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last April, but he was sick with bow el trouble from birth and suffered in- tenseiy. Since Mrs. Rouse has been giving him Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pep sin all troubIes mas disappeared ard the boy is becoming robust.
 Thousands keep Dr. CaldwelIs Syr- up Pepsin constantly in the house, for every member of the family can use it from infancy to old age. The users of Syrup Pepsin have learned to avoid cathartics. salts, mineral wa ters. pills and other harsh remedies for they do but temporary good and are a shock to any delicate system.
 Families wishing to try free sample bottle can obtain it postpaid by addressing Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 4I9 Washington St Monticello, III. A postal card with your name and address on it will do.
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SAFETY IN THE MINES

(Continued from Page D
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26
DEVELOPMENT OF ARIZONA POWER
 RESOURCES IN MINING DISTRICTS

zona Power Go, Of Prescott, to sur. ply electric current to the United Verde Copper Co.,, Verde Tunnel < Smelling Co. Little Daisy mine of the Uni+ed Verde Extension Mining Co, Blue Bell mine and Humboldt shelter of the Con. Arizona Smelt- ing Oc.. Haynes Copper Co, Cleo patra Copper Co. Hull Copper Co. LeIan Gold & Copper Co, Iron King mine of the Equator Mining & Smeit- ing Co, Copper Chief Mining Co.,. Arizona Bonanza Mining Co, Hum boldt Con. Mines Co. Arkansas & Arizona Co.,, and others, with exten- sions to additional properties in sur rounding camps.
 Not all of the companies mentioned are as yet in a position to take ad- vantage Of this service; and a few. like the United Verde, Cen. Arizona and Arkansas & Arizona, will hare good steam power plants; but all such will eventually be held in re- serve or operated as auXiliaries 70 one large system.
 Water for operating the plant Of the Arizona Power Co. is taken not from the Verde river. but from one of its tributaries. Fossil creek, and is. conducted to the power station through d conduit 3S.O0O 1t. long. composed of Hume, tunnels, a steel. siDhon, concrete pipe and steel pen stock.
 Surveys indicated that. by going to considerably greater construction ex- pense. a total head Of about 1GOO ft could be obtained: but it was found that the utilization of only three f0urths of this lead would enable con- struction costs to be kept relatively low. because Of certain natural ad- vantages in the sites selected for the. intake, pipe line and power plant These included an ample storage basin area, en route, in direct line with a suitable location for the gen. erating station and tail-race dis charge.
 Fossil creek, which is fed from mountain springs and has a nearly constant flow Of 43 GU. 1t. per sec Ond, runs for some distance from it's source over a rock ledge. At the point selected for the intake there is a deep natural pool. and on the side of the channel towards the Verde river the country falls away. Hence it was not necessary to build dam, but merely to blast out an In- take, at suitable level, leading through a sand-setting basin into an open Hume. The latter is construct cd for 12,0O0 it. of reinforced con crete and rests throughout its length on a bench excavsted in the noun tain side This is followed by 2z00 ft. of wooden Hume erected on trestles over gulches and decliyities. The concrete Hume is undeTdrained at frequent intervals to prevent wat CT accommodating behind it. Supple menting the fumes, where there are ridges to be pierced, are 10000 1t. of tunnels, timbered where necessary and ooncreted throughout, fl. wide and 6 it. high. A depression IS crossed by means of 75O0 it. of siph- on piping, the greater part of which 1 lies in covered trenches. To carry it, however. over four water courses, tsteel bridges were utilized. This consists of 42 and s45-in. riveted pipe 3 16-in. thick ana 4S-in. pipe If in.
 thick, furnished by the Wm. E. Pol | lock Co, Youngstown. The use oi siphon avoids detour of 1-2 miles of Hume.
 l Five miles from the intake was the
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chOked. In some of them the dust is nine feet deep. It is heavy in copper and will all be sent through the smeit CT again. The entire force of the shelter has been employed on the flue cleaning Hereafter that work will be done every five years. The output of the mines in Butte was not curtailed by the shelter shutting down as the large ooncentrator was ke. at capacity operation and the con, entrates stored. By the closing of the smelter. however, the october output of the Anaconda company wIll be reduced about 10.0o0,000 pounds. The output in September was 23,60o coo pounds, representing the produc- ton by the two smelters of the com pany.
