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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-21

The design Of the Provence the
tsgne and the Lorraine. the tniro Dio" .,
noueht laid down in the spring Vi 10
shows O radical change in the arn''"e"''
There are three big gun turrets' oii.
turret is placed smidships. with an are .,
fire Of 100 degrees on either side. ihstedu
of two turrets abreast. with an arc OF lso
degrees. The altered positions OF 'ne
masts and tunnels have led to some
changes in the location or the Se.ol1"'
battery. consisting Of twenty-five '''-'''o',
gurs. OF which eighteen VIII DE n'o"i''e.
on the upper deck behind se'en-'"S''
armor. fourteen being forward u VI,
anidships turrct, while four are l'o""'e'
on the main deck beneath the ai'er '"i
rets. The displacement, is increased u
22.s57.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-21

viii De published every
the under the above heao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-21

Verviers. April 2o.-The owners of tex
tile factories have been notified that the
workmen employed in the factories AT
various cities i'm Germany. England ana
Russia refuse 10 complete the half mica
orders from the Belgian factories Ihey
take the ground that this would be strike
breaking
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-13

}}u1roeshauptitaot einen ltmsug biel=

Bumoesbauptltaot einen nm5ug btel
ten.
@eoa.terli9 it es MIR, SaB Ole be
tbeiligten Sraa1en BON ser 8idtigtei1
oieie Il Concentration politdnbig uber.
}eugt lino. gu Gaitnadt tpiiu0en mi,
eren @e0eutung alrd a%nerfannt ia:
sen, iett aber fann ma1r 1ta1r eth Mtit=
! els baben fir oie gbemd1tner, 1eren
6rauen, fir 5ie &in6er beren Miitte1
u1o 6ie inrgen Mdtner, oeren 8rarte
iib in 6ieie 8efpegung boben ,btneirt=
5ieben laiien. @etpilien alteren SSlt1tg-
%fnaaae1, 1pelde in ser @etrafbstotterie
|eine Miete ge5ogen babe1t fam man
Dies Grioatpergniigen fdon eber &c,
itatten. unb bod gta es fir fie aud
ein gang an6eres Selo CUR @etbati-
ga1ng int offentli6en 9eben.
SLUT Dem @ebiete ser %natiomalen
Neutrality-suspicious. bietet ii9 iobiel &c,
Iegenbeit fir Ole flige un0 feinflb.
lende 6ralenieelee @eGegenbeit, 100
gerobe 6ie Srnlt DEM Mott11e iiberle-
gent lit. God 6abon apouen a1niere
5nffnagetten ridts miiien. @idt itille
uno m~obltbditiige io8inle Mrbett lit 6e-
rem @unid, fon6ern eit genaoe55a.
l6derlides Sagen nod Seniotion,
mie es ii9 in 6em a1niinnigen lt1nber-
bummelm alrf Sen 9an6itpaben 9e1ltg
offenbort bot. DnB fid 0ie Mitglie-
ser 6ieier tpeiblihem 9an6ftrei6er-
trltppe lei ben idledten 8egerr u1o6
ser idJedten @iittera111g ielbit an Ser
@eiutbbeit maoen, bob Ole Mlttter
teregnnpbiib OF 6os &ranfenbett TIRES
iferben6en &inoes 5ltriiidfgerufen, 6ie-
fem &arfe iiberboltpt Tolge geleiftet,
gilt aIs &eroiSm1s. $50 bleiben 90
ole bltrb Didter atn6 Samger aller
Sabrbumberte e~eribanten meibltd,en
2lgerOen!
&nr6iraI @tibbons bo,e Baltimore
bat fiir5lib 1T elmer @erlamm1ung
tpobltbdiitiiger 6rauen, 6ie it6 Ole I'M
teritiiba1ng un0 EfIege elternloier
@inoer uno ormer bufsbeolrftiger
6amilien 51t brer Ma1fgabe getnadt
baben, eine1 ~treffen0en @ergleid 5mt=
iden 1ieier ge1neinniibtgen Mrt meih~
li9er 8efbdtigl11g autr6 bem ndrrii6en
9nfragetten : 5d)auipiel oufgeitent.
Stir ltnS a1nb atnlere' ibauslib geiitn-
ten 6eltiden Sralen be6arf es feiner
6ruge, mem mir Uni ERE SDmpotbie
5utpen6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-13
,Ginc Ieben6e M~nseige." Gieg lit

