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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-20
LEVY BROS. MARKET LETTER

Todsy's market dun and I'M
changed II is expected that the re
port of Greene will show a very
slight increase over last years figure
OF 9.S4 cents on the cost of produc-
ton. but profits for 1912 will prob
ably be 81 100000 greater than they
we're in 1911, due to the Increased out
put. Greene is now producing at
the rate Of nearly 60.000.O00 pounds
Of copper annually and with costs al
10 cents a pound is earning at the
rate Of nearly 100000 net annually
against its 2.424.6ss shares Of capital
outstanding. Dividends of 81 per
share are. therefore, to be regarded
as entirely safe.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-20

beg pardon, Mrs. Rawn--I forgot
would you take the doll. the little rub
Der one on the table there, up to the
baby? Poor little thingl Oh. wen!"
he sighed. She quietly laid him
back upon the couch. She heard the
blood drip. drip. through and across
the brocaded couch. falling at the elge
or the silken rug, on the polished floor,
eddying there; thickening there.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-20
NOTES INFLUENCING THE DAY

ITO Levy Bros. Brokers, from Cor.
respondents in the East.)
The Steel Corporation earned 81
per cent on common stock in 1912 as
compared with SO per cent in 1911
Its cash holdings increased $50, :
COO
The assassination OF King George
Of Greece, is not expected to ad-
versely effect sentiment Of the Baik-
an War.
Unusual activity in PittsbTrg
causes a big shortage OF labor.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-20
NOTICE KNIGHTS AND
LADIES OF SECURITY

The Knights and Ladies Of Secur
ity viii have lodge meeting on Wed
nesday, 18th, OF March in Medigovicn
hall. Important business, all mem
bers please be present at 1880 sharp.
advertisement. Is
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-20
METAL MARkEr

NEW YORK. March I9.--Copper
quiet; electrolytic unchanged. Ar.
rivals So tons. Exports for month
22.635 tons. London quiet.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-20

The bears were furnished more am
munition today in a reported govern
ment suit against American Shelters.
The decline in the stock affected
Amalgamated and this drop was re-
Elected in the local coppers. although
to a smaller extent. We do not see
anything in sight at present to cause
any enthusiasm and look for a trad
ers market with small fluctuations
for some time. The demand for local
coppers was better today. The vol
ume of buying orders was fairly
large IA ives bid for 500 Lake, 10
for more than 500 Shannon, i3 bid
for 4OO Copper Range and "a bid for
100 Isle Royale. This accumulation
of orders is a strong indication, show
ing a small return of confidence.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-20

The Turkish Baths Under New
management.
ERNEST TEMBY. Prom.
Our equipment is comfortable, clean
and wholesome, the service expert
and We invite your inspection and
patronage.
sehmid-shattaek Bldg.
Brewery Guich
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-20

Ex-Presidert Taft is being consid-
cred as president of John Hopkins
University.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-20
L. J. OVERLOOK

photographic Market Letter from
Paine-Webbe- Co, Boston, for yester-
day.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-20
The ARIZONA AND NEW
MEXICO RAILROAD co.
PASSENGER SERVICE

900 a. m. Lv Clifton ar. 1853 D. m.
:34 a. m. Nv Guthrie Lv $500 D. m.
pig a. m. Lv Duncan Lv 2:26 D m.
S:So q. m Lv Lordsburg Ly I:2s 0. m.
IO:45 a. m. Ar Huachita Lv 1859 a. m.
South bound train connects with
southern Pacific west bound train
NO. l, leaving Lordsburg 1857 a. M,
Mountain Time.
south bound train connects with Ell
Pas & Southwestern east bound
train for Fl Paso. leaving Hachitn al
Il:5O a. m, Mountain Time. and
with west bound train for Douglas
and Bisbee, leaving Hachita at 1880
a. m, Mountain Time.
r. K. MINSON,
chiffon. Ariz. General PASSENGER Agenr
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esSejAI Nugget 6arvies.

eA$EI4I hunast darvies.
 cDSsTAkfTE0PLE. AIIIr,'h 70. In h fierce and bloody e,E=a ErtHert y+E- uerdAy the Turks IntIIly defeated the BulEArLAne and drove thrIn from their positions south of the TrhHLiI jp iin*a. Al CoustaniLl1ple is ringing with tIIe triumph today adn hanes hav6 once lpcre 6aen c.rrRIud ihtt Turkey n1Ieht srt4i xucreru iU sentinE iIs eneraies away rom the wana of the capital.
 It Ia ceTtnin Iuw thsll Inc l'nlgar- iAzs cum never hope ln LaEE the tor- t!ncatI0uE at Tcha tsIjn. Behind the Tuthiuh derend4rA is Lhe. capital and its great AaaHc possessions from Wa.ch it can draw unltnaitcd supplies aaf reiufurcetncnts.
 YesterdAys battle sno3frI lEit me Tursek are Etln not nnlz- capable of
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-20

