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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14
Best Short
STORIES
Of the Day

II was Ia q West End restaurant.
whore Sandy went for drink. and
he ordered a whisky and soda. for
which they charged him a whole
shilling 10 complained % the
price. aud said that he was only ac-
customed 20 pay three pence for a
nip of whisky
Yes. that's all Weli enough" said
the barmnn. bat you've got 20 pay
something hero for the surround
inFs the velvet seats and the mir.
rora and the beautiful pictures on
The wali. ard al that
Next day Sandy went into the
same place again. ordered a drink
and put down three pence II was
a different baruan. but nc protest.
"a.
so. no" said Sandy. No. no.
mon. that's all right saw yer
pictures yesterday Tit Bits.
rive been wondering about you.
said one lawyer 20 another. meeting
him on the street. relates the Cleye
land Plain Dealer.
what we're YOU Wondering about
me"
Well. Two heard You address q
jury. and ! have thought you were
tho most eloquent man 10 Clsyo-
land Then I've heard you make an
aficrdlnuer speech A. banquet
aud you sore pardon me pretty
rotten NOW. how Is thatr
TN tell you when I'm talking
10 jury my dinner depends on my
speech when I'm talking 10 n
bunch Of diners I've already had my
dinner"
Al the Class a Until Sunday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14

Now n Man Only Were oro~syl
Editor The Star am n regular
attendant a. church. and I have .
grievance One sunday recently !
wasn't able go see tho preacher
once during the sermon Ia front
% me was dcacon's wlfo wlth a
hat about a foot high Had that
been In theatre an usher would
have waited on her IN a hurry /
don't know what you call a.. but I
cail II selnahness. don't wonder
men don't want to 20 to church
r. Y. 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14

II Was Not.
Wombat, what year did Damon
and Pythiaa runT'
"Lemmo see think thoy head
cd Il ticket about 1880"
Ana who ran against 'em7"
Lemma see Wasn't IL Castor
aud polIux 2"
a fonkeru, NJ. ". woman 10
trying 10 start a crusade 20 stop
kiselng NJ parties. or course
tot Of folk Will laugh al her, but
she's right about IL. Just the
same. a party 10 no place at
which TO kiSs a Girl. kiss her
on the way home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14

Your trouble, madam" said the
physician. 'acems 90 be- due 10 an
cxouas OF adlpoae tissue
My goodness, exclaimed Mrs
plumpt0n. = wonder II that IL what
makes me 80 awfully fatf
what do YOU suppose that brute
didf Wanted 10 measure my fin.
ger
For a diamond ring chT"
For a thlmhlc No wonder un
women are on the wnrpaih these
days"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14
AND GROW FAT

I And he trips ~ up
| 40 he runs about,
And We step on the pup
N we don't watch out.
And he's Just no use. no use AZ all.
I'd be pleased 20 death n the man
would call
From tho city pound and grab the
bum
And there's the dog catcher. Fido
come
Wen hide inside
For little while
TIL he's gone on his way a half a
mile,
For you aren't much use or account.
tia true.
but | don't want the dog catcher
getting you'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14
JOSH WISE sAYsi

How true II Is that the evil men
do lives after them Century maya.
zine publishes portrait OF Wo,d'
row Wilson. from an unpubhahei
photograph" IN which no wears
sidewhiakera. Il was taken. says
Century. IN the single year In which
ne practiced law The fact that he
Was practlcing law may account FOR
the aldewhiskrrs We are curious
to know
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14
A Word on Charity

A Word on Charity
Editor The Star: am a mother
who does laundry work at home
and goes out by the day--the hard.
est work on earth. Any woman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14
SALE STARTS SATURDAY, MARCH IS, 10 AN

SIPS Carpenters Steel
Sduarcs .......4 ACC
75c Carpenters Steel Nail
Hammers ............ Z9c
$3.50 Stanley Plumb and
Levels ................b 9c
$50 White Hand Ak. S9o
75c Bit Brace 1oc
lOc Nicholson Slim Taper
Files ..... ..........4 &c
l5c 8-inch Mill Bastard
Files Observation-Disclosures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14

