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If you are a Housewife you cannot reason
ably hope to be healthy or beautiful by wash
ing dishes, sweeping and doing h~ousework
all day, and crawling into bed dead tired at
night. You must get out into the open all
and sunlight. If you do this every day and
keep your stomach and bowels in good order
by taking Chamberlain's Tablets when need
ed, you should become both healthy and
beautiful. For sale by all dealers.
, 1912-07-04

Jest In line o. that hummock."
"This side Of it?p
II reckon so. but it's hard to say"
had expected some such maneuver
during the night. but was not pre-
pared for 1t now. The first thought
that came to me was hat Payton must
have another hiding place here and
that he had dropped into it.
Wen hold the curse for that point"
l said. 'and not slacken speed"
CHANGING astern. saw the Skylark
and ran up a signal for her TO hasten.
! calculated that the ''hummock" was
twenty miles of We should be there
in about eight minutes.
, 1912-07-04

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"ob. n / on,y had tsn u' IN ner
sponded ~ oe re-
NO use wishing for what you can't
nave. NOW go at IL Inc make her
'pn
n Osprey certainly had never been
maue 10 reveal her full powers before.
III zen minutes ! was surprised at the
sieeu we were making The sharp,
s'e"uy SWISH OF the aeroplanes as we
cu' the air was inspiring to listen to
me VIM OF our passage struck US in
gusts from right and left and made US
cnng 10 the supports.
by this time the moon. approaching
'ast quarter had well risen and
auueo her siivery giimmer to the twi-
hsnt glow enabling us more clearly to
make out the chase with our glasses
We were dropping the Grow and the
nopoink. and signaled them to do
Detter. put evidently they we're al
ieauy uoine their best. for they had
no. ny engineer, and gradually they
.en 'ar'ner astern Then ! signaled
.nem 10 oy no means lose sight of us.
anu ." we went
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next TO the Eagle. the fastest fiier in
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, 1912-07-04

found that the Osprey. was hanging on
after daylight. He had merely drop
ped down on the hither side OF the
wooded hill. n lone elevation In the
midst OF the plain. changed his color.
crept round the base of the hill. keep
ing opposite TO us. whom he could
doubtless see through the treetops all
the while. and when he found him
self on the southern side and we on
the northern had stolen away like a
slinking fox.
Now he was of for the south at the
top of his speed Already he was fully
three miles away and gaining dis
tance at every stroke.
For heavens sake. Ethan" I shout
ed, why don't you fre?"
I'm drawing a bead" replied the
gunner. And as he spoke the blue
glare leaped from the muzzle. There
being no smoke. We could see the fight
of the little projectile, which was pol
ished like a billiard ball. He used a
solid shot On account of the extreme
range. 1t rose in a fat curve, chased
the %retreating aero. overlook 1t in a
few seconds. and we believed we could
q a few spiinters fly.
"Hurrahw l cried. Give him an
other!"
Ethan Immediately fred again, but
the Chameleon showed no sign of be-
ing seriously hurt. In a moment she
d~ef1antiy waved a black flag and kept
on her course.
In the meantime the Skylark, COM
ing up several points eastward of the
runaway. altered her course to head
Payton of. Then | detected the fash
of her guns in quick succession. The
two were now not more than q mile
and a half apart, and the shots ought
to tell.
This time Payton, who had not re-
turned our shots. was more pugna-
cious. He instantly answered the Sky
lark's fire. and then they went at 1t
hammer n tongs, using shells, and
tbe Chameleon all the while edging
westward.
1t was an exciting spectacle, and we
watched it in GREATNESS expectation.
l ~fervently prayed that b Skylark's
shells might reach a vital point; but,
eagerly as | watched, | could not see
that they did any damage. We could
see them explode on the ground away
beyond the Chameleon. Ethan was
beside himself.
THE blasted lubbers" he cried.
They ought to hit a crow at that
ranger
Still the firing on, as we could
tell by the faint blue hashes and the
rocketlike explosions; but. to my dis
may, l saw that it was only the
Chameleon's shells that reached their
object. She kept low. and the SkyIark
gradually descended. Suddenly the
latter almost turned turtle. then right
ed herself ana began to swing around
with dropping wings and finally in
slow. eddying circles dropped t o the
earth.
1t was all over with her. as far as the
fight was concerned. and everything
now again depended upon us unless
he Grow and the Bobolink should
come up.
They've lost us in the nightr' I ex-
claimed bitterly.
But ! was not going to give up. We
had u directly over the hill. and 1
had called on my engineer to Guido
all his previous efforts. And he Ger.
tainly did The Chameleon did not
appear to gain an inch on us. OF
course we could not stop to look aft
er the Skvlark. l sienaled to INQUIRE
CONTINUED on Page A.
, 1912-07-04
N 4 WILLIAMS

