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Evening journal., 1911-02-13

tors have seen the needs of the Col
lege and Farm il is only the duty of
the members to give such appropria-
ton as asked.
The institutions ask for a small ap-
preparation, and there should be no
objection. To do the work at the Col
lege and Experimental Farm help
from the State has been asked. To
advance and keep up with the times
help must be given.
Every man interested in the ad-
vancement of science, education and
the improvement of crops should en-
courage the members of Legislature
to help the institutions.
The archaeological and Pathology
ical Laboratory of the State Board of
Health needs financial help TO carry
on the work. Every doctor I'm the
State knows the value Of the work
of the laboratory. They should urge
their Senator and Representative to
give an annual appropriation TO the
State Board of Health to further ad-
vance the laboratory work.
Every member of the Legislature
saw the needs of Delaware College,
and as progressive, enlightened men
the paltry appropriation asked.
We wish all the people of the State
could visit Delaware College. 1t would
prove a pleasing surprise.
Many Delawareans do not realize
the good work done at the old insti-
tuition, and It is doubtful if they ever
will unless they come and see.
There is trouble about our people
getting acquainted with the grand old
institution. Some do not care 70 know
anything about Delaware College and
are jealous of her progress, but this
class is small.
To the members Of the Legislature
the requests of the College and Ex-
perimental Farm should not be turn
ed aside. II is for the best interest
of our young men and farmers and
the general welfare of the State.
Evening journal., 1911-02-13

change in management Of the Trade Union
News has taken place, Mr.. John M Dorney sue
ceeding Mr.. H. M. Frysinger as editor and pub
Usher Mr.. Dorney is we'll known in labor cir
cles as an orator and writer on current affairs
pertaining to labor and other social and political
questions, and The Journal wishes him success
in his new undertaking. Unhampered by oonven-
tionalties that surround most newspapers, Mr..
Dorney will have free scope for the exercise Of
his talents. With the Trade Union News and the
Labor Herald both appealing for support, labor
circles Of the city should be amply taken care Of.
The Trade Union News announces that it is the
Official representative of the Central Labor
Union" and the unofficial representative of all
the people"
Evening journal., 1911-02-13
CAMEL SALE DENIED.
Manager Doom Declares He Made Ne
Deal With Chattanooga.

A report from Chattanooga, Tenn,
says that RIP" Cannell, one of the
extra outfielders Of the Phillies, has
been purchased by the Chattanooga
Club. Manager Doom Of the Phillies,
declared he did not know anything
about the deal, and said that as far
as he knew. waivers had not been re-
ceived on Cannell.
II was reported recently that Can
nell was 10 go back TO Williamsport,
Of the Tri-State League. The VIII
Transport franchise has been sold 10
Messrs. Brown and Cassidy. of this
city. and Cannell goes back to the
Tri-State he will play with Whining
ton.
Evening journal., 1911-02-13
SMALLPOX PATIENTS RECOVER.
Epidemic Cost Pennserove Moro Than
$1,000.

PENNSGRoVE. N. j., Feb. 1s-Au
the smallpox patients have recovercd
with the exception of three who arc
in the hospital. woman and e;rI
will leave today or next dav while
the third patient, a man. will be I'm
the hospital another week. and then
the Board Of Health expects TO close
II. DR.. +. S. Black. Of Psdricktowr,
who has been in charge, has returned
to his home.
The total cost OF the epidemic will
exceed $4,000.
Evening journal., 1911-02-13

thinks there should be capable road engineer
for Kent county That of course would be wise
step. If Kent county had a rational system of
road improvement, The Journal believes no resi-
dent of the county would regret the slight increase
in the tax rate.
Evening journal., 1911-02-13
Delaware College.

newark Ledger.
Delaware College and the Expert
mental Farm were visited on Friday
of last week by the members of the
State Legislature. Governor Penne-
will was also present.
The visit is fraught with good to-
ward the College no one doubts. To
see is to believe, and as our Legisla-
Evening journal., 1911-02-13
MAIL WEIGHING SOON.
Uncle Sam Informs Railroads He VIII
Begin Work This Month.

