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EAST BLUEHILL.

Miss Susie Long, of Wakefield, Mass, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. l.. w. Bridges.
Mrs. Evelyn Hutchings and daughter
Dora were in Bangor one day last week.
A. 1. Long and little son Irwin are guests
OF Mr.. Longs parents, Z. c. Long and
wife.
Mrs. Harry Wright and children have
returned to their home in Tufts College,
Mass.
The Baptist society held ten-ccnt sup
per in the grange hall Aug. 8. Net pro-
ceeds, $50.
Miss Mira Philbrick, OF Brewe and j..
Salisbury and wife, OF Otis, are guests at
A. e. Webber's.
Mrs. Caroline Dow, OF Munroe, and Miss
Martha Barron, OF West Ellsworth,
visited relatives here Sunday.
Mrs. Twining, Of Burlington, Mass,
who has spent q few weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. X. B. Long, returned home
Saturday.
Frank Wescott and wife, OF Dorchester.
Mass, who have been spending two weeks
with Mr.. wescott's parents, returned
home last week.
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EAST SULLIVAN.

A son was born to Edward d. Noyes and
wife Aug. 15.
George L. Osgood returned in his auto
mobile to Aver, Mass. Saturday, leaving
Mrs. Osgood and the children for the re-
mainder of the summer.
Walter G. Hill is employed in the irri-
cation service in Porto Rico. At present
he is stationed at Juana Diaz, where q
tunnel is being cut through the mountains.
Dr. McGown and wife, of Arlington,
Mass, who have been boarding at E. +.
Bragdon's, returned to their home this
week, with Marcus L. Urann, wife and
daughter. The trip from Massachusetts,
was made by automobile.
Augustus A. Sawyer, assistant post
master at Jacksonville, Fla, spent q few
days in town last week, the guest OF his
daughter, Mrs. II. /. Thomson. He was
accompanied by his daughter, Miss Mary
Sawyer, who will remain with the Thorn
sens through the summer.
Mrs. Herbert johnson was pleasantly
surprised last week by call from Miss
Fanny Borden, OF Fall River, Mass.
whom she had not seen since child
when she. then Miss Leila Clark, was en-
ployed in the Borden home. Miss Border
was accompanied by DIR. Gil ian, walking
over from Hancock Point, where they wer,
spending few days.
Auu TX RI
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BLuEHILL FALLS.

Mrs. Mary Harris hand is much better.
Florence Carter is at work for Mrs.
Dufiie.
Capt. Il. G. F. Candage, OF Gleasondale,
=. Candsge and Mr.. Ford of Sedgwick,
camped out on the Hub three days last
week.
She will have her new house built right
away. Wilbur Friend will do the work.
Angie Candsge is home from Ellsworth,
where she has been for the past six weeks
She will go to work for Harvey Slower next
week.
Aug. Is. CRUMBS.
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enjoyed = pleasant trip TO Green lake re-
Gently.
Mrs. Reuel Mcfarland, Of Melrcse,
Mass, is . guest Of her niece, Mrs. Her
mon Sinclair.
Mrs. Cora Crawford and daughter Helen
Of Lawrence, Mass, are guests OF Miss
Idylene Shute.
Mrs. sherman Mcfarland Is very ill.
Her mother, Mrs. Emily Gailison, OF Han
cock, is with her.
Irving Mcfarland, who has been SPEND
ing few weeks With relatives here, has
returned to Portland, where he has en-
ployment.
Harris Taylor, Watson X. Springer,
Irving Mcfarland and George p. Butler
returned Saturday from pleasant outing
at Pranch pond.
Aug. 10. SuMAc.
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WEST BROWNSVILLE.