JONES 4 WILLIAMS
SE1y Cattle branded left side, ssrmari
half overcrop on right half undsrcrol
on left. horses branded left shoulder
Range Cow and Spring creeks. P. O
Address K~ncampment.
, 1912-07-04

G.. D. TERwILLIGER
- Cattle branded as shown on -
left tide with left ear crop
ped. Range Cow and En-
creeks. P.O., Encampment, Wye
, 1912-07-04

JOHN MCFARLAND.
E3S8 Cattle branded on either side, horse
xxx z on left shoulder. Range, Jack cree
and Platte River. Address, saratog,
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-12-27
COUNTY DIVISION ELECTION.

The county commissioners Of
Meagher county have set Friday.
February 2sth, as the date for hold
ing the primary election for the NOM
ination of officers for the new county
Of Wheatland.
The notice of registration for this
election can he found in this issue OF
the journal. The registration lists
will be closed on the 18th day OF
January. All those who did not vote
ct the general election in November
must register.
These officers will :be voted upon
at the election called for May 9th,
1913. for the purpose OF deciding the
county division question.
Reports from the Fergus county
strip which it is proposed to take ill.,
to the new county are to the effect
that all the voters there are in favor
of Judith Gap for county seat, but
believing this town stands practically
no chance OF winning are disposed to
vote against the county division pro-
position.
Our friends up there should not get
cold feet. Since the elimination of
six townships in SAeetgrass county
and a strip twelve miles long
on the western part of the proposed
new county, Judith Gap has almost
a cinch for the county seat. With
All even break at Iedgesville and Nj
hill the county seat for Judith Gap
will carry by about 100 majority.
The citizens Of judith Gap will
soon be organized into committees
and that effective campaign work
will be done goes without saying.
In this move the Gap is taking no
unfair advantage Of lIarlowton.
Everybody knows that this county
division movement originated in liar
lowton. The people there have car
ried on the preliminary tight at their
own expense. but Judith Gap has
agreed that if the county division
proposition carries and we win the
county seat, this town will reimburse
HarlowtOn to the extent of every dol
lar expended by it's citizens in thu
preliminary work.
This is eminently fair. and llar
lOwton citizens are perfectly SATISFIED
to enter the contest with this under
standing. Each town will c"nduc
it's own campaign and bear its owl
expenses from NOW on.
Don't let anybody deceive You b.
the statement that Judith Gap has ~
chance Of winning the prize.
Wait until the campaign starts.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-12-27


hort s,,s IL not the
Chuwh's Everlasting Father. On the
contrary. as ST. Peter decla res. "lhe
God and Father Of our Lord Jesus
Christ hath hegotten ~ again to
hope of life
His title. The Prince of Peace. will
not apply to Him ut the beginning Of
His reign. when lie will ~. breaking
IN pieces Ms uotter's vessel every
wrong human system (Heve,ation II.
~: Psalm ii. o.. hut true peace shall
speedily be established. aud lie shall
be known as The Prince Of Peace.
When His reign shall terminate. at
the close Of the thousand years. It will
he because lie will deliver the King
dom over to God. that lie may he the
Great All in All. Me>siah'$ Kingdom
Is styled "the Throne Of David. The
name David signifies Redved. and Mes
slab. tn" Beloved VI God. il the Anti
| type Of David.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-12-27
the MONEY POWER.

