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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-10-31

Mrs. Leo Lenzen was q Wahpe.
ton visitor Saturday. i,
Messrs Sweet Of Fargo and
Lauder and Jones Of Wahpetdn
gave lectures in the Woodmdn
hall Saturday afternoon. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Trapps are
the proud parents Of q bouncing
baby boy which arrived at their
home on Sunday, October 81. =
Mrs. 8. Rodivilsch spent Fri
day at Wahpeton.
Mrs. sfveigel Of st. Cloud and
Miss Anna Peschell OF Wahpe-
ton visited at the Rodovisch
home q few days this week.
Joe Relation was q passenger
to Wahpeton Friday.
Mrs. Herman Walters spent
Friday at Wahpeton.
Mrs. Marsh of Wahpeton had
charge of the Mooreton State
Bank Saturday.
Adolph veit and Geo. Riley
were Wahpeton visitors We'd.
nesday.
Mrs. J. J. Lawrence and Miss
Margretta Chernich were dele
gates to the Royal Neighbor
school of instruction which was
held at Cakes Friday evening.
Mrs. Moffet and Miss Alveda
Moffet Of Barney visited at the
Bailey home Friday.
Mrs. Agnes Comstock return
ed from Wahpeton Friday.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-10-31
CURIOUS BITS
OF HISTORY
ENGLISH SYMPATHY FOR
AMERICA.
BY A. W. MACY.

The sentiment In England
against America during the Rev.
oivtlonary war was not unank
nous by any means. II . popu.
lar vote had been taken L 10
likely that 4 majority would
have been found faverine the
American side. : On 70 June !, e,
1z75, the lord-smayor ana alder.
men OF London adopted Tan HAd-
dress, Rsmonstranes and Petit
tlons TO the king, expressing
their adherence o. the tyran.
nIeai msasures pursued against
their fellow-subjse In America,
and asklne him % dlsmlse hls
ministers and eounsellore who
we're responsible for such an
unrlahksous war. Being notl.
lied Of this, the king sisnifisd
HE willingness 70 receive the
petition at hls next lsvss, or
public reception. Tho lordmayor
and aldermen refused to present
L except when he was sitting on
HE throne. He replied that 10
would reeslvs any kind Of Q Pc.
tltlon, but he must be the Judge
% 10 where. Both sides were
stubborn, and the petition was
never officially presented. They
took care, however, that q copy
Of Il wac presented 20 the king
In private.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-10-31
ooRREor WINTER STYLES
lN MILLINERY

Each day sees some new.
The splendid variety Will fas-
climate you. Gall and se6 our
hats boforo purohasInn. uro.
2. q. 0anty. IN ponnath Dldg.,
(opposite CITY hall.) Adv.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-10-31
CURIOUS BITS
OF HISTORY
THE FIRST LEGISLATIVE As
eEMDlY IN AMERICA.
sy A. w. MACY.

In 1919 Sir George YeardIey
arrived In Virginia with q com
mission % governor Of the COL
ony. Among HE Instructions
was one that brought crest 10y
to the eolonlsts. Il was TO tho
effect that q general assembly
should bs held yearly, composed
Of the governor and COUNCIL, and
two elrgessss from each plan
tatlon, to b elected by the peo-
pie. This assembly was TO have
power 20 make lave for the col.
ony. lt assembled at James.
town, July %, and was the first
legislative body 20 msst on
American coll. The sessions
were held In the little Eplecopal
church which, W. are told, 'atho
governor caused % b lsspt pass.
Ing sNoet, and trimmed Up with
divers aosers." There vsero e
siseesd Durehsrs, oil eitlssns q
Q high type. The assembly -.
malnod In session only I've days,
yse In that time 4 enacted semo
saeeellent lavss. oevornos Hutch.
lnson, Tho Tory historian, tells
70 In he book that yin 1879 q
heuse Of Duroeeoss broke out at
jamestown" Similar assem-.
bIlss, elected BY che people, have
bssn sbrsalsInS out" In America
ever slnee.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-10-31

