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States having been seriously consider.
ing the advisability Of building a ship
canal across the isthmus at that early

Staees having been seriously consider.
ing the advisability Of building a ship
canal across the isthnus at that early
date. While this country was at war
with Mexico, Great Britain stepped in
and proclaimed protectorate over the
coast OF Nicaragua from the Roman
| river to the San Juan river. Nicara.
qua, compelled to abandon this terri
tory, appealed to this country. Com
municattons poured into Washington
from Nicaragua exposing the purpose
of the British government to get 4
toothold in the only territory available
for ship canal. No attention was
paid to them,
1t was not Until ls4s that the United
States again turned to the problem Of
building canal across the isthmus
Then il Was the country began to real
ize that Great Britain would have to be
consulted in the matter Mr.. John
middleton Clayton, secretary Of state
through Great Rritains minister asked
the latter country to withdraw its
claims 10 jurisdiction OH the Mosquito
coast in order to permit the Cnited
states and Nicaragua to build a canal.
Great Britain would not grant the re-
quest After long negotiations the
Treaty convention, the outcome OF
which WIS the Clayton Bulwer treaty.
was arranged.
Ihls treaty has been the cause Of
much controversy, many of our states.
men from time to time having charged
that it save Great Britain the better
'of the bargain. 1t was superseded by
the -Hay-Pauncefote treaty, the pro.
visions of which are now claiming the
attention OF the citizens of the two
countries.
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Tyrone.

\ woman named Mrs. McGuisan
died rather suddenly at Tattycor, Dro-
more. on February 8. and her husband,
Terence McGuigan, a small farmer.
aged about seventy years, expired the
following day.
.n Tippsrary.
Six Sisters Of the Order of Our Lady
OF Mercy have arrived at Harr;smith,
South Africa, to found new convent
and school. The nuns came from Old
ham, in the Diocese of Stafford.
Amongst the Sisters were: Rev. Moth
cr Stanislas Meresan. Tipperary; Sis
ter Mary Dympna Eves,on, Thurles;
Sister Allbe Halpin. Hospital. Liner
lex: Sister Nj. Bonaventure Cienton.
Thurles.
A sad coincidence has occurred in
Holycross district oil Thurlcs, where
the death has just taken place of Two
Young married women, Mrs. Maher
and Mrs. Ryan. Twelve months ago
in the Shrovctids OF l3l.-.the two
girls, who were in no way related,
were married on the same day, and
practically al the same hour. IN the
Parish Church, Holy Cross. On Feb
r'lary both young women died, and
the funerals OF both took place at the
same time in Holy Cross Cemetery.
Wexford.
The death of Sister Regis look place
at the Convent of Mercy. Wexford, on
February 5.
Miss Mamie Murphy. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy. y. It's. has
been appointed postmistrcss at The
Bower near New Ross.
Westmeath.
While reciting the Rosary with his
family at his residence. nonamona,
Mr.. James Seery. a respectable farm
err, became suddenly i'll and expired in
few minutes.
WATERFORD.
The dignity OF canon has heen COR
ferred upon Rev. John j. Costigan, p.
F., kilmacow, by his Lordship the
Bishop OF Ossory.
Martin Murphy, well known bus
mess man OF Tramore, was nominated
by East Waterford Eationalists 10
succeed tho late Mr.. p. j. Power AS
Member OF Parliament for the Dvi-
sion.
Wicklow.
On Friday. January 81, MIR. Ham
mond. anctioncer, Shillclagn, put I'D by
public auction James {. Eookey's farm
mt Croneyhorn Lower. containing. IS
acres purchased out under the Land
Act. and hold in fee simple, the annui-
ty being Is pounds sterling. The bid
ding was opened ny Mr.. Bowling. Cor
cS, who was purchaser for so pounds
sterling.
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Board of Directors-Mary NJ Sullivan,
Reilly, BraineM.
Auditing Observation-Disclosures Scott.
st. Paul; Margaret Sullivan, Minneapo-
lis; Elizabeth McNally.. st. Paul.
dy. saltwater.
Insurance ACKNOWLEDGMENT Sulli-
van. Rochester.
State Medical Director DIR. f. w.
Buckley ST. Paul
Directors Of Insurance Fund Nellie
GulTan. Minneapolis; Annie Conroy, 81.
Paul; Josephine Hagerty. Shieldsvil1e'
Anna Willesen, Duluth; Margaret Nolan
st. Paul,
Auditing Commi,tee--Ellen McGratl.
81. Paul; Annie Kennedy, ST. Cloud'
Nellie McColl. st. Paul.
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Love and Faith.

