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The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1913-04-11
BlarneY.

Honest Barney McGuffey, the silver.
tongued orator OF tie Tenth precinct
of the Twentieth ward, has just got
old country. Barney" said one OF his
admirers. Sure and have--and twas
fine reception they gave me there"
And did We go to Barney castle?' Il
did that" HBut a foine orator like We
self would never need to kiss the Blar-
ney stone" Well, that's what
thought, but no sooner had got into
the castle, and before had time to
defend meself. mind We, the Barney
stone flung Its arms about me neck
and kissed me. kansas City Star.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1913-04-11
Real Origin of the Pearl

the larva dies. its body is gradually
converted into carbonate OF lime, and
the pearly mass proceeds to grow
with the shell
IL the larva lives, 1t may pass into
the body OF the strong jawed trigger
fishes which prey on the pearloys,ers,
there undergoing further development
Ultimately IL reaches the body of the
great rays, which In turn eat the trig.
ger-fishes. In the rays the worms at
tain full development, and produce
larvae that are cast into the sea and
firid Judgment in pearloysters. Thus
the cycle is begun once more.
We may literally accept the saying
of celebrated French investigator,
that the most beautiful pearl is in
reality only the brilliant sarcophagus
of a worm"
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1913-04-11
cuApTEe xxvIII.-continued.

why didn't you explain. dear, to
the captain" Evelyn asked, with one
OF those bursts OF naivette that con-
trasted so charmingly with her usual.
~ Astounding good judgment.
Cameron smiled. 81 couldn't get
near the captain. my child" he re-
turned, indulgently. 1T wasn't be-
cause didn't try. The officers ridi-
culed my assertions as pipe dreams.
and when, at each port, l pleaded to
be allowed to communicate with our
consul, was only kept under stricter
guard"
And so his story continued. inter
rupted at intervals by questions from
one or another OF us, until we had the
whole wretched tale of cruelty. In
GLIDING the final chapter which pre-
coded the rescue.
When he learned that every stoker
and trimmer. save himself. had been
ordered on deck. still hoping against
hope that the outside world had at
length been moved to ihtercession In
his behalf, he demanded to be allowed
to go with the rest And when his de-
mand was refused he rebelled. fight
ing his way to liberty with an iron
bar from a cindertub, which he had
purposely concealed for such emer.
gency.
have no inclination to test patience
by detailing all the events and record
ing all the dialogue of that happy day.
Much that happened and much that
was said | must leave TO the imagina-
ton of those that read. But cannot
refrain from the statement that Cam
erons meeting and reconciliation with
his old freud DR.. Addison was one
of the brightest spots In a delectable
constellation. The meeting between
Evelyn and her uncle was an episode,
too, to touch the sensibility of the
most apathetic. And if there had lin
gered single doubt as to the wisdom
or expediency OF accepting their COM
partnership on my expedition of rescue
ii must have been dispelled by the
emotional thrill which these scenes
provoked
Our homeward voyage. which all
of us were anxious should not be de-
layed, was by way OF Naples. Hartley.
who appeared TO be able to go and
come as he pleased. accompanied US
that far, and our farewells to him, on
the deck OF the Koenig Albert. were
combined with a fervor OF gratitude
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1913-04-11
Shorthand Typewriter.

A new machine. called the steno-
type. has been invented, which en-
ables the shorthand writer to get
from 400 to 600 words minute upon
paper in an absolutely correct and
accurate form. The basis of operat-
Ing machine is phonetic spelling II
is but a shorthand typewriter. While
the work done Is virtually the same as
done by shorthand 1t has the advan-
tage OF being recorded in plain Eng
lish characters y
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1913-04-11
Costly City improvements.

If all the buildings torn down an
nually in the borough of Manhattan.
In New York city could be assem-
bled they would make good-sized
town. Last year the number of build
ings demolished was SIG, and a gas
tank brought the total demolition to
$50. The front feet measurement OF
the houses pulled down was 24,ST5.
or approximately four and three-quar-
ter miles. Nine houses out of ten de-
stroyed were four stories high.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1913-04-11
The Bible:
What 1t Is
The Bible is the
BY REV. WILLIAM EVANS,
Director Of Bible Course.
Moody Bible Institute. Chicago

The Bible Is the
Book OF God and
religion. There are
other books be-
sides the Bible,
we are told, that
reveal God to us;
e. e., the book or
nature. and the
book OF provi-
dence. We admit
that nature re-
yeals God to US.
That the heavens
declare the glory
of God. and the
armament shows
his handiwork, we
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1913-04-11
Explained.