Copyright. 1911. by Joseph B. Bowlsa )
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-10-31
WINTER MILLINERY

Tho styles this season are %
irresistably attractive and Wlthal
90 practical that they nnd I'm.
mediate favor with everyone see-
Ina them.
HATS that will please tho taste
Of every woman will be found In
our store. Mrs. p. n. 0any, Pom
nath Dldg., Opposite city halI.)
Adv.
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Paid Advertisements

We have some home grown
timothy seed to SOW with your
rye. Prices reasonable. Kelly
Bros.
We have some home grown
timothy seed to SOW with your
rye. Prices reasonable. Kelly
Bros.
D. D. Swank has another car
of winter apples which he is sell
ling on the track and at the
store. Adv.
Carload Of hand picked apples
on Great Nor. track near the
mill. Will be sold out Of the
car. w. L. Fricke. Adv.
Carload of hand picked apples
on Great Northern track near the
mill. Will be sold out Of the
car. w. L. Fricke. Adv.
For sale-A house in good lo-
cality on Sixth street, also some
lots in different parts Of the town.
Inquire Of Albert Chezik az 500
Sixth street.
(Adv.)
For kidney and bladder troubles
try q box Of DR.. ]. v. Quick's
Alaska Kidney Pills. For sale by
all druggists.
House To- 0alo.-Five room
house, one corner lot good loca-
ton for sale cheap. Inquire Of e.
Is. Cameron.
From now on the drug stores
in Wahpeton will be open on Sun
day only from Q q. m. to 1 p. m.
d. D. swank has another car
of winter apples which he is sell
ling on the track and at the
store. Adv.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-10-31
NOTICE

The committee on decoration
Of the Booster club dance to be
held on Halloween will give q
prize Of one dollar for the best
Jack % lantern and SOC for the
second best delivered to Mr.. Nc
Clennok at the Globe Gazette on
October 20.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-10-31
q PARoEL snoWER

Miss Ruth Oslund entertain
ed a number of young ladies last
night in honor of Miss Mary Boil
a bride of the near future. Miss
Boil received a number of use
full and pretty things.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-03
Die inouitriell.n @erbaltuine in
ben Ser. Staaten.

