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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-25
of milk and toasted stale bread anu
butter. i
FORENOON
Fruit, except banana.
DINNER

Fruit, except banana.
DINNER.
l. Broth thickened with peas. farina,
sage or rice; OF beef juice with stale
bread broken into it; or clear vegeta-
bic soup with yolk of egg in it. .. Soft
cooked egg. boiled, coddled. shirred or
poached. 3. Baked potatoes, peas,
spinach, carrots. 4. Dessert: apple
sauce, baked apple, prune pulp, stale
lady fingers, graham or arrowroot
crackers. rice. bread. tapioca or blanc
mango pudding, baked custards junket
or rice with hot milk and little SUI
gar.
SUPPER.
MIX (warm or cold), custard or
prune pulp or apple (baked or in
sauce), or rise, or stewed fruit, with
zwieback. bread or crackers.
DIET FOR CHILD TO YEARS OLD.
BREAKFAST.
Fruit. cereal, soft boiled or poached
egg with stale bread or toast, and a
glass OF milk.
DINNER.
/. Soup as described in paragraph
above ,. Scraped beef. white meat
of chicken, boiled fish like halibut, or
two slices crisp, broiled bacon. steak
or chop cut fine. 3. Mashed or baked
potatoes, macaroni, peas. spinach, car.
rots. beets. squash, or caulifiower. 4. A
glass of milk with educator or graham
crackers or stale bread, buttered. D
Dessert: apple sauce, baked apple
rice. 1unket or custard. also the des'
serts indicated in the dinner list above
SUPPER.
l. Stewed fruit Q a cereal. :
Bread and milk or custard. 4. Cup OF
warm milk or cocoa. 5. Crackers, OF
zwieback: graham crackers or stale
graham bread, if constipated.
The next talk on babyology will deal
with sleep. On which habit the health
of the baby and the peace and happi
/ ness OF the parents is so dependent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-25

Miss oliver OF Moline IS to be plan
iste and special soloist with Shild-
kret's hungarian orchestra at the
Illinois theatre next Tuesday evening
Schildkret's Hungarian orchestra was
brought over from Hungary during
Nhe Chicago worlds fair year. and
has especially engaged for concert
-sork in Chicago at that time through
Mrs Potter Palmer. chairman of the
ladies committee at the worlds fair.
and played at many OF the most i'm
portant concerts and social affairs dur
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-25

ing that memorable year They were
also especially engaged for a season
at Old Vienna and received the first
grand gold medal for their work Since
that time they have played all through
the east returning TO Chicago in time
10 play for Prince Henry on his tour
through this country some years ago.
While in Washington Mr.. Schildkret
played at Washington Park club, at
tended by Miss Alice Roosevelt. so
it is not surprising that he was sum-
moned to Washington to play at her
wedding.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-25

by the half open door. overhears all.
Mrs. Reynolds gives her husband the
alternative to accept the proposition
which will enable her to have the lux
uries of her more fortunate neighbors
or she will leave him, her home and
all. The desperate husband, driven,
surrenders, at last IN get my money
first and reform afterward. like the
rest of en-, he cries. and lets the
cement contract go through. He is
not one of those. as his friend. the
reporter says. who can do wrong and
get away with il. The wrong gets
away with him."
y great book and great play are
not always Synonymous In a great
many cases the dramatization of
story has failed entirely to please.
But such it seems is not the case with
That Printer of Udells,' by Harold
Bell Wright. From the start to the
finish the book has made a splendid
acting drama, Each character stands
out with fidelity to the story that is
both refreshing and delightful All
the incidents that made the book so
charming and held us from cover to
cover are reproduced without loss of
strength or interest. and of the drama
tizatiol made by Mr.. Wright and Els
berry w. Reynolds, it may be safely
said that it has indeed made a SPLEEN
did play. strong and pleasing and thor
| ouehly true TO life. That Printer of
Udell's" will be the attraction at the
! Illinois tomorrow.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-07
@u@criprnA.

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Nuh ganS pcrnrmlt. heb irob Sem
Suuptl
Gin aDttlid Hcdlt blcibtf pcmph Sein:
Sem. Der Sid trdnttc. = 81 ncrs
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-07
Gr5iebunasbiloer.
(@us DEM Srde 9leid)eu Namens BON
Sr. 9. Scrserpoort, I'M @erlage :
bon @en8iger Bros, Chicago,
81. - Yreis $1.25.)
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(@ine feline, aber lpabre Sc
Idlichte.)

