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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-29

Especial Cable to the Nippu Jiji)
TOXIC, Japan, Jan. 29.-Baron
Takaaki Kato, Japanese ambassador
at the Court of ST. James, who was
recalled following the formation OF
Prince Katsura's new ministry, ar
rived here yesterday from London
via the Trans-Siberian railway
Immediately on his arrival In
Japan's capital Baron Kato was
formally appointed minister ofyfcreign
affairs which he accepted, His in
staliation ceremony at the Imperial
palace today was a solemn and Inn
pressive affair. @ ~
Baron Kato was born at Nagoya IN
1859. After graduation from the law
college of the Imperial University he
entered the Mitsubishf and became the
favorite of the late Yataro Iwasaki,
whose daughter he married. Kato
next served in the foreign and finance
offices, and when Prince Ito formed
his cabinet in 1900, Kato was appoint
ed foreign minister. On the forma-
ton Of the Saionji cabinet in 1906 he
again became foreign minister Baron
Kato was opposed to the nationaliza-
ton of the railways and resigned his
office. Subsequently he was appoint
ed ambassador to Great Britain.
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STRIKE now
THOUGHT
SURE

Slippers Receive News Of Cor
poration's Action Silently and
Decline to Discuss Furthc|
Plans Until Meeting Of Harbo|
Can Be caIIed-.We Sh1|'
Know What to Do Is STATE
ment Of Judge Humphreys
and Attorney Ashford, cou1-
sci for the Masters and Pilots
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Washington Journal., 1913-12-27
gunOes Giuonseu.

Ser 5dab-S etretdr Meqlooo be
ridtet Dem GongreB, bob nad leine
S1aBnng sic Ausgabei fiir 0o.
6i@faljabr 1916 etpa $26,000,00.
geringer iein ner0en, ais Die 81
lanmt- bon $1,035,000
900. @r lit ser 9lniidf, oaB Der neli
{ 9arif large gelitg in araft iei, III.
feline ~finon5ielle araft beltrteilen 81
fonnaql. @r erpdbnt Die &dbrilng
geieB 8oridldge als giinltig iii
sic ldnoli6e 8eDolferung. Gr EN-
pfieblt sic Hcpenne=Gntter nit Der.
0eldtttrm-Die lei 81 pereinigen al
uaiiIten-@ ade" lno Tie Den inferno
tionalen 9eitrebungen 5itr @erbiitunl
bon llnfdaen 5llr See oienltbar 81
MAIDEN.
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27

Der llnterihieo stuiiden ben 2 8ab.
len ergiebt iih aus Der anSabI Der
Rerfonen oeutider 3unge, Oeren ur-
ip%rungslano niht DeutIfIan0 zion.
bern 0eiterreidl Die SADeiS, llngnrn
uilu.) mar ab5iialid Der 4n3obl Der
&erioneu, oeren Seim1tIon0 DeutEhr
Iano, Oereu WutterIprahe ober cine
anOere ais ole oemtihe Sprode mar.
Der 8eridt iaet, ooB 25.2 Gro.
sent Ger frem0en 8en0lefrImq eilg.
lid ieicn (einidI. SrIdnOer, Shot.
ten, 8auiier, etc. 2f.S 8ro3ent ger.
maniiher 3urge un0 9.5 Ifou0ina.
bidder 3rnge, ollo cine TotoIflfmme
Don 56.5 3ro8cnt ioIdber, Wetde man
~Anglo Geutoniid)" nenuen f0nn.
tc. Gnalnno ols @eburtsloH0 bat
MIR GIG Bro5ent beigeltenert. Ter
Rfo5entiob bon 25.2 eraiebt Iid), neil
chen Srlduoer, Sdottcn ulu. biuBll.
geredlnet mer0en.
0ic SdDei5 uno gelaien baben
cine aemIid)te Bepolferung a6er 10.
fueit Die Shmei3 in Der frem0en mel.
Ben @euolfetlulg Der Hereinafter
Stanteu III 9etrad)t foumt, lit tie
iiberipieaeio Seltid (S4.4 Rro5ent)
&eniacr ais elm 3ebntel lit fransoli.
idler 3unae. Bon oeneu, bic DeutIdD
lanO ols ibr llriprnngslono onleben,
iino etiun 80 4ro5ent OelitIder Gun.
ac
Afat febeno eAle nolIc QiIte nIel
8renoen III sfiidfidt ouf lire Wad.
| teripradc:
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27
uSOme grs,u Beer.

