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The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-03
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oxpur1mehk-which showed - that b
IT heart - va faithful ~ ~ Early
loye. HI had been in ~ youth. -
everybcd1 knows. m enthusiastic re-
former. asmembef Of The Brock Farm
communifI. But Il H thoueht / saw
~ Vt nossign escape hin H hated
shamsL Hefhaps | ri - tx1al nj the
time. Ifsso ! believe thnt ~ meant
to ten NJ - that last handGhake that
- had ~ found m wantinGs Il was
"a fho Oenirs IN The Sun omnce that
Ne - was going up: ~ was COM
ine down-Gping home q a.. He
knew II u ne there NJ - suspicion
81 The truth when ! camo MON him
e ~ turn 81 the stairs. stumbling
aIone n ! way very unliks IL usual
npr1nU step of the old chIek. hardly
knew him when ~ paned. but - be
turned and held ont his hand I saw
that Il Has Nj. Dana. looking some
how Ol6er than / had ever zen him
and changed. / took Oh my hat, and
W shook sshandsL
.Wellys ~ said. have ron reformed
everytbin6 - suit you. enlightened
out everysklnk IN townrs
sPretty nearly." | said. falllng into
his tons 81 banter. saIl except the Sun
omca. That y left yet and - bad A.
aHay' ~ laughed. "You come on.
We ars 9ady for you Come right
alongrs And with another hearty
h~andshako be was gone. He never
NV thu Spn ONCE again.
It was the only time ~ had ever
held out his hand to me- after that
6rst meeting Of ours when I was Z
lonely lad nearly thirty years before.
That tima there Was . dollar In II and
I spurnodsit This tims ! IKE to be-
lisve his Hsart was IN Il. And I took
e gladly and gratefully. Jacob a.
Ria '@The llaking ~ an Amsrican-"
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-03

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The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1911-12-08
st cost of Great Britain's drink

st cost of Great Brtan' drink
aolism very incomplete,
Vsicans put down the cause
know it to be the cause
The family alcoholic gas
Alcoholic cirrhosis of the
1olic insanity as in
sease
the only countries
nably accurate, the
Il Of Europe in which
death certificate is not
lat alcohol is the principal
Wmoralty and is the aduvant
1~e' per additional Among the in
cause of so per cent of the mortality.
Alcohol An Ally of Disease
Cfoters estimates that alcohol indirect
cause of froms10 to 20 per cent of all deaths.
In estimating the mortality from alcohol is necessary
take into consideration It's influences avoring occurrence
of probably all infections and their greatly increased mortality
under its For example, Dr. Robert H. Babcock estimates
the death rate Of pneumonia among alcoholics per cent
In addition to these must take into consideration
manenty diseased conditions due progressive alterations that
take place in tissues result of the change in their metabosm
due to alcohol Sir Victor Horseys list of these diseases
follows:
Diseases to alcohol alone Acute alcoholic poisoning
acute MANIA deirum eens chronic alcoholic insanity aco
holic epilepsy alcoholic neurits.
Diseases of which alcohol is frequently determining
contributing Phayngit gasrtis chronic dyspepsia
daon of the stomach congestion of the liver crrhos Of the
liver, fatty liver chronic Brght disease, gout gycosua
obesity congestion and overgrowh of glands and skin, nc
onal disorders of the ovar and breasts leading to erity
and inability Of mothers to ucke their infants the breast
daon of the heart fatty heart areroscerosis sus
Ikptj1 nfammatory diseases of the eyes, Inflammation
pm of nerve structures, including the optic nerve
ncholia, dementia, mbecily hysteria, idocy and
i'd to the foregoing the deaths from accidents due
alcoholism
ne premature deaths due to alcoholism it is very easy
that the estimate that 10 per cent Of all mortality is
dNgyo alcohol is a very reasonable one.
been shown that in Great Britain from rs to 81
per cent of total poverty is due to ntempeance Poverty
of the main Of premature sickness and DEATH
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1911-12-08