$l.00 Copper-plated Nor
tice Door Lock. SIC
$l.00 Stillson's Pipe Wrench
$500 Armstrong; Stock
Dies, 4 to l-inch. -. .$3.47
Sc Best Wire Nails, ID. Sc
75c Atkins two-man Gross
cut Saws, ft......,g ycA33c
$1254Doublc Bit Washing
ton AK .....,.....,. 4Sc.
75c long handle, round
pointed steel Shovels. SIC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14

a, the Class a Until Sunday
~ Heart OF tho Forest"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14

$l75 Steel Peavles -. .e7c
lOc a wire steel Cable, per
tOOt ......... DC
81 handmade steel Snatch
BLOCKS ..... ..,.. .Sl.87
Sl7.OO handmade steel Dun
kee Block .,.,.....,.e$S $40
Sl.OO steel Pick and Mat
took Handles SOC
$500 steel frame Wheelbar-
rows ...... ......... .$l.oS
40c steel Garden Rakes or
Hoes ...... TIC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14
A Word About SpeCialties

Taking place in the forefront OF the mems
clothing houses of America, Cheasty's is max
ing a specially OF three prices in clothing
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-07-25
Far Behind In Parcel Export.


Inc average German parcel Drought
u! posC 10 'niS 'oull'iS III i'i-
eo 'oo'I s,A po'ii'"s' 'ui d, e'fee re
turh i'aieti "oo''' wv 'iiu 'ii'- 'i''i'
pounis' our Puct' eApoi' business ''s's
lor i'l- "lp'l'i''E " i'S' nun 'i''o"
paree,s' out ~ ~ 'Ir ',al britain eN-
p'tteo uiore 'i',.,i $4,000 ,'ieel9 N''
"eu AZ "pout %'f'''0'V'o D"' F"t ~
ts's. eAtv'I onsl',eSS ~ AZ r,,a Ia,
-, q, Is,,n,,.,o
pafaro,aa =, 40 .d,1,or d;nlo,,acy,
~. ~ 1,,,i4od s4,{as ,I,.a,.l on,,,scs
~, Ii, t,,s,,.,,,,,,, ,oro,o,,or uot-no,re
tho+ ~ nraaticol onoratin, tboro is
hard,,. ,no.,o,. cornt,.y. coIIing itsoff
at,,iIigoa tha+ dos not toI.o better "a re
- 49, ,,-,, ,,,t,,at'. I,raad t,,on
a., I-s,ta,i s4n+os Il, tor,,g ~ moro
-. So, a., ,on,.o,,ionno Of tboso
,..,... -, -, ,,,-,,,,rt rrto 40
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-07-25
Minute Movies
Of The News
Right Off The Reel

t'pBn of tic sariine is row engaging
the attention Of ,iio department OF ag
tsCnlnrs
Prince % MeBacos steam yacht ls
coming % Amefiea, bet lie won't have
a croupier az the wheel
Hemcopa,bists n convention nj Den.
yer ureed iaw farhid,iing Che mar.
rlaee of giFlz urifr twenty
Indications aw that Sweden soon
win sc lare forAreMbitien. and "sl,oll''
VII become VA obsolete word
oidest inmate 81 The soldiers home
at 81 James. ain.. vim Is i02. says
bacon mud rurn bread has done II
A Pittsburgh newspaper prints this
advertisement "a homeless aud inof
ftnsite man whom fate has chased
iuto Pittsburgh would ike 60 hud q
sanctuary Cor hlmsad. bis nhonngraph
aud bis bul pup THE man Is house
brokc. but the dug is not
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-07-25
PROVIDE MOTHER PENSIONS.


The commissioners Of Allegheny
county, Pa have appropriated $4,000
for the payment ~ pensions to moth
ers who have children dependent upon
them. Before the money IS available
Governor Tener under the law enacted
by the last legislature must name Il
board Of trustees, by whose direction
the money, together with Allegheny
county's proportion of the 100000 mp
propriated by the state. viii be eS-
pended
Only the mothers 81 children del'efia.
ent because Of the death or desertion
of their fathers are eligible 10 pensions.
and the mothers must be qualified in
the Judgment Of the trustees to adniin.
lister the pension and care for their
children. The appropriation Is IN the
nature of an experiment aud is to
cover one year
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-07-25
Parcel Export Facilities Far
Behind, Though Law Az
fOrds Speedy Remedy.