@cnn bic 9elnpercn3fatlatifel
glaubell iie fonnen uniern 8rauerei.
Ell ocn @arallS maden Damn irren lie
lid). Die 5olge ibrer Madenidaf-
ten, frummen lmo geraoen, lit Die,
Dab Die @rauer mn ebel1 8iere allI
ben Marft bringen Die meniger Ml-
fobol entbnlter. 90 bat, mie niic.
re 2eier ans Der Nnnonce an anoersr
Stelle oes @lnttes erieben, Die CIR.
9euri1 8reming SO. ein neues Bier,
Some 8retp~ bergeitelt, gegen Oos
aud Die Mtbanger Oes meiBen Ban.
6eS nidtS ingen fonnen. 0abei lit
oaslelbe moblihmedeno mo nnbr-
bait. Man made eincn @erlildl.
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27
Ser Center @artt.

@einabe eiu Sabr lang babct bic
bieiigen cnalifden 3eitungen ibren
9loum 6ergegebelr Der es Dem 8or-
liBer Ocs @ausfomites fiir Den 9i-
ltrift ernl0glihte, Don linn gemadte
Gnt0sflulgen un0 9[iiioedungen #ioge-
naanter TRIMMER SranSaftioncn, To-
melt lie oen Center Worft betrcffcn,
oent 8oibin9toner Grblifnm allf3n.
tiIdeu. sSl ciner SiBltng Ocs 4omi=
tes an norlebten 6rcitag crbielt Dor
liber SSobnion Die @2Fngnis, Dem
MauIe cine por einigen Monaten ans
o~earbeitetc @eiebesporlage ein5nbs-
rid6ten. 2ei0er lit 0icie 9atiade nc
nia 6ead)tet morOen. DC 9orlage eit.
61lt 10 biele 8unfte, bic Dem legalcn
uuo pernuuftmGBigen gigentlmsredt
mi0efiprcheu, OoB man glanben
f6nnte, oas &omite miir0e iih lebr
beiirnen, einer 10 ungcreAten WlaB-
nabnc feline 5anftion 5lt geben, mo
0od) bat es ollr1 %9lbltimmllng be-
ihloiien, oie 8orlage 10, mie tie ans
~qsorbeitet uoroerL gitliitig eill5ltbc-
ridten, obne Der Marftgeiellidoft Die
@~elegenbeit 5a geben, iDre 0drltels
ma Der Sahe 81 geben. IS 9nb
se6cu fem Auoiatur ct altera pars.
Die @eleaihaft Bat icoenfaas tei-
he garedte @ebanolung g%efunocn.
Gle gertpaltlnq Ser @eleaidaft lit
i'm Qoltfc ibrer @eididte Oie3ielibei-
be bitterer Nngriffe in ben lofalen
@eri6ten getpeien = mas oft oaOtrd
qeifab, OoB 2ellte, Die ooriiber err
grimmt porell, Dab es ibnen nibt &C.
long, in friiberen Soften 4ontrolle
iiber Die 9(ilgelegenbeiten Scr @eieIl-
Idaft gu erbolten, ibrem Grimm allf
oieie @eiie 2llft madteu. 0ie les-
ten oreiBig Sabre lang baben oieIc
Alfgriffe mo acknowledgement geritbt,
lheinen aber iebt ourd 8oriiBer
Sobnlon tuieOer SIT ieilem 2eDen &C.
fpmmen ali fem.
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27
rMmmleD srnit Company.