Uncle Sam Informs Railroads He VIII
Begin Work This Month.
Railroad officials have been advised
by the Post Office Department that
the quadrennial weighing of mails in
this territory will begin about Feb
ruary 20. The country has been di-
vided by the department into four
districts fo- the purpose of carrying
out its plan of mail weighing and
once every four years. in each dis
trict. the mails are weighed during a
period of los days consecutively and
the tonnage figures so obtained are
used as a basis for calculating the
amounts to be paid the railroads hav-
ing contracts for hauling the mails
during the ensuing four-year period.
Evening journal., 1911-02-13
CanaI NAV Onen TonirIIt.

Repairs to the Chesapeake aud Della
ware Canal. il is expected, will be com
pleted tonight. The work on the lock
has progressed more rapidly than was
expected. Many vessels are waiting at
both ends of the canal for an oppor-
tunity TO pass through.
Evening journal., 1911-02-13
POWDER COMPANY REPORT.
Colonel Buckner Says international
Profits Last Year We're Not
Satisfactory.

The International Smokeless Pow
der and Chemical Company has re-
ported net earnings for the year end
ed December 81 at $229. 1886. against
$2S6,379 a year ago. Afte- dividends
the total surplus was S711144, against
$SSO,441. Colonel z. G. Buckner,
president, says in the annual report
The working capital of the company
has been increased materially since
last year, while the current liabilities
remain at minimum. The exhibit Of
proht is, however, not satisfactory,
as tho net earnings do not equal the
dividends paid"
Evening journal., 1911-02-13
CANADIAN TREATY AND PRICES.

a LTHOUGH the reciprocity treaty with
\ Canada, If put into force, may result in
the easing of prices in some Of the larger cities
and along the border, it is not believed that there
will be any material decrease.
Under the Payne-Aldrich tariff law, hides we're
put the free list and there was a correspond
ing reduction in boots and shoes. There we're re-
ductons, some of them sweeping, in iron ore and
steel products, in lumber and wood pulp and print
paper, together with many other articles but the
result was an increase in the prices of these COM
modties TO consumers.
This shows that some causes other than the tar
1T have been maintaining prices, and it seems to
be clear that in many instances the reason is the
charges that are added from the time the pro-
duct leaves the direct producer until it reaches the
consumer The producers also by forming trusts
or agreements maintain prices In food products
the mddleman, the dealers and the cold stor-
age system enable products of the farm
10 be cornered and held for an indefinite period
Perhaps legislation is unable to reach some Of
the causes, but the limiting of the time in which
food products may be held in cold storage would
help to restore the natural condition of supply
and demand. Indefinite cold storage enables man
ipulators OF food products to defy the law of SUD-
ply and demand II the Lodge bill should be
passed, Canadian meat and eggs when thew come
into this country could not be held indefinitely
IN the cold storage houses. Mr. Lodges bill limits
cold storage to one year, a sufficiently long time
Evening journal., 1911-02-13
The POStOffice
The Popular Magazines
and The People.

A provision has been made to the
poStoffice appropriation bill by the
Senate PoStoffice Committee without
proper notice or public hearing. 1t pro-
vides for an unjust, discriminatory, and
confiscatory tax on the popular maga-
zines. BY attaching this provision to
the postoffice appropriation bill at the
eleventh hour all opportunity for. open
discussion and consideration by the
people, the publishers and the Senate
was cut off. II was an un-American
star chamber proceeding, accomplished
under Presidential and Political coer-
cion. If this bill is passed with the pro-
vision which practically exempts from
taxation magazines which have not
spoken boldly on public questions, many
of the popular periodicals will be put
out ofbusineSS altogether, and the Others
without exception, will be seriously
crippled. Even if it were possible for
the magazines to continue in business
under these new conditions, the people
would derive no benefit from the mea-
sure, for until the poStoffice department
is taken out of politics, and business
like management installed, it is improb-
able that any additionalrevenue collected
will be used economically. We urge
every friend of honest politics, econo-
mical government and a free press to
telegraph or write and Immediately pro-
test to their Senators and RepreSen-
tatives.
Evening journal., 1911-02-13

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money #
It fails to cure Il. w. GROVES sigma
ture is on each box. Csc.
Evening journal., 1911-02-13
COIlcre Renort

Tho annual report Of the treasurer
OF Delaware College has been printed
and Is now being distributed.
Evening journal., 1911-02-13

The Dover Index has become firm advocate of
good roads. Not only does il favor the building
Of the State highway, but it thinks Kent county
should improve the cross roads How TO make
these Improvements with as little expense as pos
sible is difficult problem to solve. The Index
Evening journal., 1911-02-13
OFFICIAL ENDORSEMENTS.