T}it GROCER gefriebigung lpiro be-
riAtet, bub in Der Giienz unb Stahlz
Snbuitrie Mongel on Qrbeitern be-
ite6t uno baraus geidlpfen, oab bic
Ser. Stuaten einem inbuitrleuen Nufz
guFfhpunge entgsgen seben. Was IN
Birtlihteit Dpr Ii6 gebt, lit eine Wisz
ber6olung Der 3uItdnbe, bic ltd nah
Der pqnit einitellten, Die BON 1892 big
1896 nGbrte. 0ter Sabre lang mar
Der 9erbrauh bon Woaren aufs 4eue
Berite beIdrGntt iDorben, Biz Die 5totpz
neneigteit eintrat, Die 3uiammen9sz
fhmol3enen WaarenporrGt6e gu err
neuern. 0as bra9te Die Jnouitrie in
Gang. Cur fpettereh 9ebuna trug Die
reidhe grnte bel uno Der tpieoer ers
padte 9rebit befGbiste gu neuen I'M
tsrnsbmungen. Oos itimmt aufs Sanr
nit ben iesigen 8erbdltninen ubsrsin.
Stint Sabre lang, bonn Ottober 1907
Bis 1912, Itodts Die Snouitrie, tpenn iie
au anidt in fold idledter Sage iih
beTanb, pie in Der porigen pantt,
aaufleute beiteGten ibrs Wuaren in
flsinen partieen, Gtienbabnen unterz
lieBen ale Hsuequippirunsen. Naf
bieier langen pauie muBte iih tpteber
Elm nsuer gebarf nad Wuarsn einitsl@
len. Die parallele tpiro baourh Dols
tommen, pab mir audi in bieiem Sabre
cine quite grnte gebabt buben, tpelhe
itimulireno auf ben 5unbel lpirtt
3iebt man bic friiberen psrioben in
gstradt, 10 ersibt iid ous Reiultat,
buB in ben 8ereinigten Stad.
ten aGe aebn Sabre cine StOdung elm;
tritt, bic bier bis fiinf Sabre on
bGlt. Oas lit tpeit bupon Elm ioeale,
3uitano gu iein unb itiht BON Der
eurppdiIhen 0erbaltniRen ub. ipo Ya:
niten unbefonnt iinb uno @efhdfts
| itodungen 1th in tpeit ldngeren 3ipi
! i6enrdumen einitslen. gebsntt maj
| ferner, oaB Die europdiihen Can
Der ni9t bic srpbs Stiibs an 81
2anbpirtbihaft bsiiBen, tpie mir, bal
iie beitdnbig ge5ipungsn iino, Nab
runasmittel einaufIbrsn, tpdbreno fpi
Dieielben ausfiibren, unb bab nj
grobe Summen 0elbes aus benz Gr
port pon Wineralien unb 6albrohitof
fen erlongsn, bic in europa falt aug
nabmslos tmportirt iperben, 10 i
baraus gu erfehen bab uniere Jnbu
| itrie auf elmer bebeuteno niebrigere
Stufe Itebt. als in europa.
| lleber bic l1rfahe tann tein 3fpei
| fel befteben, ba iis burh bic Statiiti
errpielen pirb unb erFehen ldbt, ba
unIsre Musfuhr BON Jertiefdbrifate
b.beutenb gerinaer 1T, uls Die Der abb
| liiirten europdi{h.n 2dnoern. WN bd
bic arbeitenoe Bep0lterung beriibr
Lit leiht senug au ertennen. Sc tper
ben lnenblid mebr QDbne seaahl
penn man cine 1onne Giien OBJ
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gH,per nerIett.
SuIepb Sanbers serietb in bas Ue-
triebe einer MspbaltmaiGine.

ednpere 8erleenngen uno ihmer3'
hafte granoipunoen trug geltern Der
80 Sabre olte ssoiepb Sanoersa bon
60 755 Clinton slpenlie, elm Inge-
iteater Der Sunipnn aspbaIt Co., oa.
bon.
Sarbers, Ser In ben anlaeen Der
Suuipon slspbalt 60, on Der
0eiteri Mpenue, beIhaitiet mar, tan.
Der Mspbaltfod,noihine 81 nabe uno
lpuroe bonn 0etriebe eriaBt. gbe anI
ieine Silieruie bin Die Maifine abb
dcIteat iperben fonnte, batte er
Idnpere 9ranbipunben lno it)rner5-
tafte Guetitungen banongetrage1.
Ter 8erimgliifte ipurbe nah benz
IiGotiihcn Soipital gebraht, po oie
gIer3te ieinen Suitano fur aienllld)
beoenflih erfldrten.
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9fn Die llnrehte fam geltern Der
@ouner, Der ieit einiaer Belt lih bier
nit 3iemIihem GrIolge ais Wletbe'
foaeftor auiipielte, ais er BET Jran
gsalter 8eis, go. 1407 esobn Ctr.
norlprah uno anseblih I'M Auitraae
bes !Saus,pirths Die iallige Wsictte
foleftiren pollte sSrau Meis bate
BON Den Balmereien bes 8uriden &c.
Ieieu nno mics linn ioiort Die Ibiir.
gle gab Der BoliBei ipater eine lebr
CUTE Observation-Disclosures oss
Sbpin6Iers. Drielbe lit etlpn 50
BIS 60 Sabre alt, bat eraues 9aur
uno erauen Edpnurrbart llro trdet
einen banfelbrnunen Mnaug mo
|puntIs,l iteiieu &ut.
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2okQl.Derid)l
Sabiid9er Tint. sVereist.
Das Sanptanartier ,piTb nad)
,lamm's SolIe nerlegt peroen.