He-Look at Blinks, able to retire
from business. and | am still In har-
ness.
She-Yes, but Blinks isn't a mule.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1913-04-11
Appropriate.
What did the railroad man get for
his birthday PRESENT."
Some rev ties"
Appropriate.

Water in bluing il adulteration. Glass and
water makes liquid blue costly. Buy Red
Cross Ball Blue, makes clothes winter than
snow Adv
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1913-04-11

FOR CHEAP ssa. ssss vi. q
engine one % horse. power engines one lsin. crcu-
lar saw mill with " ~. track carriage In two sections
for long timber Will take part pay In lumber.
One stave cutter two stave onters, hoop and stAvs
machinery. Michels 50 E. Fort st.. Detroit, Mich.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1913-04-11
ks isn't a mule.

Mrs. Wins.ow's Soothing Syrup for Chiidreu
teethtng, softens the gums, reduces inramma-
tor, allays pain cures wind collie. Csc bottleAue
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-02

Strom a5sr uHterbruden :puros, srs
naftsn tie aus ihrsr 9stbdrais. @as
bic 0artois peranlobt. 1T biahtr nod
niht oGfaetIGrt. Cine Sueeeitionsz
pirtune. an Die man bel Yienihsn
neHtsn piiroe. tonmt lei Sitren MD.
in Sstraht. @ieLlsitt ouer 1T Is
,iue trampfurties Starrt Der Wustus
Iatur, Ole nnter Gem GinfIuHe oes
W,hisIitromes sinisbt, pisaeidt auh
zine ioaenannte .Sdredftarre~, ME
tie non bsl ~9apnoien" Der 9ums
msrn uuo St0Iae Der bttanut 1T.
Die 0ummern laien fif ourh tiueu
0sfhidten. IdneIsn @rlff ouF 81.
S6ersn fallen, Sic 6rOite psrhcrrsu
e~benfans unberpeelih in ibrsr Steis
lung rno Iino unsmpfiuoIih. lpenn
ie auf ben &idsn ospoyfen tperoen.
Sb man Sen eIsttriifeu ShIuf cub
lei Meniftn betporrufen tanu, lit
nod un9epif. @ieleitt IGbt IS iih
aud an Stsle pon ortIihen 9etdus
bunQen bet tlein.D Nptrotionsn ane
'nenoeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-02

aen. ooh tonnte feline llsbeytyaoung
Ser 3rantbsit hurh SIeie Snietten
nadestpisien pereen.
Srunfimdltbehanelnna omrdl Nnpuoic.
Na6 D.. p. Sarff in @,r,iH III in
Ser Sano hes turoicsH Hrites sic
SnpnoIs Elm gutes Mi.is.. zen Wtltn
0es 5rinters gu itdrten, lhm Selbits
psrtrausn su asbsn Sic sin}eIntn Id
Itiosn GridtinunJen Ger Gi,obo!psrs
aiFtunaer 81 mi!osrr ms s,trdali6
Al MAIDEN. i'm po:i str SLtt uno
Dem ,3rpana III 5efrsieu. 4ltohoIs
trante Tine m.iit Iti6teg 81 burnotis
iieren, rptnn einmal 0ey Oioeritano
qebrpten II unc oos M}!g'rau,n Iif
in @ertrduen um0vipnn>e.t Eat. Sbre
Northumberland IT msiII oroBer ais
Qerp0bnlih. ,bc 8etpuBt''in nsiQt gu
ttIumeriIten Ddmmsy5uitdnoen.
Bel 0i6bcuIt Iino unite 1011 ong,s
mein G~rtran.ttn mr. q anenpfdn9z
lib fir 6ppnois gefpsisn. Or. D.
9dpff bsiIt iebt ueiit in itt3 Wodsu
BEL n6hentli6 sfpeimoI.,cy 6ppnoie
Ql'oholtrirter. sic er fraher taft ner>
loren belt. SeIbit lei (rinterinnsn,
bie in ser MnI:olt u'si': Elm Sabr BE-
bulten rerben, sat sr in oisism 3eit~
ruum DFters Icjon Saufye-folgs BON
tis iebt ndhfpsi3Lar IsGre-m Sob
rem emraieIt. Hiidfdne Sint nint ausaes
'dloTen, oo6 m1ndsr brautt eeras
oesu sen HiidfaG, UNI 0Irh oieies
Grleben eEoeiiltig sGr 9ernunit oes
SlpunQsn gu nsroen. NuBerNem 1T
sic 0ppnoie imitanbe, ZEN Hiidfall
raid pieoer gu b,iler peun I'LL teine
falIde Sfam ben Srauten 5ulanas
s~lriidb1lt. lin Rididle su perhiis
ten, muB man aud 0ie Nngeb0rigen
oes 9rdn.sn uno feline um9ebune 81
beeinfluHen iuhtn. Die me,'teu tpers
ben ourb m~iB9unitigen oosr bosbafs
ten llmaduq ridfGuie gtmoht. 0ess
balb iin0 sic @ntbdltiumteitspereine
nIs midtiqe Stlibe fir zen Wieosrs
9eneitnoen gu empfeblen Mud Jog,
QuartaIstrinter laHen ia nit Dous
ererfpls orrd 6ppnoie feiIen. @isls.
ole 10 bsnonnt neroen. iin0 oertannte
@eleQenbeitstrinter. bel 0ensn ourh
einmaIigen 4ItobolaenuB Die an9es
borene p0er erpprbene NItohoIemps
finolit.eit itorte Re;spjrtun9en ers
5su9t. Wsnn Elm NltrboItrihter Re
banoelt iein min, ipsnn er npt oes
mile GinIid1t bat. mem oie Sr9ane
G6 nod nift i'm lebten Stqoium Der
Grtartung beiinten, fam man inn
nod bsIfen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-02
z or stndu6e Geatf.

