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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-14
SIERRA PEAKS
SNOW SWEPT
Record Fall Reported on Mt.
Wilson, in California

LOS ANGELES, OCT IA rec.
ORD snowfall Ia the hlEh slerraa Nar
reported 10 tus weather bureau hero
bS observers located in tho hlgh
mountain country
A depth ~ scyeml fcrt Wss re-
ported ON Mount Wilson, with "a
storm atili iu progress there
The precipitation 30 lar, according
10 the weather post 81 the Mount
Wilson observatory. already has ca
cecdcd tho yearly average Tor the
past three years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-14

CENsATIoNs III any - OF being
~ shaved and halrcu,ted IN tho
midst OF a minstrel show viii be OK,
perieuccd by customers at Glen Me
Leods barber shop. opposite the
postotfice. when Glen and his "teller'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-14

MARQUETTE. Mich.-Ir Martin
Havican. charged here with murder.
had kept his finger nails clean. bit
OF damaging evidence would not have
been introduced against him In court.
Or. Charles Bliss. state chemist.
scraped some dirt from beneath Hav-
leans nails. The doctor testified that
he found human blood in the dirt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-14

DAY IN AND DAY OUT
Louis Ginnocchio stands out
side the door Of the room in
the courthouse at Memphis,
Tenn. where seized liquor is
stored. For years before the
prohibition act went into eff
feet he made it n hobby to
collect bottles of rare liquor.
The police recently raided his
home and, while Ginnocchio's
lawyers are fighting thru the
courts the seizure Of liquor, he
stands guard over his collec-
ton. When anyone enters the
liquor room, he enters also.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-14
Six Deaths From
Cholera Scourge

MANILA. +. l., Oct lt.-tBy L..
Pl-Six deaths within the past -
hours with II new cases reported.
is the latest toll OF the cholera cpl,
demic here. Despite tho situation.
health authorities insist they have
the plague well in hand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-14
Epworth League
Rally on Friday

The Seattle District Epworth
league viii hold It's annual fall rally
at the University Methodist church
Friday evening at o'clock
Or. Edward David Mills. Portland.
will address the members OF the
league There will also be musical
program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-14

The lamb crop In the United States
this year exceeded that % last yeAl
hy 90 per cent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-14
W0men's Ray0n
BLOOMERS

Good quality; -
splendid varie. VII VU
" OF attractive n 81
colorings; well
made; effectively trimmed with
contrasting colors. Elastic
knees.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-01
MOVE NEBEZPECIE MA OBZoRE.

Nenecku boa nedel'u vol 'ba prezidenta. Zvoe-
ny Dol Hindenburg Ten Hndenburg, ktorI bol osavo-
yany zboznovany Nemcam, ktory bol vojnv dlnlvm
1ch bohom.
Nemecky narod tedy zvolil 81 vojvodcu monachistu
svojho prezidenta. Dokazal tyn. je novel vonv
chvy re neve sam od seba. demokraticky spravoi
vat Nemcovi este vzdy inponuje lesk titu; nemoze
zt bez pana kajzerizmus zie nom hboko zakoreneny
Nemecky kajzerizmus, prejaveny zvolenfm Hnden-
bnrga prezidena, mic dobreho neznamena pre- mier
Europy TO e to ste ako keby 81 Nemci boil pozvai Will
hema kajzera ako keby boil pokyvli rukou pod
yladni mad nam priprav mas do novel vojny!
Nemec bude vzdy Nemcom. Ten naturu svoju nevie
dlho zakrvvat Prezrad sa, co 81 tm priam al poskod
Dobre Francz robil ked nedali zvabit Anglicanmi
Alnerikanm istupnosti voci Nemcom Francizi Mem
dobIe poznajn. dobre je re Nemec tax chytro
prezrad Ohrozen6 krajny: Belgcko Franc1zsko, Ces-
koslovensko Pol sko atd bud teraz ntene svorno-
sti nazfvat, aby ked Nemec pohne, nohy 4u cestu
jesnym ahom zastavit Ceskoslovenska vojenska s1nl
VA Francfzskom Jnhoslavou boa mieste, ako SINE
70 pred rokom spomenui. Pride al smuva Pol 'skom
tax Ceskoslovensko bude pripravene prot prekvapen
Nelnec Mad ar nebudn nikdy demokratni. On me-
lit bez kl cisarov; bez grofov bar6nov bez
generalov yojakov Tch najvyssm idealom zivota je
eladnut mad inym vo tomu, ably vladli, bud1 vd "a
me zat pay orocLy sluzt svojim vladcom: cisalom
fra ON ostatnej cvarge. Ny ich lutujme re neve
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-01
NEPREPAsTE PRILEzITOsT!