Ger gabiide unterltiisnngspereln
miro BON nun an ieine 8eriamnllin'
aen in 9. Sslanm's Salle, Wfcynde'l
slpenue intb Gloer StraBe, abbalfen,
oenn oie gerIesung oes palipfaliar-
tiers BON Der Mrbeiterballe oaDlil
lpilroc In Ger geitrigen Sienna oes
gereins beihloiien. Serr Sacob 1T
ider fiibrte in oieier Weriamlnil'',g
Sen 8nr5ib nno Serr Sobn Gteboio
has asrotofol. Die SrBhng mar ghl
beIudt unb nadyoern oos Gbeina Ger
gerleauna oes Sauptanartiers en-.
mai aitaeregt mar, folgte elm leppu''
fer Dteinunssaustauib. Die yl.fglle'
Der iparen Iamnt nno ionbers fiir Den
llm3ua. Gs ipuroe baraui bingefDte'
ien. oaB Serr 8tniius 5lcmn 1elbllt
Elm WtitgIieb bes Yereins lei iino
ruiirbe oos Soi,ptanorticr BET eire!r'
eanbsmann aufeeidlagen, bann tpur-
De iebenialls audi Die alte 8enliiftj.
| Iihfeit 5llriiffebren, Die friiber bet
ben 9abenieru eifrig eepfIegt ipuroc.
Serr ;Slaalrl, ipeld,er nnipeieno ipar,
aab aih beriibige1tbe Tcrlihernnge;l
Soriiber, buB feline Rdumlihfeitea
grpB genus ipdren nm allen an-
ipriifen su aeniigen uno als er be-
rnerfte, Dab er alles alllbieten nnroe.
linn Den &erein elm pirflid)es9elnl 5u
oeben, mar Die Angeleeenheit besllin-
a,os ,d,ne0 erlebiat. GIN 0abingehen-
ser antrag ipurbe einitininig angcr
lnontn,eu. Der llmsug tpiro bereits Ill
ser nddIten 9eriammlnng, nl1o aln
Ositnpod,, t6. Gftober, uoll5ogen ,illn
| slpor marif)irt Der 8erein init wiiinf
urb mebenoen Sahnen pom JestgcH
| Cuortier, Der glrbeiterballe, rad)
sen, iteuen. lin Die notbipenSigeil
gprbereitungen 5u treifen, ipuroen
| hie Serren @uitap aarlt, Sobd
Nsalsbarot uno Ssolepb Slarnm ais
acnln,ittee ernannt.
! Ser gabiihe gerein befinoet lld
finonsiea III bliibeiloer Sage. Gle &C.
/ itriaen ginnobmen betrugen y233.
Tieier 8etrag, i'm @erein nit benz
QoiIenbeltono uno Der nod niht be-
hobereu 3inIen, ermogliht oen are
{ Ifmlf eines $500 Bombs, ipon1tf Der
0erfpoltingsrotb betrant rpuroe.
} Gem SdotmeiIter perblelben ool'il
inmer nod getiigeno 8eloer, I'M
! olen Gerpiliftuneen nahfcmmen 5lt
!, fonnen. Die geItrigen ansguben be-
truaen MIR $36 iiir aranfenunter-
2 ltiisune.
Sis Die gelegaten, tpelde Der Snh'
discriminating bes Staatsuerbanos
j IN g)ouuastotpn beigeipohnt batteti'
= ihren gerid,t erItattete,t. ipnroen emit
!, oe Stin,men Idut, Die es tuoelten, oaf
!; auf Der aonpention niht Die boben
: 2ebensmittelpreiie aur Spruhe ia
! men uno es tpurbe angeoeutet, oar
& cine Steuungnobme 3u Der midtigei'
!, ,sruoe tpobl am EIase selpeien mare
i Sic Ieleooten peroen ihren gerlfl
in ser nddIten Sisung ihriftlid eti,'
reihen, barnit er bein Erotofoll els'
i perlcibt iperoen funn.
n Cine GinIaouna beg Sfhpeltei
r Mdnnerdurs su iciter abenounter
|. haltung am 90. bs Mts., III Del
Central Surnholle, ipuroe angenom
men uno getbeiligung 5ugelagt. emi
Selfersrieoer, bon 104 Gloer StraBe
3 puroe BON Serrn Sabian 3anslel
y sur Mitgliebid,aft porgeiMagen. Va'
! BeIud, muroe ben 9erren @llltai
- aarst, ,scl. Yeinaartner' nno gDnt
- elneBb1niel sur Briiflng iiberGebeH
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Der Iih iiber oieIe 0erfehrsunterbrea
dung befhtpert baben uno bab slns