 North Butte
 It is announced. as on authority that the North Butte Copper Mining company. will issue a statement 10 stockholders showing the recent ac- quisitions of new mining property in the Butte district. and that the state ment will show that, contrary to gem eral belief, the company is not in- terested in the purchase of about l. 500 acres of mineral ground in the southeastern portion of the. district by some syndicate, represented by W. M Thornton, president of the
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bed of an old lake. which had been drained by the crumbling away of part of it's rocky bank. Earth and rock filled to the extent of 7G.000 GU. yds. sufficed to reconstruct this bas- in, now known as stehr lake, and # now has a draw-off capacity of 2s0 acre-feet The water impounded will operate all of the units in the power plant for more than 3 days at the present average flow from the lake.
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Greene Copper company and associat- ed with Thomas F. Cole and J5hn D. Ryan in the North Butte. 1t is also stated that the North Butte is not interested in the Rainbow Develop ment company, another Cole concern which is developing some mining claims in the northeastern section of the district
 Barnes-king
 The directors of the Barnes-King Development company, after an exam nation of the Piegan-Gloster mines in the stemple district near Marys- vile. Mont, decided that the show Ing made by development work justi- fled tie purchase of the property. which the company has had under bond for S1OO.0 for about year, During the development work good ore was struck in two places in the mine. It is the plan of the company to erect a mill at the property as soon as arrangements can be made to bring in electric power. The Piegan ana Gloster mines have been among the richest gold producers in the state. The North Moccasin mine in the Kendall district, also secured It a barga n by the Barnes-King com pany. has been earning big returns ever since the company began work on it.
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W. H. Osborn.

Commissioner of Internal Revenue W. H. Osborn has just made public the estimates on incomes from the middle west. These estimates were made by, collectors in the various districts. The commissioner is in- elined to believe the reports are So far from correct that he will net use them to any extent in his plans for the collection of the income tax
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T- r-sy Cream Balm"
 fec Q mall bottle anyway, just to t.v it-Hy1Iy a little in the nostrils sAI instantly your cIogged nose and e.JppedHr air will breathe freely; uuHuess .H7 headache disappear. By morning ..g catarrh, cold-in-head or I.CarrIaE so throat will be gone.
 Ind sU-a misery now, Get the sn-au bottle og "EIy's Cream Balm" ar any drug store. This sweet. fra Er3Lt balm di-g.frg by the heat Of
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 anything. Shun them by all means. They ars bad ',hombres Some of you fellows act as if you thought that our book of rules was issaed for the benefit of the officials, and not the workmen. How often have you known of shift boss being hurt? You are the ores who tsrnish the cripples and the ones who should obey every rule in that hook. While I am sorry that these boys were injured. I hope that it teaches them and you a good lesson.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-21

unb bier i'm Genat. Mldbrmo Der ltbs
ten 6OJabre linb feds Jubtn Winiltsr
aeipeisn. ndmlih grfmstur 1848 una
1870, Douohnur 1846, unttr etn'
3fpeittn aaifsrreit ahilIs DOulb, nis
btiren asbigenannisn ais Ginan3nfts
ritter, unssr rsr britien RspnbIif Wlils
Iaub (0ffeniIi6s arbtiisn). Rapnil
t0ffenilife Nrbtitsn, ipiitr 1nntrss)
unb Elob, Der als Jinan3minilisr BEN
seseniudrtissn aabinett ongehors. es
ipiro aud nod ouf bic eans beosuf.noe
3atI Der Suosn in Der prsHe bin1ss
ipitfen, unb aIs befonbers .enn5tihs
nenb berporseboben, bab bi. idmmtIie
den 0elosebsr fiir bic freipsnserfIhs
linb fosialiiiiihe, bis su tintm aeipi ;
Zen Wlab aud miIiidrfsinplife Guma'
mite BEG Rbetors Saures Jnoen iiao.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-21

Der neue prdiibent bon 5rantz
reitl bat eine 8erfahunssdnperuna in
aller StilIs oeranitaltet. gislang mar
es Prin3ip, oab Der Yrdiioent niht
nit rem aammern politiiten 8erte6r
mterbdlt, oamit Die 2eaislatipe ni6t
bon Ger Gretutipe unterbriidt tperoe.