Sberlte dakedv do kraja! Isteze aspon tretina
nasich ctate ov ma 1mvsh vratit dakedy drahe
Sovensko stravit tam zvysujlcu cast svojho zvota.
Mnohi by uz boil vratili, keby mali k comu vratit
keby tam boly lepsie pomery. Ale otcovsk+ najeok
rozkiskovanv medz bratm sestram, remesa zadneho,
tax to velmi tazko biedne kraji zije I'M s
radsej tuna polnoc ako klaji poludnie. Tito w
zabudli rodisko srastli novym zvotomy Keby sa
vritili, muse by novemu zivotu navykat.
Tieto riadky znejn pre- tych ktor tdzia chceli by
vratit domov ale obavaju zivobytie Ma Sloven
sku sa dee neco coho nebolo dosia nebue
nikdy vac opakovat'. Della tam pansk6 role Tie
role kore drzali dosavad' moc CROFT, baroni veki
pan Tie role, pre- ktor6 museli vyst ahovat do Ame
rky tisc Sovaci Tie role pre- ktore mas naod boil cu
dobny ubijanv otrocent telesne dsevne Tu je prize
zitost aka Wac nkdy nebude-dostat teto role do
ej moci, do k Slovakov Ceskosovenska vada vyvlast
Iuje vsetky panske vel majetky deli ich medzi ud
Ia nizku predvaecm ktory americkv Slovak ttzi
svojm domovom mech nemeska hasit svoj pridel
role. Fem predava 20 1900 do 5000 kori1n "a utro
u paru jutracE mono vyzt jutro soji len okolo
500 aerckvch peniazoch kto ma 81 900 hotovosti
okrem oho dost penazi cesu, moze bezpecne odce
stovat do krau, ked w ma pridelent Pozemkovym
Uradom. Pravda, kto ma Wac penaz tym lepSe prenho
Nebude 81 mlset' pozriava' donna stavby zaria
denie hospodalstva Ale kto bude mat vyplaen zem
dostane pozcku banke Kto 81 takto zabezpec ro u,
nenusi obavat re kraji nevyzje Okrem race okoo
hospodarstva, najde prezitost drobnvm zarobkom
Ale roa je hlavna bez vasnena role nepGst ae sa
donov, ked' nechcete psotarit.
II citatela, ktor majn kraj rodinu bez poll bez
Zene, dobre uroba ked' ponozu svojm rodnam kraji
kupt palcelovanll zem. Mnohi to m0zu urobit my i'm
to odporlicame. Mech slovenska dosane do so-
yenskych rik nie do cudzch! Klm Sovac ne
Nlastnia Slovensko nebudu nom panom Lebo ipanom
akejko vek krajny sil ME luda, ktor ne len byva
ale IT, ktori iu vlast1a, drzia majetku
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-01
PRIATEL'.
Napisal: Anton Hok.

