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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-01-20
NEVADA DIVORCES

Governor eddie Of Nevada has prom
Used an early end to quick divorce in
that state. The present law there re-
Quires residence Of six months.
I'VE will pass law as soon as pos
sible," said Governor Oddie recently,
(which will require all persons who
want Nevada divorces to live in the
state one year at least before making
application.
II believe the time has come for US
here in the United States to take a
firm stand upon this question, to work
for a uniform divorce law that will
regulate this evil and will result in
more justice to all concerned. l am
Of the opinion that the divorce laws
of New York state and some other
commonwealth are too stringent and
that the laws of Nevada and some
others are too lax perhaps. ] have ad-
vocated and many others are advocat-
ing the passage of uniform laws In
all the states upon this matter.
1.-THE divorce business has brought
q great deal Of money to Reno, but 1t
is money that the people Of Nevada do
not want. We do not need 1t, and we
do not want 1t. The manhood and
the womanhood Of Nevada are as high
as In any other state, and the spiritual
life among the people Is very deep,
The movement to abolish the wide
openness Of Nevada has taken deep
root"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-01-20
The Fairy In Armor.

He put his acorn helmet on.
1t was plumed with the silk of the THISTLE
down.
The corselet plate that guarded his breast
Was once the wild bees golden vest.
His cloak of thousand mingled dyes
Was formed Of the wings of butterflies.
His shield was the shell Of a ladybug
queen,
Studs Of gold on a ground Of green.
And the quivering lance which he bran
dished bright
Was the sting of a wasp he had slain in
a fight.
Swift he bestrode his FREELY steed.
He barred his blade Of the bent grass blue.
He drove his spurs of the cookie seed,
And away like a glance Of thought he
few
To skim the heavens and follow far
The fiery trail Of the rocket star.
Joseph Rodman Drake.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-01-20
ABOUT MR. ARcheoLp

John Dustin Archbold. the new pres
ident Of the Standard OIL Company Of
New Jersey. has long been the most
active man in the management. Dur
Ing the past decade and In the legal
battles ended last year he was practi-
cal head Of Standard OIL, although
John ID. Rockefeller was consulted on
large matters Of policy and remained
the final authority.
Mr.. Archbold is fond of a joke and il
short, stout and merry Of eye.
He Is something Of horseman and
is frequently seen driving with Mrs
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-01-20
.ssssssssssessseeeseesssss
: BITS OF GOOD VERSE. I:
) sssssssssssssssssssssssss

Brave.
To work hard and lose all.
To rise high and then fall.
To have and TO have not.
But to smile on with your lot.
Laugh on and sing on and go back again.
Beginning all over the struggle like men
Some call II folly and frown.
And some call II rash and look down,
But they who have stood In Its shadow,
At the edge of the grave
OF the last bright hope forever.
And gone back and made new sndsavor-
All. they are the brave!
Baltimore Sun.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-01-20
TO POLISH HORNS.
A Method Found Highly Satisfactory
For Show Cattle.

A. L. c., subscriber, suggests the
following method Of polishing the horns
Of cattle for show as one which he has
used with excellent results. He uses
the coarse rasp first and then the fine
rasp, after which he scrapes the horn
with glass and next uses both the
coarse and fine sand paper or emery
cloth. After finishing the smoothing
process with these he uses the leather
strap with powdered charcoal, using
the flesh side of the strap on the horn
at this time. He then reverses the
strap and applies it diligently to OBJ
tain a perfectly smooth surface and
when this is obtained applies sweet oil
with wooden cloth as the finishing
touch.-Wisconsin Agriculturist.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-01-20
Road to Farm Prosperity.

A merchant in small town says he
formerly had fine trade among the
farmers who did business with him
ION tick" until the college professors
got among them and taught them the
value of cowpeas and clover. Now
they are all rich and buy where goods
are cheapest. Prior to this change the
farmers had been raising single crops.
Now they have live stock and prosper.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-01-20
A Song In Winter.