GO nan an einem eff ..alten gtns
b~embera6eno oes Sabres 1868. Sir
Uli6ael sofia elite, in ieinen pel3
3e6iiQt. iiter cen 0onooetiquure in
Qonoon; er bate feline Yoritellunq in
Der GoDent Gar0en Optr oirigiert;
nun polte er beir1. Wt0Blit blsibt
Fl Ite6ea. mar es 3duihuu9? Sonnt.
bag moqlid isin2 Nber mirt!id,
bier ouyA Die siIig faIte No6t t.1ns
am ii6er oen 9lab Ole pebmiitigsa
g0ne zines 6tQoB. Der aopellmei@
fer QiaQ unnilltu~ ,ih Dem aldngs
na6. un0 an elmer Ode, an RdnOe
0es 9lrQeri;si9es. iiebt er einen iur'
orn, ihmddtiqen, Dor 9dlte 3ittrus
ben Burden. fat nod elm aino, Der
Geuo Ipielt uno ousblidt, OBJ tein.r
tomrt. i6m cine &upfsrmiin3e 3u3us
inerfen. .@arum ipieItn Sis Oenn
6ier2" Der anne Gtrobsnmuiitdnt
6tjdte ben Grcqenoen cine gauge
q9ejlt itpmm an. sbe er Ieiie Die Nnts
fport Qa6. rDeil i'd 0unger bote."
f1qte CT. Der GnpslIWeiiier rei6te
i5m eine Wuu]e uno 3ag ED cine 8is
r tcrte: ur0 IS Der iuHoe Weuit
nj nItiien Worgen tel Sir Wi6u.(
goro Doriprd6. mar er dIs GeaiIt
fir bag Cr6sfer Ger Gopent 8aroen.
Cper sn8a9isrt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-02
lcB!cr TDnnsG rprenmann.
audl err mar BEN ntien IdltunOpier3iseru
bci6u}nhlcn.

