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AZ Cape Breton there arc immease
Galleries being worked under The
ocean. These submarine mines cover
n thousand acres. and are being In
creased steadily. The mines are en-.
tered AT the shore. and the operators
follow the vein beneath the water for
more than a mile. 1t might be ex.
pected that the weight OF tho water
would force Its way into tho mine.
The bed OF the ocean Is as tight as
a cement cistcrn. A sort OF freclny
lines the submarine roof OF the mine.
and the sediment above Is held In
place and packed down by the water
pressure until there Is not n crevice
nor a drop OF water from overhead.
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Eat Gtglrt anh
Dnn't Ttr Ahrn
By THOMAS A. EDISON.


Light eater and fully the fact that the purpose food
to the chemical and going
When there drain the system amount Of food
will do Even the Italian aboe able muscular
tissue on small amount OF bread and cheese and they certainly
hard e4sA
Then why s it for the business quantities
Of food when there drain his system Elaborate dinners are !
cloggDs their boilers doing e
Another important rus y observe 1t bed y eo
you tCn p te morning DON'T lea and vait III
sstsef IN satf sae ~aasAtns nythings Ssxf 1js
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The PsyehoIoaleaI Moment.

The fact that Priam was closeteo
with the adjuster did not prevent Gas.
sandra from dropping in to say that
she had told him just how II would be.
She was all / saved" murmured
the burnt.out monarch. Jerking his
thumb at the retiring prophecies.
Say no more" rejoined the other.
Wen call the loss total. and If could
make 1t any more than that. old man.
I'd do it. under the circumstances
This incident shows the value OF a
word spoken at the right time.-Puck
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The Seattle university professor
who is advising the young men of his
Masses not to marry until the cost of
living is lower, has put himself into
direct conflict with the Roosevelt gos.
pei OF anti-race suicide. Moreover, he
- wasting his breath. The chances
are that numbers OF his young men
are already engaged to 'coeds'' and
VIII cheerfully marry on nothing a
year before next Christmas. Even the
shadow OF the dollar. says the Cleve-
land Leader. can not oxting,lish young
aove and hope. and fortunate 1t Is for
The world that this is 80.
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Were He a Bird.

With an ugly sneer he tossed aside
the bread which she had made with
her own hands.
"If ! were only an ostrich" he be-
gan.
But the young woman cut him
short.
Yes. II you only were." she
snapped, then / might get at least
a few decent feathers for that old hat
I've worn since my wedding day"
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Fully so per cent. of
the illness of mankind
comes from eating i'm
proper food or too much
food. People are in
clined to over-indulge
themselves in this re-
spect when they are
spending their holidays.
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There are two forms
of faultfinding-fault-
finding with a view to
improve, and fault-lnd-
ing with a view to an
noy. As to the first
form. Exacting persons
who fuss, fret and :ume
because evcryone-t,lem-
selves included = and
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Uhr BmHttrBa Matt ann
Thr Unrpnratiun 1rnhlfn1
By JUDGE PETER 8. CRosscUP.
OF U. 5. Superior Court.

Not only is the corporation the legal instrumen, ],
through which is welded almost wholly the indusral
energy of this generation of Amercansit is the best
instrument vet discovered by which that energy can
be welded Not only is the corporation the medium
through which the wealth of the people works out this
ages industrial triumphs-it is the only medium
through which the people, willie working out Their rl
umphs as whole also work out, each for himself
his separate individual instinct for personal share IN
the triumphs achieved. Indeed, what government
is TO mankind politically organized, the corporation
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child saved From 'aw"' 'a" : !

Meeteetse, Wyo.-',r..rc
Thayer. residing on !. 'yesfl
from death by boldly az, J, ,rsvcls
tain lion with q sna'. ~ n
child was PLAYING u ..'.r III q
ranch house, Thayel. w, 7 va !
time. Going into " IsS;sscysie
rano Mrs. Thayer o.s Il I
lnense mountain noI nos,eS u
stalkinx the child !. ~ ~ n
a ~ d0nGes, ~ gl. r.
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|c0L0Rl5i|
AUGUST ,sr paoe,
LEGAL HOLIDAY \
LEGISLATURE !!
DENVER INVITES M
Fireworks. lllumlna.lo,, Il
Parades, Prize con,....
eral JollI6e,.I.. B