A Song In Winter.
Oh, love, II you were here
This dreary. weary day:
II your lips. warm and dear.
Found some sweet word to say.
Then hardly would seem drear
These skies Of wintry grayl
But you are far away
How far from me. my dear
What cheer can warm the day7
My heart Is chill with fear.
Pierced through with swift dismay.
A thought has turned life scar.
Philip Bourke Marston-
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-01-20
A HOME TRADE SONG.
Your support you should give
To the place where you live,
And you ought to help the old town

iOuT suppOTt you SnOulO give
To the place where you live,
And you ought to help the old town
grow.
IT'S the place you should love
Every other place above,
Which Is why we would remark as
we go:
CHORUS.
! Home trade! Home trade!
It's way ahead of roam trade.
SO kindly keep your dollars in the
town..
Spend theml Lend them!
But never never send them
Around the world to wander up and
down.
!, Though the town be but small,
Not big burg at all,
IT'S the place where all your inter-
ests are at.
And you'll be very wise
And your stock II will rise
II you'll paste this little chorus in
your hat:
CHORUS.
Home tradei Home trade!
It's way ahead of roam trade.
80 kindly cut the catalogues out.
Chase theml Erase them,
And never try to trace them,
But plant your dollars here at home
to sprout.
IT. sapp. Jr.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-01-20
Poison For Pests.

The Colorado station uses the follow
ing poison for prairie dogs and other
grain eating pests and gets excellent
results: To sixteen quarts Of corn or
other grain are added one ounce of
strychnine sulphate, one teaspoonful of
sirup and one quart of boiling water.
Mix until the grain is all moistened
and then distribute in the proper
places. Be sure to shut out the chick
ems and young stock.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-01-20
MaximS on Home Trade

A NY resident Of community, what
ever be his occupation, when he
sends away to a distant place for the
goods that he requires not alone does
a thing that is directly against his own
interests, but against the interest Of
every resident Of the community. He
assists in destroying the business Of
his home town, helps deteriorate the
schools, decrease real estate values and
does his part toward building up a
foreign place in which he has no in
terest
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-01-20
Out SIeighing.

Out Sleighing.
When the fields and the fences
Are buried In white.
And the roofs and the gardens
Are covered from sight,
And icicles tinkle
All day In the dells.
Then. oh, for a cutter
And no for the bells!
The seat is so narrow
You're wedged with the girl.
Your cheek Is caressed
BY a wind fiuttered curl.
Any road that you take
Leads you over the fells
To the minister's house
In q cutter with bells.
-Leslis's.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-01-20

HOME Is the cornerstone Of our gov
eminent, the pillar Of our civili-
zation. When the masses learn that
every time that dollar is sent away
from the home 1t Injuries 1t just so
much, robs 1t Of so much comfort,
takes away just 30 much power for
good, then the foreign houses that are
taking trade from cities and towns will
receive less patronage
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-01-20
ONE CENT LETTER POSTAGE
A SWIMMING" AERO

An aeroplane that will also travel
like a motorboat, so that an aviator
who falls into rough water may reach
shore again, is the next thing in flying
machines. Walter II. Brookins will
test such IN airship in the spring.
1.-THE idea is to go one step ahead Of
the hydroaeroplane." says Mr.. Brook
ins. 1.-The whole machine will weigh
about 1900 pounds, which is little
heavier than the present day aero
plane 1t will be possible to lift with
1t three medium sized persons. The
present hydroaeroplane cannot maneu-
yer much In a rough or choppy sea,
but the motorboat-aeroplane will be
able to travel through water as any
thirty five foot boat does.
'In the water the machine will have
a speed Of about fifteen miles; in the
air 1t ought to be able to go sixty
miles. 1t will prove valuable i'm
especially for the aeroplane
used in the navy, and will also appeal
to sportsmen."
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-01-20

TT is good idea to cultivate the
friendship Of the farmers more
closely. If only the right presenta-
tons are made by the banker, the bust
ness man Of town, much good can
be done toward awakening an interest
in farming communities. a pride that
will be Of great benefit in the way Of
increasing the business of the town
and keeping money from going else
where
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-01-20
Worlds BIGGEST Gold pr.do.r.