George William Stevens, who sails out
OF New York, is at home on short vsca-
ton.
Capt. Ira w. Tapley returned to New
York last week to resume command OF his
steamer, the Princess Anne.
Capt. James II. Tapley, OF the steamer
Malcolm Baxter, is at home from New
London, Conn.,, for few days.
The midsummer sale OF the Congre-
gational ladies' circle was held in the
chapel Thursday, Aug. IL. 4. There were
aprons, quilts, fancy articles, candy table
and ice cream. At O'Clock supper was
served, and in the evening there was an
entertainment. Net proceeds, $40.
Aug. Is. Johnson.
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common mistake Of local advertisers
Is to estimate the ratue of advertising
space Of one newspaper by the amount
asked by some other publication. 1t Is a
mistake Of Judgment for business man
to estir-ate the Uaiue Of space in vepu-
table newspaper tcsth a good circulation
BY that Of some other publication which
sOiu accept business at any price and be
pleased to get it.-Leavenworth (Kansas)
Times.
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COUNTY NEWS.
BluEHrLL.

BlUEHILL.
Prof. J. w. HEi, Of Newton, Mass, 10 in
town.
Kenneth Osgood has employ nent in
drug store in Brockton, Mass
George d. Hatch and sons, Of Medford,
are guests of Capt. Edgar Stevens
B. B. veazie. Of Portland, ia spending .
few weeks with his father, r. N. veaxie.
William d. r. Trefog, Commissioners Of
corporations of Massachusetts,, IL in town
for few weeks.
Col. r. w. Plaisted, democratic candi-
date for governor, will speak in the town
hall on Saturday evening, Aug, %, 1t 7.3o.
The Bluehill ball team met the North
Brooksville team at Oak Grove Aug. 10,
and easily defeated the Brooksvilie boys.
Score, 2a-4.
The fish and game consumers held
meeting at the Biuehill house last week in
regard to placing close time on deer ct
swans Island.
Arthur Gray and family, DR.. Otis Little
field and family, w. E. Grindie and wife,
Earl Colt and wife and Pearl Anterior at
tended the Gray reunion at West Sedg-
wick last week.
A tablet will be unveiled Sunday,
Aug. q, at p. M, near the top OF Tcnncy's
hill, to mark the spot on which the second
church Of this town stood. There viii be
short speeches and music.
Capt. X. @. r. Candagc, Of Glcasondaie,
Mass, lie In town to attend the exercises
on Wednesday, Aug. II, in connection
with the erection OF q tablet marking the
first settlement OF the town Of Biuehill.
Fred W. Anterior is at work for the
American Ship windlsss Co., Providence,
RI. He has been in Lowell for the last
three weeks erecting an under feed stokcr
for the Lowell Electric Light Co. He is
now making repairs on and changes in the
old stokers.
Aug. Is. IL.
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held ct the First Congregational church
Aug. q. An interesting program has been
prepared.
Capt. John Marshall, Capt. Edwin
Marshall, Capt. Edwin Powers and Capt.
Melvin Thompson were among those
arriving in town this week on . visit to
their families.
Steam yacht Akelia, Gen. Bishop, Of
New Hsven, aboard, is in the harbor for a
few weeks stay. This yacht is in command
Of Capt. w. s. Greene. Gen. Bishop has
hired the town hall and will give free
ball Tuesday evening.
Aug. Is. REX.
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COUNTY NEWS
SOUTH BLUEHir.L.