Yoircare bat nit oieIem prin5ip eez
brofen, inoem er ben aammeru eius
Sctibaft 5uididts, in tpslter er brins
gent cine Seerespsritdrtuna empfisbIt.
0ttIe Reuerung tit elm 5ortidritt. Die
rein pdrlamentariide Regieruns, iuie
iie big ieBt beitonoen bat, mar oerpors
rcn uno untiihtig, oa lie isoipeoer
Gin heitlitteit uno geitdnDigteit err
n.cu9sIte, pis lie nur Die Gretutibgss
tpQlt bieten tann. Utit oieisr BOT.
Iddf! piro ouh psrItdnDIih, tparum
Yoincare bic prdiipentitdft bessbrie,
Die btsIdng elm pplitii6es Jobtenbett
lpdr. Sffenbar lpia er Der Gretutip=
scnuIt sinen grObersn pIaB in Der
Ntgierung Oerihaffsu. Dsit elmer tie
berjd6ri9en 4mtsoauer tann poincure
oiels llmgeltdltuns bsfpertit,aigen, Die
aua aus aomintitratipen 9riinoen ges
boten 1T. 9luf btsiem 8sbiste bsrribt
cine nod Idlimmere politifhs 8erisus
dung als bel uns. Die parlamsnts=
WiiqIieber bdben cine 8unitIinsss
0t,tbItoft eingefiibrt, untsr psI6s
Die MiiniIter lid gebeust haben, I'm
bi, 3r ibrsm 9situnoe rotbigsn Stims
men iE Der aammer gu srIanssn.
8as geTultat lit cine 8erlptteruRs in
anen 3ienit3peigen unb niht gum
Wlinbefisn i'm &risass unb Warines
WlniiterIum. Sffenbar beabiihtigt
pnineare bic QominiItrdtion bonn
porIomentarismus 3u idubern; Oh sr
abs1 bteis politit nirb burhisBsn
tpanen, iit cine anbers Srdgs. Wsnr
Der jssige grGiibent bic n0tbigs aamz
pfesnatur beiiBt, nm feline Reformen
bhrh5ufiibren. 10 mag oas gu bobit
irIerefanten 8orsdngsn fiihrsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-21

brd Der Nnblid bes fpirdIf0rmie in
bic 1iefs fin ipinbenben WeatS urhis
n,nss nuf Die Sbte Der Ghraube ees
brad. habtn. Damn beiudten mir.
ebs pir fbisben, ben fosenannisn
.WamtIusienfpruns4. jene StslIe an
Ger Mautrbriiffans mad Der Stabt
5a. BON Der aus einii iener tiitne
Better. nm nsm Hlutbab bss arsfp5b
nifhsn 6trrffers 3u snisebn ben
Gprlns binab in bic srauiise, 1iefe
tpogts. Der Bid BON bier iibtr bic
3u 5iiben fih aus sbrsitenbe Giabt NIT
itren btinoeritn, I'M Nbennionnens
glcn3e funftlnben Tlinareittn. ibrtn
sahlrsiten, lahenben SnieIn sleihens
ben banmbepfIonsttn pIdben uHo
Stratsnsiigen. iiber oas breitdig nch
9loroen it'd, ertpeiternoe onnfle5rndt.