auslpdrtise Snterperltion gu betirhten
Tel. tpenn bic Der. Staaten niht ben
8eIhperoeeruno aus bem gBeee rdu.
men. sSn Der lebten Snitana beneutet
oas ieboh nihts anoeres, als oaB Der
BrdIipent enti9lo5fen 1T, fetne Nepoz
Iutipnen in 3entralzImerifa msbr gu
nuloen. Seine fonturrirenoen Yrd1l.
bentIdaftsSaanbibaten i9einen bdmit
einperitanben gu iein, oenn bislan5
baben lie bus 0erbalten Safts in Nteaz
raqua niht fritiitrt. Samit ihsint
Elm neues uno ipihtiges prinaip in
Gnierer auslpdrtisen politit eingeIihrt
Al Iein, nGmlih eaB es bic Muf9abe
Der Der. Staaten lit, fir grbaltun9
bes ssrieoens auf benz ameritanlihen
Sentiment Gorge gu trasen. Die su-
rppdiIhen Hegierunaen idelnen eben=
faus bamit einperitanben gu isin
Gie baben ippeit teine 9prfteaungsn
eemadt, ionbern eber Der 9lnlldt Iu5'
brud oelieben, baB Die Der. Staaten
inbem iie Rube unb Srbnung in Der
hrpniid unrubigen 2dnosrn dufrsdt
erbalten, Der gan5en Wslt etnen ipthtt'
qen SienIt ertpeiIen.
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Iuf republttan;fh der Settle
min man einen ipeientli6en umz
idnuns gu @uniten pon Saft bemsrTt
baben. Die 8eobadtung aeht pabtt!,
baB bic quite 9eindfts!aae unD bic
siinItigsn 8erbdItniiIe Der 5armer
Die 9erItimmung, Die gegen 5aft be-
itdnb, iiberpunosn haben. Das i'm
@erein nit Der 5batIad,e, bob g
idirer fdut, iih opn Der Qortei all
trennen, Der man bisber augebort bat,
ipiro, pie man glalbt, etne peientl:d1s
9erminoerung oes republttuni'de7
8otums segeniiber cen1ienisen Dol
pier Sahren berhiiten uno oamit ie
Softs Wieoererlpdblung auBsr 5rag'
geite[t.
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9pr benz Gampasne slusgas
ben aommittee in WaIbington lit
ausoeiaot poroen, bab Der aoblenolz
5ruit, Der StabltDitig s. 6. Jrit,
). g. Worgan e 60. nno Geo. s.
@pulp ie 100000 gu Rooiepelts
Rampaone i'm Sabre 1904 beige elteuert
bahen. gu bemerten lit jeooa, Dab
oas 3eugnib uidt birett mar, inocm
oerGmpfdnqer bes 9eIbes, Der SduBz
meifter oes Rationa[ 9Dmmittees,
aeitcrben lit uno baB uud feline Do
fumente porgelegt puroen. Aber
TelbIt tpenn es bamit ieine Ri6tigte!t
bate, lGge oarin ni6ts llngepphnz
Ittes. Die 5ruitmognatenN babsl1
| INNER ben 9rGIioentidafts SanDts
Daten unterItuBt, beTen Gripdblnnl
Iie pprausIaben uno i'm Sabre 1904
| beitanb ni6t Der minoeite 2peifel
oot RooTepslt ben Sisg iiber purte1
oQpontraeen ,tpirpe. go nett es grs
Iteren betrifft, hnnbelt es Iid bios I'm
cine mabrbeitsfrage, nb Rooiepelt
Der bebauptet, bdb er BON Dem Bel
trace oes 8oblen0I Sruits ni6ts ge
fpubt babe, aenntni5 baopn belab
Dos unIi6ere 5unbament. auf mel
dem aQe Qusiagen beruben, mir?
| iett nod Iftpantenoer ourh bic Ss
| bduptung pon rGOGiers Weetlp", ba'
sic in Searits Maga3ine peroffsnt
lihten Rpoiebelt tompromttttrennsl
Dptumente nidt dht Ieien. Die 8s
bauptllng gsbt bahin, bab Die 0otu
mente Quf elmer Shrei6maihine ps-
qeiteut pprben ieien bic aur 3eit nos
qai ntht eriItirte. g8ir a!auben bahs
ni6t, baB Die QusIagen Dor benz Som
mittee irgenb ipsI6en Ginflub ouf oa
WablreIultat bu6en tperoen.
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Gin Seiffiu ub.