VOLS ISSUE
In alcoholism
of national nefciency.
and orta
and the numerous diseases which
produces including
actually chief C
evil really alcoholism
Any official figures reveal
, Alcohol Tub
William Ewart st. Georges
speaking of this topic:
who declares
J pulmony qual
contrandcated. direct opposition
look to alcohol for additional clement OF
should contribute
And again:
rul is o ourp
of alcoholic beverages, meals
The international congress on tuberculosis wfN 10
Paris in 1905 passed the following resolution:
That
hoism and tuberculosis, this congress strongly
phaszes the Importance of combining the fight against
tuberculosis with the struggle against alcoholism.
AS regards resistance to disease
lowered resistance is manifested by in
creased liability to disease by the
greater severity
Sir Horsey says:
illnesses
poisoning it proved that the alcohol habit notably
dlmmshe the power OF the tissues to resist the in
vasion by these organisms
n ne o. diphtheria very experiments
given to the amin be
fore after infection to dphheria, dimnishes
resistance of the organism of the animal infection
has proved by Doctor Delearde others
that immunity against disease cannot be obtained
easily by those habtuated taking
alcoholzed
mmunized
imas remaining as susceptible to the disease as if
attempt had been made vaccinate them.
Conclusions
The alcohol problem is important than the tubercu
losi problem ( it costs lives and money! (2)
costs the United States $sooooooOoo annually (3)
probably directly and indirectly at least 10 cent of al
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1911-12-08

In alcoholism we have to des
of national inefficiency. This
caused by the sickness and morta(
and the numerous diseases which
produces, including insanity.
cause, if not actually the chief |cl
evil really wrought by alcoholism
Any official figures reveal.
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1911-12-08

losls problem CD 1t costs lives and money! (2)
costs the United States $2000OOO00O annually (3)
probably directly and indirectly at least 10 per cent of al
deaths in the United States az it predsposes to Infection de-
stroys acquired immunity prevents the of artificial i'm
munty at least in rabies lessons resistance leads in
creased mortality in all infectious diseases and after surgical
operations O lessons the power of the individual to resist the
injurious influences of extreme heat and cod 6 de-
terioation of the quality Of mental work; ( it dmnishes
the to Withstand fatigue and lessons the general efficiency
of the individually S) it poison and should be classified
such instead of food smuant 9 when the physicians
take hold of the question in the spirit they have shown
concerning yellow fevers malaria and smallpox instead of
ing it moral question and leaving it to clergymen
peance workers. and enthusiastic reormers may expect
better results Coy may be accomplished by teaching the
people the truth in regard to the fatal effects of alcohol upon
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-12-07
cEDAREDGH COMMENTS

From the Surface Creek Champion
The Cedaredge high school foot
bali team went over to pneuia
Thursday where they met de'eat mt
the hands OF the Paonia team 2 to
o. The boys report having lad "a
good time despite their humllial iu-
defeat,
Mr.. and Mrs. V. G. Brewer of Gun
nison came In Wednesday to sne 2
Thanksgiving and n few days with
their son, We editor. As result we
are on our good behavior this week.
V. NJ. Gipe and Lee Turner went
over TO Paonia last week In search
of horses to pasture for the winter.
MIR. Gipe has more than 100 tons Of
hay which he wants to feed.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-12-07

From The North Fork Times
Miss Rovenia Holybee Is visiting
her sister IN Lake City.
Roy Hammond and Ed Fftll
mons was down last Sunf1v -
Somerset for the day
Paul Williams OF Colorado
and Kenneth Williams o.
purchased last week 10
Frank Ash on Rediaud-
young men. with their famrr
move on the land la;sr amid
their home there. Tho
made by Duke Bros.
Lillian Short of Midway rtu
home Sunday evening after vl-
at the home OF her uncle n 1r.
erts.
The entertainment uul tlus4
given by the Knights Of Pytbi3-
last evening was one - the u'ee-t
affairs that has taken place Tor many
day. A large crowd was present
and all thoroughly enjoyed ,hem
selves. The Somerset orchestra
made the mnsic for them.
John Durkin states chat up to his
saw mill on Black mesa there Is
about three feet of snow This
amount at this time - ycrr win In
sure fall that VIII make water
plenty for next year.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-12-07

a man by the name OF Clarence
Sucker hired a horse and buggy
from the Hotchkiss Horse Exchange
with the intention of making short
drive. He did not return and the
sheriff was notified to look out for
the outfit. On Wednesday evening
word was received from Grand
Junction that the rig was placed in
a livery barn there on Nov. II and
had been there ever since. Charley
Ives left yesterday morning to iden-
tify the outfit e.d bring It home.
J c. Kramer was business WISH
tor in Paonia Monday.
Lon Hogan who has been working
at the local depot the past summer
left Sunday morning for his home at
Olathe. He viii make a visit to
Missouri later His place T. being
hlled by Bob Pierce who has been
agent at Lazear during the fruit
season.
Mr.. and Mrs, Bohl. son and daugh-
ter. a German family who has been
working here the past summer lcft
Wednesday morning for German.
where they VIII remain.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-12-07
DELTA DOINdS
From the Delta County Tribune