two officers to extend our entire do
nestle postal service or any part there
of to any country or to the whole
world either by treaty. as in the case
Of our general postal conventions
with Mexico and Canada and Of our
special parcel post conventions with
Germany, New Zealand, etc, or by
executive decree. as in the extension
In 1903 Of our domestic postal rates TO
Shanghai.
Under the rules Of the Universal
Postal.uniou every nation Keeps for It.
self its postal receipts upon export
mail. The foreign rate is therefore
immaterial to any other nation. and as
the free delivery In each country Of
the incoming main from the other i'm
plies Il reciprocal courtesy all nations
gain. potentially at least, whenever the
system is li5eraizcd
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-07-25
SAM MCCALL. Ex.SLAvE,
IS A FARMING WONDER,


Sam Mccall is an eS.sh,Ye. iliitcrate
and seyeuty Hre YeHrs Old, bat he Is
teaehlHs the TURNER'S Of The world
sone noteworthy lessons He has won
fame hy producing on his little farm
III central AiamuRa the largest amount
OF cotton % tha afaa ever grown IN
the United States This y one bale
10 an eighth Of Az acre ~ mifd. The
inpartnnca, of this achievement mny
10 understood Whfu It Is known that
the nYefag, Yield for the United
stntcs * Gully 1paiitths of bale for
whole acre
sam Mc All lDls Developed a method
Of cultivation on once worthless land
which Is 80 successful that he thinks
nothing nov of producing three and
onehilf 10 fonr bates * cotton an
acre or eighty bushels Of oata or corn.
The average IN the southern states for
corn aud oats ruus ffteen 10 twenty
FIVE bushels an acre
When Sam was made FREQ he bought
hand to the amount % lfD acres. He
cultivated forty acres aud the hrst
5enr hiauc h"fo'S e'',,oEp ~ $50 n,lp
eeb' re '''i''''i',' 'u't VIZ u'' ,'''i
ltea equipment Hna IN Wv - th'' ~ ~,
toHt ne was u"i's i""V,'",'9 ~, "
own Nolh y WIN ne "ise ~, "''"
I@inee we ''ln,''"t ~ I'm" ~ si"N
ua'iF pr"'Iut " c'l''i'ate'' i'''l" Wv =
70 wv nc.cS aHu UT t"e,i's ~" 49,
on 'h'H l''"t .''a 49,. ~ y w 80
aui e,l'rsieS ~ ny l'',,' "a g NJ
one OF 'ne ii'St iiit't''s'ihs VAauil, MI
VI lifrnsi'e i"''"'"1 os' '"'' ''i ~ ''''
oni'eu 9.i'sS'
h,eorV'uS I" FP,''e W" pANe sV"e ~
Aia''ilu 70 s'Hpy hls ntet'V''s' .uo
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-07-25
KANSAS FRUIT GROWERS
POLLING The MlDDL EMaN.