Die .MmieD 9ruit gompanenic"
BAT cine por5iigli1e @mridtung ge-
tmgoffelL oie sur @cibnahts6ait iebr
III Itatten fomnlt. gS lit 0ieS Der
nG6riitmos GabingS Glnb". 3Def
oeslelben lit, Sen Mitglie0ern eincll
5orbs fir misunderstanding 81
Ihoffen. Seoe @o1e mltB cine gill-
sablnlg genlatt merOen unO miro
o:eS thrift aufredt erbalten, 10 sablt
oie Gonpa9nie 8 9ro8ent 3inien.
anoetnfalls gebt man Der 3inien per-
(lItia. 0ieies Gin3oblen III fir 50
Nodsn wie iOl9i:
sSr Der einen alalie 5ablt MAJ
sic /. ISOLDE 80 Cts, Die nddJlte 40
Geuts. oie naditc as Gents II. |. I.
8oAen Dor @eibnaften erbdlt man
Damn 1929 nit 3 @ro5cnt 3inien.
SSn eillcr auoeren alaiie 5oblt man
sic critic ISOLDE SC, Damn 10c, oann
15c mo 10 fort, uno erbalt 2 $50.
den Dor @eibnoAten $63.75 nit 3
@ro3cnt 3inlen. Man fam oieS aud
umqefebrt tim, imoem man nit $3.50
onf1ngt mo nit Sc ailfb0rt. 9eod)
onoere 4lolien nnO 8%eItimmnngell
giebt es, a6er mas tie auh INNER
ieili mo9en, ieoenfans lit Die Soee
cine por3iiglide mo ioate piele nit
glieOsr Dem &lllb 5niiibren. Sii Die
fem Sabre mar Der fl. 9e5ember
Ser faaige 3oblllngstaa ldon an 8.
ober 5ablte Die Gompagnie aus, nno
5ipar 100000.
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27
Muttcripradle Der ircmOcn ueiheu
SeOOltcrnne in Ocn @crciuigten
Stantcm; 1910.

Statiitii@c Mitteilumgen iiber sic
Miitteriprahe Scr ireinoen meiBen
gepoIterumg IN Ocn Ser. Stau.
ten lieaen in 0cnt @crid)t oes Diref.
TORS 0es Geuiusbireaits g2. :. Sar.
riS Dor. 0ieicr @eridt miro in Stir
SC pcr0iientlid)t merocn. Gr tpltr0e
inter Der 0berauiiiht Oes Ghefltati
ltifns fir oie 9cp0lfcrung 50. 6.
Stunt 3uiomncngelteIlt, mo 3tuar I'M.
ter 4iiiIten5 bon Or. Ionicl 6olf
mar.
Sum eritei Wfol iucr0en i'm Sen.
ius bier 3ablen gegc6en, Die iid) auf
bic ct6nolo0iihe 3uianmleniebuna
Der meiBen 8en0Iferimg Der @erei
lIiaten Stanten be3ieAen. peniaiiens
lomeit iih Dies III or Wiattcriprahe
Der oerldieoenen glemente 5ciat. Mii
9Diittteriprn6e lit bier Sic Sprad,
acmeint, Oie bic Giiipaocrcr Dor il.
rcr GinnanOerimg III igrem Seui
inrahcn.
Die qaii3, irrruOe msiBe 9cpolfc.
rlnlg betr1gt 80. 243, 1872 5eclcn
Gnrlmter iinO S.8f7275 @crionel
aea4iden %llriprungS. penn man 81.
iittteriprad1e 1T 9etrndlt iieAt ohe.
! cin menig nateS S,5O0.000 fS.495.
f42) Dstn man oas llriprmgsIoui
gcntihlauo ais @%runOloac nimmt
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27
3idt e%ntinntist.

Tas llntersaomi fir Gerwiai.
ol1noen 0es 6ausfomites fir ben gi-
thrift Columbia bat aae @crmiaiginl-
qen fir ncue 8erbeiieritngen i'll nod
item 6isfnliobr ans Der GeriuiQi-
aunosperor0nung fir ben 0iltrifi
ausqeltrihen. Sebt mollen bic 81
Itrifts : &omrniiiGfc eineu anoerer
@eq cinldlogen. 81 ipoltcn crlI
@iaS I'M GongteB cinreihcn iilo SIT
Nnnabnc brilgsn loiien, iucld1e o.
@orna1mc ser ucllen &crbcilerangc
~autorilicren uno oanli nab6ss 81.
Gerniaialtngcn for0er1. las II
atpar cine langiame Wet6o0e, ober il
arbeitet Iiderer. SSt ollernddlter Sci
merfen sic aolimiii6rc idon @ils
einrcid)en laIlen fir Ben Naii cine,
@riide, iDeldc sic 8enning &oa>
iiber sic 9abngeleiie fiibren iol nm
mofiir $4,000 er%foroerliN iei}
tueroen; fir Sic Nuloge bon Strano
bd0ern am @otonlac $4,000 mo al.
0ltliden arm $2t,396; fir Gin nit
ni3ipoles Soipital 100000; fir ei-
municipalities 2ogierballs $4,000
fir Elm Soipital fir Grlufenbolo.
$4,000, fir sic 9fnlaae cines 9sor
feS auf benz 8atterion=9unegoaple
$375,OOO; fiir Die anlage ciucs ga
aerhanies $186,5OO.
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27
s. 6leifdmann.