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linb Ipielte nit ibrer Yuppe. Sas
&offee9eihirr ltanb aif Dem Siih.
ilno Die Wltter ruar ioebcn binniisgez
gangen. Sic hattie Der &(einen elm
Stiidhen 3nder abgel6la9en.
Nennd)en ip0lte bod einmal iehcn,
ob uiht nod 3nfer auf Dem Silhe
itebe. lluo ais iie Die gefiiQte Sole
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an, baB lie ein Stiidd)cn aus Der Sole
nebmen tpnnte. ghir Elm einsiaes,
gan5 tleines Stiiddeu, pas merit Die
Mutter uidt!
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Den 6imntel. aber Die 60ien, melde
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Nlatidipcibcrl" brnmmlc @tmthen3
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gSdbti1c alntidluciberl~ iIiiiterie
Sos Slim.
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Nrnu bcS %anic5 ibnen nit frcI.oigcr
Mienc eutgeaeu. ogb. ipie MID SaS
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miro icben Sna biitidcr. Acrncn Gle
9lnB. leacn SIC nb. Sic lpiiicL mic
germ ih nit Sbnea p(onHcyel"
Nenna3en hattie 0ic Buppe bciIcttc
GeIegt rmo %itartte nit groBel Nlacu
ibrc Muttcr an, 'luetde iebt Ole .1dBs
lidcn &iutIdpetbcr@ 10 lieb uuS
biibiA iaab. AlS\ oar Sciu6 liA
inter elmer 6lltb bon 2iebcnSmiirbias
feiten pcru6ldiebet hattie. i%euiStcN Sic
Whittier: g@ptt lei SAM"
Nenndlen lrdgtc -5ngenh: -Mutz
ter?" - o&as miait 0u?" - .&alt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-07
SGs &inflcin pcu bethlehem.
tGiacr murscnldroiItcu Sc9cnpc
uad)cr5dblt.

(Sprtiebimg unb Shhlb. )--Ginigc
Sage paren pergailgcn. Sn Beth
lcbem luar grcbc Sral!er einsefcbrt;
Die Miltter lucintcn lilb lppiltcn lid,
nidlt tr6ltcn laiicn. Sem iocruSce
bate Elm groBeo 8lutbar aiigeridtct,
er bate icineu &riegslcntcn 6eiotleii,
ale andblein ION 5ipei Satren mn
fGrlniter Si t6btcn Srosbcn apcr
iilrftcte CT. bdb gcrnce oasicnige
&idbGcnt ons er,5u pcrSerbcn iIdlte,
entfommen lei. Ncshalb mubts Scr
arieestnedt III Stootttor aui Dem
%ulfen& ltelcn.
Gs mar nod nib @orScns; iiber
SuodaY bergen bcSdun cS 81 odms
nerIi, ais bas Sbor scDiinct muroc.
Atcr fcinc Staarcn Selbarbcitcr
ltrpmtcn hcralis, mi in Der murgcnDs
Iidlen aiiblrns Su nrbcitcn. Sn Beth
lcbcm irdr gar 81 piel Snmmer. Sod
pn falncn 5iuci Vcltc in grobcr Gle
duf pn@ Stnattsor Sii. Gil Niann in,
Silbcrhunr nnb cine fcin Ncbuutc
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Gle @clfilt zines &inbes untcriheibcn.
@r puarcytc iih iitcr Den pcrsuciicicn
WtIth, mic CT ihr @naniB nanntc uno
biclt Or Grnn bic Sdncihc icincS
Sdipcrtcs cntGcecn. Soh pl0bli4l
cn.pinuo or q .:a inlh' cmpiiHolihcn
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lpiufiiriih ha2 St,gcrt Ss1cn licB unS
uGA Dem Nrrc iiitlsc. @irtlid,. cine
9icne tGi,s ton eeito ten. lintcrSeS'cn
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@pIbnr lcin 5dlpert ipicScr .arf mo
rutatc lirtcr i5tcu her. tis CT lie cills
gcbolt bate.
Sd mug loiien. ipaS rd5 @cib sn
.per6irAt inter ih.cgl S.;a.". ingte CT
nit rollcnrcn Nugcu.
Zic Nrall ubcr r'l.lotc iiG uncrs
idrrGcl, nit .c'l,cm Ir,!Hcn pcrz
lraucnSca' Sdacln 81 Dem Sulcatcn
bin. %liiitcte DEN Sipicl itr.o Sudcs
nup iAgt.: ,S;cb'. wao i'd bier
traas!"
Sem aricgofucd,t itrablte Gin 1lens
Sitt catlegci. CT prnatc sur;id
l.nb 'd.cii bic Nuaen. Sam itoutc
CT wicScr hin ura crblid;, Gin 8lnSd
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CT isins @uub arS nnD iuhr nit Der
Sluiialcn oic @lumcn; bon CT
iii9itc aidtS. ais Sllmenblutfcr.
Nls hic Srau ooS sud- ipicocr slls
500. brtruhtctc tic nit cincm luumScrs
rnr bplhcn. aliictl; fcn Sdhclh nas.
mas lie dili Dem Srrlc trua.
Sd mn6tc. bdH Oil Shn, nihts sts
lcio ibun piirbcit. luenn OIL gS crs
blidteit" laatc tic irrunplih. -%iait
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mo bic 2cutc Sic6sn lie6
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lrar cs ibm fpiroer. ais rcnn
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3ctt fnmen 3ric9sltutc aus
Per Stnbt aclaufcn Die pc~rfiinoctcu.
oab Gin auabe aui Dem Armc Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-07
@abc Seine @ltern Itch.