To get rid ~ the mlddlomnn and
incidentally to give the consumer mare
for bls money dozen fruit growers
living around Wathena. Gan IN
gained Il cooperative association tinn
years ago. Today The Wulleaa FrNit
Growers association With rs i1D
members. ii perhpra tie most Noted
fruit shipping concern 81 the middle
west
II al spr1ne from the disgust Of enc
man, ". n. Martin, who. al q June
day III Watheua tried % sell efate
If twcatyfonr bosses " hefsies and
cnuia eel from the souiess nfiddiefmn
who looked at them an offer Of oniE
10 cents,
Aiartiu STUFFED o,it IL onee "a friaelS
fits stats az affairs lie became gent
ernl msnlger " the new association
aud hats held the puce ever siuce Tho
organization Is Incorporated fnr So,
o90 Of witch $4,000 Is invested n d
building It's general success has been
remarkable Last year Il sold Hs
berrlea II mn average price of 1892, 81
iaI per cent more than Martin re-.
eeiyc,l for his Hateful crate IN t9al
wafhena lies 30 the fertile Missouri
river district about lifts miles nafth
or Kansas City The section u -
important ffnn Il fruit growing stand.
point that the Kansas experiment sta
tlon has psf an agent 10 The Geld thero
10 cooperate with tho growers IN fight
Ing Insects md advising on other prob
lens. Lnst year ponlphan county, IN
which Wathena lies grew more than
$4,000 worth ~ fruit
+ When 4 mnn "a taken Into the Fruit
Growere' associations. he pays iato The
treasury $50 IN addition, be must
buy at beast 81 worth % stock and
may bus moro " II is available seue
membera nwn ne nueii as S1@D worth
Of stock.
The association spends little money
to get business II has q reputation
for fair dealing and high quality fruit
50 the huaiuess comes WITH little effort.
Last year the association had a sales.
man on the roAd only one week The
total running expenses ARE about S5oec
year which ineuslcs the faY of the
office force. conslstiug "a The taay sea.
son last ycor ~ manager. an IN
speetar two bookkeepers and a bill
clerk
All fruit IS hauled by the growers
directly 70 tie cars at the siding. whore
1t IS inspected The fl'Bit must grade
up to a cerlaln standard and tbe new
members Of the association commonly
have good deal " their fruit rejected.
The growers are puii little under the
price which is % be obtained from the
coneignee A. The end ef the YEAR the
association rays d ! per cent dividend
on the stoek n1d then distributes the
rest Of the surplus among the members
In proportion to the number Of crates
TINT they base shipped
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-07-25
PHILADELPHIA INVENTS
SUNSHINE SUBSTITUTE,
Says He Has Perfected Appatatus
Emitting Rays Of Daylight.

DR.. Herbert T. Ives. a prominent sci
enlist of Philadelphia. claims TO have
invented substitute for daylight He
has been ut work for a dozen years
at the research laboratories of that
city's gas plant and finally has pro
duced, he says, light which has pass
ed the test aud Is In every way equal
to sunshine and the light of day,
He has designed powerful incan'
descent lamp with a special mantle
which is so placed in the top of II
specially made cabinet that its rays
are immediately beneath IL reflector.
This is made Of metal. and the light IS
forced downward through series OF
delicately coIored screens.
In telling of his discovery Dr. Ives
said:
"My recent invention has n field OF
usefulness in certain industries, such
as textile manufacturing, dyeing, color
printing and similar arts. In color
printing the presses can be run only
so long as the ink put in by daylight
lasts with the aid of my invention
the presses can be run every hour OF
the tweuty-four.
in the sorting of cigars their color
cannot be told by artificial light In
dental work the color Of artificial teeth
cannot be told at night. In paper
manufacture and the manufacture OF
-four they cannot tell the different
grades With the aid Of this machine
they can tell the grades all the time.
"Diamond buyers win only deal in
the daylight Now they will be able
to make deals ut any time Surgery
is another field of usefulness. The
color of tissues cannot be detected by
artificial light Surgeons depend upon
the color of tissues TO tell whether
they nre diseased or not. ana as a
consequence major surgical operations
can now be performed at night
"1'he invention can be made in vari-
GUS forms to he used for different pur-
poses. 1t can be used to light small
room or closet or it can be used TO
light a table SO that one can read as
by daylight at any time Of the day or
uiuht 3"
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-07-25
INCREASE IN FOOD ANIMALS.
Number Killed In United States Dur
ing Fiscal Year 57,628.491.

Reports TO the department Of agri-
culture show that in the fiscal year
ended June 81 last 5TG2S.19i animals
were slaughtered under federal inspec-
ton IN the 100 Strengthening establish
ments IN 30 cities and towns OF the
United States, an iucrcJse Of nearly
100000 over the previous fiscal year.
OF the animals inspected by govern
ment officials in lie last fiscal year
there were 72la,,S5 cattle. 2,27T954
calves, l]9Ta33l sheep, 72s7l goats
and 33,0J2.T27 hogs. slaughtering es-
tablishments and meat food factories
increased from 9lJ TO 80 IN the fiscal
year.
Chicago. with 12.af050G animals
slaughtered under federal Inspection.
leads in numbers The other principal
points Of federal inspected slaughter
are in the following order Kansas
city, 5.GiGlGi South Omaha. 1000
G55; New York, 3.oaiGs5; National
stock yards East st. Louis. 29GG.292
South st Joseph, 2.G714f3 Boston,
1,S26G1i; indianapolis. ISIS SOB; Sioux
City. l,52oom7; Ruffalo. 1851 .271
The totai cohdennations at the time
OF slaughter for. disease or other
causes numbered ~ ,GS7 whole ear
casses and l94.32S paris Of other car
casses, or total Of 727ol5 condemns
lions IN addition. nearly 100000
pounds % prepared meats aud meat
ton beeapse tber bad become I'M
wholesome subsequent to the FIRST in
sDecuol
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-07-25
MIIs B J eaIIon IL Me.Ieo.