kto ma co len jedineho priate-
Ia, nema pridinu hnevat' sa ma
Boha, alebo ma svet. Priatel' je ii
bhzsf, nezli brat. Priatel' ma Il
Iprimnl sdstrast' tebou, ked' 81
stiesneny, ked' 81 neporozumeny
a skl'neeny pod bremenom ran
a dderov birlivych vim zivota.
Priatel' ma pre- teba nielen SIT
strast', ale al snslast a to je t'az-
sia vec. Sustrasti je schopny al
ten, kto ii mac neni priatel 'om,
ale snslasti je schopny len oprav-
divy priatel'. On sa test tvojmu
ilspechu, i ked' sa ii lepsie dari,
nezli jemu. Znam jednoho speva-
ka, ktory syojho priatel'a, tiez
speyaka prevysil, ale. tento no tym
Wac miluje a test sa jeho ispe-
chu. To znamena prave priatel' :
stvo. Priatel' mas l'nbi tax, aky-
mi SINE, al nase chyby no zaujima-
jil; miluje pas vzdor nasim ne
dostatkom. On vie, ze mas chyby,
ale to nevadf jeho milovaniu.
PriateP ii vzdy verf, jestli kto
vieru priatel'ovu zneuzije, tax je
nicomnik, oplan. Priatel 'stvo sa
vsak len vernym, dprimnym pria-
tel'stvom udrzuje.
| Priatel tia nes1di, al keby svet
prot tebe povstal, ano proti voli
rodicom zastava TIA 1primny pria-
tel ako Jonathan Davida. On o
|tebe vzdy dobre mysli jeho vie
"a ia posiluje, ze anoi
Priatel' ia vzdy pochvali, zvla-
ste v tvojej nepritomnosti, tvoja
cest' je MIN nielen chranena, ale
sfrena. On cfti tvoj bol' tvoju
radost' a test sa tvojho dobra
a ispechu. On ia rozumie, lebo
skrze Iasku vniknul do najtajnej-
sich skutkov tvojej duse. Cloveka
len vtedy porozumieme, ked' no
milujeme, lebo vtedy sa k nam
nakloni, ako kvet sa kloni ku ST.
niecku. Jaka to radost', ked' clo-
vek vie, re no niekto chape a rozu-
mie. Priatel 'stvo sd musi opatrne
psstovat' ono je ako jenny kvie
tok, ktory sa musi chranit' pred
zimou a mrazom, tiez sd musi "a
lievat', Ma since vystavovat', ably
nezvadol.
Priatel 'stvo nenahradi. bohat-
stvo alebo slava. Vel'kv sklada-
tel Wagner Dol geniom, bohatym
a slavnym muzom, ale pre- svoj
nekroteny egoismus ztratil i svoj-
no posledneho priatel "a, ked' to
poznal, Dol vel mi nest 'astny.
NASH priatel'a, vaz 81 no, ako
oko hlave, opatruj, ako najcen-
nejsi diamant, d'akuj zan Buhu,
'ako "a najcennejsi dar. Kristus
povysil svojich ucedlnikov ma ten
najvyssi stupen, poctil ich maj
vaesou cest 'ou, ked' i'm povedal:
."Vy priatelia moi ste'. Dobre
je mat priatel'a, lepsie je MIN
byt'.
pan Anton Hok, ktory je chy-
recnym spevakom, bude mat V
Youngstown koncert na buduci
mesiac. Cllystajte sd man,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-01
UCASTINY SLOVENSKEJ
BANKY.

Niaceri youngstownski Slovaci
vlastnia ncastiny Slovenskej Ban
ky, IA ,ktore platili vel Ike obno-
sy. Dha 3. marca na prazskej bur
re iicastiny tejto banky kvotova-
ne boly po 121.- Kcs.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-01

da povzniest hmodrskeho zvotonazor; ked' sa vsak
nemozu musime hadet ma to, ably nadale radsej liza
patty svojim vasnJm panom, tnesi ably ich ehltky ma
ovladanie narodov sa splnly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-13
Genuine Characters
in Fairbanks Film

One OF tho outstanding features
OF The Thief OF Bagdad. az the
Liberty now. Is the correctness OF
the types OF characters In the cast.
A real Mussclman ls the mueddin
who calls the faithful TO prayer.
sable hued slaves arc at tho call
Of the mobiles: East Indians sur
round tho prince OF that relm.
and orienials serve the Monaghan
chief
one OF the striking figures among
the Aslatics Is the pretty little CHI
ness girl. Anna May Wong. Like
the famous All SID. she Is real
Chinese Kid" Anna was born In
the province OF Kan Su. In the
northwestern corner OF tho Celestial
Kingdom. Her real namc Is Wong
Lew Song. meaning two yellow VIII
lows. Her father was Song Choo
Song. noted scholar. writer and
philosopher and historigraphsr OF
the 18th century.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-13
Fun and Mystery
in Columbia Film,