ngtttc lebe1De N15et9e. Stes VI
ser Musora1d, SEN SEER @et1rD Soaf
Don 2incoln, yfeb., in einem, fiur5lid
an bie @eriteuer bon 6orni's Mlpen~
frdiltter gerihteten, 8rief gebraldt.
Gr idreibt: sd bin cine Iebenoe Mru+
3eige ser 8or5iige Sbres Mpenfraltz
tiers. gor et1pem Sabre mar incline
Belu1robeit 10 6erriitet, 6oB i6 6urdp-
ATS unfabiig gum arbeiten mor. SSdt
gebroudte etlide S1aiden S6res M-
penfrauters, ub ieitber bin i@ gee
lunb uno itarf getueien. Moge @ott
Sic mn0 5bre Seilmittd iegner."
Man fonr Ser @eiit Der Danfbars
felt, III meldem obige 8eilen geidries
Ben iino, nidt bertten1retr. Sd tpar
framf, artoo bin iebt geilt11o, TT Ole
@eidide, tpelde 1ie 1nit iieoer tagli-
den Yoit e~ingebenoen 8rtefe er5ab-
len. Sauienbe baben 6ie @eiurobeit
~brimgenoem @igenldnften oiei@ alten
Observation-Disclosures be5eugt. DaB eS
cine miiber Dem @ep0bmlidRn teben0e
Meoi5in iit, lit oas urtbeil zines ie-
.ben, Der iie Der mht fat.
Midt III Mpotbefee a1,11 @erfalf.
gpe5iarsMgerten liefern i'm. Man
idreibe an: Or Geter 6nbrneD &
Cons So. 1875 go. Sopne glbe.,
So
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-13


more es, tpe1lns er NUM- Der @eH gan
abitlrbe, III ger &loiter5eM iib Der
grabenh,
limb, ins gtpige ber1nnfen,
8eit nnb groenleio bergdbel"
Ger sieg iiber iib ielbt mar 10
melt errl1rger. gii1es nod mar alll55l
dmierig.
n@ub Die Seinoe fpI ib Iieben?
Sater Hripr. tpelb' Gerlangenl
56last MIDI @er, ib fol- gelai1en
SDm erbieten beiDe @angen?
Garter MDn1, bm Ie6rit rm1o forber1t
&unDert 9fli1ten, 11tper 3n nben,
9p6 bic Mbermenidli9 1dmerte
9untt MIDI, feinen Sein0 gu lteben. -
l1no SIR hit es; iG erfn6r es
Mn mir lelbfl-Num idlpeig' bn 5pDtter
WoDansprieter; Dieie Weni6en
3onnen mebr als unire @6tterl"
so id4pir5et ein Sdtpierigfeit it
Der Mmafme oes @briitentlrns I'M