George Day is making repairs on his
house.
Miss Alice Eaton visited in Ellsworth .
few days last week.
Capt. Otis Candage is confined to the
house by rheumatism.
whitney Grindle and wife, Of Sargent
Vile, are guests at Gancelo Herrick's.
Mrs. Hawley Dow, Of Brookiin, spent
Wednesday and Thursday at Oscar Bow
denis.
Mrs. Lyman Gross and daughter, OF
Deer Isle, are guests OF her sister, Ms.
Fred Colony.
DIR. g. F. Candsge has sold his hand
some driving horse to Mr.. smith, travel
ling salesman.
Mrs. Charles smith and Mrs. A. w.
Johnston. Of Parker Point, visited at the
Fernstroms Saturday.
Charles Henderson, OF the yacht Glen
dover, Boston, spsnt the weekend with
his family in Seavilie.
Mrs. Martha Sylvester has returned
from Bucksport, where she has spent the
past week with friends.
Alexander Wordsworth and wife have
returned to Lexington, Mass, taking their
automobile home by boat.
Master Frank Grindle accompanied w.
G. Conary and wife from Bucksport,
spent Saturday and Sunday with Master
Lawrence Eaton.
Allen and Melvin Henderson have taken
their horse and machines across to Long
island TO cut the hay belonging to Frank
z. Sibley, OF Boston.
Capt. Simpson, yacht Mamma, nook a
party to Ellsworth Friday. Harry judi
kins, who is employed on the Mamma,
spent the weekend in Stonington.
Master Roy Hall celebrated his birthday
Saturday. Ice-cream and cake were SER
we'd to about twenty little boys and girls.
The tables were set under the apple trees.
Mrs. Mae Carlton, OF Bangor, arrived
at her cottage here Monday to find that
sneak thieves had been there and stripped
the interior OF everything - bedding.
dishes, sofa pillows, curtains, rugs and
clothing. and leaving only part OF the ice
cream freezer and the weights of the
Swiss clock.
Capt. and Mrs. Roders, in their yacht
Victorine, accompanied by their son Frank,
Mr.. and Mrs. Spinney, Mr.. Dwelley and
Mr.. Dolon, all OF Boston, spent several
days here. The first day here Master
Frank met with an accident by
falling from top rail onto the electric brass
whistle, receiving bad cut in his leg. DIR.
Littlefeld was called, and after admins
tering ether, took several stitches in the
wound. They sailed the last Of the week
for Rockland and Peaks island, en- route
for Boston.
Aug. 10. II.
Harry Hamilton, wife and children OF
Greenville, n. H., are spending q few
weeks with his father, Henry Hamilton.
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COUNTY NEWS.
BUCKspoRT.

w,.. to..rh;,. H.ncock ~ Boston. ia
v;.;,irg rs,.t;vss here
Susan "eDo .N 80
"s1e sues'' - ua' -As 80.
William Il. GEM ana Arthur Asretti, Oh
view iorA' sil,seu SanuA' - 49, .A'
vaoa'io'i " i'n ~ 's' -
n oenn
Harold Hartman, an employee OF the
Biodgett iannery, met with painful ac-
cident Saturday afternoon, catching ms
arm in the softening wheel ana decorating
1t badly.
Rev. Charles B. Besse, of Orange, n. j.,
a former pastor, occupied the pulpit OF the
Methodist church Sunday morning. Mr..
and Mrs Besse are guests OF Il. .. slower
and wife.
Quebec, after which they will be at home
in Bucksport. Mr.. Crane has been station
agent for the NJ C. r. K. here a number
OF years, and has also held many offices OF
trust and responsibility in town AFFAIRS
His many friends extend congratulations
TIE ,,arr;aoa n, Georgia n. Crane and
Miss emma McDo,e. Of Bangor. took Mace
- 81 Jobn,s Ensconal church. Bangor.
Mona.v Ar0 q wedd;,u hreakf fast
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sARGENTYILlE.

Rufus w. Hinckley has gone to Portland.
Harold Dunn returned to Bangor last
week.
Pitt w. Danforth left last week for
Orange, NJ j.
Albert II. Grindal and wife have re-
turned to Thomaston, Conn.
Miss Nellie Connell, OF Lincoln, Mass,
is spending few weeks here.
Mrs. Frank H. Harding entertained
friends from Deer Isle last week.
Miss Edith Snow, OF Bangor, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Arthur H. Sargent.
Miss Florence Frizzell, of Mattapan,
Mass, is the guest OF Mrs. Oscar Hooper.
A library tea will be held at the library
building Thursday afternoon and evening.
Ellery Bowden and wife, OF Winterport,
spent Sunday with MIR. Bowden's mother.
Miss Agnes Knowles, OF Long Island, n.
Y, is the guest OF Mrs. Scott Lymburner.
Frank NJ. Grindal and wife, OF Rox bury,
Mass, are guests OF Mrs. Susan NJ. Grin
dial.
Mrs. Arthur Grindie and son Wade, OF
South Penobscot, are guests of Mrs. Clara
l.. Bowden.
Mrs. George Downing, Mrs. E. F. Conroy
and son Lloyd, of Brooklyn, N. Y, are
guests OF p. B. Billings and wife.
A. c. Dodge and wife have recently re-
ceived rattlesnake's skin from their
daughter, Mrs. Walter Grindle, in Cali
fornia.
Miss Ruth Butterfield, Of Kingman, is
the guest OF Miss Jane Parker. Miss
Butterfield made the trip from her home
here by automobile in less than seven
hours.
Aug. 15. SIN.
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WEST HANCOCK.