lcnn, in bds CUR Rehten bic bellgraue
arobiIhs Wiifts iielIenpeik ibre gieris
cen 9lrms itredi, ipGhrenb sur qinien
r0s eIibsrnbe SiIbsrbanb bes giI bem
glee einen freunblihen Rubepunit
tidc., unb jsnfsits oesislbtn bic uns
enbIife, i'm absnoodmmsr perfhspes
bsnoe Iibpifx Diiits, auf c.ren gors
fpiuns 3und6it In iibsraus malerilh.r
@ruppiruna bic bret rsroben ppramis
rem pom Dissb. ptiter iiibIih Die yns
ramiocneruppen poH Snffaria mo
abuiir NIT ben eissnartistn gebiIosn
Der .Stnien". uno Der .aridppra'
rtibe" fihibdr iino, bisitr Bid sebort
su Der .isenariisitsn Der Wtlt: mo-
fprdhm 3ob uno leben. gislt uno
Sept. Tiesisits unb SsnI.i,s cine 10
bersnts unb trsrtifeuoe Sprahe iris
bier?
.Gs IN, ols ssbSrt.n Wolhee,
SIIom uRb Crienf unbrsnnbar 3uiams
rrtn". msin.s meine 4eelsiterin bstnl
Ghsietn. .0srfunisne GrDbt. pom
GIanSe Der Gpigssii pertIdrt."
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Wilion's aomiuiitration.

Ter un5eItreitbars giHfIub, ben sin
thdttrdftieer prdIiDsrt ouf bic Reaies
rurg Res Qanbes ausiibt, peronlobt
in cer qreHe GrOrterunsen iibsr ben
rcrausIittIi6en Sdratter Der toms
rienbeH Qominiitration. 6isrbei be
geqner mir Der gigentbumIi6teit, bah
bic Trsunos miIfons einen 0ornurf
ielner 9egner anertsnnen unb ais elm
geroisnft beSsihnen. Die 9eaner
NiIirns iugen. er iei elm Munn bon
rdnitaIer 8eilnnune unb feline Ireuns
be nehmsn bas nit geiIaq auf, inbsm
he iogen, baB Wilfon als RaSituIer
seipdblt iporben lei unb sr burh
gctrubuns oiei.r Gefinnung ben gss
Ieaten grDartunesn sntipredtn pers
BE- 8eioes lit unri6tig: Der 9ornurf,
ME Die 3uftimmung. Dilion if tein
RGcitaIer, ionbern eth Rsformsr.
Raeitultsmus ftdmmt ber BON BEN
IGteini'feu Worte rahir, rpeIfss Wurs
al beoeutet. 9erjenigs, Der bisRriae
@tnriftunoen nit Der Wursel aus.
rtibt, III Elm RabitaIer; psr Bios bi.
perbehernbe Sono anlegt, baB bic BE-
irbeneen ginrihtungen erbaIten bleis
ben. aber bic eamit nsrtniipitsn ue6sls
itanbe beieitist psrnen. oas 1T cir R.s
fcymsr. Dab bic 9sensr Dilfons
i'm als einen Robttalen beseihnen, III
niht ijberraihenb. Sn rbrsn 4ueen
III Sober, Der Wib5rduhe befeitia.,
Ucn trel6sn tie gum Pahtheil o.s Doll
te1 prDfitiren, cir Rabitalsr, mas nod
cine milos 8e3si6nung III. Gapobnli6
be3eitneH lie jeben Reformer nod ols
ettras Shlimmeres, dls sintu RepoIus
ticndr ooer Qnar6iitsn. DAB Wilions
Gutdngsr Die ge3eihnung RabitnIiss
mus ols rihtig geItsn IuHen, benefit
bios, oab iie ben Ssgriff oes Dortss
niht erfuiier.