To film faus who love romance,
mystery and hlgh.pltched excitement
coupled with hilarious comedy. "se.
crets OF the Night" the screen YER.
sion OF the famous play. THE Night
Cap" by Guy Bolton and Max Mar.
Gin, affords an unending source Of
entertainment
This sensational play. which starts
Mt the Columbia Friday. in its very
title speaks OF It's mystery and clever
surprises. which build up suspense
and interest until the last foot OF
the film. when a startling denounc-
ment solves tho puzzllng and uncan.
NY situations 10 the satisfaction OF
tho absorbed spectators.
a remarkably good cast gives the
melodramatic comedy added impetus
James Kirkwood. MadEe Bethany.
Zazu Pitts. Rosemary Theby. Tom
Wilson and Edward Cecil play the
leading characters in this mad mix
up Of comedy and sensations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-13

Tom Mix will portray one of the
most celebrated "stick'em-ups" who
ever trod the road as Dick Turpin, :
in forthcoming Fox production OF
that title.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-13
SCREEN ATTRACTIONS
STAGE
Norma at Best
in "OnIy Woman"

Always beautiful. always tho su'
prone actress. Norma Talmadgo Is
AZ her best In "Thc only Woman"
the picture now NJ the strand.
In this story OF woman who
sacrificed herself az tho marriage
altar to man she loathcd In order
TO save his fa,her from Disgrace. she
has opportunity TO bring into play
all the powcrfulncas Of her character.
the human appeal OF her personality.
Perhaps the two biggest scenes Of
the film arc the wedding and tho
shlpwrccs. Tho wedding. which
should havo been portent OF happi.
moss ls ovtrhunE with tragedy. for Il
Il Iovelcas marriage. II takes the
shipwroek. with danger hanging rife.
to bring realization Of her love TO
tho bride. Eugene o'Brien plays tho
role of tho man whom she married
10 reform him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-13
Youth Bought
and Paid For

Can youth be bought Wanna du
Maurier found that Il could. but at
What crushing cost Anna g.
Nilsson is tho star in "vanity's
Price" the story Of an actress
grown too old Tor stage life. who
tried TO turn the clock OF time
backwards. now at the winter
Garden.
The plot ccntors around the dis
coyerics OF Steinbach in Vienna con-
corning reiuvenation. Physical youth
is on the market and is bought and
sold as any commodity. but that
ineffable spiritual quality OF youth
Is never TO be recaptured.
A strong cast supports Miss
Nilsson. including wyndham Stand
ing. Lucille Ricksen, Stuart Holmes
and Arthur Rankin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-13
It's Hard Life
for Dark SUons

To be forced all ones life 10 stand
by. ignored. and watch ones pretty
sister capture the men was the fate
OF "The Dark swan played By
Helene Chadwick. in the picture by
the same name at tho blue Mouse,
starting Saturday.
And then the browning blowi To
have romance snatched out OF her
hand. her first and only romance
filched from her by tho wiles OF her
heartless sister-that was nearly
too much. But the dark swan lived
thru II. and in the end tho man
discovers that there are some things
that can be moro lasting than mere
prettiness.
The man In Monte Blue and the
beautiful, shallow sister. Is Marie
Provost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-13

THE Only Woman stars Norma Tamadge Strand Columbia has
drama Secrets the Night with Nladge Beamy Douglas Fair
banks Thief of Bagdad remains at Liberty Barbara La Mari comes
to Coliseum in "Sanda"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-13
George Beban
NouU at Capitol

George Beban, famous for his
screen interpretations OF the poor
Italian, has created another master
piece in human appeal in The
Greatest Love OF ALL" which starts
at the Capitol Friday.
Again Beban is a laboring Itai.
ian. with a nature giileless and Low.
ing. and again he has blended the
maximum OF comedy and pathos
into his portrayal. Not only did
Beban write his own scenario. but
he superintendcd all tho settings
and directed the whole process OF
making the film.
Helen Holcombe. who has taken
the feminine lead with Beban fire.
quently before. is again seen In the
role OF his sweetheart. Trina.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-13
Heilig Film, Strong
in Human Interest