It IL not an easy task to deal
with this concentration Of mon
ey and industrial capital. It
must b undertaken with the
greatest conservatism and car
RED out with q courage that
will brook no interference from
politics. The men who can be
Of most value in chanRing the
conditions Of which complaint
10 made are those who have the
most intimate knowledge Of the
finances Of the country. Unfor.
tunately. the majority Of these
men are themselves a part Of
the so called money trust. It
must be conceded that the small
banker, the small merchant and
the small manufacturer have as
much right to transact business
and receive a fair profit there
from az the big financial insti.
tutions ana industrial trusts.-
Woodrow Wilson.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-12-27

Judith Gap, Meagher county, Mentasa. To-
Gated h the cester Of the largest and nest
ssollfic wlater wheat regien h the world, b
o. the Great Northern and Milwaukee rail-
reads, 1873 miles west Of st. Paul, us miles
east Of Hslesa, the state capital, aad z4S
sertbwest Of Butte, the greatest mlalng camp
% earth; l2o miles east Of Great Falls, the
plttsburS Of the west; III miles west Of b.
llngs, the sugar beet city; and 1895 miles east
Of Seattle. the key tethe Orient.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-12-27
UNCLE SANS STRONGHOLD Is
THAT OF FARMER.

Some farmer is Uncle sam. He's Il
great manufacturer. He does big
business with all the nations of the
earth. doubling his foreign commerce
in IL years. But Tama Jim, his
office boy in the department of agri-
culture. sweare to i, that your
Uncle Samuel's stronghold is AS Il
tiller of the soil
Singing his swan song alter III
years of splendid service, Secretary
Wilson makes his report for 1912 an
epic of agricultural achievements
and marvels.
The American farmer in 1898 pro-
ducetl 81 800 200. 900 Of food products.
but in 1912 All amount Of them worth
$0,:32 .OOO. 900.
During the secretaryship OF Mr..
Wilson our farms have added over
sos, OOO, 900 900 to the wealth Of the
nation.
At the beginning of the period the
farmer was burdened with debt and
was II bntt to the iokesmith: now his
debts represent the investment of
prosperity and he Is recognized as
the foundation and crown of the
cOnntry's material welfare.
The stupendOus statistics present I'd
by Secretary Wilson crafty national
pride. But the sourdest source for
satisfaction from his report is that
therntire country has awakened to
thewisdom Of developing agriculture
to THE utmost in every way, that the
prO,luction by the acre has begun to
increase more rapidly than the nstur-
vi increase of population and that
farming aud rural life have each sus.
tanned lift neutrality-suspicious.
Review.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-12-27

BY securing u great reward-the Divine
nature. through a resurrection from the
deud.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-12-27

.uNro us A con 10 GWEN"

isaiah X, 1-1-oeo. az.
sUste W . Child ~ eors: wato W Sen 70
given. ~. 8.
DODAY'S study relates to sub
ject whick has thrilled the civil
~ lized world for centuries--a
subject which shall to all eter-
nity be theme Of angels and men.
The birth Of Jesus must BE- considered
from the standpoint Of a Nift Of Love
Divine. The world was under sentence
Of death. God bad pitied humanity
from the 6rst and had purpose4y ar
ranged 70 that It would require the
death Of q perfect man to redeem
Adam aud the race which lost life IN
him. God knew from the beginning
that no such man could be found. be-
cause all men were Of Adamk stock
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-12-27

and had q share In
imperfe:0ou . a d
condemnation. The
Divine I'lan con.
templated that the
Only I3eEotten Of
the Father. the &C.
tive agent Of d.
vtnity in the work
Of Creation. should
be grn q ted the
great privilege Of
being mans Re-
A.Ann,Aa nnH thAN
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-12-27

lie HllRHlc 0ONAs ~
Mighty. Nj * b t y
One. will he recO..
niZed then. on
earth. rs we'll as in
lir,ven-"that Him
hath God set forth
to be- a Prince and
y Savior"
The title. The
Everlasting Father.
will apply to Him
AZ the I.ife-giver OF
tlnp world, But .Jp,
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-12-27