Na6 Der GieYiaen Sdrsibnsiie iti.
mes Vomen5 gu fhlisben. niiro. man
Qouis 9edn, pelfsr unldnQit ON
@olbereu Ior i'm utter oon rs 55
Y Sabren bos 3eitlihe ieonste. moht
nidt ols sjnen 3urponosrer Dor
OeutihI1ro un3ufebsu qsne;at ieir,
Gr III ober fo80r an ben oItsn @hl~
urppisr3i9eru 3u 3dblsn. 8amnls
rod etipos gu jurq, um In ben
Stutms uuo TrGn1 Grei1niisn
1eutf6fanbg Elm urmittsl5orer 9dmp:
fer gu Tsin. ipisIte er in Der rau0-
bau3iqsn Guttur @eihihte unisre3
W,itens cine 6scsutsnoe Role, unt
nit i6m 1T robriheiuIid Der lc8ts
.Qonp G%rprebrsitsr" oohiH9sFfif.
ben. or botts cine 70 a6enisuerlirt
2~ouibohn. rpie my irQslo Elm melt
lifsr Qionisr, Defenders o6sr I'M
ponp Grprsboienit, nslfer po-
BEN Gin0rinqsn bes G~iien61bns unr
beg 9.I.qrap6enpsi,rs BON 10 GRO,
Bey Wittiq'sit NOR!
IN Teinsr often barn0psrii6en 81
mot botts Qouis Tien 49, oies pac
ber uriprGngJids Rome - obIhor
BEN ana6snoltsr nod ni6t qar3 en-:
po6Ten, pso.n isiner Iittigteit elm:
Qufi,hrtene cuff .inem CUTE er5oi-
ten; abr er F1bte cine tiefe Qbnsj.
ounq oeoea bic bsroItsten S.oucss.
begriffs, Die ey gsyaos in bisIsr I'm
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-02
ltebertraauna Der 0inosrIdfmnng
onrdl tUtc WcocuitGnoc.

Die Qnitedunqs!re9e Ger epi0emts
Iden 9interlI3muns inns rob nidt
nit StherGeit IeItoeIteut. GrioatOos
3.nt Dr.. Spiefion in GtofDolm ers
fdisn es notwithstanding, oaB. pie lei
lnNrn SnTettionsfyuntfeien, his Nm
fteduno ou6 ourt tote 0eaenNdno:
Dor Tid o.psn t:nn. lin fieribst
alarbeit gu sr1altsu, iprtoen Grperie
mente an NFIen po7gsnommer. lin
gu iebcn, ob oas @iit pieuei6t an
totem @.genitintsn batter 5Isibt, CAB
Or. SrIef,on Ifpsrtrurten airosrr
9omprefen, Die tpie I~aIheatiit'r 90
nutt nurGen. MuB:roem lieb er elm
itpertron.es Wloden cine 2oplles
riear6.it nit einem Stiid6er papier
ausfjbren un6 enolid EN- @iIosrbu6
unt,r ben ain0ern 5irtu!i.ren. Oar
ouf purben NfFen nit cer Grtratt
ser SaIdentiftsr An0 Der anoern
G~,qenItGnoe eir3eipribt. Sic ers
.rantttu iGmtlia uno itarbsn an
GinoerldhmunG, mcourd oecslen III,
oab oos Gift dieter &tdntteit on to-
ten Geoeniidnosn boftst nno ein9es
trodnst nod qifti1 isin lam. Sehr
ipohrI6sinliA 1T aud. 0oB totes Wlas
teriaI, i~nsseicnbsre Milt InO 5rints
rpaTsr, Die aran.h:it meier Osrbrei=
tet. Tdg Gift fam INDIRECT bdourh
U%bsrtroGen tDer6sn, oaB es, on Nus
Theitunqsn 6es 9otprs baftsno, oui
Rahrundsmittel uno De5rduds9eesns
ftdros. T. 3. GIsioun9sitiits uno
Saube, ubergeht uuo perbreitet miro.
3r. Soisfipn arbsitst. aud nit Jlies
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-02
&ulfStnmlidIc Gcilmittel.