The Association of
American Advcrtis
The Associauen cf American srs is composed Of
Aavsrdssrs New York City) has all the grsst aaSr %
sxanmsd certified circulation The Assoa
e this publication Only the hxurss Of endorses only
e0ulnees contained IN ita sspsr such papers SUD
gparkatsod hy the AssocAtsn. i M, t sny M nSment
CTcAH 4 and positive proof
-IH.A Al A(lGjAf be submitted,
n. 40 RNLA6 S.~..,.r, 4 The accompanying
= - 49, f- 1 certificate No 1l2,
49, been issued 10
his
Evening journal., 1911-02-13
The United Pub.

The United iuD'
iishers' Association
through it's Presi-
dent, Mr.. Arthur
Koppeli has exam
ined THE JOUR
NAILS circulation
and Mr.. Koppeli OF.
fers 90 wager $1,000
Of his own money,
and undertake 70
prove that THE
EVENING JOUR.
NAL has the largest
paid circulation Of
any paper printed in
Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1911-02-13
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-08
WHEAT

CuIDAGO. Dee After watering
lrtaeeH strength and weakness tae
wheat market to-day ua- ateadl.I b.
covering 20 anticipate t possible soar
pris" lu tlr government crop report.
due jusf a. fn- CLOSING minute OI thee
."s-.ou. fhr surpr.s, came. aI right
Az official csuma'- thtf th- rutei
~tat-- bias planted ---- Iup acres
Jess winter wheat than o. year ago
Irti'rs generally expected the report
would stuv ftr aUrDa-- f1 be about
the same az last year Tl, ielr.s
though. arrived roo late tl have a o.
rect Iunneute in tH~ Duo THE latest
Transactions We're 80 is, Io q. o..
under last utElf Corn finished t.t
fo "a .c no. oafs v.fr tar F.1 of
zee OBJ hsr ana provisions uurlaur.I
or vars uz t0 Su7isc advance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-08
STOCKS IN RUT
Market Follows Quiet Hover-e
Tina, Marked the Session on
"Wednesday IN Wan street

NEW NOuk u..r M0t.meu s
of prices ou COZ. STOCK Exchange t8.
day 10 nearly duplicated thos. NJ th-
previous day OF ttr a-,a Thar fho
market appeared fp have fallen deep
INTO rui Trading WAS istIees and
without Initiative from any quarter
during most of fhe session The. m
dertone va heavy and some issue
were decidedly vrak T1eIrd The
close the bcafs repeated tH.ir Gao
tics ~ earlier Iu flr vcek. br.usIu.
the session t0 Hn end vith sharp
attack which depressed prices gem
> sraiiy AMONG fHr active sfoo .
Union racinc Reading. L"high Val
Icy and Ama'rim1frd Copper we're
forced point 'r more below the
vprcvious day clo.s
Traders said that thr MARKET ar
pearancc 90 hfa.iuesa not ou'l fn
day but durr- thr earlier part u'
the week probably Was due ln part
20 liquidation 81 speculative holdings
hy Interests which TOOK into coutId
Grafton tho prospect ~ 1 long sos
sion oi tolrrr-a Another factor
which was ttk'u INTO tunaidcrlt ION
was the probable eject of January I
financial settlements lu restrict Tins
buylug ON large scale
Mainfcn5ncr ~ the call money rate
At the higher figures which have pre-
vailed since tho beginning of the
week vas regarded az an Important
factor boo EoNvru.ur fradIfE Inter
ests which have been committed q.
the bun side construed tho frrurs-
~ the muu..N market .. f...rt.f...
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-08
The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