would trust always and ever keep
that trust,
And not in vigilance, with soul in
In restless lonsinss ever keen and
doubling,
stamp upon the face a heart. LOST
confidence. -
Would doubt never, and never hold a
doubt.
Not diisent, watching purpose an.
design;
But with head erect walk forth i'm love
and faith,
would trust always, and keen this
trust of mine.
Ward in a.. Y. aGlobe,
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worth, Mimi.
Division No: !. Ellsworth-Pres,. Mich
Zee ea sec James BnrKe F Sec joan
Carey; lns. Sec, James Burke; Treas.
Ihos: Sweeney; Med. EXAM, Dr. .Cress.
Mee e'om;S are held on second Wednesday
RAMSEY COUNTY.
" Di H,,l,,an. No, +, St faul-Pres, Jonn
Dennis Dem S. Moran, g p nth St; Rec. Sec.
T. e Milllas e g A1a ST. lns Sec
Exam.. Or. C.. G. Perry, SIG Lowry bldg.
Greetings are held on second and fourth
at p. III. -
,,d Division No; 3. St: paul-pres;. Jas. 4.
". MeDonough. $50 Mississippi ST.: Rec.
Sec, Hon. j. II. Nolan, e2s Edmund St;
Treas, H. y. Rafferty,. Al Aurora ave:
Med. EXAM. Drs Mckeon and McNevin
; Meetings are held on first and third
at s y. nj.
ST. LOUIS COUNTY.
", County President. A. J. Powers. 10
p1 DiyIsie n, No !, !! pulu H. 3ohn
rsg c ~ n q. Aye W. Res s ssi.
Secretary, W. ]. Mcbride: Insurance Sec
d ra.s W. J; Mcbride; Treas. James LIZ =,
S Non; Nd fer1s ET San, Rr " Eahsy; ~
first and third Wednesday of each month
in Cathedral hall, End Ave. w. and 4th st.
Frank Sears, s. sei \. ss ssth u Ave. W; vice
ye va }amfs ec W Sec sGl g. }1th
7o9 n ;itb Ne oS' J I'm So ~. G nI Ins
W; Treas, r. ii, Mceiraw;, 21s s. 57th
e, Xe ~ G Med Ex a " Ghas d Paid ed
on second Monday of each month in. Gil
ley's hall at s y. nj.
SCOTT COUNTY. ...-.
da Gou MiSSn President. F. ]. Leonard. Jor-
nys Msio Me- bs sSs pans 7ss rs Dr.
John =. stearns. Belle Piaine; Fin. Sec
see Ja H. stEa'tsp Belle n pans ms
Treas. John +. Clarke; Med. Exam, Dr.
g. r. Moloney. Meetings are held on
first Sunday OF month In Fraternity Hall,
STEELE COUNTY.
ox count president t!.H George Z. Toher.
Division n.Iai1 ~ NJ i, owa,onna-rges. John
Res g. Sec; J. r. Malone; Fin. Sec. j. Z.
Malone: ms. Sec, J. f. Malone; Treas,
John Hogan; Med. Exam. 6. q: More
mousse mouse Meetings are held on first Wadnes-
day Of month in K. F. Hall at $3.50 3. m.
SWIFT COUNTY. -
Clontarf
Division No. /. clontarf-- Vim. NJ.
AJ,enna: Vice Pres, p. j. Mccarthy: Rec.
Sec. Andrew kavalaugh; Fin. Sec, Leo
G,Neil,; Ins. Sec. M 2. Conlogue; Treas.
gss.n, G l;lf ST.; Med. Exam. Or. ..
held. on first Sunday OF month in Clon.
tart at 1880 p. nj.
WINONt. COUNTY.
K Geue - Pwrs president N. j. Ryan. ss4 r
=, ! sH4 ; No i-Presidsnt,- John sher-
Lynch. s14 washington st.: Rec. secy.,
John Dugan, 2o3 w. Marx St; Fin. SecS.
Dennis Lynch, 514 Washington ST:
ms: SSscy., Dennis Lynch. sl4 Washington
Med; Exam, DR.. George j. Tweedy, AZ
ana Third snd st. st,,t Meetings are held on sec
KNIGHTS Columbug Hall at ECO ". M
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The Borrower.