ginen freunoliden MairL eineil
gllten Mirt Der alien Sdllle, einen
Dor3iiglid)en Sod finoet man oriibcll
in slerauoria, ga, nanilid Serrn
s. 6leii1mann. Sin 8eilld bel linn
miro nienanocn .enttdui6en.
@err 5ltildmann, Der am 8.
Sui 1914 in ailiin9ell geboren mllr,
De, raod)te inn 8. baprii1cn e~Sllfante
lie-Ngt. Oeil 6elo5ug bon 1866 nit,
III Dem er lih Die bopril1e &riegsme-
oaille erparb, SIN ielben Sabre Der
beiratetc ct ii1 IN Der olten Seimat
1911 perIor en- ieine @attin oilrd@
ben zoo. 1871 fam er nadb Mmcri-
ia, mo er iu Neiu Yorf nno Oann III
@oibington elm Meitaurant belaB.
Gor ctipa 25 Sobren 5og CT llad)
Nleranoria. 0ort beliBt er oas ici
men Nnnien fiibren0e Sotcl. Sem
ein3iger Sobn SorrD mutoc inn Dor
38 Sabren geboren. Mlth 0ieier iii
poblbefannt uno ninmt in Den Mei.
ben Der Gifts cine berporraoeliOe
Ste0uig elm. Gr lit Yoit erolteo
&llIer Der @lfs.
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27

Ole .GoncprOta~ bon Nil.
fes Barre bcabiidtiot I'M 6riibiabr
III Baltimore mo Naibinaton @obl.
tGtiafcits -aoll5erte 81 ueronitaltcn II.
nil bd oieier @elegeHbeit aid in
@eiBclt SallS oos Oelttihc 2ico er.
tiinqen loiieu. Die oGoncoroia4 50blt
nidt nllr 81 oen beruota ageuoitcn
MGrncr @ieiangoereinen hes Can
oes, ioneern nininlt audi oarin cine
ein8iQartiqe 5teauug eill, Dab cine
aroBc 3obl ibrer oftipcn S0llger
MIDI 9entid)e. ionoern Maniier, ST.
l1noer, Gngldnoer, @olen. hin. limo,
sic nit oeu oentih2n MitqlieOcrn
fleiBig luao be1eiitert 6os ocitide
Cleo pfleaell 10 OaB ocr %ercin troB
ieineS internntioualeu G6arottcrs IN
Ieinen fiinitleriiden Strc6en uno in
icinelti Weilte rein 0eutld lit.
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27
@eOcmfcn OcS srennOes.

@si ser lcbtcn 3ninmmenfllnit NcS
Icltidcn Gi1tcrbunoeS in @epcrs
8olmengarten murSc Dem fiir5lidl
peritorbeucn longidbrigcu glit9licoe
@bilipp &oppoport ein titles @las
gemeibt. 3nolciA mnroe beihlolien.
81 gbren OieieS beoeiiteuOeu Geiltidl
entertainers S(nion0 Nannor CHIC Sc
ocnfieier 81 peronitnlten Die Tor.
b%ereitungen 81 oieicr Seicr mnroen in
Sic MGn0s bon Geo. ". Spier, Or.
|@briitian Strnd uno @ugo Shul5e
aele9i,
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27
starfer 8nOrana snm NsilitarOienlt

81 neneIter 3eit Bat cine allBefor-
0entlihe 3unabme in Der 3abl Der
jungen 2eilte itnttgefnnOen meldps
iih in Ben observation-disclosures Der
9unoeSormee gum M%ilitdrnienit met
oeten. @dbreno oes lebten Monats
betriig Die 3abl Der Aumel6nngen
5000 ODER nm 5000 mebr, ais ie 3li-
Dor 81, 6rieoens5eiten. 9anit lit
bei ben Sffi3ieren aild Die 8eiorgnis
geidmunoen Dab iie nidt binrei1enO
Refruten piiroen aufbringen fonnen,
I'm Die Rrdiensitdrfe aiif oas porge-
idriebene MaB gu bringen.
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27
@-oriidtsmakreseln segen Salden-
Oie6e.