bab Seine @ltcrn liet. mci:t Sila.
: bate tets lie hnd,.
ger peiB. iuie laiac. lalec nod
Sle nod Scin ci.lcn 'iro.
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Sic Dir crtre;Bt Scr Sof.
ilue pl5btid) no5t iiA Sir oie Sipth
llno 5itt'res 5cr5clcip.
ilnb OF Scin Sinu pcu idipcrcl
SAIng
Iuh pollercs ridlt CRAFT,
Vas 5bcurcs Nu bcrIorcn balt.
3eigt Dir Der ndditc Saa.
ga fiibt Sid oann fein Niittcrlein.
@cin @ater Idiibt Sid mcbr.
Sic Tdl'ntc itcbcn 80 uno lccr
On bit nIlcin - naciu.
llnb bangc Hcalc iiiblt Ncin Scrs.
@cnu cs Dor Stunocn ocnft,
ga On Die @lteru oft gcfrlnft
llno tic crfiiat nit Sdmcrs,
0'rum fo(gc Seinen Gltern. &iuh,
. tnltc Itets tic hof,
yer lpciB, mic Idnat, lnnec nod
Sic Sir 5llr Seitc iinD.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-07

feline Nabrultg mebr betonirt. Sns
f~olgebciicu leipet ser Sdusliu9 Sab
rllngsmaugel bel gefiilter Slaide, CT
bIeibt idlpdhIid, lpirb gcgcniiber CIR
franfungen MISUNDERSTANDING unb
unterliegt MIR 5i oft. SieIcn nnbeils
pollen MibitdnDcn belfen Die nell er@
filnbenen nnb fndmdnniId crprobten
SruberS 9 nug | q 6 c
%. &.sS. 215,S29) p%ollitdnOig ab.
insem tic Die @afulrmbilbuu9 pur6
Gippen, Die am Salie Der Slnide ane
aebraht iino uno ppm 8ummildltger
i~iber5pgene .9nftfandle biloen, perbins
bern. 9amit feline Sliiiiiefeit entrin@
nen fam, periiingen iid Die 8nndle
mad obcn, bilben an Der Wiinbun9 0eS
6alies cine elatte Sldhe, Die Der uins
gelegte @ummilallger peri6lie6t. geiin
Saugen offnen unb ihlieben lid Die
&andle pe~ntilartig nno laiien burf
3utritt Der 2uft niemals elm @afltum
e~ntiteben. Sabur1 lit cine poltoms
menere bpsieni1he g~rnGbruu9 DER
SGuelinse, geiidert, pelde Sabr nm
Sabr Sauienben &inberu bas 2eben
erbalten unS Sauienoen Gritarfrn9
brin9en miro sur Mebrung unb
&rdftigun9 bes Solfes.
~ ~ y
SSeK' G~,eiites &iub mullde 5raucn=
rehtlerinnem
iino. bat Srau 9alirn IS. Siren IN
elmer Mnipradbe in Chicago beflinoet.
Cine Srnu. 10 fiibrte lie aus, fonne
niht sleid5eitig cine quite GbriItin
mo cine Suffra9ette ieiu. Ils cine
Suifrngette f0nne tic Die 8ibel, Die
in Iiem Dem mGunlideu @eihleGt
Elm .@unopot" einrdnme, nidt ais