Die al1oere, 0ie gr0bte aber bleib
1pd:
uGnr Ser Ma6t bcs g6ritergpttes,
Gor Der Ottlbe 1einer 2ebren
8e1gt' t9 midi, lpenl1 ntdt berbabte
Sratfen Sic IerfInber pdren."
@egen oieie 5dmieriigfeit bilft feir
allSereS MittGl, nls oas @ebet, anS
6amit mill es glmar ul1b Der udben.
u@ou ein Menidenauge i6a1e1,
Mlnb Der 6imnel 1id erl6lieben
l1nb Elm Mbglan8 1eines 2t6tes
Sn oos bunfle 6er5 ii@ siebenl"
NQei11 oud Sic Ser l1dyung berOop-
pelt it6 I'M entid,ei0en0en @oment;
gS 5iebt ib1r mie0er bin gum beibni-
iden 8rieiter Gbiatgrim; ct gibt Ser
Ser udpu1tg 11ad.
oils ONT acknowledgement Soge Mbt
@apin in einiamer 3eue beiln Sfr=
0ium laB, podt es, atno beretm tritt
@ntor.
.8uro'ge Gbt, Die 2erde i9mettert,
.SSylnr unb Gain begann 5l fprieben;
56eiben mnB i9; cures 8rotes
9nrf i6 LANCER nt9t genteBen."
Ser Mond, iab flarer in 6em Ser
en- gIntors nls 6iei JET ielbIt. @o5u
ade @eile, um einen 8ltn6en a1m &at
III fragen?
@as bi6 trdnttt l1nb beilt, i9 tpeib es
-Be11er aIs Der Mnn1n I'M Nor6en:
glmar, iei Elm gbriftl SIN @eiite
8iit bn ldngit Elm gbrtt getporoen."
nS Sd Elm @briit!!" ruff ber Eddie
aft eridnoden uber Ole 8rrnlttung.
Bor 6os nidt eben Ser 8e1peggrunD,
er i'm CUR Tllrbt trteb! Ct ianf mei<
reno 5t Sen 6iibeu oes greiien Mf0rt
gs.
,ssSammer in ben nni1en Muge,1
Gag er fleberb nuf ben 8nien,
unb bie 6dnbe fnltenb, fprd9 er:
vSegne mild nnb InB MIDI fltebenl"
Sci geiegnet, tpdlber &rnbe!" ont<
mortet tief bemegt Der brtplroige 4bt.
n~eberaellgt, 6oB fir @lmar ole @11a=
ser Donems GrfenttHib niidftt
mebr fferm iein farr, 1pridt ser Mbt::
.aomm, mir gebn gum 8ater Rrior,
Ct lit flug uno rot uns beioen."
@lmar folgt beiiegt OH Der Satro-
oes Mbtes.
(Bortieta1ng forgt.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-13
,,gotes for @omen."