Morning: Parade sbo,,...
Of transportation in colo,,.
oneer days.
Afternoon; Layin, Of ~
OF m, new auditorium; picnic ~
Pioneer Ladies' Aid socle,, .
of Colorado; race be,xse, b
fire departments Of s,,,. &
championship; speech.p,,,.s'
certs.
Evening: pyrotechnlc A..
concert.
Music all day.
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There was never better time than
pow for the study and practice Of sci
ientiic dieting. The provision market
lqv0tations are furnishing all the requi-
slfs inspiration for more rigid regu.
pet)on Of what We eat. 1t is not only
heaathfuI. but necessary.
The Ordway new era., 1907-07-12

Denver.-Entering heatn,
plan for a celebration b. d \
OF the states birth. msn1,,
central committee Of the n,
RADIO met Tor the first liz
Chamber of Commerce ard ~
a general outline for IL. -
the first annual Colorado "a,
LIST.
One o. the chief matte, n,
during the evening was q.
Of Ed Smith, cUnstructln, a.
the auditorium. that Nayr |;
seen and asked to set Il. !,
date for the laying Of Ii. a.
OF the new building. Tta 4
had been planned for ihe n,
July. but material was 50 ~
II was impossible to carr Vi
Smith assured the nsHs
everything would be in o'.sy
RADIO Day and the laying d q.
stone could be made a rx
OF the day.
Invitations have been 81.
mayor and editor in Co,nS
others viii be mailed 10 saA I
of the convention whict q
state constitution. as vel sd
the first state officers.
For the morning Of Tie a
a parade has been planne9r
include prairie schooneTs " [
representing the early diH I
RADIO, with the pioneers ea uz<
grated carriages and auiorez
the city fire department.
Prizes will be offered tr ID
best decorated fire wagoas
biles. carriages and schoonsnd
following were made by ~
members OF the committee ~
cicty.
Sons OF Colorado. So, fE 4
most typical pioneer foai; J.
Nichols, $50 cup. fnt pf.s !
decorated automobile; L L
$50 cup. first prize for Ses' v
carriage: II. II. Blegel, secr;i
pearl opera glass, for deoorilS
mobile; W. f. r. NILS. y,
prize. decorated carriages;
Schaener. third prize, bsTt-.
rated automobiles. The ofs
viii! be arranged for BY the @
on decoration. !,
The Gentlemen's Driving ~
Club. the Colorado Autona!
and simili"r organizations y,
vited to enter in the parads. =
planned. will be one oi Inc Y
seen in this city. :,
The speakers OF the day sil'
SpengeI. representing the eg,
yer: Lieutenant Governor L
per. representing the s'a,e,
other rcpresentating the sl''
RADIO. not yet decided upoa
The report made by 'ne y
on fireworks was TO the enea'
officials of the Denver lran,' !
pany and the park boara .
seen. and that they had ~
give a pyrotechnic display "a. u
ling at the City park that soI' J
coed that given on Fourth = !.
was also reported that 'ae =. !
been seen and tha, ne naa
hearty cooperation In e's', ",
the part OF the city, ineiaa'oi =
Grafton OF the equlp'nen' :
department in the parade. 4
The competition between !. .
teer Are departments WIZ Z. 3
companies all over ne ,s,,s, s'as,
are invited to attend. ri, rn|. :
nature for this event VIII :
upon later. -, M
Every merchant IN ne I,
asked to decorate mis- s'ols !. ,
lave already promised 70 y y,
1t is understood by ins :,
committee that railro'as, :. \
tise the affair all over :. .as n
sides making special ra,es !, ~ !,
The committee will mee. 7, I,
|pesday night till Coioraao, T., =
Chamber OF Commerce u ~ ~
plete the ARRANGEMENTS ~, y,
bration. The sece.'rv' q, y;
ner. will be at his once, !, y, r.
wealth. each Afternoon ,so y 4 4
cilitate the handling Oh wv
Injected with the d7y .,.,u,
August 1st was pros,st prc,si.t,
HOLIDAY by the last Lesis,,,,s,' s,,,,
is promised by the con,n cc
will be such a holiday ~ "
never seen before.
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sxeSs America was indnigent to
1paniah ships during the recent war
q epain dtsta1csd - n ~ matt4F
- eose 1r4tsoes ~! seffasnedi
-, - - :. ~ jsso'
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Il1r Entity uf
Taltlt- Ttuhtnu
By JEAN VICTOR BATES.