3uoital uno repoIutionGr III Der
8eriGIng RoofspeIts. ben Wonopoliss
mus cls poltspirtbftafilihe ginrihs
.ung aH3usrtennsn, neil uniere Rsgiss
runssform inoipibuaIiitiI6 lit. 4btr
III teinem puntte bat WiIion iih beuts
Iitcr ausgefprohsu ais aerabe bariu,
cuB er ben Wonopolismus snergiIh
5uyiitDeiit uHo ben snoipiDualismus
in Ger 9oltspirtbidaft pisbsr berjiets
len nil. I'm oas berpsrtiseLIiaen Su
tonrsn. mub er Die 4usDutfe bes
Snricioualismus belettissn, bic gum
WcncpoIismus fiibrsn. Iieis Oar
ftuunG mag auf ben eriten Bid aIs
en- WioerIpru6 erf6sinen, 1T aber in
Wirtlihteit MIR cine geit1tigung pes
aIten SGses, oab bic grtreme ilh be-
tiilrsn. llniers JiHun5gr0ben bsbnten
bas inotpioueae Rstt in fplhem Mabe
aus, bab lie ihlieblid aug Snbipie
oaaliiten Monopoiiitsn tpurben.
gDilfon erblidt nun feline 4ufaobe
oarin, cine Riidentpidluns oomUsonos
prlismus gum SnoioioualIsmus her1
6eI5ufii6ren. ueber bic Uittsl, bic er
an3upenben sebentt. Iisfsrt ieine 2bds
tiafeit als Gouperneur Don Rem 1erz
|fso polite 4usfunfi. 4Iss, mas sum
Monopolismus unD bami. sur uns
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sen Wett anertannt ipirb, iit niht
perben rauben lahen.
Tie Straflofisteit fir tooperatipe
e,tfeaI6oftsn BON Sormern lit ebenz
fdus einpanosfrei oa nur auf bieiem
Weee bic 5ormer einen ansemeFenen
preis fir ibre Waaren an ersielsn
permoeen uno es aussei6loien 1T,
eaB lie einen Die gan3e Ration ums
ipcnuenoen sruit 6iloen tpnnten. Mts
besi6nerb mag eripdbnt tperben, bab
Die rtpublitaniihen Stanbpatter ben
photographer, tpelher Irbeitern bas
Coalitions Rs6t iihert. befdmpft
boher. go lanae Die partei ppn iols
chen Uteniden 9eleitet fpirb, tann Tie
beitimmt niht pieber in bic 60bs toms
lren.
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5renloer (lm Dsitternad,t in oer
Baititube crid,eineno): .Serr Nirtb,
oos III aber ein 9arm bier untea,
6db man oben fein ause sumahen
fannl"
Nirtb: Clio! Soeben lpolite ei.
ner meiner Stammadiie 3u ,shncr
berauftommen, Inn Sbnen oas furdt.
bore Sd)narheu nb5ugespotnen!"
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Ias 6aus bat Dem 8ermifdz

[as 6aus bat Osm 8ermii6z
ten Stat sinen paragrapbsn einass
fIqt. pel6sr oerbietst. 4rbsiters llnioe
reA als 1ruits 5u osrfolsen uno aud
SGrmsr gDppsra.iD gsrsins Don
ben StrafbeItimmungsu bes 1ruitees
feses ausftlisbt. geioss II. su To-
bsu. Ss ndr eins poQige Wibbeutuno
hes 0eieses. odb Die 9sritte 4rbeit.rs
lIatcneu unter ienss 0sfss itslIten,
iUelfss IsoigIit Die unteroridung Der
GDn.urren3 in Waarsn itraffdaia
nud,. Die 4rbsitstraft als eine
g1aare an5uisbsn, fpis bas Gerit1t Is
aethan bat, III gum Winbeiten aefaat
eine OerdItste 2lnitauunq unb elm
erni:!iher Beriuh, bas Gefss sur
Dur6flhrung gu brinsen, tonnte 3u
eidtr gefG6rlihen Spaunung fiibren,
ber1 In Ieiner Wirfune lisfe bas Oefes
Gsf eine 8erDeissrung bes Coalitions
3teftss binaus. Wir brquden nobl
nirft gu fagsn, oub bic aperitaniiten
ali Letter oisies Rett. basjin Der gan.