BY securing great reward-the Divine
nature. through q resurrection from the
dead.
The First step ~ Redemption.
The primary step In mans recovery
necessarily was that the Logos should
be made flesh and dwell amongst US
and taste death. BY the grace Of God.
for every man (John 1. "a: Hebrews
Il. ~ 1t IL this dIst step that we cele-
brate at this season Of the year-the
oirth Of Jesus. HE who was rich. for
our sakes became poor. that We through
His poverty might be" reclaimed.
Today's study points out that those
Jews who were then supposed to be
In greatest darkness would see the
great Light Of Divine Truth. as rep
resented in Jesus and His ministry.
This had primary fulfilment in Cali
zee. where the major portion Of the
mighty works Of Jesus we're perform
I'd. But its real fultilment lies in the
future. when the great "Hun Of Right
eousness shall arise With healing in It's
beams" Before that glorious Sun. sor-
row and signing will Zee away: ignor-
ance and superstition will vanish: sin
and darkness will he no more. Jesus
y the great Center Of that Sun Of
Righteousness. but as He points out.
the Bride class. in process Of selection
during this Age. Is to sit with Him in
Ills Throne: they will shine forth with
she bridegroom to heal eurth's sor-
VOWS ind scatter earth's night. 'Mat-
.hew Kill A., All this will come be-
cause unto ,,s Child In born. unto us
, \ Son is given: because 1.-The Govern
ment shall rest upon His shoulders"
because Ills name shall be- called
/ Wonderful. Counselor the Mighty.
Mighty One. the Everlasting Father.
the Prince OF Peace"
Tho Fall Of Babylon.
| We are to understand verses 3 to 3
az referring. not to Natural Israel. but
| to Spiritual lsrael-nominal The holy
nation has Fundamentally increased
without increasing the joy. There are
many false children in the nominal
family Of God: there are many "tarcs
IN the wheat field. But in the Harvest
time OF this Age there will be- Il Joy:
the faithful will rejoice as they that
divide the spoil" The burdens"mc
woke Of the creedal supers,itions will
be broken. and thu rod OF the orpres.
sor. Satan. will be broken. Verse > IN
Inmates the fall OF Babylon. and the
breaking Of the yoke and the rod IN
the great time. of trouble.
FIRST uf all. our Lords revelation to
the world will he as the Wonderful.
One. He will lH revealed to mankind
"in flaming fire. in the time "f trouble.
and subsequently in the rescue work
Of His Nilennial Kingdom.
He will tr the worlds Counselor. t"
rive assistance. guidance. whereby
they .nay return through Restitution
into harmony with Jehovah. His title.
'rhu Mighty God OF
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-12-27
DUTY TO OTHERS.

blessed is the man who has
the gif, VI making friends. for
II IL one W Gods best gifts. 1t
involves many things. hu, above
all. the power Of going out Of
ones sci! and seeing and ap-
prNiatin. whatever is noble
and loving in another. Thomas
Hughes.
\ little thought will show you
how vastly Your own happiness
depends on III" Way other people
bear themselves toward YOU.
Turn the idea around and re-
member chat just SO much you
aro sdiing to the pleasure ar
he misery Of other peoples
1ays.-t;eorge :. Merriam.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-12-27
WEATHER TALK.
There have been a good many
nasty things said against wealth


nasty things said against wealth
er conversation. think unjust
ly. 1t is supposed to be stupid.
plntitudinous and bromide to
say it's Il fine day or 1t looks
like rain. do not share this
view. On the contrary. whit is
1t YOU 40 when you speak OF the
sun and sky and air? Why.
you are going back to the uni
versailles: you are beginning
your talk whore all Talk ought
to begin--with nature. the one
common ground where all men
must agree. You arc laying the
foundation for rational diver
gence later in your conversation.
for men never disagree intelli
gently unless they commence by
agreeing. DR.. Frank Crane.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-12-27
SENTENCE SERMONS.

SENTENCE SERMONS.
Soul agony spells victory every
time. whether YOU can discover
the result or nor. j. Campbell.
The work which we count SO
hard to do
lie makes it easy. for he
works too.
The days that are long to live
are his.
4 bit Of his bright eternitic>.
And close TO our need his help
ing is.
Susan Coolidge
To he strong hand in the
dark 10 another in the time Of
need. 10 be Il cup Of strength to
y human soul in a crisis of weak
ness. Is to know the glory OF
life. Black.
Things which could never
make man happy develop Il
power to make him strong
Phillips Brooks.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-12-27
WOMAN SUFFRAGE.

WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
II should 60 back to the
British isles In fifty years I'm
convinced I should ind the Brit
ish isles being governed by wo-
men. OF course the women will
have TO dRht to attain such SOW
eighty. But I've met all the
chief militant su6ragettes In
England. aud they are capable
persons. Men have had to light
for all they huve got Why
shouldn't women expect the
came difficulties? Until today.
when families are much reduced
in size. women have lacked lei.
sure and time to study and in
struct themselves. AZ they gain
more time for improvement
fewer hours in shop and fac
tory. more labor saving devices
for the home-they will progress
accordingly In capacity and
p0wer.-Gertrude Anterior.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-12-27

WoMEN'S WAYS.
OF all men Adam was the
happiest. He had no mother-in-
law.-Parfait.
Woman is mn overgrown child
that one amuses with toys, In
toxicates with flattery and &C.
duces with promises.-S Sophie Ar
mold.
A conuette Is more occupied
with the homage we refuse her
than with what we bestow upon
her.-Dupuy.
It Is often that woman inspires
us with great things that she
will prevent us from accomplish
ing.-Dumas.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-12-27
VULGAR WEALTH.

VULGAR WEALTH.
Permit me to congratulate our
ambassadors at the recent his
tnric occasion in London that no
serious bodily harm resulted to
either in their ambitious desire
to touch the throne and to la
ment the fact that perhaps some
permanent wound was left by
reason OF some other representa-
tive outlying in gorgeous and
overlavish display. IN vulgar
wealth. jewels. peacock feathers
and personal raiment 80 essential
to such an occasion. And here
We must admit that such over
zenlous glamour and show indi-
cate a dangerous aspect Of the
new dollar diplomacy. Can any
patriotic American who contem-
plates the rising tide OF lavish
and almost obscene eXtrava-
Gancc. with its source Srringing
from the Golfers Of the overrich.
fail in the perception that it IL
rapidly undermining the founda.
lions Of every cottage in the re-
Neutrality-suspicious. Henry.
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Wash Goods

RATINE, the great rage everywhere, in white
and colors, Csc, 75c, and $1.0O yard.
36-inch Linen Wasting, CSC, SOC, and Coo yard.
"A variety of new patterns in Batiste, Lawns, and
Sherettes, 15c to Csc yard
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New. ,ParasOIs

We will show a charming
line of new. ideas in Par
a#of5, some quite pricey,
others. desperately cheap.
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FANCY DEPARTMENT
New VeiIings

a dainty stock of new
shadow VeiIings; Black,
White and ali colors, from
T. pc to sl.OO I'd.
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Tans and Black Silk
Hose 3 pairs sI.oo
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Domestic Department

A Special Purchase of Table Linen, Napkins,
Pillow Linen, and Linen Sheeting at attractive
prices for the opening week.
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This cooperation brings you thdeweSt Styles in Fresh
Newly made Apparel and at very Ecomcal Prices.
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Dainty Frenlh
Sc:drfs !.

. About 80. in. all; each uc
different. High >grSie"
goods, moderately prlGd.
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Evening Gowns in elegant creations absolutely the latest
though from FASHIONS
Taor-Made Suits in Whipcords, Serges and other light
weight materials
The selection very large, and every garment has dnc
ton own great variety choose from whether you
require average size, little woman's extra large
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Fine Imported Styles of
Wraps and Cloaks

In Charmeuse, Lightweight Cloths and
Silks, reproduced from models by such
famed artists as Paauin. Beer and Poirette
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ADY-MDE APPAREL

In Dresses, all kinds from Dainty Little
CONNECTIONS of Simplicity to the more Ella
borate Lingerie, Linen and Silk Frocks
that are quite as cleverly made.as were the
original models by Cabot, Agnes, Goupy,
and Premet
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New Dress Merials

Charmeuse very much in far in New York in
Black, White and Evening Shes, at $3.50 yard.
Paisley Effects and Borders All-Silk Marquis
cites, so to $3.50 yard
New Bordered Poplins, in riety of colorings,
up to sos yard.
New Floral Effects in Satin Chimes at 81 so yd
26inch Messalines all silk Itcellent quality, in
new shades, at Csc yard.
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NeCkWedr

The finest line we have
ever shown. Domestic as
well as Imported Hand
Made. Anything that is
new in Neckwear will be
found right here.
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Millinery

Now showing Or exceptionally fine line
of New Shapes aid Millinery Accessories.
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the finest line Merchandise that this city Many the
compliments Weceved The first business exceeded by far