IN einen Gortraee uber ,9nltss
AinIide D}itttI in Der rooeynen Wlst
oi5in" Ie9te unldHg1t 0e9. Weoi5inaI'
rat Yroi. 9>psnsr in Berlin i'm Der,
ein fir UoIfstunoe ouS NerbGltnis
Der miieniGcitlifen 6oridung CUR
pplt8timliten Seilfunit bar, per er
bole Gerehtigteit mioerfabren lisB.
Wie Die m;i1tnidaftlid}e @e,liunit aus
Der poIt8timI6eH 5esrorJeqdngen 1T.
Sei5en an teIteu oie aus pflan5en
Der heiben 5one %Qeponnenen Mittel.
Ou8 We6isIfjeber (nloIltid) mar in
SWbeuropu ldngft b3tcnnt, ais 1888
ole Satin oe8 ipaniihen W;niIterrt=
Iioenten in Yeru. 0rdfin oe. GinHpn.
BORT oardn e%ttrontts. GS murN ibr
elm in Gina oebrduhlihes poIt8tiims
Iihes !Seilmittel, cine NbtoAung Ser
Rinoe bon G9rter 6binue. urIpriings
lid n8uina" Tinbs Qerannt, empiobs
len, bie 10 iiberra'teno n'rtte, oab
Die @rGfin oie 9tinoe nit rad Gu=
ropa nabm, no in StaIieu iprahIi6
aus 0uina China" puroe. oblpcbi
bo8 Mittel nil Dem nineiifdrn Heithe
ni6ts 3l tun bat. GberIo lit unItr
Galicin (pon ,Salir', Weioe) urs
ipriinglif aIs ,oIt5tumlife5 6e.lmits
tel in 8eItall bon 9etrodneten un0
oepulperten Nei0e9bIdttern benubt
poroen. Ta3u n.roe b0u SO per
i1ie0enen Geioensdumen ie Elm 8lnti
gepfliidt. 3os |betdnnie fGmsr3ItiIs
lenoe Ntitttl Gocoil bsrOd1tt ieinen
llriprung Ger 8eo9ottdnQ. 00B Be-
tpohner pon Peru uno 9oltoc Qspiiie
9Idtter tauten. un eel u%nitrsngenoer
Irbeit Sic GrmiiNunJ gil tetdmpfen.
Mon ermjtts.te GS.5), 5cB ouburh
6ds 0efii1t Der 3%unaenrerpen dbgez
itumpft nurhe. mo Fano 1888, Dab
Ole Gmpfinblnqsrer0en 6es Iu9es
oaourh bouFGnojQ Th ld5men IdlIen.
Q!s nirtiames 6sllmittel gsgtn Nus
qentrantbeittr Ite(lte man 6ds Qtro@
pin aus Dem Gait Der QoQtirl6e,
nQtropo", BET, bic sen 9eitimmuna5s
namen 8ena0onna oopon erboIten
bate, Dap oGraus Elm Sd0nfitsmits
tel, 6as Die VupiGie per9roBsrt. asz
| nonnen putoe. @tt bic 8iftiQteit
mar lGn9It 1etannt, ME Der Rume
.Ntropa", obgeleite, Dor Gem Der
par2e, sic hen Getsn3'a6en obihneis
Get, beiagt. 0i9itGlis puroe bereits
| 1910 BON W1lter pcn Der YoQellDeiN
aIs .1ingerbut" tenInnt, absr crit
1912 in Die 6eittun0e aIs Witttt Q.s
cen 6tr3lsioen tin1efibrt. Ssltener
ian6sn 0e;teine in ser 6eiltunit Ger
penbung; 6od 1T e t'in 3ufau, Dob
oas Wort PriGe Nen Rumen 8erpC,
sinsm 8srgtriItol. Ibnli6 tIjn9t;
oenn oaraus ipurosn ole 0tcier fir
grinen eemo6t. IN Joa4imstal in
8obmen Ieoien f:lber Die Qeut, SCts
den nit Gre nls Ulittst eegsn 1opfa
f6mersen cuff bas !9aupt; ntusroin1s
bat man feitgeiteai, 5aB 0i.i. GrOe
Raoium .ntbdlt. 'Fnoli6 gsht Die
bsutioe Ssrumktanolung ayf cine in
Idnet;dsn 9reiisn ,1ngt betanrts Or
|fobrung 3urid. W}an mubte, beOor
SEMINAR Die GtgBpocenimpiingung
erfan0, 5aB perio1en, Die pottns
~tronte 9ibe gsmoit,n batten. ge3en
WeniAenpodtr mebr ais andre qe=
Fdert tuaren. 0iTsnfhaft ur6 golss
b~eilunft ftehen alio %3uein1n6er in
snsit.r gejisbung
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-02

ueber Elm mertDlrot u
oes 9ufammenirsfisn miro aus Qons
Bon berittet: Gin S6ottIdnOer otrs
lisb Dor % 3abrer i:ine 9eimat:
5ta0t, I'M I'D naf aana0a gu bs9e.
ben. 5siu jln3erer 8ruosr trat BOZ
ID Sabren e5snFdtIs eit Retie mad
bort an. 8oy siuigen W2on.sn begas
BEN i'd bsi0e auf Die !9simrsiis, uno
5,nustsn beloe bds 9!eldt Sdiii.
Gis i6loFen auf oer Ja4rt Jrsuno.
'6aft, obne ijd jsbod 81 tsnnsn. Grii
els lie f6 i'm 6aufe ibrtr W(u.ter g.
ctni; .<rftunota, e%rtanHtsn id ola
gru0r.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-02