%La aEt hour hill. The managers of the hisgcaI mines in rhu country are sup porting lhS rreAsure in part. The t,as nlIErp us the Tr-ead%e;l i5 also TnT~ Uryblt. with snmc TcseIFauHnE.
 rho hoI.sc tm1Hy nHssfd ShUdVn tsInrn aary schnnl inw snd iho nleas- :Iru s Hated amongst hoHa which are supncsed tu L+ certain tt become law.
 Bulh houses will El.e a hearing on March 9g to the ahLt.Ilsh trap bill.
 Ii has been d+t!tla6 thar President Ray uI Lne senate Ind Speaker Col ;ins nt inc hnuae cahhoc tutroducC iIllls, ThiB rauses anxiety to bofh
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WILSON TALKS
 ABOUT TARIFF
HAS INFORMAL IhTkRGEWe WITH LEADERS OF CON-
 0HES8-
Ae0slaf NEPux1 aSrvie@

Ae0slaf NEPUx1 aSrviS@
 WAaIUNHTiJk. U. C.. MATrh 2o.-- 1'hr senate and houaa leaders and PTeAdcu, Unson EVi together yaster- ties fH the Hrs! Ilme to d;scirss the pr.IiTnlRarS arn,ngcni%nLs for dealanE with lhe InriM in lhe coming special eersinn uG cnnsEcaB. Tho svhlsce is rnw placed IMfoIh6aAt 70 all cthsr sGr lMlE win rns pHss1hIe srcsrtIon U Inc subject 1t currency rsfsvua. !,
 That tr.r1eaaouS OhAssEsA Ie th~ Hnan1aar meshsAz oe the -oouaarv, NfR sure lo take pIacs Ia now % fast Tsc- uErlrrd hY tE.c whole conrtrV.
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MEAD FORMER
 GOVERNOR DEAD
HEART DISEASE khLS PRoht- NEWT WASHINGTON STATE
 IMAM.
HpssiAa Nugget ssevieA.

Special Nugget 6eFVi<A
 EML1NGHAN, atarch f0.-Albert Edward MeSd. forrnerIy xnYerrtOr of this atate, dltd lhst night of hcNEt GlseAAG.
 He was born at NIaKhnstsn. Llan., December t4r 1Ff1- He wAs admitted lu lhe bar ia he IlliRpis supreWe court Ill 1RsH and pEactlePd Iaw at WIch1tR, Fsp. until he retinFad to Washington state i1 lss9. He wAa mayor of B1RIHe, matnhsSr. of the stRts house and county attorney for Whatenm cuuuty. He became Ecr- rrHaT Tn January, i9n6.
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BLACK
 NEAR DEATH
FORMER GOVERNOR OF NEW
 YORK IN hAEf ILLhESS-
spusIsE Nugget ass~lpA

spuaaE Nugget aASSiH+.
 TROY Y. l.. SrxrUh a4'-Ftahk SwSts Hlack, former E1TeFnnr Hf New York ts dying. IE Ia expected that he wtlI paRH away within 2A hours.
 He was h4tTn at LmIrEt0nr Nss March b. isiS, and become a fleWapa- DIT mun. He was IG first editPr pr the LohnsI9wu, ~, T., JnurnaE md wEE 1at4r ! rg1MrtrY nn the Troy WhdE.
 Fl. 7ylLa adniLted to Lhs bar in lsTs Nud VIII I member ue crHErEz% from, Igai to 1SsT. He RHs governor nf New Yurk from 1897 to fSGR.
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WIFEt0F ADMIRAL EATON
 ARRESTED FOR HIS MURDER

bT po'Hps1inx Hnd farther inveStlee- eiuns hare tended 10 cun+ett thia suspicion Into a certainly.
 Ths couple were muTrisd Tt Ora. ruI. SLaHs- AuxusG 6. 1871. Lhe bride having heen < Miss Mary Anna Var nuTn sf that place.
 He had 1 most distinguished carser. He wns 9 mfshIDm3n during the CislI war and later UnE cornmardOF of S"rernl satueships Including inc Ore.
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ERSeiaI p4Umsi ssrS.cs.