Girls Men Forget" now at the
tho Heiiig. Is one OF those very HUI
man slices Of life which. tho con-
tanning no sensational features,
actually provides many heart throbs
in It's own realistic way.
Its story is simplicity Itself and
therein lies It's chief charm. Its
central character is Kitty shayne,
played by Patsy Ruth Miller. the
most popular girl In the town. she
Is the life Of tho party. But gradu-
ally II becomes apparent to her
that her friends are being courted.
and married. while she remains I'M
sought and unclaimed.
What Kitty does about the stu
alton brings the story TO n climax.
Johnny Walker has the male lead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-13
Costume Ball
Gorgeous Affair

A huge costume ball, rich IN
beauty and gorgcousness. Ia ons OF
the pivotal points in the story Of
-sandra." the attraction ~ The Colt
scum. starting saturday. The af-
fair provides Barbara LAMAR With
an opportunity 60 display her we'll
known emotional talents
~ tho queen Of the ball. Mas
LaMarr IN seen in magnificent
silver cloth and lace creation. with
silver star hcaddress 10 match.
Miss LAMAR In supported by Bert
Lytell IN this picture. haid 10 DO a
story OF tremendous appeal and
dramatic Intensity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-13
GOLD IN CANANpA

OTTAWA, Ont Feb. i5.-Gok
production OF Canada shattered al
previous records last year. exceeding
the peak output OF 1923 by 30e.ees
ounces. according TO a report ISSUED
by the dominion bureau OF statistics
Total 1924 production was i,5.5.Qea
ounces valued at ssl.52s.ooo con-
pared with l,233,34l ounces worth
s25.4s5.421 the previous year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-13
LAST of Duanes"
Playing at State

The Last OF the Duancs," n zano
Grey story. starring Tom Mix. Ia
the current attraction Mt the state.
Tony. Toms wonder horse. has a
prominent part in the film.
The Rose Bud Review. In some
songs and dances, Is on added at
traction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-13
Tom Mix Stars
at Colonial

Tom Mix. the popular Western
star, is at the Colonial Friday in
''The Heart OF Texas Ryan in
which he again puts over some
daring stunts and does some fast
riding and shooting
Frank Merrill. called the Hercules
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-13

o, motion pictures, comes Saturdsy
in "a Fighting Heart" a conesy
drama OF college athlete and 3
mix-up with gang OF crooks Mar
garot Lands has the feminine lead.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-09-25
Saved Many Lives by
Rejecting Fool AdUice

A funnel-like tornado swept Chews-
vile, Md, and neighboring. country.
The old brick schoolhouse at this town
was crushed and scores of large trees
were uprooted. Naturally everybody
got excited. One Of many who had
expressed fear for the condition of
the railroad tracks and the safety of
passengers ON a railroad train which
was soon to pass through the town
was told harshly by cucumber-souled
inhabitant to keep your shirt on"
But when the excited man, walking
up the railroad track, saw giant tree
lying across the rails and heard the
far-away sound of an approaching
train, he refused to be handicapped
by any foolish saying-he tore his
shirt of his back and, running toward
the train, waved the shirt frantically
to signal the engineer to stop. The
engineer did stop, just few feet in
front Of the fallen tree, and the man
who refused to keep his shirt on is
credited with averting wreck and
saving many lives.-Pathfinder Mag
azine.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-09-25
CONVERSION
sv THOMAS ARKLE CLARK