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Dab DeIcufi6 noh ct. ges

- " . - 49, - l - ''Nf~N -
.ersturg geIhidt pnyoen lit, eriheint
als eins 9eri6drfung Der peut'tfeinSs
licaen YoIitit 5rantreihS. benn Der
Gliniiter, pelher ben Warottos Strslt
t,rteigefiibrt bat. lit Elm eutItieoensr
@jeener 8eutidlauos. IIletn Sor9e
bloud: man odrIiber nidt 81 em=
pf;nncn, nsnn in Berlin 1T man Fh
tclpubl, buB Die Siderheit Geutlhs
lcnns niat auf Der freunritaftlidsn
ejsIirnuns Der fran80IiIten Madthas
be-, ionoern auf Der mtIttarn6en
GTttistsit berubt. Sot 1T es beabs
teusperth, bab Su elmer 3ett, no etn
Gntseeentommen am PIaBs pars.
Srcntreih geraoe ben ihIimmltsn
jsino Deutitlanos uuh Ct. pstsrss
burg ftitt.
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2ofaI Berimt.
Yi5tlid,er lob.

Tie Gi Sabre nlte ssrnu Anna
0rrnIoon, BON 30. 4 ssortb etrnBe.
lpuroe fgeitern Rorgen BON ibrss
lohteT tobt TN Bette Iiesenh oxiae.
innben. Ter Coroner 1r. Joertneper
itelte esneH SersHlns ais 1ooss.
urin&s ieIt.
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eSn Uiertto 9ldubt man DIE Tes
fenenfiibrer fir bic 0ia3Ife Rssies
runo esrpinnen gu tonnen, inbem man
linen quite Qsmter 3upeiit. Sn unies
rem Rahbarlunoe lit man sben nod
etlpas altmobiIh. Usan beoieat I'D
Tor. Der 9eI6iiB Wdihine, un
a., Qemtern su gelansen, an SteQe Der
pp!ttiiden MaIhine. 2lbsr in Dteiem
sydlle nirb auh Die geitctung Der
sSiibrer nit 2lemtsrn niht gum 3iele
f:;bren. Der aampf in Waerito seht
iusit uber bic 4emtsrpoIitit binaus.
IS II. Elm fpirtbfhuftliher aampf, Der
MD. unterprudt perpen tam, ionoern
es!GIt psroer muB, penn Die Rubs
lrielerberQeiteQt tperben iou. 80
idnoe bag QduopoIt nitt aus Qeibets
oentn in freie 9auern pertpanoelt
pro, bort Die RepoIutipn ntht duf.
Nutb bem Setretdr Naael nit Der
Ne;gerung, Gaitro berein5u!aiIen, sine
arittlife RieoerIa9e erIitter bat,
lit Inn aud cine iolte in ge3ug auf
Den Reoott0r Mplius gu tbeiI getuor'
cen. Tieien !pollte er nicht ins Gano
IdFen, neil er iich zines Qibeas 9egen
Den G0ntg pon GngIauo Itulbig ges
rlatht bate. Gs mar nihts peiter
ais cine 2iebeoienersi gegen etHen
Trndrhen, pelhe Setretdr Jlagel gu
ocmIeportatipusbefeb! peranldbte uno
rdts Der gefsbl aufreht erbalten iDors
ben. ir bate er oa3u gefiibrt, alien BE
fiirrrrteru elmer republitanii6en Hez
Qierurdsfprm Die 5bore oteIes Ganoes
3u pcritIieBsn. 9us urtheil oes Rihs
ters, rel6es UtpIius ben 9erblei6 in
bieism 2dnbe geItattet, gebt jeboh auf
Die Jruae niht Elm, oh Nnfetnoung pon
9Itcnarhen einsn Qusi6!iebunssgrunO
filpet, ionbern beItrdntt ii6 uuf bic
5eGnitaIitGt, bob YerIdumbung niht
su ben 9erbreten gehDrt Die 81 elmer
glusItliebung 6erehtigen.