80 o. rr- f. ono -rt-..s--
PNEkEE- b. "A g4 isc -
I-~ -r-rs-rss lar-.rl- Fr srr .ar
a-a-.~r ta.r ana rnli cf-r t.r -.s.--l
tao -rts ot .l~ c11r rt rt- .-r
ri. I-rss--~ sas aotsl AEa.l -..s
uur- 20 over EASTERN Isl go NlrrIr.a
rtr .ls pressure ares lcfsr over
zee -rp-- raI.els yesterday has l.e4s
r- .rt. lnfarIC. Another lus gress r-
alea a moving sa4tlsard ITO t-~
-ertt es. I'D uppsr valleys rtr
rr.-ss -r-s are a so l0E Cser ths r1- +.
err A.csI Molnfaln -~-.ors
Flr art sslra rat warner vel. ...-
.a sAls-c.rd ln tLls vicinity roulE
TO ea.taar- drft 30 NE bow pres. .r,
4rras .- 'l~ aest AL ~ baby c-a.-
l-r-t-.-- -.oldir-ss ol Fr.d4y
I-- ono aIl contlnl- FEB .sI .l '..
-.s.I.- f.- t-e nrtt - hogrs
--- nt.ke's axe dosu a. Loc. No.
.. ID all DE-.
ID r HOWE
section u.rr-..-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-08

I"sr~lluE 81 auroumnlat.ous.
at..a ln I's~'f probably lal f9 ,lrus
Liquidation OF speculative as.o.nf-.
F.rfhrr selling of uacI.r indus
triH'r such as las been iu progress
'or r' rial days resulted In some
substantial losses Poor trad. sond
I.aa during TIE paF' year JOYS prices
nt steel and u1favoratf- financial
staten. ri- have given rise POP reports
That Generalization 90 several com
parles is not unlikely
Ih" bond market va. heavy with
"-pssIalIs severe decline. iu SOME rf
th- Ils priced speculative Issues
Total ral-s. jar value S...tf 600
United States 4s coupon. declined
.r .l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-08

1cr- D. Kelly ans utf- ro a
D'a-k f-a-f of art Ir smith a-f
.ar' -uttst.p- r-.drfaficn
& n.
Crar'-s B1c-'-F a-t wife and M.rv
@ F0--l-- - ~ e. stewart ems "a
H.r-os. tract ~ ia~f lI Mead
..ttrhlg -c--.H-~1 Hrr $40
Charles Wf-un and b. o. age others
to Pa.ct.po. tract o. iauI iH Ian.
si-S consideration f--s
f-ph a Wor.-y and v fr fe AZ
mo- lrs-k'vrk trArr OBJ land n
Pea-- 'o~rsriu confederation $3.50
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-08
ST. GAINESVILLE

-a na ..-. rs-asr
81 GAINESVILLE u,ec -rro.
t4.a 0r-rr 1.ar'rrs a. 'acr
l~a p Pafr-~scr a. .rI-f-a
US uf rr- -traf~ 80 E o. Jr-- o.
rsa---i ts ARA lct1 49, cte-rs P-
ffr- to se r-si --'afe ulstuout ou
rrrer-t
f- fhe -sf'-r cf ne r-csts--.-.p %
ha-r'' trUr~- caster ~. su 20
Iar-s Groves. t-rras.-f irYrr tCry
t.-- AID approved
ir gre uafr-r % fA@ ss-tr-n ..rF ~
Laura Jor-- q S-druick 50
% rl-c assiE--e. hcrt s. uca. si'r
- I'd ~~-Eu g arc D. e. S--fru ,r 3
a. r-ffrs
l1 th- raf--- ~ Arl.- ~ttr- pf
1-I fUr .rgc-st af urals
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-08
MURDER TRIAL
~ Come ~ az SPECIAL Tsr-1 %
JaeSson County Court AZ
Ripley Tuesday

-r- .-l t.-pa. .h te trs i-t-.aseres-
RIPLEY "a Na u,r 4 special
term of fh. jackson comfy court vii
he convened beg, urNf Tursda, when
The trial 90 ~ Proctor charged
aIth tt- sIulnE a. AID son ridd ~iI
com. .p Todd VAS rl,,. down GA che
streets % kovsu-uo.t
Anoflrr case fr come rn Rt.. b., fh-
trial of Har" M-traIf charged eIth
r.obiur OBJ. iaua OF Rat.usVo,i of
So.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-08

llel-LfNs 90 "a n-
--uts irt,au4rl $3.50. .s.rs 81
@'- - q :. Masteu . o. 'ana-rs
-'- ssf-- '-tau-I E.c.a1.s u-n.
.4.tf.rE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-08