2ebrer: yglio 3n iparIt es, Sd)ul.
se! @art, bas pia ih Dir anltrcihen!
aomm NAL Dor, Tu 8engel!"
.Ah 6err 2ebrer, aber bite, bite
nit Qnbeas!"
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9teiA unb prDt3ig fsin, 1T nod tm=
msr better, uls reid fein uHb fi9 bets
te!atm itelIsn.
Gilpin observer., 1912-09-19

The situation in Apayao is especially difficult
because headhunting among the tribesmen of
that subprovnce is intimately connected with their
religious faith Nevertheless. the practice is be-
Ing gradually stamped and with the help OF
the 1gorot and Ifugao constabulary number of
murderers have been arrested and punished
There is still considerable area over which gov
ernment control has not yet been established, and
which has not even been opened up by trails to
any great extent, owing to the inaccessible char
acter of the region. One should realize of course
that head-huntng among these people is not
garded as murder in the ordinary sense of the
word. 1t is field sport and manly Occupation
established by the custom of centuries as be.
fitting OF warrior.
Most troublesome and untrustworthy of all the
tribes of northern Luzon the Hongots, of the
sub-province of Nueva Viscaya. There are not
more than 5000 or 5000 of them, but they inhabit
vast region, most of it very mountainous and
almost wholly covered by virgin forest. Often
their settlements merely temporary, and
they are hard to get at Enormous distances sepa-
rate their villages. which in the more remote
regions continue to fight among themselves These
were the people who not long ago murdered DR.
William Jones while he engaged in making
chronological notes among them Nevertheless.
trails are being pushed into the heart of their
country; two or three government Exchanges"
have been established; industrial schools are being
started for their benefit. and efforts are being
made to induce them to extend their agricultural
operations-partly for the sake OF rendering their
communities more stationary.
One should realize that the continual warfare
that has been going on for centuries among the
tribes in the wild mans territory of Northern
Luzon has been due mainly to lack of acquain.
tance among the people Every stranger being
regarded as an enemy 1t was a matter of course
that each village should be war with the neigh
boring villages. and headhunting import.
ant part of the regular business OF every able.
bodied male citizen. The tilling OF the rice pad.
dies and sweet potato fields could be carried on
with safety only under armed guard-heads OF
women and children being not less desirable as
trophies than those of men. For doing away with
this situation Of affairs, the most effective means
has been the building OF roads and trails by which
the tribes have been brought into communication
with each other thus having opportunity to
become friends Ifugaos. Kalingas and Bontoc
1gorots now work side by side with pick and
shovel. instead OF hunting each other with head.
axes.
1t is. in fact, veritable social revolution that
is being accomplished. All Of the Mountain Prov
ince is being literally gridironed with trails and
roads the most Inaccessible districts being open.
Gilpin observer., 1912-09-19
HOW TO TREAT PIMPLES AND
BlACKHEAOS