bon @ott inlpiriert annehmen. Sic
beipuBte Srduenrehtlerin miiBte
oui elmer 8epiiiup Der Si6el be-
itebcn. ipenn lie i~i6erballpt etipas bas
BON miilen lpplc; bonn i6r lei in Dem
Sud- Der Bidder feiu 9Slos ailscpiez
fen. Soft lei oarin nils Mann bare
gcitcl(t. ebenio GbrtinuS. ebenio bic
Spoitel; Der Srau ici lebigliG cine
oienenbe Stcllung 5ngemielen; unh
Sieic 3uriidiebung ser Sruu hlird)
nie 8ibel lei oerantiuortlid iiir bie
llnterbrildung beS Sraucugei6ledtea
bis ani Cen b%eutiseu Tug.
Sic gutr 9amc bat oiigenlhciu
lid nod feline 3sit Gefruoeu. neiut
nut Mcdt Der sgSdtberer", sic Si6ct
unb pic @eidihic oeS GGriitentbumo
al iltbicreu. NnorrniaIls miibtc tic
Sd6 - sic Scbre pes epriitcns
t6umS mar. rcld'c Die Sreu cmpor
suG eli$ scr nicbripcn mn pcrGdt
Iidcn StcQlus. bic ibs oaS 8eihcn
tblm angemiticn hattie. limo tic
ihaut dlldl nidlt fldreu @lide3 in ha5
bcltigc 3eitaetriebe. ipnir miiroe lie
crtcnucu. boij baS mooernc 6eiocus
tblm bci nIlcm diIbcreu Suit bic Srnu
nit Dem a!cidcu SWidinl beprpbt. rnS
i6r Nnt6cil Dor Dem Ilftretcn bcS
Is briitcnthumS gcmeicn mar, @er
nit Der Gpllc, Die Der Sran I'M 0cil5s
plane 5%uaerpieien mar. nidlt 5ufrieoeu
lit, iper in Der @tlittcr I'M 8duie BON
Nusarctb nm Der Muttcr inter Dem
niHt bds bodlite Soeal pirfs
lider @eiblidieit an crblidcn perndg,
ocilen @ciit III pcrhlenoct une Der
nnb lpcnn cine tSrau cS lit. sic
ibren Observation-Disclosures gleih Der
Shlangc I'M Snrabieic Bic AuilcbnunaI
geocn Die g1ttlidc &eiS6eit,
pnnn iiiblt man Iidl fait perild)t. ibr
bic gSegnuiaen" ocS bon ibr 9epres
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-07
Jlr die lig5e Dugena.
sxx2aNXxsNxxo

vi riiSis Sst.,e oiiBe ltnp siiiB Ieiie
ais Der @rottc b%innls, ilpcs has
andblcia inn nadlidldlltc nit Scinen
9rpBcn wluspcrhnrcn ainoertiigcu. -
(S. SinvluQc.1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-07

bigten nrepibicrten" Gbriltcnthums 81
lpiiniden. I6er Inn Der Sielen pi0en,
Die lid) bird iolhes @eihipdb ocr1
pirren lniien lam man nur idmer5<
li6es Seballern empfinbcn ii6er ioldJe
Gcrbleilouno.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-07
SOLUTION OF CHAPTER n.