The high cost OF living at Guaymas.
sonera, due TO the present campaign
above the California gulf port, IS
threatening q famine among its 10000
Inhabitants. according 10 adviees from
Eogales Arlz MIR sells for 81 gal
ION frewpod ~ 20 cents stieii fsail-
way communications north and aants
81 the town y cut, and few boats are
landing h The bay.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-07-25

Now that HE large advertising
boards that once disfienred the baud
seope on either side Of the French
railroads have been taxed ont u cx'
isteuse by the glnmbsr Of 4eppfjss al
ingenioih ana less Offensive way ~ ~
ycrtlslng yueciallies IL the same places
has been devised Advertisers 90 the
Orleans railroad have begun to plant
beds or flowers Of brililaut hues IN the
fields on either siiIesof the track. with
the blossoms 50 arranged as TO spell
the name 81 the products % which il
Is desired 10 draw the attention OF the
traveller.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-07-25
CHANCE FOR THE LITERaTl.
Cash Prizes Are offered For ths Best
Sunday School Stury.

Under The conditions Of The Jvhp C.
Green ineafne fund the Americas san
day School nllan. with headquarters ut
1915 Chestnut street. PhIladeIphig has
offered $1,000 IN three prizcs Tor tAsee
books
The fund left Ia triist by Mr. Green
provides that the SorietH shall eat a~iae
0ne-aiSth of the MT income Of the flad
from time e. tliae apd when Ills In
come siiall aulanut 20 & .fnO the<nfi.ty
shah appropriate II FOR tie purpose &c
aiding in securing q sunday scApoi'ii.-
erntute Of the highest order Of morn,
The present eflet. wltirba eiwses ssssf
T. ieif ptpsiites 4 neize of sl.0oyssfa
the author who pfaH,'ilis tue hest VI
nal wofk nlian 'tfhrlSiian TJl.ss: .iassi
chrsrs he of II; How ar.i isllEs5E
Should l;t lsealized 'fadaY.. ssas
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-07-25
FOREIGN SYSTEMS SHOW MANY
DEFECTS IN us. PARCEL POST
Germany Can Send Goods to
California More Cheaply
Than New York Can.

BNNE OF the many remarkable in
ID s s,a. asls, Of the .., United
hibited most conspicuously I'm
It's relations and contrasts with the
systems of other countries. appears in
the experience of large dry goods
house of New York city. which has es-
adjustments both In this country and
in Germany. 1t appears TO b, fact
that that house IN New York could re
ceive an order from San Francisco and
have It filed 10y the branch in Ger
many, whence the goods could be sent
TO San Francisco by parcel post fully
90 per cent cheaper than If it were
sent from New York 10 San Francisco.
This. of course. leaves out of account
any allowance for import duties.
The New York house could send an
eleven pound parcel from Germany to
any OF the countries named below by
parcel POST for $1.32. But the German
house could send the same package fer
less than dollar, IN some instances
for 10 cents, the rates being from Ger
MANY.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-07-25

Two plots Of gold and q skeleton
were unearihed III san Beruartiiiio By
q. ". TYLER when conducting street
grading operations Ia that city the
gold. IN dust and nuggets. was worth
$3.50. The skeleton * thought to be
that o. some ancient indiau chief as
IN addition to the gold, many trinkets
saeh a. those With which Indians for
ularly decorated themselves, We're
found WIN the boIies
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-07-25

With contract for $40 a month and
third interest in the profits Miss
Grace Simpson q Minneapolis girl, Will
undertake the management Of q farm
ut Bethel. MINI How any girl can
stay behind Il coulter for from SO 10 50
and stay in the hot cities when sac can
Just as wen get ont in the country and
enjoy all the good THINGS 10 eat and
i've simply is moro than can under
stand" she says.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-07-25
UNIV ERSAL PEACE
PLAN GIVEN OUT
Secretary Bryan Submits Il to
Foreign Representatives.
IHOORSED BY PRESIDENT.