uDte Dumen baben oen @ortrtH. /"
Sos 1T idon Don jeber 10 9eapefet.
Ser galonte lar5 liebenstpMroige
M6anrr NITRO Sem peiblidyer @ei9lebt
gegenlber 6ieie @iidflliidtnabme 1ie
auber adt Ioiien. 9eioer bat aber
cine gepiiie s&lo1ie bon @%ertreberinr
men 1es 5ortem @ei9ledtes cine iou~
oerbare Mnffoiiung BON bieiem ibm
1tinldweigem 8rageitan0euen @edte.
@ir meinen bie Srarendttmnrehts
l%erinne1p, tpelde om 3. Mar3 m Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-13
Trieort@ @tlbelttt @e=
Der,
Sent nniterblid)em Sanger bon r9ret'
aebnlinben," gum SnbilSnrns.
tabre.
P. $. s., 8. 9. 49,
u@Imar, &eimtebr 51 itb ielber
8ir0 i'm S6mer3 aQetn gef1nben.
@nrre 11llr: ser &lo{terfrtebe
6eiIt Dir ole. GIe @unben."

I Qetlt DIR ollie, nue @ltr1Den.
Glmars 2eib mar gebeilt; aber sic
@eeIe log 1poH i1 ser 5irtiterniB.
8meifel ql1a1tem iie. Sod sic giiti9e
@oriebung batte i'm in sic &lofter=
aene gefEilibrt, 6amit er 5atr redtea Gr-
tenntriB geIarge. Ser greiie tpeltE
erfaBrene 8rior, Ger Sen 1t1gludliidet
@Imor idp1ten gelernt, madbe itd
Mum oarar, ben 5meifeln6en @eiit gu
belebrem 1osgequGlte &er5 au berlbt.
gen u1b gut tr6iten.
r@itd uno bergangli9," begirnt
Ger @eiie, uiir6 ollie ir0iidyem 9fnge;
8%oIfenbilDer, leere 9dmpfe,
@enidenbiloer, eitle 9inftel"
Mber @inen gib es, Ger iiber olDe
berridt, @ott,
v.... Ser in ebrnen 6Gnben
.@GIt Sic @nge, &edt 3u tpdge1,
Ser bic 5cepfer fnidt tpie Nutben,
l1nD tpie 5trob bns 5Gtpert Der 9egen."
nmterbli6 ut baber tl1r 5os Cute,
Limo ser @ieg mn1B @5ottes heibe1t."
&arl her @robe, Der mddbttige
'Trametrbuiier, batte 0reiBig Iange
Sabre gege1t Ole bet6nildJen Sadiem,
@lmers Stammesgenoiien, bllttigen
S&'rieg gefibrt TITS im neberetfer tie
nit @emaIt gum @briitentltm 5u be-
febren ge il1dt. Ser meiie Brtor btttet
oesbn@ @lnnar nidt aus &ade geget
ste Hriitliben Sranfen ser mabren
9ebre Sen &iiden 5u febren.
v2aB Sen @lirrern tire 8ege,
l1rb bem 6tmmel laB bic &ade;
9einer 5eele Sell at ipirfen,
Glmar, bas 1T beine Sadel"
Gin 6rembling biit 6ar bier al1f @r-
Sen, ruff ibm DER Hrior 3u, u1po eine
bleibetoe Sttdtte bait oa 1ridt rnter
ser Come. $50 fomurit ont fer? $50
gebit Ont bin?
r8eiBt SIT Nnttport? @nbte Nnttport
Ebiatgrim, bein fluger Sriefe?"
Meim! Sour oie driitdide 2ebre
fann Sir Mnttport geben auf 6ieie oil
mtdtigen Sragen, 6etrn:
.Sfenbarung 1T gefomrnen
Bon ben 2ippen etneS &tnbes."
@s gilt 1ralr eine1t mnbren @oH,
Ser a1nier aner l1riprl.ng atnb 3ia 1T.
uMnbre M1enfGe1, anbre @0itter;;
@i1er bleibt, Ser @nigitine,
11nenttpegt bo1t 3eitentpetter."
@er i'm iatde11 min, miro i'm fit
Sen: 6ie @eititr1e, Ole urs Iealdten,
vSsslbren aufpdrts, SIN, ben ginen,
11nerfannten, 3t %ertennen.
11nb erbarmltngSreiGe 2iebe
Neigt Dem @uder ffti9 entgegen."
9einen eingeborener 5obm bat ct
in Der Set alg 6rieoensfi1o a1sf 6ieie
grbe geiarot, uts Menidet 5ap erl0-
ugBabrer @ptt, nnb NIT Dem Gater,
N2it Dem @eiit bon glet6em Be5en,
Gins in 9reibeit: Elm @eheimnib,
M9eni6eniinrer nidbt 31 ITen;
5pbn beg 5MDpfers nIer 9tnge,
Got bon Got 1inb 2i1t bonn Qidte,
getpprben, bab CT fibne
llnb Il, 3iebe aIes i6li9te."
Sooatlp reoete Ell ol6 BON auen,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-13
Sett geinnb naeb @ebrantb
BON Gdman's 9llteratipe.
Gin ~uertbpuaes Mitte1 fir Gals nnb
0uttgett.