everything not perfect in imperfect world undoubtedly possess
desire for excellence They have the Ideal before tem and
striving attain Now deaiy divine From springs doa
with the actual dissatisfaction with present atanment possessions
and with and other mems actions thoughts But this
of the divine uncontrolled develops ndous
disease acting all the suby its alliance with what nobes
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Perhaps this is why estimabe individuals merely
to all with whom they They
dsconten unhappy and they spread this discomfort and unppn
around them. They make either
they miss opportunity loudly depore
and after awhile their of dissatisfied
imperfection turns into nothing less than vice.
There of
that time lies small of the of managing others
repro which has most sympathy will always be the eectua
just the aulnder part
bring about the opposite result Only by impartial
characters dsappotmen moderated
affections far from declining additional
seriousness that there for improvement
sides.
Nagging faultnng with the desire annoy origin
in self and selfsEne Self darken the lives nag Unlike
the fussng deal bedor unfaing
good opinion of themselves They find
pies aing their interfere with their
and comforts an idea have
they OF what these should be- they sedomndeed
Occupied with plans for their benefit fall
through how they their ANYTHING save rra
ton? They glover all alike do their sour and disurl
place and character they forge thew ever
| knewlat Smiling in a brothers is charity"
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keep up the impression that between The cor
people great gu-ta the corporation can
prosper the expense of The people and the people can only pros
the expense corporation copotaon when
its and the people there need be no gulf %
the last analysis the people who are building up these industrial
runph corporate that everywhere surround us
peoples accmuang wealth, the peoples thinking heads the peoples
busy hands, the peoples robbng aspiring hearts, and the corporation
Will 10 be recognized and trusted
which heads and these hands
these hearts, and these accumulated savings accomplish their work.
DAYS of the corporations best estate have it will be
recognized wicked strike enterprise merely because
enterprise incorporated wicked incorporate crime
merely because doing may be put beyond the reach of the law
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has industry organized And it is in the corporation
in this relation Of intermediary between those seeking to own and m
property owned the destns of the future the most deeply
bound up.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-05-31
SHOOTS HUSBANDS ASSAILANTS
Wyoming Woman Kills One and
Fatally Wounds other.

Rawlins, Wyo., May 29.-Believing
that her husband was about to be
killed by his two Infatuated partners,
with whom he was engaged in a DIES.
perate battle with knives, beer glasses
and other missiles, Mrs. Matty Ring.
wood shot and killed one of the men,
A. Davis, and fatally wounded Webb
Stone, the second. The shooting oc.
CURED in a saloon here. The three
men, who were owners of restaurant
in the rear, became engaged in a
heated discussion while drinking at
the bar Mrs Ringwood, who was in
the restaurant, heard the men quarrel
ing, and, grabbing a revolver, she
rushed into the saloon and began
shooting. The woman was arrested
Immediately afterward. She declares
the men were beating her husband
and would have killed him IL she had
not taken the drastic action,
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-05-31
I CARPETS GO OUT OF CHURCH
Sanitary Reasons Assigned by Largest
Congregation in Des Moines.

Des Moines, May 29.-One of the
largest churches in Des Moines has
set an example of reform in church
furnishings in the inteEest of health,
which, it is believed, will be followed
by many other churches of the city.
This is the Central Christian church.
The trustees and directors reached the
conclusion that their church was
source OF danger TO the health OF
those who attended and obtained ex.
pert opinion as to what should be-
done, as a result of which they have
directed the taking out OF the church
of all carpets and upholstery and re.
placing the same with more sanitary
comforts. Rugs will be placed in the
aisles and in the class rooms, and
the floors will be kept polished.
Everything will be done that is pos
sible to keep out OF the church every.
Thing that would hold germ or make
a breeding place for disease. The
pastor of the church, Rev. Finis Idle
man. has been i'll a long time. first
with one and then another trouble.
The church has a very large member
ship and the Sunday school and other
meetings are always crowded.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-05-31
WILL PERFECT AlRsHlP.
Professor Bell Hopes to Develop Aerial
Wonder From Tetrahedral Kite.