Proposal With Supplementary Memo
rsndun, Calls For investigation by
on lnternasionai Commission Of Dis
putos Of Whatever Character and
Nsssre"~-TeSt Of Plan.
The state department has iast made
publig IN Washington the text Of the
proposal Of tbs president and secretary
ot state 20 tie nations 81 the worId fer
universal vsIce The proposal With
TIE supplementary memorandum hand
cd tu the representatives Ia Wasting
ION from fore4A governments t.;
TOE parties hereto aHfae that M
pliestlHis IT Whatever character aad
nature 10 dispute hetweea them shall.
ghcu ,lipipuiltie efforts fal, I've SUD.
iurd for iusesgigition apd report to
nN iatcrnatioanl aHmissien tihe caal.
pcsiitHl b br astsed ptahi and tile
contracting patiies asete uoi u DC
rl8fr var ua Ngin liabilities unul silsh
l9ycStiatlaA Is nnde aud report sub
ained
9seretafs Regar5s plan. M
M. l,,.,,.s.,4.tt.t, s.,l9 II. .a,,lpe,ed
IL /, r,etisf 81 r,t,r4,. ,l.,nu fhc mia.
,se,.of ~. ,tIs,i,,.sst,,0 ,,ff,ant ia. gor.
.slii, ~ i r.isfta..s Frft,, .tfnar ,sg4v
rin. ra.,af, ss5,ff - s.al,a,lttet, vystbir
tlne 60 DC #&lped afan, from the4la
uf tae submission ~ tllr dispute, bit
tina parties heretu reserve the tight to
.rt nlen.pd.att, Isl M s,bieet mar.
MI n ,lis,,eI. aft...s tl,a renn,'t n .nb.
pItt,a s.are,4rg l,r,.,,.a n,an q
al, III, es,,,,s a,.tn t,snt.esed yathe
prusifent % al The unii9ns the conn
position 81 the isIenatl8isf commits
sion X 'eit g asifelnem lftween the
paftiet wa ! aip authorized TO s'ig-
geNt laf tie consideration Of those VINO
are willH's 70 enter int9 TINS agrees
ineit
FirA 4 flat the intefHauoaai raili-
niissilH 81 y I've meallefs' % be CONF
Posed ~ Follows tine henlh@r ffom
rncil of t6lr f9ltEfFifE countries ~
oe en'Heh " the sNeFhtoent' que
ileRnet q rs elttsfh ~ eaeh ot lhe
CONTRACTING countries from some ptper
country APd tlr hitli sneilieer OF me
commission ~ ne Htfeed upon py the
TWO governments Tue sohi'tusslph y
% hl'l"lnls,l ~ so,lli = epaNsnisns ~
sr tne llphlas g tiie 'Fta1, NHehhTias
e ne Hleo as'sH'li''A Y 'oe "tisiisaA
apl,2'H''n'M, M
sh','i'l inf hlhe H'sp y - ~
asrseu upon "'la 7 Y salse@'eu '''''l
government wi!i e,nsitler either
vreafetsnt,a less eeripa
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Comnarison Of Totals.

A comparison of parcel post totals
shows how far the United States was
in the rear of the procession in respect
of total business. The figures for for
eign countries are for the year 1909 rs
compared with the total of the United
States for 1911:
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THE GIRL WITH A PINK AURA.
Find Her. Gays Or. Beekwith, but
Avoid tho Yelowish Green.

Avoid tho YeiIowish Green.
Picking ''the right mrl' Is the easieat
matter In the world II yon hunt around
until you End enc who radiates piak
aura It's a ten 20 one bet that that
girl wifi fnll on your neck aud say
Eyes" for the PINK rays show she is
full ~ affection.
Or Edwin -. Beckwith gave this
advice gratis 70 . crowd Of lovelorn
ones who gathered to hear him lecture
recently 10 Chicago A yellowisll green
aura surrounds the girl yon must
avoid, volunteered the doctor She
has spitefil temper. spotting the
aura Is difficult thing. admitted Dr.
Beekwith one bss 70 be real senYl-
tive