Sic Sabrifnnten bon @dn1an'S a4tternz
tibe oas 10 bieI @utes in @d)ptn0i ndtS>
fallen eripirtt, erbnlten beltGn6tg Bez
ridte iiber ,mirfli6 punberbnre 9eilnns
aen. bic uIlein brrb ben @ebrduh oies
FER Mebiain ertpirft tpurbe. 9iefe 8crt6te
erfoIoen ftets m1f @ebeiB irgenb zines,
Der intere1irt lit, unb biele Der @dretber
baben in liner 5%anfbarfeit borgeidlagen.
6aR in aleiber 8eiie @eplagte brett
5drreiben nrb lernen ionten, mas es fir
tie aethau. 6ier lit Elm 5pe5inen:
.6errenl gntfduIoigen sic mid, ipeil
i@ ni@t eber f!drieb; i9 tpolte 11d!nl1d)
ausfinoen. OBJ i9 gebetlt bletben p1lroe:
Sd fam iett III 8abrbeit iagen, oaB t9
bolftdnbig .geinno bin. Sd n1odte
meinen ber5li9ften SAINT a~l1Stpred9e11. sssd'
bnbe nien1ulS mebr 9d)n1er3- 9lllte1l,
&adfGtpiken, fein 3eufieber. Seit &ino
bon 3tpei Sabren lit i6 an 3nngenbez
16tperbe, bas nit meiner Nlters5irabn1e
i9Iimmer tpnrbe. Gls i6 ID Sabre alt
mar, ingte Der 9oftor mir, tpenn i'd ntdt
na4 benz 5uben gei1idt tuerben fonnte,
tpiirbe ib gepiB on Der S9tptnoi udt fters
ben. SsSe1en @inter tpir6e i'd 1tberltb
an MISUNDERSTANDING @ippenfaQentz
8iinbu1g 1lrb 2ungenent3iinbnng le1oer.
Sd bate einmaI Ebpbusz2 neenent5iin<
61ng. SD bate &ntnrrb I'M Wagen nno
in Sen @ingetDeiben nno Iitt felt ben lst<
ten paar Sabren an 9eufteber. babe aber
9ernrtiges 6ieies Sabr ni6t.
vsSS9 tperbe ale an MIDI %ge1anDten
Briefe b%ennttporten, IN tpel9en nd9 Der
@eidi1te meines Salles bon irgenb Sc
manben aefraet miro. Der an 2%ungenbez
i6tper6e leibet."
(11nter5eidnetes Mffibobit.
@ttn PIatl.
Sinf Sabre ipdter beri@tet INNER nod
geiunb.
gdman's MIteratibe lit tpirt1a1n IN SS66l>
len bon Bronchitis, M5fbma, &eufieber.
@alsz nnb ,2ungen<8eIdiper0en unb i'm
Mnfbau beg @bite1ns. gntbdlt fein Gift,
Opiaten ober Mebi5in bic fib CUR Gee
pobnbeit ma9t. gu be%rfaufen bel Der
Molitor 9rug 60. unb moeren !9aupf>
apotbefern. Srogt na6 8ooflet, in ipelz
6em @eilnngen beraet9net 1tnb ODER
1dreibt an gdmans 2nboratorinm, Pbtz
%Iabelpbia, Ba., fir tpeitere gbiben5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-13