Washington, May 29.-Prof. AleXan.
der Graham Bell leaves for his sum.
NOR home In Nova Scotia next Tues.
day and he will resume his work of
perfecting his tetrahedral kite which
he hopes ultimately to develop into n
flying machine.
His work this summer will be In
the direction of installing motor to
drive the kite instead of flying It by
a rope. He has already produced n
kite that carried man on the flying
rope and the kite has demonstrated its
ability as a lifting force.
For his experiments, Prof Bell has
secured a gasoline motor that devel
ops between 12 and Is horsepower
with n total weight of IL pounds. II
Is built according to special plans and
is far lighter than the motor with
which the Wright brothers have made
n number of successful flights in their
machine at Dayton, Ohio.
II Is heavier than the motor that
Prof. Langley had in his big flying
machine, but the total weight of the
machine to the area of supporting sur
face Is less and is about half the
weight that has been carried by the
Wrights in their flights.
Prof Bell sees no reason why the
machine should not fly this summer
as we'll as that of the Wrights.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-05-31
TELEGRAMS TERSELY TOLO

Father James Hayes of Liverpool
died at Rome after receiving the ben
ediction of the pope and the admin
!stration of the last sacraments.
The lower house of the Michigan
legislature adopted ten OF the fifteen
insurance bills drafted at last sum-
mer's Chicago conference of govern
ors.
The annual synod of the Reformed
Presbyterian church that has been in
session in Allegheny, Pa, closed after
deciding to hold the next synod in
Philadelphia.
The appeal of Count Boni de Castel-
lane against the decision OF the court,
Nov IA last, granting a divorce to his
wife, was again postponed at Paris.
1t probably will not be heard until De-
oember.
DR.. w. I. Lynn, who has been a
prominent physician at Pana. ILL.,. for
years, celebrated the 1920 anniversary
Of his birthday by entertaining 500
guests at dinner. He is apparently
hale and hearty.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad an.
nounced that 1t will abandon four pas
senger trains incident 10 the financial
loss owing to the 2.cent railway fare
enforced by the Ohio legislature dur
ing its last session.
Articles of incorporation OF the
United States syndicate" the capital
stock OF which is 100000 900. were
filed at Phoenix. Ariz. The purpose
Of the company is to build a railroad
to connect North and South America.
Alexander Agassiz, director Of the
Museum OF Comparative Zoology,
Cambridge. Mass, and president OF
The National Academy of Science, was
elected An honorary member OF the
imperial Austrian Academy OF Sci
sncs.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-05-31
SENSATIONAL WEATHER MAP
Frost and Lowest Temperatures for
Season Ever Known.

Washington, May 29.--Remarkably
unreasonable weather. with cold
wave extending throughout the coun.
try east of the Rocky mountains. Their.
mometers in some sections registering
the lowest temperatures for the sea
son In many years, is reported by the
weather bureau. Frost warnings have
been issued for the middle Atlantic
states and the eastern lower lake re.
gion. western Colorado, eastern Wyom,
ing, Utah and northern Arizona, and
warnings of freezing temperature for
western Wyoming.
Weather bureau officials say there
is no immediate indications of summer
weather anywhere. Heavy frosts are
reported to the bureau from Michigan
and other states of the lake region,
The cold wave is particularly severe
In the southwest, and is due. accord
ing to the weather experts, to the
heavy rains in that part of the coun
try.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-05-31
Ruef,s Sentence Delayed.

San Francisco, May 29.-Today Is
the time set for the sentencing OF
Abraham Ruef on the charge on which
he pleaded guilty two weeks ago of
extorting SLIPS from the proprietor
OF Delmonico's restaurant on a
threat to prevent the renewal of a
liquor license. but sentence will not
be passed at this time. The prosecu.
ton prefers to delay Ruefs punish.
ment until after he has appeared as
a witness against the public service
corporation officials, the mayor and
others now under indictment.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-05-31
BELIEV3 TALL IS THE MAN
Suspect in McCook Case Rushed to
Red Willow County Jail.

McCook, Neb, May 29.-Suspect
Charles Nall, arrested at Grand Isl
and for the alleged murderous as
sault on Mrs. Claude Spaulding, eight
miles north of McCook, was brought
to this city on the noon train. The
train slowed down before reaching the
depot and the suspect was rushed to
the county jail in an automobile. Con
siderable excitement prevails and q
crowd hangs around the Jail seeking
to gain a view of the man and to hear
such rumors as leak ont. The man
has not yet been identified positively
although the authorities feel confident
they have the right man.
The injured woman is still in pre-
carious condition and at present would
not be able to identify the man if he
were taken to her bedside.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-05-31
ARMENIANS To MAKE SEARCH
Inability of Police to Solve Trunk
Mystery May Result in Native Help.