6urodniente, ole leoem Nnlturm troBen.
9os lino ia audi Die @nosmede olIer
GelIeionen, benz menihliden 8emilthe
in oieiem 9eben in isoer Gage eiuen
salt gu sepen. HfleJe Der aiinlte uno
@iiienihaften 1T l5on Der fruben Su'
eeno a%nSuratbeu. 0ie @iIenldaften,
ln%sbeIonoere oas Stuoium Der Y d I Ii r,
bietet 10 uieI itaunenoe @b%lentune, oaB
ielbIt elm ipiitbenber ShmerS iid ianit
BARN lott. llno i6lieBlid lit bod Der
9roit oes @emiltbes nihts anoeres ais
Nblentuns Der idmerSIihen @uritsuun.
gen uno 9ultr0men bon erbebenoen
Soeen.
9as NItern Ser 5rau.
Ger Serbiitung 6es friihseiti9eu III.
terms beim 8eibe wiomet Or. Singer
%geloncerte Setruhtunsen, ipeiI ia inr
oas NItern Der 6rau allen Nnihein
nab 9eionoerte 8eIeBe beiteben.
JIelId, Gier unb S1le" iollen in Der Gr.
ndbrun9 ~ge9eniber @emiiien uno Mtenls
Ipetien 5uriiftreten. WtiIb bait er fir
eth %be1onoers %geei9netes Hnhrun9smits
tel, oas ourb leine miloen @i9enihaI,
ten Dem 5arten 6rduenIeibe an9epdBt
1T. W{ehr ais Der Mann beoarf ole
Frdu auh oe5 Nufentbaltes in freter
quit, od tbr Or9anismu8 iebr leiht
CUR Slelh Ii d / net9t. @pmnas
It II erbllt ntht nur Die Sd0nbeit uno
@eitmetoi9feit Der 9orperformen. tie
mlrtt ouh Dem iibermaBisen J etton.
q = en,ge9en uno lit ieoenisQs Elm 9es
linneres WtitteI ala ole meoitament0isn
8ebeIie. 0arum 1T pielleiht nit
alleinl9er Nusnobme bes &eitens uno
&abiabrens - jeOer Sport benz 8eibe
an5urotben.
Sier lie9t aud Die GrtIdrune ees
Srrtbums, BEN bieier Gage Elm 9anos
tagsab9eoroneter beging, als ct pieoer
einnal etne YbtIippltl eesen Die
SbIanfheit Ser mooernen 0amen loss
lieB. Die 8amen iinh nidt Ihlanf.
neil es MODERN lit, iOnoern neil Ie piel
sport betreiben, mas ia 9eraoe oielent
Gb9eorbneten niht unipmpntbiid iejn
oIrite. uno neil oas Wtdohen uuo
Die 5rau upn beute idIant limb. oarum
III rSdlanfietn" einiah .Wtooe" ses
moroen. uno neil Dem 10 lit. bemiiben
iih audi Die Irdger, Die 81 beauem iino.
UNI Sport gu treiben. nit olIerblno
elb # q den Mitteln oje
eriebnte S6lanfbeit gu erreifen. Zen
W1dnnern aber 9efalt natlrllA oie
ShIanfbeit aud better ais oos pom
Nb9eoroneten SiIberer 10 bob gsprieiene
rNtolerte", tpeiI ia au6 Die NRduner
Sport treiben uno ihon oarum Die
8prsa9e zines ie9amen. isiusr
ielbit III d h 9 Mteni6enIeibas els
mem Sd0nheitsioeal oorbuSiebsn, beiien
i6Pinbare Sd0nbeit nit 6sttbel6ipers
nlIlen Sulnmmenbdn9t uno gu uorjeltis
gem 3ooe illbrt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-02
Glsftriidl,r SdIai.