IAA%A~E I&@ISS4
beL
.8ie bnr6 nngeberre Meintat
5mulblpS CT am 3rel3 ge1torben
l1nb bnr1 leinen SOB bas 2eben
Nu Ser 8elt - ll11b Dir erporben.
6erner miie er bon ben 5o0ten glor-
reid auferftmben, in 0en Sinrnel
mfgefabren iei inns 6ereirit ont g1toe
oer 8eiten nit groBer Wadt uro
Serrlidfeit sum @ericbte fomlnetl
meroc. Mle5 bies er51blt er glmar
milbe a1no freu1uolibl o6re 3lp0ringz
lidfeit u11o 5hroffbeif, aenO i1lluer
enbe,10 nit ser Mabnltng 5atm @ebet,
benn:
u9ie g%rfenntnib lit bas grbe
Nidt Der 8eiien, 11ei11, Der Srpm,1en;
Gidt I'M @riibeln, netn, I'M Beten
&irD Sic Sffenbarrng fp11men."
Sour heoe11fe es 1pobl: Of 6lt Sb1
erfcrnlt poer pidt, @ott lit aller 0in-
ge @116e:
u@irfe red]t; bu tpirlt geridtet,
| Waoit bu brnbert SATIRE lebe1l. 1
Sem sic &reat1r lit @ottes,
ll11b Tie fnn11 linn nidt entflteben."
Nod) mar @lnpnr 11idt iiberrultnben;
gemaltig mogt ser &nmpf oeS 3tpei<
fels ir ieinem SSnnern auf l1n6 mie-
Scr.
sSlp lold}er SeeIenitimrpuatg ging er
bei beuem Sriiblimgsmetter 6urb Sen
@oitergorte1e. Die @orte 6es &riors
6utttte1t eilre1t apeler @eiit lit Sos Ser5
toes @e1tele1roe1r ei1gefibrt, Ger mie=
DER oen olten @eiit aa1f 9eben a1tb
Sos %Itreitet. 0e0e l1r0 miiit, mie tpe1nl
SOS @ateritiirmen elmer @intertaM
bB 5a1m1 @rrr5 Sen @a6 bertpiiitet,
10 pnr lein 2eben gemoroen. Dur6
feline alter @0tter, 1ie Sen @r0enbe=
mobner ap1p ieiir @liid berei6en, 6ur@
Sen Sab Ser Memideu, Die batngern-
,6em @0lfen gIei@ einat,oer 5erheiib=
ten, 1T er ebrlos, rebtlos, frieoloS ge-
1por6en CANT 6rangt ii@ linn 0ie
Brnge auf: u@as lebenoig IT. mir
mirf, one Seele, mo- fann ffe blet=
M11f Green lit alles oabin fit
Sabi1n, oerloren ob1pe feline Sdu&.
. @ibf es 1r1t eittetr an0ern @ot?
&oann1t noh Elm anbres 9eben? Sos
Melier 6es 3meifels miiblt IN
ieinem @eraen mebr a1no mebr. Die
r%iidtiIiidtspolle 2iebe Ser f%ronrunen
Momde nir6 ibm 3ur Qlpol. Sort
m1B er! Sod lpofirp? Sur @einpat,
TIM sort beritedt inn @aloe 3u buldien,
gar &dltberbauptmann gu
tper0en? Dns lei ferne!
.S;inbeit bn fein Grab IN @9ren,
5nd ein Grab Dir obne 59a1oe."
9bon ideinen ibm 6es 8riorS Set
rem beriitan6ig; ser Seelenfampf miro
ehpos ra1biger a1no reigt iib 5ur @nt-
Ser @Ialbe ieiner &inb-
felt an Ole @0tter @albamos 1T gee
l6apunben, Ser @aB gegen 6as @bri<
itentl1m tpob erIhiittert, uber nod
ga118Iib beieitigt. Seine &lagen
peroen bereits iotrfter, 0ie tpilhen
oes ioeben nod alsfgepeitidten
Meeres bon @e6utfen inns 3meifel
IN ieinem Snnern beginnen iiB gu
gll1ttem:
y9einer 8orte, greiier Brior,
Nn6 ni1t etnes ging ber1oren,
Sebes 9ab i6 tpoblperitarben
1nb ertpoger1 tief I'M 8er8en:
Yrior, 1tott Beg Sroites
8radteit bn mir SCOT nnb @dmer3en.
EfnbIos 1inb Die bln1en 2ifte
bin ib ielbif unb miibe;
Bas ib fn9e, mas i6 iebne,
ST nibt Slid, MIR Sriebe, Srtebel"
Sa, Srie6e 6es &er3enS! $50 iol
II Sen am iideritet fin6en? Sn Der
frie6loien @elt? gaeirt; iie bat
,b1p midt. Mber bieNeonde, ietme 'front.'
mem Bfleger, baben Srie0en. 8ie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-13

In Town
A Dollar-Two
What They Are-Economies in Manu-
facture and Distribution. A System
That Brings the Factory Product
to Your Door.
Without a Middleman's Profit
Immense Saving in the Cost of Shoes
to the Consumer by Direct Selling
from Factory to Foot.