The largest gold dredger In the
world. which has been recently put
into operation on the Pacific coast, IL
electrically operated. II Is Mt work Mt
Hammonton, Cal. The dredger il 1876
feet long and requires motive power
of 100 horsepower, of which 300 is nec-
essary to handle the buckets.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-01-20

Archbold along the Westchester coun-
ty roads back of his Tarrytown resi-
dence. and is frequenter Of the neigh
boring country clubs. He was born at
Leesburg, o., July 20, 1S4s, and comes
of Virginia Scotch-Irish stock. He
was one of the men who embarked In
the oil business during the tidal wave
of excitement over the big strikes in
1sG4-5, and his subsequent experience
before entering the New York end of
the business carried him through prac-
tically every department Of petroleum
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-01-20
Artiehokes For Hoos.

Artichokes were formerly held In
high esteem for hogs, but they do not
seem to be included in some farmers
schemes of things. They are easily
grown. are excellent for hogs, and the
hogs can harvest them.-Kansas Farm
J
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-01-20

WOULD you hinder the further con-
centration of wealth in great cit
les and all the resultant evils you will
find that the simple principle Of pat
ronizing home institutions instead Of
foreign ones will work wonders.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-01-20

lust so long as the merchants Of the
country insist on carrying on bust
ness in the manner that their fathers
did twenty years ago, just so long will
the catalogue houses continue to in
crease their patronage.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-01-20
Good STORAGE.

In storing any product II you will al
low the first Eve or six inch layer OF
dirt to freeze pretty near k1it and
then cover this to depth MIMI
foot you will have approximately M
tion In the art of storage.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-01-20
Why Turkeys Pine.

Turkeys need range. They require 1t
from start to finish. They want to be
constantly on the move and prefer to
spend their nights outdoors. They are
naturally Of rugged nature; it is man
that has made them delicate. They
cannot stand pampering, and when
confined to runs and compelled to
house at night they soon lose their vim
and readily become prey to disease
Farm Journal.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-01-20
IN view of the twenty-five year re-
tirement bill the following from
the American publication Our
Nao,,y % ~ fntaraot.

Navy is Of interest:
"Our navy believes that the naval
profession Is good business and that
the majority Of the enlisted men would
make It a life business, as do the off,
GERS. II the country would only meet
them halfway. Natural men like to
live natural lives, and the majority
of American men-of-war's men enforce
their demands to be allowed to live
normal lives by refusing to ship over.
This IL inevitable under the system Of
assigning men to duty, and 1t hurts the
service. 1t also costs the taxpayers
vast sums of money to maintain re-
cruiting stations and train new men.
"And the ideas Of the men for bet
terment Of this condition are not at all
unreasonable or impracticable. All
they ask is fair shake. One cruise
ashore to one ut sea In time of peace.
with a careful study and application
of minor reforms tending to render
their daily routine life more comfort
able, would hold vast number Of hon.
orable, well trained men who now
count the hours and watch the time
ball"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-01-20

Keep Little Porkers Growing.
Fall hogs should be kept growing
and will be fit for market during the
winter or early spring, when the prices
are usually good.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-01-20
For Chicken Pox.
Farm and Home Of Louisville, Ky,

Farm and Home Of Louisville, KY,
says:
For chicken pox, or sore head, as 1t
is sometimes called, use calcium sui
phide, one to three grains day to
each, according to size. Invariably
where there is sore head there are
sore eyes, and the eye trouble will be
helped by dropping single drop of
2 per cent solution Of sulphate Of zinc
into each affected eye. Take the sick
birds away from the well ones.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-01-20
IN DOUBLE HARNESS

Norman K. Mack, who presided as
chairman when the Democratic ma
tional committee met in Washington to
fix the date and place Of holding the
Democratic convention, has the distinc-
ton also Of being the chairman Of the
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-01-20
Root Crops and Rrssdsrs.

The feeding of root crops to farm
stock is universally commended, but
there seem to be limitations. accord
Ing to the authorities mt the Iowa
state experiment station. which sug-
gests caution in the feeding of sugar
beets and mangels to breeding ami
mails. 1t Is believed that these roots
tend to the formation of kidney and
blndder stones in breeding animals. es-
pecially In rams. [3Al
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-01-20
Review of the Worlds Events

stance, lot Of letters from Queen
Victoria, the Duchess Of Gloucester,
the Duke Of Wellington, Bulwer Lyt-
ton, Charles Dickens, John Ruskin
and Mrs. Siddons. with signatures OF
Prince Albert and Sir Walter Scott,
went for $50.
On the other hand, at Paris auc-
ton the jeweled ornaments and cof-
fee cup stands Of Turkeys exiled sui
tan, Abdul Hamid, were contended for
with much spirit and generosity.
ONE CENT LETTER POSTAGE
"For the first time since 1888 the
annual financial statement of the post
Office department shows a surplus In
stead Of deficit"
This was the burden Of the annual
report Of Postmaster General Hitch
cock. He indicated that the placing
of the postal service upon a self sus-
tanning basis meant at. no distant day
one cent letter postage.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-01-20