BRVelNI NGn0st ssrSlcs.
 JUNEAU. March ls.-A EiE benefit bull wil be given lrHrA III March g Ivr llIe pencil, nt the AH-AIask1 Sweepstakes race to be held nt Nome. The r9ce hRE now gained such a fame that ihe people here hellePo all Al aska should feel iaLIrcstcG ia ir IL la aaId ihn1 it 1une1n and nsher places had been Rnttfed earlIeF much sunpnEt would hayo been certainly given. PreparAtluhs ore now afour to make ihA haIl A great sucasSs.
 Great interest iR bsinE manifested in the hahriuE of tht daEhey -RotlEn
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apsviaI Muus.4 sArvias.

Special Nuuas+ aArVins.
 ROME, March 2n.-Ths phy ElciHA of the pprA 5Las fnrbldden hiTn to tA' ce1ve DIazA
 The famous MexIcsLH tB expected 10 vlsit Rone In day or fTo. A1A rnu asked for an audience wilh tue r1l~ and hIE holiness had Hl&hailAd htH hi' t%ntIvn uE receiving hLf1t unri the shy aIciHnH forhadc 1t. Tnsra are ApH'a Huund who say that the visit of Lsld1 weuId nnt hE welcomed but IL Is ESn- crAIiy believed that Pope PiHH lF bY nr msAnA In EoOd heaIth.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-20

!t IA said BOW thut the !AusJlan government Will pe satIaded with nrthlIg Ieaa than tu cuttail tho pGW' CT of tfY Balkan lIILiAk Eh fEl1t no .luIlgrr might rKisI u1 the formation nt Il ETett pU%ct Un the hdrLHric.
 Thc 1cmanLs vu Montenegro were ms ae tn surh WHY zs 10 uo nothing !ess than aD u3timitLuIil. The HInr1rA
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SEAalAl NGSaAE 6sFVIsA

HEFFAL4l Sf&Th 3R,-Bccn usa JpsCph slefansA, a NIauLdnn cowboy, wHs drnirI HdtuisasiUn yrrl sTdLY lu tll6: Mayors ntf1ao hr EhdL lIr fhE bnllh- Ing and fatally wounded 'harlrs D. LDux. q sergeant If police
 Mayor FuhLIt11 an ia snld ID 3Iye hesn in the building at Lne lime and is said tn hava refused f., Er@ SlefAns!;L. Ths IAttAr is AgDsoseI i" hare hsen h6 demanded aGmlttancc. On the re-
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COWBOY SHOOTS UP
 BUFFALO CITY HALL

Eus,l ls let lin ju he drew a gun nnh HrPnef are When Sergeant Lang attempted tn dlSaCm hlnI he re- ccIyed q bullet through inc body and is HOW near death. aefanSki wG9 Enoily nrerCpmc and removed tp jail,
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ATTENTION ac0TTIss4 RITGI

11le Maund1Y Thureday ceearAony ot rellEhtinE the lights will tGke pIAre this evening st Maanpie Temple. s:91. 5rnmCdiateiy afEer which ! han0uet UK acuttIah Rite NlS0n2 will hn held.
 k w. THOMPSON. Sec.
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CONSTANTINE
 TAKING OATH
GREECE WILL SETTLE uNEER
 NEW RULER TOMORROW.
4PnpiaI N~QQaG RAF~i0A

SPnpiaI AWnQak RAs7sioA-
 ATHENS. MhFuh 24.-CunAla WEI take rlIa oath of offlcc Aa EinE tomcTrnw He is nYTcMne with ETief hy the tragic oCruTrAHeE which cauBed his fathrTs death.
 The murderer. It Is Ilow weil known. iS nTIe aIr thOac mental %6hklEHRz WIFI arr driven te %ssaaH!nat!on by the agitation nf mora prudent nlRlcon- tentH.
 The Kings Dody tH HOW heinE nff- pll,'ed fer transportation la thEs ei'Y
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Spscisi kussst ssrviCs.

spscini kussst ssrwiCs.
 VIENNA M1Irh 3u.--Thn d*EEer nS war lE AGatn feared and once more it luois= AE lh"esh AuxULt will asaln SausA tne CrAu pawrTs In hy to sIEnA
 TcdnY LhIx %mrLr= TnIdr several per- eseipiurS dgraIHdI pr Montenegro which il is thought the 1ltUs ard MonteneKrn ItEslf will not 1olerate-
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LRdysm1th against

defended LRdySuI1th against Inc
 The women divided Into two patt1eS and ttlaukod tw0 portions of tue city at once. ThsE Went about the wurk deliberately and so effectively that HuiLding. nrtar building waA In James before their cauKaz were discovered
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Hpscisi Nugget ssFvies.