3ablreide Gofdenoiebe iino 5nr
3eit in Ser gin0esbarptltaot al Der
9(rbeit wesbalb bereitS ole Geteftips
uno 9oIi3iitenL melde IN Gipil Dienlt
tult, in oen groBen Narenbauierl
Itotioniert purosrL. Gines Der 9pfer
ser Qaltgfinger lit 5ralt Claude q.
GnonIon bon Cir. 2t36, H=StraBe,
H.-@., sic @attin oeS 8utOesiena-
tors Gmanion bon &irginien. No6-
reno lie in einem @aarenbouie Gin
faufe mabte, muroe ibr cine Sano-
taihe nit perihieoencn 8anfnoten
aeitoblen uno Der 0ieb entfam i'm
@eor1nge.
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27
GntIdeiOnngen Ocs SunOeS- Gber-
aeridlts.

Gas 8unocs : 0beroeribt Bat
onacor0net, ooB Die 5miihenitaatli-
den giSenba6nen cine einbeitlihe
9udfiibrung einri6ten miiIieu, mle
lold,e bon Scr Snteritaots Sanoelss
fommifIiou borgei1rieben wrrOe
gllt3ubeiBen.
GerieIbe @eridtsbof entiAieO, OaB
8eraiuerfs @eiellidaften Die @e=
IeaI9aftiteuer 81 5ablen babeu, gegen
tpeld)e Elm 9eitfoa BON Colorado ein-
gebrad)t NOR.
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27

Sn 8 afbington giebt es
ein Neitalirnnt, in Dem man iid Dobl
5n Sanie fiiblen fam, glaltbt man
On6 in eiliem Heitalirant Deutid=
lanOs 81 iiBen. Cine nette hinge
builg, 9on8ert uno enOid) bor5iigli-
dies Giien baben Oa8u beigetroger,
Oieies gtabliIiement i'm gall5en Gait
Sc moblbefannt 3u MAIDEN utio mer
BON ben Waibingtonern nidt tpeiB,
mo eS gcIeaen lit, Der ge6e MIR 3ri
@eDers nad Der 14ten SfraBe uno
er miro ben @ang nibt 8u bereuen
baben.
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27

GraHOent @ilfon perbringt
feline orei @oden @eibna6tsferiell
in 8aB GbriitioL @fiii. Senator
9aroaman bon MfiiiIiippi bat ibnl
ein freunolides 2onobaus 6elorat.
IN Dem Der Ytdiioert Der Gnbe pile
qen fam. Mud miro linn % @ele-
oenbeit gegeben iein, oas gcliebte
@olf 81 ipielen. Der @raiioent miro
beqleitet iein bon Sran 8ilion, iei=
men godtcrn Morgaret uno eleanor
muo leillem Ar8t Or. @rapion.
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27

Grof @iint9erpon@ ern-
tori weift.Oie MISUNDERSTANDING
iiber bel ieiIten Glteril Dem oeutimen
@otidaiter, @rofen s. 9ernitorif II.
@ena9lin. 0as gotihaiterpaar bat
0en 8oti9nftsitabe an beilig. Abeno
ein Sinner 0eAeben.
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27

llbrmoher. Sic in ibrem
@eihdft icbr tiihtia iino mo iid Der
oeutihen aimoidoft empfeblen iinO:
g. 6. Eauls 60, go. 7i8 13tc Str.
&..@.
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27

Sn 6reitnes &eitonrant
aso. 21S 9tc StraBe, N..@., giebt es
tets %coulnnte 8eoiemung BON beioen.
Batter mo Sobu. 9as 0amenaim.
mer i'm 2tclt Stod eianet lid beIon.
NcrS, iueun man nad Dem SerunIau.
fen i'm Marft miiOc lit mno Mtung
notig lit.
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27

GDampasncr, frii6 nnO foIt, per
@las Is Gts, Gel aarl N&tcrfirdem
205 7tc etrafe, @..@.
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27