. lul. by American Press Association.
Norman e. Mack, Head Of His Party's
National Committee.
New York Democratic state committee.
He IL the first to ill the two offices
simultaneously.
He has been conspicuous figure In
politics for quarter Of century and
chairman of the national committee
since 1908. He is ffty-three years old.
DESTROYING BERiBERi
Another great victory for the army
medical officers has been scored in the
Philippines In the eradication Of beri-
beri. During the first FIVE months Of
1911 there was but one case Of this dis
ease among the Philippine scouts. 1t
IL now considered practically nonexist-
ent among native soldiers. There were
but five admissions to hospitals during
the year just past as compared with
800 In 1909 and 189 in 1910. The Fill
pino ration is the same as that used in
1908 and 1909, with the exception that
unpublished rice has been used and the
amount limited to sixteen ounces. 1t
Is considered that this Is the key to the
situation and that another year will
entirely wipe out this disease. The use
of unpublished rice and the reduction in
quantity are considered sufficient in
themselves to prevent the occurrence
Of beriberi. The polished rice theory
of beriber production is fully sustain
ed by the figures of the last year and
reflects great credit on the medical off,
GERS Of the army in their successful
campaign against this tropical disease.
RECENT EVENTS
The American Federation Of Labor
met in Washington on Jan. 8. The
Jackson day banquet In Washington
on the same date was Of interest from
a presidential viewpoint Speaker
Champ Clark was one Of the speakers
Former Governor Joseph w. Folk OF
Missouri, also presidential POSSIBLE.
ity, had been left or the list of those
invited ut the last moment, but Sen
ator Stone, from the same state, In.
sisted that Mr.. Folk be sent belated
request to attend.
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PERFECT BABIES
DR.. Margaret vaupel Clark Of Wa
terloo, Ia, is In Germany to study
babies. She has none Of her own.
She is accompanied by her husband,
also physician. When DR.. Clark,
the wife. returns to the United States
she is going to make report on the
subject Of her study to the Iowa wo-
mems clubs, which, on the basis Of
her report, will offer prizes for the
most perfect babies born in the state
of Iowa.
MERE FAME AND COLD CASH
At a current sale Of autograph let
tiers and manuscripts in London the
prices ranged pretty low. For in
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-01-20
PERFECT BABIES

MERE FAME AND COLD CASH
At current sale Of autograph let
tiers and manuscripts in London the
prices ranged pretty low. For In
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-23
0aiiaaierliite.

gluf Dem am 4. 9[pril bon gre.
llen abgefobrenen op0-0ampfer
oSannoper" befinoen ii1 foIgenos
na6 @alpeiton fabrenoe &niiitens
&aiiagiere:
SRI. Bertha albraltnl, Ssrans 9lle.a
nebit Srau uuo 9obn, Sri. guianna
sroerion, Srail5 slnaeneruber, Srl.
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9ni5en, Srau5 Sonas, SrI @iieId aas
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nebit Srnll uno ainbern, 3arl Stlobolit
nebit SrnI uilb Sfinoern, slntontn
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@rnit Nieolai, MIbin Nillior. gmil
Sliion, SRI. glnnaita5ie Opluitil, SRI
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Wtnrie Sfll6rn llnb Sp6ter, @oiteG
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ma Shipenfe, glIbert 6hfpenfc, @eorg
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Qeopoloine griletD uilb &inoer, sSo6ann
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Ger.
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GiitnbaDu : Tabrplau.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-23