Fred Mi,Iiken has employment in Sulli-
van.
Mrs. Ralph Moore, Of Holden, recently
visited relatives here.
Harris Taylor and wife, Of New York,
are at the Butler home.
Miss Almens Wakefield spent Sunday
with her parents in Holden.
MIR. and Mrs. Means, OF Surry, visited
relatives here Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. n. G. Miliiken and granddaughter
Miss Marcia, are visiting relatives in En-
field.
Watson K. Springer and wife, Miss
Idylene NJ. Shute and Irving Mcfarland
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Harry McNider and wife, Mrs. f, B.
Smith, Otis Googins. Mrs. Mabala Crane,
y. s. Smith. Fine music was furnished by
Mrs. Wills Klous and son Chester. An ex-
cclient supper was served. An enjoyable
evening was passed.
Aug is. n
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AMHERST.
Mrs. Eugene Giles is ill.
Mre Case n pnks.ao- Z. an

Mrs. Eugene Giles is ill.
Mrs. Sarah Robinson is ill.
Adelbert Fletcher has sold his horses
and bought another span.
Horatio Hapworth, OF Eddington, is the
guest OF w. g. circuit and wife.
Mrs. Jane Mclaughlin, of Clifton, is Wis
iting her parents for few days.
Philander Fletcher, OF Houlton, for
merly of this town, is here visiting friends.
Mrs. George Rodick, who has been in
Hancock caring for her sons wife, who
little grandson Kenneth accompanied
her home.
Aug. Is, O.
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DEER ISLE.

Roland Small and wife, OF Everett,
Mass, are visiting relatives here.
Marine lodge, F. and A. NJ, worked the
third degree on Capt. Willis Scott We'd
nesdsy evening.
Capt. w. 8. Pickering, who has been
quite i'll OF typhoid fever in New York, ar
rived home sunday.
Capt. c. A. Haskell and son Robert, of
schooner Jessie Bishop, are at home while
the vessel is unloading in Bridgeport.
A Sunday school convention for the
towns OF Stonington and Deer Isle will be
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SURRY.
Johnson.

The Surry grammar school will open
Aug. %. All other schools will commence
Sept. 8. Teachers examination will be
held at the grammar school Tuesday, Aug.
%. All teachers OF Surry not holding
State certificates will be required to take
this examination.
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BAR HARBoR.