Sn @lonfeIoen, @iirttem
6erq, peritarb onl 80. 9iouember
Srall Mtargorete Giienbnt, %geborcne
GiebcI, in ibrgm so. Sebensia6re-
1ie mar Sic Mlttter BON 5rou q. s.
NlaDer, gSo. 1914 gtortb Capitol
1tIoBe mo BON 5ran sSo6n 9tlt, $50.
IA a-StroBe, @.-@. gnBeroenI
biutcrl1Bt Die @eritorbene tlod) 8tpci
@cihpilter bier, ndnltid Serrn Ailg.
9tiebcl mo 6rnu 2ampred)t, s. Str.
sc. Gie 6toliell 0lauer mo Alt
maren pergongenen Sommer auf @e4
md bel Gen Gltcrn mo fiir lie foinmt
oieier Sdlng b~elpnoers bart.
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27

Seit 8 ie Hegierlng @runoitii-
de auf ser Siioieite Der 3eniiulua.
nia 9lpenlc auigefoltft bat, lim BORT
ibre @ebdltoe 81 erridtcn, bat es ben
ani0eill, ats Oh nod mo nat Die
4Senniplpania apenuc mfboren miro,
cine @eiN1ftsItraBe 81 iein. 0ie
@ei60itsinbaber All Der. Npenlle linO
bsi 3eiteu oaranf beeudt, lid Den
Niidcn 3lt oeden mo anOere 8runos
itiide mehr norolih I'M @elAdits5en-
trlm 5i e%ripcrbeiL nm ~gegebenen
1olleS nibt Ill @crlegen6eit 8n font
men. 81 BOT jsbt Nerr q. 81. Meps
er oas @rnnoltiid 1881 s StraBc
fir ocl YreiS bon $4,000 eriuor.
ben. On piel mir piIierL bat er aber
nidt oie 9l6ii1t, iein @eiddft idon
IN ndtblter 3eit oortbin 81 p~erlegen.
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27

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Washington Journal., 1913-12-27

eamstas, Oea 81. oesemOer 1918.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-05-28
DO YOU KNOW:

That the swell appearing perfect fitting suits our tail
0rlng department is turning out making friends
for every day.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-05-28
EYES THAT souINT.
HARMLESS In Babyhoed, but a Serious
Matter Later On.

HARMLESS In eabyhood, but a Serious
Matter Later On.
The eyes are meant to look both
in the same direction and thus to
help each other to see, as the feet
help each other to walk or run.
When they do not do so there is a
squint or a "cast" in one or both
eyes, or, to use the medical term,
"strabismus." Not only disfigure-
ment, but also impaired vision, re-
! suits.
Little babies squint more or less
during the first few months of life.
That is not a serious matter, al
though it often frightens young
and inexperienced mother. 1t is
generally caused by slight dis
turbauce of the digestion and pass
es when that is corrected. But a
squint that appears later, when the
child is beginning to develop vision
by the constant use of the eye
muscles, must not be neglected. If
it is the unfortunate condition will
probably last through life.
The eyes should work absolutely
in unison, just as two horses har-
messed to a cart ought to pull to-
gether. When they do not focus
on the same point at the same time
the crooked eye soon abandons the
struggle and leaves the straight eye
to do all the work. That is unfair
to the good eye and fatal to the
other, for an eye that is not used
grows gradually blind from lack of
exercise. Even if the squint is so
slight that the child makes an I'M
conscious effort to force the affect
ed eye to its task he is sure to suffer
the distressing ache of eye strain.
When a young child has strabis-
mus take him at once to a trust
worthy oculist, in order that he may
have the glasses that his condition
demands. And, when he has been
fitted with glasses that pull the
crooked eye into line with the
straight eye and make it do it's work
properly, see that he wears them
every waking minute, except when
he washes his face.
If the squirting eye has already
got the habit Of Sinking it may
have to be trained by exercises.
The good eye must be shut at in
tervals, so that the other will have
to do all the work, but the oculist
in charge of the case must decide
the precise character and frequency
of the ENTHUSIASTICALLY Com
panioR
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-05-28

Call in and look over the vefS
latest patterns of swell sum-
mer suitings. We have hun
dreds of fabrics to choose from.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-05-28
CULINARY HINTS.