We allus knew when visitors came
to Browns.
They wuz the family in the big, srcA
house:
Nav said they wuz the proutest in
the town,
Bu, ne'er had vittles 'nough to feed
Il mouse.
Well, when Miss Jones nd come to Wis.
1t them.
Miss Mandy Brown 'ut slip across
10 beg
An ask maw for pinch of tea. an
Sometimes she would even ask an
cBs.
Then half-a-cup OF sugar. an some
An mcnlle bit OF butter, it iva.
nice:
Then. when shed set outen the door
She'd tell NAV, shed 'prcciate some
rice.
Miss Mandy had the Very incest ways
SO p'litelike. NAV could never hcl
refuse:
She allus said: Thank YOU" an
please"
An never used the foolish WORD
"Scuse."
Nav said. she knew the Kind of cake
they'd make.
When Miss Mandy made her rey'la,
calls:
The eggs and milk 'ud mix the batter
for the tea,
And rice was :!sed to make fish balls
En- then We'd never see Miss MANDY
again
Until new visitor came around,
For she didn't care to mix With com.
mon folk.
She told NAV once. they like to hold
their ground.
They only called on people like them
selves:
The kind of rich. that's allus very
poor:
En- sometimes they Joined the parish,
Just to help along the su,fern' an
the sore.
Nav says she'd ruther have 'nough 1e
eat
Than visitin' the rich who hev' to
beg
Their rlttles from across the street.
-Rosaleen
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tn. Premier and HON. Rule,

The Tories have again circulated a
lying report about the impending re-
tirement of Mr.. .Asquith from the Of
flee of Prime Minister. There is not
a word OF truth in the rumor, which
was promptly contradicted by Mr..
Birrell. Mr.. .Asquith's colleague in the
Cabinet. Mr.. Asquith is heart and
soul with Ireland in her demand for
Home Rule. and he will 80 down to
history as the man who completed the
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LADIES' AUXILIARY