The "Wear-U-Well" Shoe Company
is a system of factories selling shoes
directly to you.
Economy in every stage and process
of the shoe, from the hide of the ami
| NAL to the foot of the wearer is the
| spirit and life of the system.
"Wear-U-Well" factories, largest In
the world with their immense output.
either own or control the sources of
their raw materials and at the very
beginning cut off a great and common
manufacturing expense.
Each "Wear-U-Well'' factory makes
a single grade of shoe, and making a
vast quantity in just one way, get the
| product one-half cheaper than a a
tory producing several grades and
many styles.
"Wear-U-Well" factories distribute
their product directly to you and save
/ all middle profits.
THE OLD, COSTLY, PROFIT-LOAD-
ED METHOD.
Here's the way a pair of shoes
reaches o by the ordinary distribut-
ing methods.
The manufacturer makes up lines
of samples at a big expense, some-
times three or four hundred different
kinds in a line.
High priced statesmen carry these
samples all over the country to the
jobbers.
This middleman buys such as he
wants, paying the manufactures his
profit.
This jobber makes up his lines of
samples, bought from various fac
tories, puts his expense and his profit
on the manufacturers price, and gives
them to his high priced statesmen, who
carry them about over the country at
a big expense and show them to re-
|tailers.
they then buy the shoes with these
two big profits added and take a final
whack before you get yours.
BY the time the shoe, which may
have cost around $500 when it left
the. factory, gets by these toll-gates
of expense, it has a price card hung
on it that looks like $500.
Now the difference between our
price of SEAS and the $3.50 OF $500
price is what you ave when you buy
a "Wear-U u Well" shoe.
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authorities Of Arizona viii bear in
mind that conditions In their state
are vastly different from conditions
in the east. Public utility operations
there, they say. cannot be conducted
on as low 2 basis of return to the in.
weston as in the older AMI larger
municipalities. 1t is, therefore, OBJ
vious they contend that the develop,
ment of the states resources lies
largely in the hands of its corporation
commission and that the commission
can best serve the state by following
the practice OF the older aid more ex-
perieHced commissions of other
states. They point out that if the state
drives investors from its doors, the
state and not the investor will ulti-
mately pay the penalty"
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Governor Hunt yesterday signed the
bill providing for q special registra-
ton Of voters in Arizona which is due
to begin tomorrow, thus completing
the right of women to vote in the
state. A few years ago when women
suffrage was mentioned it was re-
ceived as a joke and the quick APP
2earance throughout the state OF
a sentiment favorable TO al
lowing votes for women was shock
to many of the old-timers Of the
state as well as an evidence that
we are now in the midst of pro-
gressiYe age.
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BLESSINGS NEVER
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Hefpieide imparts that snap and
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Having a subtle fragrance Herpi-
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combined.
Newbro's Herpicide is recommend
ed and used by the best BARRIERS and
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Send i0c In postage or silver for
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Newbro's Herpicide in soc and S1.00
sizes is sold by all dealers who guar
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you are not satisfied your money will
be ed.-Adyertisement. 49,
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6ocyrissi 81 ~ Eaesso5 aoass

reasoned. Let the dead bury the dead.
The larger things must outweigh the
small. He first must know what his
wife had done with Halsey.
To the tense, strained nerves OF
John Rawn the truth was now as ap-
parent as It had been to the sensibili-
ties OF all these others, late friends,
servants, sycophants. Ruin was here,
in his citadel, his castle of pride. Only
one thing could save him. He
hesltated at the door, held back from
that which he knew he was about TO
face. 4. But no. he reasoned, she
was there alone, he must see her!
He flung open the folding doors and
stood holding them apart.
Yes. she was therel John Rawn's
face drew into CHASTITY smile Yes,
she had wont She, the wonderful
woman. had triumphed as he had
planned for her to triumph. She had
wonl
They stood before, him, those two,
silent, face to face, embraced; their
arms about each other even as he
AuiAS HluS the ucOf- Ueg turned 70
him now, stupefled, so weary, so over
strained, that their arms still hung,
embraced. The face of each was
white. desolate, unhappy; more hope
less and desperate than terrified, but
horrible. They were lovers. They
loved, but what could love do for them,
so late? They had paid-but what
right had they to love, so late?
John Rawn. the man who had
wrought all this, stood and gazed,
CHASTITY, smiling distortedly. at his
wife's face. Why, then. should she be
unhappy? What was to be lost save
that which he, John Rawn, was los
ing-or had been about to lose?
But he was startled, stupefied, him
self, for one moment. He turned back,
hesitating; and so tiptoed away, leav-
ing them. although the joint knowl-
edge OF all was obvious They had
not spoken a word, had not started
apart, had only gazed at him like
dead persons, white. silent, motion
less-not lovers; no, not lovers.
For one-haif instant, alone in tbs
wide and darkened hall. Rewn straight.
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state by standing for a land commits
sioner right now, instead Of q con-
tinuance Of the three land commits
sIonerers. The rate at which the ex-
pense account of the old commission
has grown should be sufficient to
shock the tax paying public. The sen
ate bill passed Friday is all right,
except in its continuance. Of the land
commission for two years That ex.
pensive body should be ended now
and the Office of land commissioner
substituted for it.