From the Delta County Tribune
Byram Luce came down from Pao-
MIA Wednesday and spent Thanks
giving at his home here.
w. NJ. Gibson. father OF the lumber
concern which bears his name, died
November 26th at his home in wav.
erly, III.
One of the prettiest weddings OF
the season occurred Wednesday, Nov.
~, at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. /. NJ.
McMurry, 523 Meeker st. The con-
tracing parties were Mr.. Alfred
Otto OF Eckert. formerly OF Pitts
hurgh. PA aud Miss Grace shilling
OF Delta. who came from her home
In eastern Ohio two years ago with
hc- aunt. Mis- Myers. Mrs W. H..
Stewart l. ulso her aunt.
At the National Horticultural con
gress at ST. osepb. Mo-, this week the
combined Delta and Mesa county
fruit exhibit. in charge Of II. A. Rich
ardson OF Delta and f. c. Carman OF
Grand Junction, out Of IL entries,
Delta won 20 first prizes. Il seconds
and l2 thirds. and Mesa 10 firsts. >
seconds and 3 thirds These were on
plate stuff. the awards on boxes not
having been made nj last report.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-12-07
Fr1m ~ brif1 iui.IraIr1f

From tha prifB fuHstsraleat
Nathan Gregg and Howard 1on-
mugs aud their Families arrived in
thr ely from Denver whore they
have resided for many ycars ga oI
Wednesday evening Had nr1 to take
up % permanent residence here. Pre-
cesilne their departure from the
enrit5I city. n carload % household
gooda. automabiicz. etc. wcra ship
ped out and these goods are expect
ed 10 either today or tomorrow after
which they viii feel more NJ home.
A.P Fabcr. a general representa-
tive of the Ferry seed house Of De
troit. Michigan, one OF the greatest
concerns of its kind In existence to
day, arrived I'm the city last Friday
evening and put in several days in
vestigating the soil and other condi-
tions OF this district with "A view OF
letting contracts for the iaising OF
cantaloupes. winter squash, cucum-
bers and two or more other varieties
of seeks for his company.
Judge NJ. II. welch was n visitor
I'm Paonia Tuesday evening, return
Ing home Wednesday morning.
The little nine. year-old daughter OF
Conrad Mathis OF this city started
out on long journey to the North
west. practically alone, Sunday even
ing but the little tot was as brave
as could be found mt that age, and
VIII without question reach her des-
tination. the home OF an uncle In
Washington state. all safe and
sound.
L. C. Schmid and wife departed
last Sunday evening for Aberdeen.
Washington, nf'Cr a three weeks
visit with Mr. hmid's parents In
this city. The 20 Aberdeen ex-
pecting to loc rermanently.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-12-07

Earl Emlev who has spent
year or more in our valley lett on
Monday's train for Santa Fe.
New NJ Nco, where he expects to
spend tn winter. He will stop
off few DAYS to visit with his
parents at canon City.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-12-07

Earl Raney left for his home in
Palisadc Tuesday morning after
having spent several months
working in the fruit here.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-12-07

Mrs. >lsansh Wilson went to
Cobur" day morning where
she WI pend the day. She is
havin h-r property which she
recently purchased from Cecil
Green improved. foundation is
being put under the house and
other improvements added.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-12-07

Mrs. Harry Graham came up
from Hotchkiss Monday evening
for short visit with relatives and
many friends.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-12-07

Mr. and Mrs Jim Burdet. went
to Grand Junction Sunday morn
ing after visit here at the Thur
mann home
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-12-07

Guy Patterson and wife and H.
S. Mathison and son moved into
the s. A. Wade property on On
orga avenue last Monday.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-12-07

Mr. n8 Mrs W. M. Buckley
and ba 81 we're passengers on
TUESDAY Iotning's train for Los
Angelo Calf. where they ex-
pect t. make their home. Mr..
Buckley has been employed at
the PEOPLES Neat Market but at
the time OF his departure was
with the aonia market.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-12-07