HENNEPIN COUNTY.
1926 1 iasS AVE- rssiacat' Miss Mary ssoylan'
Division Is; j, Minne.pol,s-Prss.. Mr..
Nary Aulvihill. 7o7 yntverslty Ave. g
Mary Lane. 500 18th Ave. No: Fin. seoy.
M NJ i Gath. Casey. 252 Fremont Ave: No:
St So: Treas. Mrs: Clara Ryan. s. Hol.
d d'n A AZ Ned Med; E Sa Pr Rose v Tor
in a. o. U. w. hall. IL So. 7th St. 'ae'
px's co No. ~ SwH sssst NJ:
PPres.' Mary kauth,; 1s6 18th ave. n. e.;
e.; Fin. Sec Sec s Bridset Ray. 2las Grand
lin. i4os It'll st. 8. e.; Ned E Exam 1 pl.
Phelan, st. Anthony Bank Bldg. Meet.
of month in Workmen's Hall. at 8 D. n
Division No. s. ,Mad:s=7sapolis-Prss.. Mira
9iee Pres Nse Nv sn1 ISIS "A EeMfsseS;
Ak a No.; Rec; sssy.' Miss Mary Hart.
IL as; secy;;: Mrs.: N: L hcssss.." :. aosi
Hsfs; ST. fssd NJ Siss sssiS Ss:
mon month in Lodge hall. srd st. and Piym q.
; pvis SIGN No. 2, 4, MIinneapolis Mrs
ais Aee N KeIE SycS 18th ays 81 Vice Pres
ave: Rec. Sec, Mrs. Mary T roMt. fs .Sh
18th ave, ave. s.; Fin; al, and lns: Seq. Mrs. An.
NJ Mrs srf y 2l1S , hIiSSomngton aye; Treas
Or. Murphy, Lake st. and Blo0nainaiinMn;'
Meetings are held on first and third Wed.
nesdaSs ot month IN Alaccabce Hall, at
M N l Mullen MEN ::oi Dnpon9 ave. H.
aye. H.; Zee. Soc, Mary Mo lori SNe! iol
18th ave. H.: Fin. Sec, Maria Jord Ian
:7l9 Emerson ave; lns. Sec. Kathe1anc,
1 i in;f 32ss 70 Girard ave. NJ Treas, Mar
Dr. j. r. FLYNN. corner Bryant and .lii,'
Meetings, arc, ncld Oh the second and
fourth Thursdays OF mouth, in Youngs
s p. m.
Ma n!yiiioH wa SSi M42 ayi5p "
Ave: = e; Fec: Sec Ma srsa 'o Mal 21,h
35A, Pierce s.; :: l.; rim: Sec, ,Ma1 xsttei
Msrs irwin So; sps Ave. ~ n. is ins rr sss
katnarine Burns. sl5 a7th Ave n. t.:
Msa z aHe Mcet M ;rc MSS AZ s;
and third Wednesdays OF month In l. O.
y. f. hall, aSrd and Central AYES
Division No. 6? Minneapolis =: Pres
Mary Inrner, lis Jefferson st. n. C.:
Vice Pres, Margaret Kelly, 1915 III, ar
s. e.; Rec Sec, Mary Coughlin, 251 West.
ern ave: Fin. Sec. Mrs. j. N. Collins
3l4 18th ave. Il. e.: Ins. Sec Mrs T Al
Collins. 3l4 18th ave II. G.; Treas. Mar.
Raret Tierney, 2l3 Sth ave. n Med
Exam. On. r. p. OBrien 2O4 Medical
Block. Meetings are held on first Thurs"
day OF month in Odd Fellows Hail. at S.1,
p. IN.
RAMSEY COUNTY.
County President, Ellen Conroy. ST.. St
Clair st. e0' d.
Division No. =, st. Paul--pres.. E,ix..
Deth MoEnauSh, 20 Atwater st: Vica
Tres, Margaret Roach, sos st. Adams al
Rec. Sec. Margaret Clarke, lO7 I.iteh,
neld ave.; Fin. Sec, Mary Hynes lola
Albemarle St: lns. Sec., Mary Nolan. a..
Edmund ST.: Treas, Mary Wagner soS
Virginia ave: Med. EXAM. Dr.. owen
Mckeon, COZ Lowry Bldg. Meetings nre
held on second and fourth Wednesdays or
month i'll Hibernian Hall at Sis o. m
Division No 5. st. Paul-Pres.. Ais.
johanna Cook. 81 11tll ST.; Vice Pres
Mrs. Mary Kenny, 703 r. 9TH St: Pee
Sec. Mrs. Mabel Allen. 40 18th. st.: Fin
Sec, Mrs. Elizabeth McNally, 800 Mack.
ubin ST.; lns. Sec, Mrs. Doretta Nc.
Manus. 4oS Carol ave.: Treas. Mrs. Mar,
I. marshall. 395 Carroll ave-: Med Exam:
DR. X a. Burns. Lowry Bldg Meetings
are held on first and third THURSDAYS OF
month IN Hlbernian Hall, at n, III.
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NATIONAL OFFICERS.
President-James j. Regain, st. Paul,
MINI.
Vice President Joseph McLoushlin.
Philadelphia.
Second Vice President-Chas. J. Foy,
Perth. Ontario.
observation-disclosures Maloney, Council
Bluffs. Iowa.
Sccretary-Philip j. Sullivan. Thomp-
sc nvile Conn.
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NATIONAL DIRECTORS.

ONS.
F.. 4. Moran. Washington, ID. C.
Rev. VIM. T. Mclaughlin. Union Hill,
\. ].
Michael r. Powers Grand Rapi,:s,
Mich.
William j. Doherty, Chicago, III. =
NJ. j. Barry, Columbus, Ohio.
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sTArE oFFlcERs-MlNNEso-

STATE Rs-MiNNEsoTA.
Pree:dent--T. j. Doyle. Endicolt Bldg.
ST. Paul.
Vice PRESIDENT. p. Kennedy. Fari-
bault.
State Secretary-J. r. Grogan. sl1 Car.
roll street. st. Paul.
Urea surer-Iohn Sheehy, Montgomery.
State Chaplain-Rev. F. J. Fox, James
vile.
President Of Insurance Fund II. j.
Doyle. st. Paul.
Vice President. J. Nolan, Briinerd.
Secretary Of Insuyance--John Maf1oney.
go Temple Court, Minneapolis
State Treasurer 1nsurance-John Shee-
ny. Montgomery;
O'Connor. st. Paul.
Directors Of Insurance Fund-John Mo-
ran. Minneapolis: f. ]. McManus, st.
Paul: P. l.. cummings. Minneapolis; i. F.,
Corcoran. ST. Paul: ThoS. WEIGH, Still
, water.
NATIONAL oFFIcERs-L. A. A. O. II.
National President-Mrs. Ellen Ryan
jolly. Pawtucket, r. /.
National Vice President-Miss B. A.
AIahoney. Calumet. Mich.
National Secretary, Mrs. Adelia Chris
ty. Cleveland. Ohio.
National Treasurer-Mrs. Mary c. Con-
molly, Syracuse. n. Y.
STATE oEElcEas-L, A. 4. o. II.
Central ave.. Minneapolis.
Vice President-Miss MAJ E. Hammiil.
Duluth.
secretary-Ella c. Heating, l47 Pleas
ant ave-. st. Paul.
Treasurer--Miss Mary Coosan, Fari-
bault.
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BLUE, EARTH COUNTY.
ountS President. 2. II. Jordan, Nam