For pimples and blackheads the fol-
lowing is a most effective and eco
nomical treatment: Gently smear the
affected parts with Cuticura Oint-
ment, on the end Of the finger. but
do not rub. Wash off the Cuticura
Ointment in five minutes with Cuti-
cura Soap and hot water and continue
bathing for some minutes. This treat
ment is best on rising and retiring.
At other times use Cuticura Soap
freely for the toilet and bath, to as
sist in preventing inflammation, irri-
tation and clogging of the pores, the
common cause Of pimples. blackheads,
redness and roughness. yellow, oily,
notify and other unwholesome condi.
tions of the skin.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold
throughout the world Sample of each
free. with 32-p. Skin Book. Add. post
card "Cuticura. Dept. L. Boston" Adv
Gilpin observer., 1912-09-19
Old Roman WaIl Unearthed.

part of the wall which once en-
closed old st. Paul's. London, has been
discovered in excavations at the cor
ner of Paternoster Row and st. Paul's
alley In London. The wall, which Is
about 60 feet long. is made of chalk
and rubble, and was built in the
twelfth century. On the same site
pieces Of Roman amphora, Roman
vases and some Samian ware have
also been found. Other finds" include
a camel's skull unearthed in High Hol-
born and large quantity Of pipes Of
the eighteenth century. Under some
old stables in Bartholomew Close
one Of the Oldest parts of London
three Norman arches have been found.
They are close to one another, and
are believed to have formed part OF
the cloisters of the priory which once
stood on this site.
Gilpin observer., 1912-09-19

to go to the hospital but compelled to do SO.
receiving the injection requisite. Then he
began to complain bitterly that medicine was
being put on his sores. But the effect of the
drug soor manifested itself, and he went about
town excitedy demonstrating his improved con-
dition to all who would look. Some days later he
disapp cared and the doctor was much disap-
pointed. because he wanted him for an object
lesson to convince others of the efficiency of the
treatment To the great surprise of the hospital
staff he turned up again soon afterward with thir
teen other sufferers from "yaws," whom he had
brought distance of fifty miles from his native
village In order that they also might be cured.
In Benguet the wild people building school
houses and sending their children to them. The
boys taught to construct looms. and the girls
to use them for making cloth. Each girl. COM
pleting her OF education, takes her loom
and returns to her village thus extending her
newly acquired knowledge of weaving to her fam
lily and friends. At Bua is Igorot girls school
in which the pupils not only make cloth. but
manufacture articles of clothing for sale. Baguio
the capital of Benguet is growing by rapid strides.
and and substantial buildings springng
up every side.
Useful plants and particularly vegetables includ
ing the Irish potato being placed In the hands
of the wild people Their agricultural methods at
present entail great labor with limited results
They patiently clear forest tract with bolos
turn over the soil with primitive Implements and
seed Then. after short time. the growth
of weeds drives them to fresh areas. where the
cans propose to do is to provide them with mod
ern tools Of husbandry and with carabaos when.
ever possible.
point by no means to be lost sight OF is the
fact that these wild people of Luzon are not saw
ages of an ordinary type Not only is their phys-
cal development superb. probably surprising that
of any other race of human beings in the world
but they are highly intelligent and clever
Given the advantage OF two three generations
of such educational opportunities as are now being
afforded them by the Americans, and they will
far exceed In intellectual qualifications the Fiji.
pinos of Manila and other coast towns. Indeed
It does not seem at all unlikely that in the future
they rather than the Filipinos, will become the
dominant race In Luzon, controlling the affairs
of the island and oven those OF the whole archi.
pelago, in case we should voluntarily surrender
sovereignty In the meantime, while trying to
uplft them in the scale OF civilization, the gov.
ernment Of the United States is making every ef.
fort to protect them against civzation's evil in
fuences-especially the drink and diseases which
have undermined the moral and physique of so
many primitive peoples coming into contact
with the corrupting Caucasian