Mrs. Richard Forrest and son
of Eekert, who have spent a cou-
pie OF weeks here visiting return
ed to their home Sunday morn
ing.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-12-07

Mrs Stuburs. who has been
visiting in Hotchkiss Tor three
weeks, came home Monday even
ing
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-12-07

Mrs NJ. -. Hotel, who has
been looking after business at
fairs here a couple of weeks. re-
turned to her home in Denvc T
last Sunday morning.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-12-07

Mrs R. J Huff came up from
Delta Monday evening for a visit
with relatives and friencs. Mrs.
L. s. Co6eld met her at the train
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-12-07

Word from Verne Rawalt is TO
the effect that he is now 10 Lou
isiana and had been a . at the
w. d. Nelson home near Z.mmcr-
man lie likes that county drs
thus far
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-12-07

Mrs II 5. Robets ana ute
son arrived home MoadsF even
ing from Dou5s. Ioaa. te JOIN mr.
Roberts They own the oli o.
boldstone place about a mile uP
the river.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-12-07

Judge J II Baxter returned
home Sunday evening from Den
yer where he has been attending
to business and visiting With his
son Harry. who is a student OF
Denver University.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-12-07

k. f. Coyle arrived home Mon
day evening from Denver after a
week visit with his parents
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-12-07

Some Good Bargains in Bug
gies and Spring wagons
+. p BALcH
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-12-07

F G Emry visited over Tues
day in Delta with his brother Roy.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-12-07

Ten acres. an IN cultivation. only
one mile from town. Cheap sef
G. G. HAWKINS
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-12-07

A Jones was a passenger to
Grand Junction Sunday morniA g.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-12-07

Floyd Williams came home
last Sunday evening from Salida.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-12-07
norcH,lss HApPHNINds

From the uote aaild
Along ahu 9TH Of November
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-12-07

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j. LOCAL HAPPENINGS. =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-08
COAL FLEETS
SEEK WILLOWS
FOG AND DECLINING RIVER
FORCE TIE-UP
Unknown Boat. Win Heavy Fleet o.
Empt'es. Anchors Above the
Steel Bridge

Dense fors that have been hanging
over tne ohio Valley and o.. rau.i
decline iu tle Ohio has forced afl fl..
coal boats ca route fo Pittsburgh
attn cnpf.es f1 anchor. and int.ca.
lions are that they 0il make no 81.
fort % clear until a rise natures
ia'e .ast night au unknown coal boat
Hith a fleet OF about twenty omp-.
blfges Was outlined against the for
opposite The wharf. and her captain
anchored above the bridge. She
may remain here until rise natures
Practically ali the packets R.rc
ereat.y delayed Yesterday. owing 90
tae foss The Virginia passed down
late Zoo the afternoon FOR Cincinnati.
an0 had "a heavy cargo OF products
from Pltt-bITEh aboard TIL T.araua.
on rout" 90 Pittsburgh. carried "a
large consignment of Christmas poui
'ry
Fllgs foafed o.: haif mast on tho
Nharfboat yesterday. The third time
'n zen days The flags we're lowered
on account of the death OF Mr. Wal
tr Booth. of CIsringfou. wife of the
captain Of the Liberty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-08

Proof that burlosque lovers Are
pleased with The performance of tae
Hurry Guriy Girh .s furnished bod ne
iorm o. blE attendance every after
noon and evening &c The Apollo tho.
alter. where fhey are appearing The
two burieftas which they present are
entirely new Each contains side
splitting situations and urfv lines.
and the comedian make tta most of
nc'r opportuu les The r1mrdI
cnnea in principal roles are prcpos.
sessinE. viVacious and clever Thew
sing .ra solo numbers entrusted Co
ttr.r care uitr much erecf.veress
and fhe beauty chorus does tne rest
The art picture dc .lse. nIthfuI re.
productions OF original painting. are
presented in "a tcry pleasing var The
c.tssl. poses of fhr u0Ies and the
coIcrrE and UEhrrE ore beyond
criticism. Nauuecs ard evenings TO-
day and tomorrow NcVf week Pat
Whlfes show
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-08
PETITIONS FOR
PRIOR ALLOWANCE
AsEsicAS BRE~gRS SUPPLY
COMPANY FILES PAPERs
-sessio- 90 Legality 20 STATE Rs-
esissrsnip 81 ser~eoe err~nns
Co-phry Arises