Andrew J. Davis, prominent attorney
OF wilkesbarre, Pa, died at his summer
home here Wednesday, Aug 10, aged
seventy seven years.
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The entertainment, Kitchen Min
streis," given by the Willing Workers for
the benefit Of the library, was . great
success. The society thanks the young
people who took part in the entertain.
ment. The program:
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Harry Hamilton, wife and children OF
Greenviile, n. H., are spending q few
weeks with his father, Henry Hamilton.
Aug. Is. ID.
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 :::::z::: ::: ::::: ':::: HoNEsT-NoT sm. v woRD-PRoMoTER sTocKsRoKER Asl@A- 1 TO OVERCOME NATURAL moDEsTY N.4ss~ 1A CONVINCE E Ww-eFssE SUCCESSFUL YOU YOURSELF ARE COMPETENT DETERMINE MINE. BUSINESS TRIPS DECEPTION SELVES WHICH EXISTED IMAGINATION. SHOEMAKER, LAsTl"
 Don't be influenced your desire purchase mining RICH SPECIMENS THAT THE MINES HAVE PRODUCED, though you yourself have such fine specimens the mne Specimen rock of this kind criterion of the average grade of the upon which the of the mine depends.
 Don't buy stock mine because has produced profit of mill lions of dollars the past for the mine Is obviously so MUCH POORER FOR THE MILLIONS ALREADY RESTRICTED. Don't buy stock mine solely because 1t faro country, even though DISTANCE LENDS ENCHANTAlENT TO THE VIEW"
 Don't buy stock in mining company simply because of the fact that it ADJOINS ANOTHER MINE OF GREAT VALUE. That be interesting but 1t conclusive the value of the mine in question.
 Above a don't buy shares in mine unless you have the unqua fedy favorable made mining expert of INTEGRITY ABILITY AND EXPERIENCE and who has made in the investment of money for his clients
 SHORT, COMMON JUST BECAUSE THE INVESTMENT HAPPENS sEcURI-
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HIS desires pill crove . cure Tor love. should study himself and the f.;cre well before making his decisso-.
 Ambition .s in Itself a cold Ling and the pursuit of it is selhshnass unless, as has been said. one believes ne has some great mission to accom- piish. But ordinarily. pride and sell nsnness grow in the achieving of ones ambitions and a course through the world accompanied by these can. not be supremely happy. Happiness IS the great aim sought in life. Love brings happiness. And when one sits down and counts the results achieved by ambition, he will find he has not cured love but only emphasized the void in his heart left by loves de- parture.
 Honors that are sought merely to satisfy ones pride are empty when secured and the man who finds him. self at the height of all his desires. but alone there. will not enjoy the satisfaction he had dreamed would be his. When he permits his true inner self to speak he knows that nothing in the world brings the complete xes isfaetion that does love and it's .a. spiration and joys.
 3A.AA->- A-1<
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Poor Deluded WOrnan's
 New Idol, the Ballot
By EMMA GOLDMAN. Anarchist.

WHE real trouble with that she still fech shiper and BELIEVES THAT HER IDOLS CAN 0 CURE ALL ILLS. Her gods have changed, but the
 WOMAN IS STILL ON HER KNEES She either hates ov whether the object of her emotion be her doll her candy her hat or her husband or her home.
  BELIEVE SOME SUPERNATURAL BEING WOULD ACCOMPLISH ALL GOOD THINGS
 don't believe that she could accomplish with the ballot than done but other han she could accomplish don't believe that she would purify politics. but neither is possible that she would render them any corrupt.
 But history repeats itself Just ready fling themselves into the for wild beasts devour for the sake of they believed be the only religion they EAGER TO SACRIFICE THEMSELVES TO ANY EXTENT TO THIS NEW IDOL, POLITICAL EQUALITY. Their zeal is MISPLACED. Some time they will realize it.
 admire those militant of England however, and they do no more than PUT SOME RED BLOOD INTO THE WHITE LIVERED WOMEN OF AMERICA they have suffered i, vain
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GOOD-B STATEHOOD.

The senate committee on state hood is apparently down to business and Arizona is down and out. The way the Republican end of the sen ate committee grab at every loose morsel afloat on the political wa ters is proof of this. After at tempting to force a joblot of nos trums down the throats of the peo- pie of Arizona in a concoction known as the Beveridge statehood bill, a substitute for the Hamilton bill on the same subject, they pro pose to go further and curtail the province of legitimate state legisla- tion. This attempt to legislate by natioId restrictions the purely do- nestle affairs of the people is hu- initiating and exasDerating beyond measure. This is due to the pro test of a few political swimmers of the time-serving office seeking stripe Delegate Cameron forgot his duty to his state and became a par ty to the wrong the senate is seek ing to perDetrate when he went be- fore the committee and made the very plea the senate is now advanc- ing as an insrperable obstruction to statehood. As matter Of fact. as tAe law now stands, the clause in question will not make a difference of fifty votes to either party And when the measure went on the stat ute books of Arizona 1t was not done for the purpose of political gain. but for the purpose of eievating the standard of American citizenship. and instead of being condemned and humiliated the people of Arizona should be congratulated on their patriotism. MT. Cameron so thought at first. when he endorsed and stood sponsor for the Hamilton bill. But he later had a thought coming which he unburdened on the senate committee On his return to Ari- zona he will find that he cannot leaven the lump of discomfort with
 the ease with which he raised it. The Republican senate does not intend that Arizona shall have state i hood at this session and that is all there is to it-Arizona Star.
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THE COST OF JINGOISM.