Cine psrtpou, Gn:bedun9 maht.
Dor tur3em u. V1gelfhmi0t in or
gerIiner W~ebi3,r;iten GeieqihaFt.
gr b.a6ts Siers 1ur6 .irft s~lsttris
Ihen We6islitrom pon 200 Bolt in
.inen G6lais@Haro. in Dem tie D0llis
.-sfubllos eriditren. Sobalo Der
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-02
Ueues aus Uatur- unc
6eilfrnoe.

7ie Nrtitel unter bieier 8ubrii limo lebrreih
uno intereiia1t; in thren Nusfubrungen
uno Sd)luBfolgerun9en resraientiren
lie aber offers n d. Die Nniihten bee
@eiunoheltsraths.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-02

FINER fam 10 iiher
iein. gu uuen 3eis
ten bas DIR DER
Ntenidben gu finoen
ols Ser. Der ibnen
&erIdnserung ii
res 9ebens pers
ipridt, oh lie uber
aud oanoA bans
helm lit elne ons
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-05-17
-! Admission, 5 and 10 cents.
ED FINION FACES
 SERIOUS CHARGE

On an order made over the telephone by Justice of the Peace McMillen of Union township, Deputy Sheriff c. o. Payne this morning arrested J. Ed Finton, a well-known farmer living near Republican, on a charge of car nal abuse. The prosecuting witness in the case is Maggie Edwards, a girl said to be only 15 years of age, who was at local wagonyard with Finton at the time of the arrest. Finton was taken by the Union township constable to Republican today, where his exam ming trial will be held.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-05-17

to the city to hear the candidate, to leave before the speaking began.
 The accident occurred about six miles east of Conway shortly after noon today. A crowd was already as- sembled at the courthouse when the ne'v~ came over the telephone that the speaker had been unavoidably delayed ana could not reach Conway before 3 o'clock
 Reports from Vilonia are to the ef- feet that Judge Hays was greeted by large crowd at that place and his speech was we'll received
 Judge Hays arrived at Conway at 9:47 this morning, and, after greeting a few of his friends at the station, was taken in an auto to Vilonia, where he spoke this morning at II o'clock. He was accompanied on the trip by John L. Phillips and Frank Whiddon, AL bert Hess driving the car.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-05-17
PRAISES DR. CONGER.

In an account of the recent camp meeting at Eagle Park, the Lonoke Democrat says: "Dr. J. W. Conger, president of Central Baptist College at Conway, delivered two very thrill ling and instructive addresses on higher education. Dr. Conger has ed ucated more young men and women than any other man in the south, hav- ing given 35 years of his life to this work
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-05-17

pr. and Mrs. George H. Steen an- nounced today that the date for the marriage of their daughter, Miss An nie, to Harry Fierson of Tennessee, had been changed from June 12 and will be consummated on the morning of Wednesday, May 21, at 10:30 o'clock, at the Presbyterian church in this city.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-05-17
SPEAKING DELAYED
 BY BROKEN AUTO JUDGE HAYS IN ACCIDENT MACHINE BREAKS DOWN SIX MILES OUT, DELAYING AP-
 POINTMENT HERE.

A breakdown of the automobile in which he was being driven from Vii lonia to Conway delayed the speaking of Judge ". Hays of Camden until af- ter o'clock this afternoon, and caus- ed number of farmers who had come
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-21
Chances of Loss Not
One Out of a Billion.

In answer to a question. What
would happen if the man making the
note should become bankrupt" the
answer is that the man to whom
credit will be extended on four
months note by a solvent bank is
not apt to fail within four months
The chances of his failing must be
considered. however, 1t is far less
than one in ten thousand. The mem
Der bank of good standing under the
bank examiners report failing within
the fixed period Of four months is
not one in hundred thousand.
The measure Of probability of both
the maker of the note and the bank
both failing within the fixed period
OF four months is one in ten thousand
times a hundred thousand. or one out
OF a billion. But in such a Contin-
genCy the Government has the safe
guard of the reserve of the member
bank on deposit; il has also the fur
Their security of the stock of the
member bank so failing, and in the
event that this should not suffice
il has the double liability Of the pri-
waite stockholders of the member bank
In addition to this, against this re-
mote contingency, II has 33 1-3 per
cent lawful money reserve of the Fed
eral Reserve Bank; ara In addition
TO this IL has a first lien against
the entire assets Of the Federal Re
serve Bank. and the double liability
of the stockholders of the Federal
Reserve Bank. consisting of an aver
age of probably five hundred national
banks so that the possibility of loss is
not to be considered.