&idI luer piel bat, III reid. ipa.
bern lper wenia bebarf.
@eiie lit. lper ridlt trunria ii
iibcr Gas mas CT nid)t bat, picln,ehi
irob iiber 9as. ipus CT bat.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-03-21
LOCAL ulCONICs

See the 3rd series Of what
Happened to Mansy" at the Opera
House tonight. .a. -
There will be an Easter program
given By the Sunday School Of the
Baptist Church Sunday morning at
IL o'clock. The Adult Chorus will
also sing. In the evening there
will be fine musical program by
the Chorus.
John A. Gill. Of Reno. is in EIko
for few days on business connect
ed with the Southern Pacific. Of
which road he is travelling freight
and passenger agent. 49,.
Send your laundry by parcels
post to the Troy Laundry, Elko, New.
Laundry returned the same way.
Good service and promptness is our
rule Of action. Mining camps and
places remote from the railroad can
get satisfactory results by sending
work to this well known laundry.
Give it trial and be convinced.
Subscriptions for any periodical
at publishers prices at news stand
in Postal Telegraph Office. We
can make You some record break
ing prices on club offers. Advt.
Try our home cured Bacon and
home rendered lard. Appetising
pure and wholesome. Quality
Meat Market. Advt.
April numbers of fashion books
and magazines now on sale at news
stand in Postal Telegraph Office.
Advt.
Is Howell your jeweler? If not
why not?
), Subscribe for The Independent
and send It to your friends. II ia
better than a letter from home.
They will appreciate it,. so will we.
Don't fail to read that master.
piece Of fiction 'The Valley Of the
Moon" byJaek london. In April
Cosmopolitan, now on :.sleh'at the
news stand in Postal Telegraph
Office. ..
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-03-21
PRESENCE OF MIND

Joseph E. G. Ryan, the Chicago
story-teller, was OF train coming
across the continent that was held
up near Reno. He says:
when the robbers came in the
front end Of the car, wearing
masks and commanding everybody
to shell out, I noticed two druiii.
mers who sat at the Tar end Of the
car. They had opposite seats. As
the robbers came down the canter
Of the car and oil the passengers
obliginsly shelled out. the two
drummers became very much exeit-
ed. One Of them tried TO stuff bis
money into his shoe. A robber
saw him anu harshly commanded
him to stop it. Just hefore 'he
robbers reached the drummers one
of them dug into bis pocket, pulle
out a roll Of bills, took of three
or four and handed them to his
friend across the aisle, saying
hoarsely: "Exstien, here's dot fifty
dollars vot / owe you."
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-03-21

to know whether the ore likely is
milling or shipping in character,
and if there As q known process
for handling the ore should it prove
refractory. IA $751;.
When one considers the expense
Of developing. a prospect. of the
risks taken uf,dor the most favor
able circumstsnees, whether ore
can be marketed once it is found,
the railroads. and smelling rates.
and the thousand other. items Of
expense and risk incident to the
business, taking, all this into con
sideration in view Of the. natural
suspicion the East holds regarding
mining, it readily is seen. that the
more straightforward are the
business principles involved hand.
led, the more chance one stands OF
getting help. For a year or more
past. men of means have been re-
luctant to finance anything.
The whole world has been under
suspicion, but the clouds are clear.
ing away one by one, slowly but
surely, and there is no getting
round the fact that it is easier &c
get an audience to-day than six
months ago. 81. .
look for no insane mining
boom. on indiscriminate promo.
tions and financing, nor inspiring
hope Of millions by the mere dis
play of an enormously rich picked
sample or ore. .. ri
Hook also FOR the investor to SEE
to it that the money he puts ur
will go into the ground honestly
We are entering upon an invest
ment era, not one of speculation.
1t will be an era of ore finding
and not one of showing wildcat
stocks upon an unsuspectinR public.
The. pGblic is not unsuspectine
any more, The nationwide deter
mination to get back to a sane and
legitimate basis of transacting
business covers mine financing
also. but it is going to be an ideal
period for the real miner, the real
developer of mines.-Salt Lake Tri-
bune.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-03-21
SOUTHERN PACIFIC SURVEY.
ERS IRE NgW It AUSTIN