kato.
Division No. .. Madison Lake-Pres.,
Charles Doran. Eagle Lake; Vice Pres,
NJ. A. Sullivan. Madison Lake: Rec Sec
". A. Lyons, Madison Lake; Fin. Sec
z. j. McGrath, Madison Lake; Ins. Sec.'
VIM. T.. Common, Madison Lake; Treas,
John Mcnamara, Eagle Lake: Med. l1x-
am, DR. Bigelow. Meetings are held on
second and fourth Sundays of month IN
a. o. H, Hall at 80 o. IN.
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=
Dled-Recently. Miss Ellie Melvin
lempiepoy: recently. Mrs. P, McGoll-
TICK. Ousham. Riverstown.
ihe Sligo County Council has decid.
ed to adopt Part l of the sanatori,,m
Dement'S under the Insurance Act. and
to appoint a tuberculosis officer ar AZ
pounds sterling a year, with so pounds
sterling year travelling expenses.
The Owenmore river in the Bully-
mote district has caused very serious
flooding all along it's course. and hun
dTeds OF acres Of land are under wa
ter almost continually for the pas,
three or four months.
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DIVISION OFFICERS A. .. H.-TIME
AND PLACE OF MEETING.
.ANoKA COUNTY,.

ANoKA COUNTY.
County President. John T. Coleman
Anoka, MINI.
Division No. /. Anoka-Pres., William
L. Ward: VICE Pres, John l.. Green; Rec.
Sec, Charles e. Green: Fin. Sec. James
M!HcArdlc;. lns. Sec, James McArd!e'
!. II: Frank and y. Z. Game. Meetings
are held on third Monday Of month in
Woodman Hall at s p. m.
BIG STONE COUNTY.
=, ,G.,euntY President. NJ. J. Mcdonnell
Division No. i, Graceville-Pres., T.: Il.
51nckeX; Niee Pres, 4. Lannon; Rec. SeG;'
GinEaty; ms. See, G. T.. Ginnaty; Treas.
J. Tiainor: Med. Exam. DR.. 3: NJ.
Randall. Meetings are held on first Sun
DAY and third Thursday of month IN
Fraternity Hall.
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WINONA. COUNTY.
County President. u. 7. RYAN. a64 z

Division No PRESIDENT John sher-
'lE an l77 2. King ST.; Vice Pres, NJ. ).
Lynch, S14 Washington ST.: Rec. Secy.,
John Dugan, 2o3 w. Mark St; Fin. SecS.,
Dennis Lynch, 514 Washington ST:
ms: Sscy., Dennis Lynch, 5l4 Washington
Med; Exam. DR.. George j. Tweedy, ls
r. Third st. Meetings are held on sec
ono and fourth Thursday OF month IN
knights Columbus Hall at 1850 y. m.
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MOBILES, COUNTY.
County President. Thos Burke. Ellis
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CROW WING COUNTY.
County President, VIM. Barron, Ala 4th

, County President, VIM. Barron. Ala 4th
Ave. Brainerd, MINI.
Ereason, 6O9 kinswood St.: Vice Pres
YIN. Hogan. 2o7 Kindred St.: Rec, Sec
Gerald Barron. 414 4th Ave; Fin. Sec,
James J. Nolan, 615 5th st. N: 1ns: Sec
James J. Nolan. els 9Th St. n; Treas;
3. G. Mcnamara, Imperial block: Med
exam. Dr: sycora. First National BANK
and fourth Tuesdays Of month in K. OF
u. hall.
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tlnys, Minn.
Division No. i, Hastings Div. Pres,
J. j. Barrett Hastings, Mimi; Vice
Pres, Patrick Carolan, Hastings, Mimi;
Rec. Sec, Thos. $. Ryan. Hastings.
Mimi; Fin. Sec. NJ. O'Brien, Hastings,
Mimi; Ins. Sec, Nj. O'Bricn, Hastings.
Mimi; Treas. John Kane: Medical Ex-
aminers, Drs. Peck and BRADY. Meet
ings held on second and fourth Thurs
days at 4. .. u. w. hall.
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Continued on Page Thrne).
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-01
city are being sold now both at home
and in the stores Of other cities.