Eenatpr Root uno gr>Senas
tor Crane poaen auf ben 6srbit cine
1tputlitaniihe Rutional gsridmm.
lung sinbsrufen, um Die Gintrdtt in
Der Qartei pieoer ber3ulteQen. 0isis
irl Die 8lagen beieitigsn, peIte bic
Spoltung in G9icago berpOrgsruFsn
hatsu. Die progreTipen bsItperten
il6, bub Die iuoIthen 9eIegaten bisI
81 3ablreit i'm 8srbdltniB gu ben Rss
putIitanern, tpeI6e iie reprdfentiren,
iirb uno bab bas National Rom
nittes bic aus primdrrpublsn herbprs
gegaEgenen IeIegaten ni6t anertonnt
tabs. 0ieie 8eihperoeu ioQen ihre
GrlGoigung in Der BON ben prosrsHis
1sr gspunihten Wsiie fincen. gbsr
tenl'i DGre bic Gintraht bios dubers
LIFT heygeiteQt. @s Derbliebe odnn nod
tsy nett lpidtigsre prinStpisn Gons
fljt:. gDis molten Stanbpattsr unb
Jolti6rittIer iih nit eindnoer pers
itduotgen? sc oFfenbart ii6 bier cine
Sahlage, rpie ltncoIn iie in TsiHsr be-
rIfmten Reoe BON bem getbeilten5auie
geihtloert bat. Die republitdniihe
4artei tam ni6t ba!b rea.tloHdr uno
huib fortihrtttIih isin; fe mub gang
fortftrittlih iein.
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pardoned and it was not strange. so
positive were the representations.
Unfortunately, this mar was ar
rested last January, charged with a
series Of burglaries; the evidence
against him is said to be complete. l.
becomes clear that his Improvement
was only temporary or else was a part
OF a Well-laid scheme to secure re-
lease from prison 1t is, of course,
only what might be expected, says
The Journal of the American Medical
Association. There is no trustworthy
evidence to show that changes in
moral character, independent of men
tai deterioration. result from pressure
on the brain, Sensational
ments Of Improvement in such cases
alter surgical Intervention, like those
that used to be made after various
surgical procedures in epilepsy, need
to be controlled by the subsequent
history of the case. Immediate i'm
l~roNeinent in such cases is usually
mental rather than physical, and sue
cessos reported before many years
have tested their permanence are
liable to produce false Impressions.
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There are no points of the COM
pass on the chart of patriotism
Winthrop.
a NEW ANGLE.

An entirely new phase of dynamite
trlais VIII be presented in a case
which is expected to come to hearing
before the superior criminal court of
Sussex county, Massachusetts,, within
a few days. We shall have the spec
tacle of the leading representatives of
one of the Wealthiest corporations in
the Bay state being tried for the same
offense for which, recently, thirty la
Dor leaders We're tried in INDIANAPOLIS.
William Fl. Wood, president of the
American Woollen company. one of
the leading textile magnates of the
world, with several alleged accom-
plices. will be placed upon trial upon
the charge of "planttng' dynamite
during h recent labor disturbances
/. Lawrence. The charge is made that
t.tcse men conspired to place dyna
mite in such a manner as to discredit
the strikers and to turn public senti-
mcnt against them. The case presents
many unusual features and promises
to be sensational. Already one man,
a member of the Lawrence school
board, has been convicted of p%artici-
patton in this conspiracy. Another
man, the head of a great textile COM
nany, Ernest w, Pitman, committed
suicide after it had become known
that he had unw~ittingly furnished
evidence in the case. The prominence
OF Wood and the fact that his rise in
the industrial world has been almost
Spectacular give added interest to the
;pf reaching trial.