The corps Of Southern PAeific
surveyors, . party of twenty five
or thirty men, are now in the
vicinity Of Ledlie, just below town.
They are surveying . line from
ArHenta, east Of Battle Mountain.
southerly to connect with the
Owens Lake road through to Los
Angeles. From point few miles
south Of Ledlie, It Is understood the
surveyors will cross over to Smith
creek valley and 60 down
lone valley. This route is known
to be over the easiest grades be-
tween the main line and the desired
connection at Nina or LuninR, be-
sides being the shortest.
Since the Southern Pacific has
also recently run q survey from
Palisade down Smoky. there is
some question as to which will be
the final route favored by the de-
cision Of the engineering depart
ment. But the probabilities are in
favor Of the Reese River route.
Round Mountain and Manhattan
offer freight on the easterly line.
The railroad people figure, how
ever, that, this will reach their
cars anyhow, and at best it is a
small matter compared with the
ultimate purpose Of the new north
and south line which is projected
in order to handle the great annual
shipments of southern California
fruits.
Which ever way it goes. Austin
will be on the line. e.-Austin Reveille
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-03-21

Take advantage Of the tree offer
before it is too late. Remember
this is pr obably the last oppor-
tunity TO get supply Of forest and
shade trees on such liberal terms.
On Saturday, March 22nd, the
Elko Hide and Junk Company will
give an Easter gift to every hoy
selling junk to that firm. Advt.
st. ..
For quick service take your tele.
grams to the Postal Telegraph
Company. II will pay you in the
long run. WIS F."
Buy the Salt Lake Tribune at
news stand In Postal Telegraph
Office. Utah's best daily paper.
Adyt.
Patronize the Postal Telegraph
Cable Company. Fastest service in
the world. Advt.
For Sale--A lot Of fine posts an ID
several cords Of good wood. Will
lie delivered IN quantities to suit.
Inquire Of George M. Clayton Elko,
Nevada.
Bring your job printing to- the
Independent office. A good supply
OF new job type has been added
under the new management which
enables the office to turn, out
work as good as the beat. Out of
town customers can have their
orders filed by parcels post.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-03-21
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend to our many
friends, our heartfelt thanks for
their many kindnesses rendered to
us in the burial Of our beloved one,
Mrs. H. s. Crane.
Henry s. Crane,
VIM. Meyers.
A. Bruce and family.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-03-21
SAFE AND SANE MINING OR
DER OF THE DAY INSNEVADA
Salt Lake Mine Expert Airs His Opin-
ions in Breezy Fashionable Says
Wild d-Catting in Mining Busi-
ness is Thing Of the Past. r.

A we'll known mining man I as
returned to Salt Lake from a pro
fessional visit to various impor tant
business and financial centers Of
the country, and he said Thursday
that while there remained some
prejudice against mining, this feel.
ing was growing less and less.
There has been a vast change in
sentiment during the past six
months. he said, and while people
with money to invest had not over
looked the results of the wild orgy
Of wildcatting that tlourisbed prior
to the 1907 panic days, they were
beginning to appreciate that min
ing offers opportunities when pro-
perly conducted that no other in
dustry presented.
To the Tribune he said:
The average investor is hard to
approach on mining proposition.
The industry has not escaped the
muckraker which was the logical
result of the wild campaign of ille-
gitimate promotion of few years
ago. | found people realizing the
difficulties of mining, yet they
know at the same time how gener-
Gus ara the results when success
once is achieved.
Investors are liable to size up a
new proposition today much more
intelligently than ever before, and
in this lies the most encouraging
outlook for western mines.
The next movement for.
ward will be more of 8
business nature, and the man with
the Legitimate prospect willing to
give the public a fair show will
find lite difficulty in acquiring
financial assistance. %. o.. ..
Developing the average mine is
becoming more difficult as the
years go by for the reason that the
ground is pretty we'll covered and
the new proposition is more likely
to be distant from facilities. The
average investor is beginning to
appreciate what distance from a
railroad means. He is beginning
to study the conditions. He wants
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-03-21
Poor speIIlna a a Lurs.

The critical eye OF q conscientious
photographer was attracted hy tho
Sign above q Third avenue lpnchson.
and he went in to set the prOprieto1
right. Yes" said the iunohroom
man, I know sandwiches IL wrong.
but you sec that sign attracts . lot
OF smart Alecks' into tho store who
want to teach me how to spell and
after they como they usually stop
long enough to order somethinE.
Whatu yours be7"-New York Trib-
uno.