ssisersrip 81 ser~eod 6rr~ng
co-pary srises
IN fhe .lae % petition ~ the
AIsrican Brewers supply Goa uary.
Of P.ttsburEh Win Ref-r-@ n HarE.
ruDtry J " Camnins. ;or prior
claim Tor t1gs5 3. aEalrs- TIE H-r-
rcoc Brrrins Compsng tor GOODS so.d
20 @ D Rlf@aolT dlrfrs ne state
receiv~rship % the properly. the g4-s-
GOO q the Legality % .h- state r--
c-isershig - brcusht up and Nfc-hrr
i,a5.4f - made turlnE .h~syear OF
more - operation nader Receiver
Rideao-r are claims PRIOR 90 o-hsr
liabilities made before the state re-
c~iverthip
The determining % che priority %
fhe claim % tee petitioner may give
rise - q nice legal question. and go
case q Is shown hat the state r.,
c-.rsrslip vas Illegal and appointed
by court without authority as tnr
HElginal creditors maintain. theu
iarge humber % creditors Nho have
ri~t petitions Tor priority % claims
u-af D. forced 90 take rank With
creditors che lntshtrdu-ss 20 sh1m
Gates back 90 brfor- th- state re-
ce!yersLip
The ad.ldica' on % thc Affairs %
the ben eood brewing Company. U hich
entered into federal bankruptcy bat
about tao molths ago. has been a
stormy one Tho recsiv-rshlp vas
trst named GA petition 20 Nike ArL.r.
VI Do named the corporation and about
twenty stockholders a. cO-Lef.udan--
che acton being brought ia the Mar
shall county circuit court Dy this
court. a. ID Il den1ur was named trl-
Tee and later made receiver The ~.
ceiver operated the property until
about tso months ago Vhen On p-fi
f.Hu of number of stockholders an
order OF adlud cation vle entered iu
u.tcd states district court and 'h~
case referred 20 Referee cummins. the
company thus being taken our az the
s'ate bankruptcy and thrown INTO FED
rral bankruptcy
Attorney e. a. Schuck was Npo.rt
% trustee % the property ana fh-
settlement OF tho concerns aTa Us
started. TIE properly c.utul.n. "a obj.
Grafton ult-r bis direction Schedule.
/ ut claims are being nl-d aul 10 VAS
generally expected fhat All liabilities
made during the State rec,,...1ip
".i De- allowed a. prior Claims aud
paid bob FUN
With 'le iIIng % Pho petition of -h.
.r.car brewers supply gowraut.
-.N"Fer. fhe qu0 =tien has arisen as rl
! NhetAcr tu- court which Lampc o. I-.
n1lr as receiver hat the right fo
direct recs.yersh.u and tho settle.
I mrnt ~ these claims au probably
mean "a long 'edloIs LEGAL pro,ee ling
/ on tho part 90 the creditors from tn.
] state r-CeisersA.l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-08
THIRD DEGREE"
Charles Klein Pay Presentsd a the
Court Theater by Very
Capable Company.
for Boys and Girls

Tho Third Dvgree" me latest and
one 81 the most succcssfaI OF the
modern problem plays. by Charlie.
Klein. was presented last evening a.,
The Court th'ater by capable com
pany. The story is familiar. hr pio,
telling an Intensely human luteres,
phase of ll'e The situations a,
tines are tense and OBJ. Zines afwavr
bright ana sn1rry sarah Trfden aa
Annie Jcnries is aI ntt could BIZ 10
sired. and she s supported by 81.
pablo company fh1f .rr'r1es Joseph
Garry. Thomas Woke. John Ovo.-a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-08
DESIRABLE GIFTS
VIII be the Hovntalneer Baskets ard
Bags % De Sold BY the
Kings Daughters.

The Kings Daughters o. the FIRST
Presbyterian church. corner OF Thir-
teenth and Chapline streets. will con.
duct a sale ~ hand made baskets and
baga in the church parior. beginning
a. noon to-day and continuing until
evening
- these baskets nre made BY the
Kentucky mountaineers. aud sre very
artistic and unique fho ladies' be
Nefe hey vii appeal 10 many -
Uory desirable alrs Tor Christmas.
eequentiy. they expect that the
wares Will meet sI'h n ready Faie %
ne low prices they are 10 be OF.
tered