New York. May 29.-Failure of the
police to arrest the murderers of Rev
Kaspar Vartanian. the Armenian
priest, whose body was found in a
trunk on Sunday. may result in the
organization of groups of the better
class of Armenians in different cities
TO prosecute the search for the muir
derers. A plan to form such an organ
lzation was proposed to the police by
Matuchi Holopigian, grocer, whose
brother was formerly a partner Of
Sarki Ermojian, one Of the Armenians
who is wanted by the police in the
case. Molopigian said his country.
men would be able to secure informa.
ton not within reach of the police.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-05-31
MILLERS MEET AT ST. LOUIS
Flour Makers from All Portions Of
United States Hold Convention.


st. Louis, May 29.-Millers from all
parts of the United States and some
from abroad were in attendance at
the opening session of the annual con-
vention of the National Millers' FEEDER
alton. The convention will close to-
morrow evening, with banquet, at
which the principal speaker will be
Secretary Taft.
President John w. Burke of the
federation delivered his annual ad-
dress. He said, in part:
1--WE are here to meet and greet
each other as honest competitors. We
have no price agreement whatever.
We are engaged simply in trying to
turn out the best -four possible and
earning honest dollars. We have the
best mills, the best wheat and the
best class of millers and we are max
ing the best grade of -four in the
world"
Secretary Goetzmann made an ad-
dress on THE Food and Drugs Act.
June 80, 1906" He said, in part: I'm
our opinion in the PRONUNCIATION of this
law, there was no thought or consid-
GRAFTON given to the subject Of wheat
aour, the absolute purity Of which
was fxed through what is known as
the mixed -four law of 1898 A point
OF interest under this pure food law
IL the claim set up that the purifca.
ton. or bleaching, of -four is an adult
GRAFTON. This phase is now under con-
sideration by the agricultural depart
ment. which will later issue a ruling"
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-05-31
BASEBALL RESULTS

American League-Cleveland, 6; St
Louis. 8. Washington, l; New York.
2. Philadelphia. q Boston, III In
nings).
National League--St. Louis, /;
Pittsburg, 10, New York, O.; Philadel'
phia. ~. Boston, lilo; Brooklyn, 10.
Cincinnati, 2; Chicago. 10.
American observation-disclosures City,
5: Milwaukee, 3. st. Paul. 0; Mime
apolis. 10. Louisville, 8; Toledo, l.
Columbus, 3: indianapolis. IL.
Western Leagus-Denver. 8; Pueb'
10. o.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-05-31
GIVES Def 10 ROOSEVELT
DR.. LONG MLKEe PUBLIC LETTER
HE WROTE TO PRESIDENT.
DEMANDS PUBLIC RETRAcTIoN
Pastor.Author Says President Has
Gone Out OF His Way to Accuse
Him OF Falsehood-issue is No
Longer One OF Animals.


Stamford Conn, May 29.-Dr. VIII.
lam j. Long made public letter sent
by him to President Roosevelt The
letter says, in part. THE Issue be.
tween you and me Is no longer one of
animals, but Of truth and personal
honor In recent magazine article
you deliberately attacked me, as well
as my book. You have used the enor.
nous influence of your official position
to disCrCdit me as "A man, TO injurc my
reputation and, incidentally, to make
poor man even poorer by destroying
II possible, the sale and influence OF
his work. In my book | have given
the result of long years Of watching
animals in the wilderness, with no
other object than to study their habits
and, SO far as man can, to understand
the mystery of their dumb life.
"ln every preface | have stated,
and now repeat the statement, that
every incident | have recorded from
my own observation is true as far AS
an honest. educated man can see and
understand the truth. In your recent
attack, this Is what you chiefly deny.
"'N' spun" ''' VI" ""u ~" az
Cuse me of deliberate ialschood and
Misrepresentation AS president Of
the United states you have gone out
of your way publicly to injure a pri.
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The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-05-31
REV. SWIFT GIVEN 10 MONTHS
Judge Scathes Preacher When He Sen.
fences Him to Prison.

Des Moines, May 29.-"It is a sor.
rowful duty when judge has to sen.
tence a minister OF the gospel to the
penit, ry for a crime. 1t is more
sorrow1ul when the crime is one
which would injure the reputation Of
q well known business man and drag
into the mire the name of pure and
innocent young woman"
These were the words of Judge
Smith Mcpherson in pronouncing sen.
tence upon Rev. John Swift, the form.
or Winterset preacher. Rev. Mr..
Swift was sentenced to thirteen months
in the United States prison at Leav.
enworth. Kan.