is quickly restored
10 health by its use. Thousands OF wo-
men testify that DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription has entirely eradlcated
their distressing ailments.
More recently that wonderful discov.
cry of DIR. Pierce's, called An.uric (for
kidneys and backache) has been sue
cessfully used by many thousands who
write DR.. Pierce Of the benefits receiv-
ed-that their backache, rheumatism.
and other symptoms Of uric acid de.
posits in joints or muscles have been
completely conquered by its use.
Send 10c to DR.. Pierce, Buffalo. Y.
Y, for trial pkg. Of any OF his remedies,
or write for free medical advice. adv.