WASHINGTON. De. AT the ba.
E.rr.a- cd. business fodas fhe c1uuI
H.u 90. tue i4.tel states frtalur,
Na. Nor.luA tt.aur. Il treasury
orr &la.H-i11t H1 banks and
Philippine treasury. s.tIa-15t TH.
'o'.. haIaa.r . ErutaI fund VAS
i.t-IH Ordinary receipts res.
''r.-. Hsle f-Tf-.-f.. eIfl ordinary
t.sh.rsemsrr 1- f-f-s'l- Tr. drf.
..f .. 1sfe f.r f..sf I.af d.. g-f-l.
-s. as acl.usf a Iefrf ~ fr-.f.-ls
a' f.is rme aa. year Thee figures
oN'..'" Panama caraI ard public
debt lrausaUf.oas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-08
Money.

\-H YORK. Money .r cab r.u.
H.'. nrr eer. ruling .afe. o. peI
com CLOSING t... It. ..r cent. orer
ri H. u"r cent Time loans rfm. rI
a't- aaI s' ta.s trff. psr cent. ..s
W0. Ie lrr CONT r',s.. I'-.m.
m'.ea-t q" paper. f84a per cent
-'.f reg exchange easy aI.I srfut.
hHs ness .n bankers bills or g. SO.
.or OBJ dat bulls aud at s. 800 10Y de
r.ari oomuer. Too bulls. s. bar
e'''r. ..-,c HsNrau uoIrrf frisc
t'.'-.umon. bonds caat Railroad
BONDS hsat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-08
Merchants

To merchants the Of their store i, the con.
sideraGon
10 othes-the efficiency brllsney and pleasing effect
are the points considered, and then the cost
The latter the only and reliable manner in
which to view this very important item
ELECTRICITY with Tungsten Mazda Lamps for store
lighting, if artistic and brilliantly attractive i, a,
all times investment to be realized on.
THINK 1T OVER Call representatives. either phone
sO7
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-06
IT is SERIOUS
Come PERT, Amboy People Fail te
Realize tho Seriousness of a
Bad Back.

The constant aching Of a bad
back,
The WEAKNESS, the tired feeaing,
The pains and aches of kidney ili1
Are serioue-if neglected
Dangerous urinary troubles fol-
low.
A Perth Amboy citizen shows
you how to avoid them
John Anderson, Justice OF thi
peace, 2Ts Prospect street, PERI
Amboy, N. J., says: "I freely give
Doan's Kidney Pills my endorse
nent, feeling that 1t may help some
other kidney sufferer, There vaa
much lameness and pain across ms
back and / was suffering intensely
when I took Doan's Kidney Pills
They relieved me promptly a.
lived up to all the claims made tU
them. You are welcome to use the
statement for publication" q
For sale by all dealers, Price 30
cents. Foster-Mllburn Co, Bufais
New York, sole agents for the Unit
ed statea-
Remember tho nams-Doan's~,
and taks 40 other,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-06
PROLOGUE.

Bob McAdoo, wait of tbs
slunts, ragged, hard fsted news
boy, masterJful office boy, bully
of Htshtowr, steel worker, ward
boss, boss of the Steel City, is tbs
central figure Of this absorbing
thrilling, realistic story of Amer
icGn politics. He is fiendiess,
but one friend enters his life and
changes its whole course. He IS
a hater of women, but one wona-
an comes between him and his
cole friend, and then things hap
pen that are worth while. Ur-
tagging heart interest is The dom.
indrt characteristic Of this great,
zeal life romance Of today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-06
? /.
KNIGHT ERRANT.