CHICAGO. EI,. March r6.--Another pru0I Was given 1eday In the uial of tToIt that unlawful methods wsrH used for securing Iands iH Aaska
 H. E. IIuitocts uf Portland admit ted oh tbe Atnnd fhSt ho had signed fpE claims in AlaRka. In the hope that El$ would bu TeWatdtd hY thosa Tho we're behIud the effort to secure the lands. HiR admission was made orsn- ly lnd ls regarded nH throwing moro
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GEORGE t4ASKINB, pLo
 PIONEER, 10 DEAD

Special kuaust SsFv3eH-
 SEATTLE. March e0.-QeorSs Hah- kinA A pioneer of Circle. nanpsrt md tnA Klontike. dIed here this moi nlng. Hs wae we'll kuuwn to Aazkark ~hn aT1 now in this city.
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apaaisI MuagAs ssHloA

HhAaial Ana0s& 8eFpt0A
 IIIH1IIAM. Mass, TqrHh E9+-A ssnsuflun ot thr nlnAL pr5fhunh do Ecr1nlIon Rax created :LlI over the l-nItAtf SlaGss ruIpY WlIeI GIrS Ealu'L widow af ehG Ia+o AhHuTaI Inseph Giles ElltnT- T.. $, E. WEE arrested cn the charge Of having ,nurdereG her husband. Since the admtTalS death .amA days ago suspicion was aruI,std that hS nod met his ueath
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JuNAAu GIVES BIG BALL
 F0RALL.ALASkA SWEEPSTAkE

nr.T1lnArA HE th@Y h:ld nude pledges befCTr elrctipn Ahd now ind thzu- selves uhahIc tn redeem those pIEtEtr&. II is held that lhsy t4as!rnt svRn HEB t,ilur members ur ti,e ieEIstutuTG to InirRiucs l,tIlE.
 GnyrlrLor Clark has hrclared him self ready ts sigh the w0trMt1'h El1- rraEe bIu md nothing huW AAAnh tn sCIIN tn I1Ir way ur tts hecomiDE L inv
 k0ms Daily Nugget ;s the OrEan ef all the people, aubsErihE now, &zno per rnnnth deiVkrRd-
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AT THE NEW EARLH

otk LsMIa t1pptsr RY~ And tSs FA mass AttArton Bourbon wntsk~5A Distilled spring 1sO4. .11oe b+vSh@ '" hhlad snd ra&ueAd 10 SV Fsr sWHt bs U. s. government, by ths bstsis S' p&lI%n
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TURKS SMASH FOE
 IN FIERCE BATTLE

dcfCndInE tae Dtace Dst that thry can 4IIno take the offensive KIth nlg chances UI succeaA
 Tha Turks As uRna upsnSd with an artillery fire whlch wss tollO~ ln' Healuttz Cf Infantry. Ths Bul5ar- jars fought wits Ineged detsena;na- tiun but "CIc forced to RVs WHY. %nruhf, tue EulEA3-iah tcTnr16ndAT ln chlef. directed ths defense in person Hnd ia Euid to br drePly chRgt Lnsd by IIn t'saRrrr.
 1ln rhe other hand the moral Nt- feet on inc Turkish rotGts Ia oxpectAd to give lhsn1 rGRGrea 1e5vor and nos yet can rhs final result of the war be fcrctpld.
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Nugget 4pstiHI $srVioH-

Nugget 5pstiAI $srVior-
 LONDON. March 29-HuiIhngH valued nt s100.ouD were destroyed to- day by i've xuuad* 1t FpffTaEctI@e who set nuT deliberately to causs the ocuhag tlonH. Amunggt shU houses deSsTpyeIi Ran rile reatdenCe of I4edy Wh1Ie, Iha Fifnw nf tho faan who
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AUSTRIA ONCE MORE LOOKS
 FOR FIGHTeWITHiALLIES

seAves thc little kingdom no GhodGo bllt lO sArLkhJcr what M61lshektIHs ILLa hoped war;d be the fruits of victory.
 AsIntEGleErH'E anaEer is nd% hsink aw:lIIGd pE All Eur0p+.
 MiaV1s Ehrtionu rsaAs for mailing at inc huq1Aa 4aIer, Es=..
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EASTER DANCE MONDAY.