TWAS reading magazine the other
1 day when this sentence caught my
eye and held my attention: zone cam
not go toward one thing unless one
goes from something else" And in all
the universe, movement Is inevitable
and universal.
1t was the prodigal who said, Il will
arise and go to my father" He was
leaving behind him hunger and rags
and filth and sin and abject poverty
and friendlessness. He was going
from all that was miserable and
wretched and low. He was going to-
ward comfort and friends and love
and home, but he had to leave one
thing before he could reach the other.
There must for him be separation
from his old life before there could
be realization Of the new. he must
turn his back on one scene before his
eyes could behold the beauties OF the
other.
When I was a child there was an an
nual revival meeting conducted Tor
weeks in the little schoolhouse two
miles from where we lived. 1t lasted
for weeks, if the roads were good, and
it furnished about the only relaxation
there was from the monotony and rou-
tine of hard work with which we were
familiar.
Everybody turned out. Young peo-
pie and old came from miles around
afoot, on horse back, in lumber wag-
ons, by every means Of locomotion
available. The interest was intense,
the sermons were dramatic, and the
appeal to the individual strongly emo
tional. Ultimately numbers of men
and women yielded to the appeal and
admitted conversion.
The term was a little confusing to
me. 1t seemed very sudden, mysteri-
GUS experience. often full of emotion
and excitement, bringing many to
tears and throwing others into appar-
ent ecstasies of Joy and happiness.
sat back with the other fellows inter-
ested, fascinated by the phenomena
which were before me, longing rather
vaguely for something, but l did not
know what. I didn't understand 1t
then-it was in fact years before 1t
became clear to me just what it all
meant.
There was Jim Bradley, for example.
He was fifty years old. He had never
gone to church; he was the loudest,
most profane talker in the neighbor-
hood. He could not utter sentence
without bringing in an oath or a vul-
gar word, and after he was converted
he never swore again. 1t was too
much for me. They talked q good
deal about backsliders, too, and 1
couldn't quite grasp that.
Ultimately 1 came to see that both
the man who was converted nd the
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-09-25
Bridge in Mexico Is
Built of Mahogany

AS almost everyone knows, mahog-
any is among the most costly woods
In existence. This tropical material
is very seldom used in the construc-
ton of buildings of any kind; its prin-
cipal use is for high-grade furniture.
There is, however, one bridge in the
world made of this wood. The struc-
ture is located in the department Of
Palengue, state of Chiapas, Mexico, a
district in the extreme southern part
of the country near the boundary Of
Guatemala. 1t is constructed entirely
Of mahogany except for few iron
supports, braces and nails that are
necessary. The bridge spans the Rio
Michol and its total length includ-
ing the approaches exceeds $50
feet. 1t is Is feet wide. None Of the
timbers In the bridge are sawed, for
there are NO sawnills in that region.
Instead, all the timbers are hewn and
split.-pathfnder Magazine.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-09-25
backslider had simply turned around

backslider had simply turned around
to 60 In another direction. The back
slider was going back to his old sinful
life; the converted man had his face
turned toward the things that were
clean and unselfish and lovely.
There is no standing still for any Of
us. We are either going forward or
back. We are going somewhere or no
where, but we are all going. If we
want to go to a different place we shall
have to turn around. That's CONVEX
version.
"a, 1895, Western Newspaper Union.)
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-16

We are offering for these four big days
large variety of fr0cks, hats, accessories an
seasonabEe merchandise at greatly reduce
prices. These are complete assOrtments Of excel
lent merchandise You will surely find here some
thing to appeal to you. This is areal bargain
event. Don't delay. Ii comes only once year.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-10-23
TRIES TO SOLVE
ROOSEVELT COUNTY
MURDER MYSTERY

Bainville. Klug of Wis
consin Rapids, Wis, spent two weeks
in this city recently in an attempt
TO solve the mystery of the death OF
his brother Harry Klug, who was
found near here some time ago.
The dead body of Harry Klug was
found along the track of the Great
Northern Railroad some time ago
and bore evidences of having been
hauled a distance and thrown off the
train.
DOUBTFUL
Mr.. Klug stated that he had made
observations, however, which caused
him a slight doubt as to- whether ol
not the body which was found along
the track east of here on September
18th, was that of his brother. Des-
criptions of the man as he was re-
membered from before the time of th'
finding of his body, tally with that 0.
Harry Klug, but according to. M
brothers statement, do not cclncld'
exactly with those of the dead man,
body. AS an example Mr.. klug stat
ed that the murdered mans shoe
were of a different size than thos
worn by his brother, and there wer
also other points of variance.
VISITS SPOKANE
In an effort to make certain if pos
sible. if the body found was that {
: his brother, Mr.. Klug will continue
!, Spokane where he will look up az
/ dresses and go through the belong
ings of the dead man with a view
l recognizing articles belonging to h
brother.