Those who would meet the is-
 sue of Federal exravagance must
 face sQuarely the entire jingo pro
 sramme, says the World There is
 waste i9 every department of gov
 ernment but if an impression is to
 be made upon the needless outgo attention must be given to the ex- pendiures directly attributable to
 war
 With more than $7 of every s1O spent at Washington going for wars past and wars to come. savings made in other directions must be comparatively small. There can be no doubt too that the lavish appro- priations for war have served for many years to encourage pronigacy in every branch of the public ser vice.
 Americans have long been accus- toned to commiserate the nations of Europe which are grooming under heavy armaments: yet there is no nation in Europe which pays so heavily for war as we do. For the current year our appropriations for militarism are as follows:
 Support of the army s1O1 .OOO. 900 Naval service .-...--.----... 137.0O0. 900 Forts and Qualifications - s.OOO,O0O Military Academy .-.- 2.5OO,OO Pensions .-..--.--.-....--.-..-.-. 1Cf. .OOO. 900 Interest on public debt. 21 900. .OOo
 Total -.-----.---.-.- ----...-..-. -s430, 500 900
 A close analysis of expenditures under other headings, and taking due account of deficiencies that are sure to appear, would probably show enough more money going for pnr- pcses connected with war-making to increase the above total to $500, ,oOO,- 900
 That is more money than a peace able nation can afford to spend ev- cry year for war. It is twice as much as the entire ordinary expendi- lures of the Federal Government thirty years ago. Neither Great Britain with its fleets in every sea and its camps echoing their drum beats round the world, nor France and Germany with every able-bodied man a soldier, can show such prodi- gality as this.
 Jagoism is dangerous as well as wasteiui. It weakens the nation which it pretends to strengthen. It burdens industry and increases the cost of living It is a perpetual l invitation to bloodshed. The least 1 useful of all governmental activities. i It is the most costly and the one | ssIaassapdemands are always insis- -ent and always increasing.
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The Cananea Stores FURNITURE DEPARTMENT
INDIAN BILL AMENDMENTS.

WASHINGTON, March 1O-(Spec- ial)-The Indian appropriation bill passed the senate today with the fol lowing amendments: Construction of the storage reservoir for the irriga- tion of Indian lands at GanGdo. $25,- coo; construction of pumping plant used for irrigation purposes. Colorado river reservation securing an appro. priation for water for irrigation of ap- Proximateiy one hundred and fifty thousand acres of land. $50. GOO. to be raised from the sale of surplus lands of the reservation.
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WAR ON CORN TRUST.

GUADAf.AJARA, Mex March l0.- War on the so-called Hacienac,s corn
 trust is now being wagcd iy the Gunajuato and Jalisco state govern ments, which have ordered 1900 bushels of American corn shipped at once from the Pacific port of Manza' nillo. This corn will be sold to the poor at cost by the state government.
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her art. she broke the engagement Her compositions are known wherever me music is loved But the question Mlth those who know her well is
 Dlo she make wise choice? Could her ambition cure her love?"
 Many such cases are known. Many an ambitious young man has flung away love believing his ambitions would prove cure and that the love would be but a drag preventing him reaching his goal. Did he make the wrong sacrifice?
 When one believes he has a great calling, that it Is in him to do some deed that will rebound to the worlds good. then perhaps he should sacri. flee all for it. But one must be sure of this. It is easy to mistake egotism for genius.
 But the one who deliberately plans to sacrifice love to ambition. believing
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WILL SHOW ENeLIsHMEN.

LONDON, March 1O.-Commander R. E Peary, it was announced author itiveIy here today, is bringing proofs of his polar achievement with him, and will make them public at a meet ing which he is to address at Albert hall, under the auspices of the Royal Geographical society.