Thn -A E's Will hold their annual Easter ball On Easter Monday, Marrh s4 Admission 6. Grand march EL S:31. Adv
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ALcATHAx WILL
 BE ABANDONED
sesaiaI nugget asrvisa.

sEsniAI Nugget asrsi0a.
 BAN FRANCISCO. March sp.- AIeasras will hs Ennr abandoned aH mllGtaty prison. InstraHtlunA Wer~ received today frcTs the war daURFt mAnt to ihln effect
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-20

gvr a"H thr Ma"sarhHa<ats arA had il medal oG honoF sAIhad in tas Span ssh.AuperIcar var Hp .ras sS YeaEH ..f a.r at the time oc his dSAth.
 The evidcnca On which &11 EAtsn has been arrested Is star sood deal uf a mystery. =.
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TO- akr THE MEM&

That lnsArasts A1aakAnA Tdu +hrAl6 sut~rrtha seF 4hs DAslT NhesaAs la0s pa+ mpnth aalfvnrAA.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-20

Nome Daily kuasaL ia ths organ Of
 all the naspIa. auhaertks noNb a2r0 ger N1sntk dpli~srAd.
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SAY ADMIRAL SLAIN BY WIFE
SUFFRAcETTES BURN DOWN
 BULL lD|NcS IN HEART OF LONDON

.SI England k aroused 10 a dan. gAruuE niIrh thts afternoon by the nul~k and Ii hs almost csrlaIn Chat thA McFHt of uiI lhe nNtraxts are stilI 10 ,.n1JH4 uruI that Ihe W9meu VIII nut hr thP aERrssBors.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-20

koms Daily hugqst ia tha arpnR of all the PsoFIss subssrihV ns~' AW pAr month dsiivvrsR.
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ANOTHER WHO FAXED
 FOR ALASKA CLAIM

light hn fhc Rnh1eCt than C'eh the e.IdencE given by former WItnASStz along tho RlTnc lines
 It acetns i2 ire apparent nnW thAt [ he prnsertattnn haa ably uheaFlhed proofs which will nnt only decide the present rasu buL whIcl. %1ll 90 to shpw thHl LtAua %pe certainly rrac- iIccI frcsuch rS AJEeka clnImansa
 tfs print anything sWa svA%Tta1lhS Ia ioh priu{lMd Ens mR 9hA NuR@s4-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-20

sThl rsoplss p4ps''-ean. NassA
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"Tha FsonIA'n PsPer'-fasHt4 Nugget
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The hOmS pspsr ls ths Meme Daily Nuuaa&
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POPE FORBIDDEN
 TO SEE DIAE
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HalMn
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-09-26

ing place In Egypt: 1esson VI, The
desolation that spread throughout the
land was most tragic. But it is ALWAYS
true that what Is sown must be reaped.
OF good or of evil. Freedom was final.
~ snatched from the oppressor with
violence. The exercise Of force is an
unnatural way Of advancing the cause
OF truth, and when it becomes neces-
sarv there is much needless suffering.
How was the passage into free
dom opened for the Israelites: What
happened to the pursuing Egyptians
CLesson VIII
The Holy God. 1t is not an
easy task to guide u people who have
not been brought under discipline.
The spirit Of anarchy is most apt to
break out among such a following.
They have not learned the virtue Of
self control and have not experienced
the truth that unity is strength, Moses
had a very trying time with the peo-
pie of Israel because they often insist
ed on having their own way. This no.
bic "a was, however, sustained by
God, so that he was able to deal tact
fully and tr%uthfully with the rebels
and murmurer>. Note the goodness Of
'iod, who continued to supply their
needs. although they were ungrateful
and unappreriative: What warnings
were uttered ut this time: What pro
vision was made for the peoples needs?
n.esson villa The wilderness VAIN
dering was t. he Il valuable opportu-
nifty for uninterrupted education. The
God OF holiness desired that his people
SHOULD serve him with Intelligent de.
votion II with singleness of spirit.
How were they encouraged to do this?
What response did they make: Ties
son IN The foundations of their ma
tinnal life We're to be as permanent
and enduring as God himself. The
leralogue Is an important document.
II its authority cannot be lightly
questioned even today Note the div,-
sinn> in the exposition of Lesson \.
and state how the Worship of Gnl
mandmentS deal with loyalty to God
and also with duty toward man. What
is regarded us sacred in the second
section of the Decalogue. and how has
it been enforced? What prerept Of
Jesus Christ covers fully all that this
ancient law demands? U.esSOn H.,
The %perverSity of the people was shown
in their reckless hacksliding when
Moses was on the mount. What sin
was committed? How were they cen
sured? OLesson Kill -"
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-09-26