TN the heart of the foothills, IN q
basin where two rivers meet to
form d mighty third, lies the Steel
City. To see 1t you must journey
By night along its rivers, whose yell
low, placid waters, rejecting the lights
Of a hundred steamers, seem a field Of
gold lncrusted with diamonds, rubies
and emeralds. Mile after mile you
pass by mills, mills, m~ilis-nOthing but
mills-magnidcent monuments to tho
inventive and adaptive genius Of nan
Thousands Of black faced, muscular
Titans rush hither and thlther, swift,
tnethodical, earnest, single purposed.
But even this powerful army, levied
from the worlds strongest, is pygmy-
Alike beside the marvellous mechanism,
Which works, seemingly, Of its OWE
Will, unerring, unfalteriug, u~nceasing.
Irresistible. Rivers of molten metal
TOW beneath your gaze. Massive In
gots of white hot iron, beyond the
Etrength Of men to lift, swing easily
On the cranes from cast to car. Fiery
serpents Of steel writhe and plunge az
Slough obsessed by the spirit Of he'll
that brOOds over the smithy of the
world. This is the Steel City.
He was standing at the window in
one Of the city's bleakest tenemeDts, q
. Qgged, dirty faced boy. In the years
IN remembered Of his ten he had
s~-nther surroundings. OF
what went before he knew-was to
know-nothing. From without came
the sound Of shutting, uncertain foot
steps. He turned in an attitude of sui
len expectancy.
'If he ticks me again I'll run away"
be muttered. The faded drudge who
shared the room with him nodded
h~opelessly.
The door opened and the relic of
what had once been a man entered.
"My felish'tashuns, ghentle partner Z
my Jhoysh an shorrowsh." he ed-
Crossed the woman IN drunken irony.
SWha've y got t. eat7"
"Nothlng."
can why not, faithful Penei'pe7 III
havo you know I'm hungry. Woman,
I'm hungry Why not?'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-06
$1.5O Chain DiagOnaIs CSC

One of the chief dress goods offering, of tn
occasion is this lot of All Wool Chain DIaooaaI 9 {
inches wide, very fine and of excellent weigh
which we present in navy blue, brown, gray, VI
taria and black, actual value $l.50 a yard; m
Anniversary Sale price. 80
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-06

CoIored Dress Satins, all silk; twenty five goc
shades to choose from, including all the newe
tints, among them coronation, peach, cora, gold, am
thyst; fine for gowns, waists or foundations; full
and 40 inches wide; exceptional 75c quail 20
ity, In the Anniversary Sale at. ........ 20
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1911-12-05
DANDRUFF AND ITCHING
SCALP YIELD To zEMO
TREATMENT

Why should you continue to eX-
pertinent with salyes, greasy lotions
and fancy hair dressings trying to rid
your scalp of germ life. They can't
do it because they cannot penetrate
to the seat of the trouble and draw
the germ life to the surface of the
scalp and destroy it.
Why not tray a PROVEN REM
EDY? One that will do this. We
have a remedy that will rid the scalp
of germ life and in this way viii cure
DANDRUFF and ITCHING SCALP.
This remedy is ZEMO, clean, re-
fined, penetrating scalp tonic that
goes right to the seat of the trouble
and drives the germ life to the sur
face and destroys it,
A shampoo with ZEMu (ANTlSEP-
.TIC) SOAP and one application of
ZEMO will entirely rid the scalp OF
dandruff and scurf. Do not hesitate,
but get a bottle of ZEMO today. 1t
acts on a new principle and will do
exactly what we claim for it.
Sold and endorsed in Grand juno
ton by the Kraft & Emerson Drug
Store.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1911-12-05
VERSE WORTH READING
The Gleanera.


Across the stubblefeld the wagons 20
With Hitting laughter and glad harvest
song:
And I'm their fresh-made track shy pen
sioners
Advance. vibrate. retreat the whole day
long.
The proud. young feather mother from
Brings here her aufry. ehirping. yellow
brood:
Inc plump quail feeds, unfrightend and
unharmed:
The squirrel feasts and flies: IN holder
mood
The timid. field mouse waits TO I'LL her
nest;
pelf:
And hocks OF chattering birds. bold high
waymen.
Take tribute from the loaded vain IT.
self
The happy children. riding on the
sheaves.
Would drive the esdaring bordermen
away.
Ihe farmer. turning hastily around
WIN hndllng eyes and softening face.
SAYS: Nay.
our bins are bursting with Gods gifts.
BE still.
They are his cleaners. Let them eat
their IN"
Mary Marshall Parks. in the Indepen-
dent