city are being sold now both at home
and in the stores of other cities.
Home products are being supported
and boosted by home people now more
than ever before in the history of the
manufacturing industries of the city.
The Boise Commercial club has inaug-
urated a campaign for the patronizing
cf products with the Boise brand I'M
til those things that are made here
have developed a large sized home con-
sumption. Fine stone. the product Of
the Boise Stone company, and bottled
drinks from the Western Bottling
works, are finding new markets every
month.
Though the industries here are now
In their infancy, the coming Of addi-
tienal capital and the addition of new
men in the field with money to invest
in western enterprises together with
the development of cheap power give
promise Of wonderful growth during
the coming year and the addition Of
many more enterprises Of the same
sort to the already growing list in the
next L. months
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-01
Big Wood River
Valley
CONTINUED from First rage)

rocks, and the water IS cold and sweet
and clean. Away to the south Resur-
rection hills rise on the valleys edge
and shut out the desert that is COW
cred with lonesome sage and fields OF
rock. rained down one time in a deluge
of death. The Bellevue country-with
its spread Of fertile fields, where men
labor with muscle and mind and take
from the ground the bread and meat
that man must have to live, the food
to feed that age old hunger that has
chung to the human race-the Bellevue
country lays at your feet and you
stand enthralled on the mountain crest
and gaze with wonder on Creations
consummate art-and marvel at the
cunning of Satan when he led the
Savior to the mountain top and tempt
ed him there with the sublime beauty
of earth.-Advertisem
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-01
FEB RUARY.

Warship Disaster: The British subma-
rine torpedo boat Alb sunk In collision
with gunboat Hazard off the Isle Of
Wight. crew OF u drowned
L The Maine Wreck: The hulk or tho
battleship Maine was noated at IIa-
vana.
Fire: s1,5oo.ooo factory blaze In PhiladeI-
phia.
& Obituary: General ]. B. Weaver. who
was candidate for president In 1880 and
again In 1892, at Des Moines; aged 70.
Fire: Hotel Downey burned at Lansing,
Mich. loss 100000
T. Sporting: Willie Hoppe retained his IT,
tie of worlds champion at 1872 balk line
billiards by defeating George Sutton
500 to $50 In New York.
D. Obituary. Able Charles Loyson Ia
nous French preacher known as Pere
Hyacinthe, at Paris; aged g.
10. Sporting: The worlds record Of 6 feet
3h inches for indoor high jump beaten
by s. c. Lawrence, who Ieaped feet
AZ inches a Boston
IL Obituary: Louis Heilprin, encyclopedia
and writer In New York city; aged 81
China: The Manchu dynasty abdicated
the throne Of China by an edict vest
ing the sovereignty in the people
IL Dynamiting: Al officials and ex-ofrcials
OF the International Association OF
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
arrested In various parts of the coun-
try charged with completely In dyna-
mite conspiracy.
Political: Arizona proclaimed a state OF
the Union
ID Railroad Accident: The Chicago Lin
tied wrecked when running a mile a
minute at Warriors Ridge, Pa; kill
ed and n injured.
China: Yuan Shin Kai elected president
OF the Chinese republic by the national
assembly.
Obituary: Mrs. Roger A. Pryor, author.
and one Of the founders OF the Daugh-
tiers OF the American Revolution, in
New York city: aged 81
IT, Obituary: Count Won Aehrenthai, pre.
mier OF Austro- Hungary. at Vienna
aged g.
Fire: In the business district of Bloom.
feld Mo-, loss sos oo0
%. Storm: 20 lives lost in a windstorrn
which swept over Louisiana and Mis-
sisstppL
T. Alpine Tunnel: Jungfrau railroad tun.
mel In the Alps pierced at an altitude
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-01
REVIEW OF THE
EVENTS OF 1912
THE WORLD over
Important Happenings of
the Year Chronicled in
Paragraph Form.
NEWS OF WORLD is
BRIEFLY RECALLED

Events Leading Up to the Balkan War
and Engagements of That Struggle
Hand of Death Has Played ain Inn
portant Part in the Years Drama on
the Worlds Stage.