Sponge cake and lemon jelly
make tempting dessert.
More cakes fall from guessing
at proportions than is generally
supposed. Use marked cup and
weigh accurately.
To remove scorch marks from
freproof dishes cook them In
strong borax water until the ugly
brown marks upon them can be
rubbed off with cloth.
If whites of eggs are not per-
fectly cold or. If they are not
fresh they will not beat very
stiff. Cream will not whip well
unless at least thirty-six hours
old and very cold.
Mayonnaise dressing will sepa-
rate when too much salt has
been added TO the egg yolks or
when the oil has been dropped
too fast or If the ingredients are
not thoroughly cleaned when
used.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-05-28
RULES OF LIFE.

My method is the freshest,
oldest, simplest and usefulest
Forget the past, forget the flu
ture. Life is a habit as hard
or as easy to acquire as any
other in life. I'm no genius. My
friends have found that out.
But take no thought for the fu-
ture nor the past. When the
load of tomorrow is added to the
load Of yesterday many men fall
ter on the way. The first two
hours of day determine that
day. Quit tobacco and liquor.
Bright eyes are the thing. The
control of the mind as n work
ing machine Is the end of all
education. This can be accom-
plished with elaboration. The
most striking thing about Amer
lea Is its hurry. Europeans ac-
complish just as much without
that everlasting rush.-Dr. Will
liam Osler.
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Tho Postscript,

Crawford-Is the postscript always
the important part Of woman's let
ter? Crabshaw-It ls when It's from
your wife. That's where she always
mentions how much money she wants.
Judge.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-05-28

Congressional Library.
The library Of congress at Washing
ton Is the third largest collection of
books IN the world .....
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The Periis of Cookery.

"I.eezie. wnrnman." the old highland
er complained to his wife at breakfast.
.'thae eggs are MIGHTY hard boiled
again"
mae wonder. John. DEAR" replied his
wife triumphantly. "whaep the lassie
boiled them by the kitchen clock and
forgot 1t was five meenits Slow
Youths Compa MON. ...a.r.
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Better Still.

mo woman knows how to drive a
nail" .....- ......
And what of that? Every woman
knows how to drive a man any way
Herald. ...
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-05-28
BE THOROUGH.

Rare az epic song is the man
who Is thorough in what he does.
And happily so: for in life he sub
jugates US and makes us bcndmen
to his ashes-George Meredith.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-05-28
BAD Roads.

Some discuss bad roads, while others
simply cuss them. - Charleston News
and Courier.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-13

slcnge on the charity of their neigh bcrs and read the papers when they can borrow or filch them are half alive. but the people who do not read the papers at all are altogether dead They are but weights. intellectual weights. hung upon the skirts of so- ciety to retard it's progress.
 There Is no excuse for any man or woman In these days of quick telegra- phic service not being thoroughly DC sted and able to converse intelli- gently upon any topic of national or world interest.
 It matters not how far from the seat of happenings one Is. if there is a telegraphlc line and newspaper tfere is no excuse for ignorance and che who remains in ignorance is ne- Glcctlng the broadest educational ad- vrntages that can be given a man or woman. A good citizen reads the papers and is posted.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-13
MILLIONS BY ADVERTISING

\ good many years ago, some twen- ty. there was in a certain eastern city small druggists shop. Tn this shop worked about fourteen hours inG hardly enough to support himself. over the drug store were some rooms where some of the so- call ed guided youths of the city met to play poker.
 These men played usually most of Saturday night and while they played they were accustomed to indulge in the usual refreshments that go with an all night poker game The result was obvious. 4 headache in the morn irg.
 The headache lead the poker players to go into the druggists shop on their way home and get a little dose of something to steady them up.
 What it was the young clerk gave them they did not know but they did know that 1t did the business.
 One day a man from another town took some of this headache medicine.
 The next day he went back to the drug clerk and arranged to finance the medicine and put it on the market. A few gentlemen put up little money and the headache cure was extensively advertised in the newspapers
 The poor drug clerk is now a multi millionaire. divorce and all. and the other gentlement who put up for the advertising all made thousands of dol lars out of this simple headache cure.
 If it had not been for the advertising the compounder of the cure would still bc drug clerk caring eighteen per.