lonoern fire Reorganization unite,
beItinnten geoingungen geItattet.
gie giniuanoerungs=8id bat
nod lnebrtdgiger 0ebatte ben sena.
paIliert. na1oenl oie 8eItinlmn:i-
gen Hber Den giloungsteit in mo-
bifi5ierter 5aifune, fornnlliert pon
6enl oemofratiihen Senator Sln'=
mons ppr ytoro Carolina luieoes
cingefiiat noroell uaren. Cine stn-
aabI anoerer allnenbenents mltraen
porgei1Iageil uno tells a1aenonle
men, tells abgelebnt Ser 9emo-
trat Opernan pon 9foroeGarolino
ipoIIte bic &opfiteller out $40 err
bobt piiiell ser Gen1ofrat Wat
ion pon @eIt-8irginien iogar aiif
1924. 8eioe 8oridlage ipuroen abs
eelebnt Mber es gelans Dem Re-
pmblifaner> @allinger bon Stem
Sampibire, oieielbe melligltens bon
4 auf 5 Collars gu erboben. Seua
tor @iaiatns BON Miiiiiiippi beam
tragic als slmenoement gu oen Ea-
ragropbeu, lpelber bic GbineIen
aEsihlieBt, oaB audi Grelnogeboie-
nc yafrifmliider 9lbltammlng"r al
10 geeger, Die alls Weit-Slloien etc.
fcl1llnen, Don ser 2anoung alisge-
ibloiien iperben iollten Dieles
Mmenoement lpurbe nit % Stinl-
men oafiir uno "a oagegen abae-
lebnt.
3ie politiiden siubeitorln=
gen, oie fiir8lid in sfod Sslano,
Sllinois, ltattfanoen, 9aben Die.
8erbaftuug bon g. $. 8arner e.
nem io5ialiitiiden 5eitungsreodf=
teur, BON Sarrp MeGasfen, Dem
republifaniiden amloioaten fir oas
9(mt oes staatsannalts, uno bon
Tbilipp $. @eas, eiaenl 6rieoens-
ridter, ais geahipiel eebsbt gIe
orei Manner iino oes Moroansriffs
anaeflagt.
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san MntDutO, 9ifndag ben 23. Mpril 1912.

leeten 5luei sagen nur einem gu
fall 5u5nidreiben iii. slltf Ser
ariegsidiffen noren feine 3ruppen
Ser 9efebl oes Gommanoeurs oe,
italieniiden 6lotte laltete nur aul
einen plosliben einfaa ms ageiid(
@teer llno be5lpefte, Ole tiirfiff)s
5lotte gu alpingen, auf's offene
0ieer beraus5nfomnen uno Elm
@efebt olif5lulebmen. Gin tiirfiidle;
Gorpeooi6ger, mel6er am ginaange
Der Meeresmese eri6ien, 5lpang. m;e
DEM italieniiden @ommanoerr be.
ribtet miro, Die italieniihen Sbif-
fc aum 8orgeben. Sic beantiporte=
ten oa8 tiirfii6e 6eler na6 beioen
5eiten BIN. Wdbreno oes gonbas-
dement's neri6mano Ser tiirfii6e
Sorpeoojdaer. Oie Staliener be-
boupten elttibieoen, feine gerlltite
crlitten 5lt baben.
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@aterslnd.

Siimsit beidenfte meime Uattin, -
Suit brei M0nate lit eS idjpn,
Did 81 rtetner gruRen 5reube,
Wlit bem eritsebur'nen Spbn.
tlnb i6r iollt Sas &inbden ieben,
Wie es utnnter unb geinnb;
Set mnb braa bic fleinem 8ein1en
llnb bic 8ddden p0ll mnb runb.
aud bic Wautter lit 10 bliibenb,
Saf, ie1r itpl5 idj BIN barob;
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Dieter tlrfad)' srpRes Cob.
glls baS Ginbletm mar geboren,
Sagte idJ ipgleid) bei mir:
Sett muk beine 0atttn trtmten,
Oft bas idj3ne Gone Star gier.
Genn id gjrt, In bieiem Sale,
Sei'S, bDn Dtelen idpn erprubt;
llnb audi idl, tam uirtlid iasen,
Saf man e8 nit Hed)t gelpbt.
Senm, bic MlMtter fat in 6iilfe
ltnb i'm ltebermaRe id)ter
gsabrmms iett fiji infer S1budJen;
tlnb siuar bnrf) bas 9pme Star Bier
ttub bamit aud tdj sebeibe,
9enn baS Bier bef1mutt aud mir.
grinf idb t6slih es auf's nene,
Simmer snr @eiellifbaft ilr.