Golden Text.-Thou art a God ready
to pardon, gracious and merciful, slow
to anger and abundant in loving kind
ness (Neh. tx, ~.
The Patient God. $3.50 The Golden
Text Is an apt summary Of some Of the
truths that we have been studying dur
ing this quarter. In a spirit Of adora-
ton the psalmist rightly confessed: "a
thousand years in thy sight are but as
Yesterday when it is past (xc. ~. But
the purposes and promises OF the eter-
nal God never change. He waits until
the fullness Of the times before he
executes his truth. The covenant made
with Abraham and renewed with la
cob was not forgotten. When their
descendants were afflicted in Egypt
they were being prepared for the com
ing blessing. How was the providence
of God shown in the rescue OF the
babe Moses: U.essOn H. Just as the
soil must be prepared for the seed. SO
must men become ready for useful
ness. What events showed clearly that
Moses was not yet ready? What fur
Their training did he have for his mis-
sion: I.esson H. God moves in Il
mysterious way. but after the event
we can see clearly how his wisdom was
in control. What ever in Egypt set
Moses thinking about the ~deliverance
of his enslaved people: How was he
summoned to undertake the leadership
OF the revolt: UeSsOn LILO
The Righteous God. When Moses
hesitated because of Il want OF conf
dence In himself God reminded him
that he was not to go into this cam
paign in his own strength. "terta1nly
| will be with thee were words that
increased his faith and fortitude. God
always provides for the e OF those
who are to carry out his program for
the redemption Of humanity. "Nherr
sin abounded. grace did abound more
exceedingly" So also was power Civ
cultieS to be overcome. How was
Moses received by Pharaoh: What
was the effect of this interview on the
people: I.eSson lV.> The Judgment
of God is executed in righteousness.
and no protest can ever he made on
the score of It's injustice. In what
way was q difference shown when the
plaques were sent: Why did the king
refuse to he convinced 10y facts? lies
son W What notable event compelled
him to cOmp to terms unconditional
ly? How did the Israelites behave
when these startling event We're tax
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sees q dozen different kinds of animals
at the same time and can change his
sport from day to day.
Elephant Hunting Profitable.
In hunting elephants many a sports
man makes enough to pay a good
share Of his African expenses. He
can shoot only W. elephant bulls. but
II lie gets good ones their tusks taken
together may sell for 81, 800 or $4,000.
The African elephants have the largest
tusks Of their kind. They often weigh
$50 pounds each, and tusks have been
taken which weigh up to 200 pounds.
African ivory Is the best. and it brings
b highest prices. 1t is difficult to get
b tusks out. The porters may be
half a day chopping away the meat,
and it will take about four men to car
ry a tusk of the size mentioned.
One Of the best places to shoot an
elephant is through the eye or half
way between the ear and the eye.
Another good shot is just back Of the
flap OF the ear, and a third is in a
place on one side Of the tail. so that
the ball will run along the spine and
enter the lungs. Large bullets and
heavy guns are used. 1t is exceeding
ly dangerous to shoot when the ami
NAL is close and not kill him. The ele-
plant when injured is very revengefnl.
Most OF the elephants which use
to lnfest the plains around Nairobi
have been driven away. They have
now to be hunted for in the woods. but
there are plenty III the forests between
Nairobi and Uganda and about the
slopes OF Mount Kenia and Mount
Kilimanjaro. There are also many in
the south near the Zambezi and west
OF Lake Tangauyika, in the forests
along the Kongo
Wary and Hard to Kill.
AS to hippos and rhinos. there are
plenty OF them still left along the
streams and about the great lakes of
the tropical parts Of the continent.
There are rhinorproses almost every
where in the woods between NairObi
and Uganda. IIippos are not uncom-
mon. ~
Both rhin"s and hippos are hard to
kill. Each has Il skin about half an
inch thick. and there are only a few
places upon them where Il ball will
go through. llipp"> can be hunted in
boats on the lakes, but they swim rap
idly and dive deep, remaining under
the surface Il long time. They move
along through the water, showing only
their ears and noses.
VI
ed very carefully. They have keen
senses of heann" and smell. although
they cannot see any great distance.
They are usually hunted on foot, and
n must be careful not to get OF the
windward side of them. They do not
; hesitate to charge their enemies.