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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-12

This Is q great month for the dis
irritation Of rice, old shoes and cut
glusa pickle dishes.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-12

Mud We notice it's pretty nara
beat - fellow with thick glasses ii'
business deal or card game.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-12
bust of Psyche on mahogany stand
between the windows"

News itcm-Chester Fisher and VIII
HAN of Laurium have gone to Ralph,
Mich, on fishing trip.
The fisher expects to make good
"haur' OF specklcd beauties.
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"Did YOU get acquainted with her
on Your trip"
with who"
why, Mime Apols. of course"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-12
Apron Sale

LNNCPtTUI1dI sIIu 70N
Materials calico, ginglam, light dark
shades, finished edges.
others with bib shoulder window
display.
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suuKD up A6Ausf
16 AEAL INlQ0

= lhisk I hss~ Lsnp~d up assiss:
,su f-si shiss 10 Chsmhesisis'. Tab
let's" -si,-> u. T. Thoaa.. Of Tid.
iput-. "a They do the ~orh ss.'
sau.~ no sspiss.>ss ses.stoas' Il,
sas-. at sosssips,sss ~k~s Jill. ssd
.siisv eslhsf'ses are urd. ih~is ass
j. oflrs i.iIesed " soestisstios. a.
ibsy take go much water uas VI the
sssl~ms IN the other hssd shs sfs~sl
.f chas.besisla'e rshirss II So Aztec.
ssi- ssa 80 ssssssi that yos ~ su'
svsiisr iha, IL ~. bs~s produced b
10 spsie;ss. ssi NO sssssi.'s tsissss
,s.ss. ssv. W. seis y sA asals...
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MASS MEETING A SUCCESS

Ia" address Ia IN. -i,y IN = mas
Ei.-,lns al the First ~ - church ~
'I.Ss Nu,hus T. uasal6. of beaver. on
lsst -ua'iay evening" ~ss sars-sss
The auditorium. sosa above and b.
i"~s IT sa- i,-su,itai church ~as ~-li
Ill.d With '-rs sprs.-is'N- anil
responsive assi.ns.o H~ss Easa's
sss At hI. t--ss in d.se'isinx the
sg.1. assush plisan..a;s ~ ih- Nersi'
an inbi. s-ei..Ys Ills s.siy -,
tsinsi.L vi,h The -sr'sssi,sa as
Hsas ~osd .. = seed that is seadise
forth ~ sbsesaat harvest sss lad
- = spiritual poses ihsi sas ,eFS
s.Evis'e and ssa~ mrs sei ~o@.'
$40, u s.sa ise -esd saose.
c.s vrAl1 Aos &0Ill0 RESULTS
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Ptk$o,ltttS

!, L. y. Terhvne. Of Denses. 10 a bust.
sess visitor here. .t'..
h Ass. L. =. Adams. of .Desycr. "
VISITING friends In the ,city, - !.
! Thomas =. Miller. Of Keu,on. Okla.
hona. In In the city on - business
tSip. t,- r. 2
. DIR. X. sspero. Of ksusa. Guy. ar
rived here this 'morninG on = regular
|trip.
James 4. Pritchsrd. Of Wa,ssn-
burg. cane In last evening on Lusi-
Asaa trip. 7.
r. W. JoLnst0n. u beaver. arrived
here this ssornlns on . short busl-
oess trip. - l.t.
Mr. ASH Airs A. y Stanley. of
Pryor. are tisifins frisajs ID the c!ty
Tor few days. -.
Capt. =. Householder. who Is sta.
toned At vaiaez. esme 10 YESTERDAY
ea i',,sisssa trip. ,.r q
Lieut.. T.. ~. Ryies. Of beaver.
eaas N last sish, sad reported Ses
th,iy this ssorsisa.
J, u, Hughes. Of kestou. Okla. AT.
rived hesc yesterday asi l. si,esdias
10 bvsises, matters here.
The Misses L.. n. aad x. Took-y.
q Model. ssrl,ed heE- this ssofaIss
snA Will spsad few day. sAoppIss
and visiting fsiesis. ~
4. = Smart. Of rest saith. Arb,
arrived herr yc.iesday asi will
sp~ad several days is che ~, .stteaa.
iak 10 hssiasss ositcss,
chssis~ r~osood. of the oIliis
force Of the Tsiailsd Eiecssia 1Ssss'
aissios. Railway aud ';ss .ssapasy,
has h~sa III With the ssip'~ fer 'as
psss fes days.
d. q. iis~kts.. tvsa-siy proprietor
Of ID. ,is~kias- -Rsssess machine
shop. arrived her. tbs oossiss fsoa,
his soas- 10 ro,sks SD ~iii sp~ss
several dAys hes- o. basia1As.
Mrs. Josephise Eddy. Of E,sss'oa
~. who has be~s tssssiss tes The
pss, siS weeks ~ the nsstl~st ssssh
si vs,neio i'ssk. y. ~. arrived hsss
this ssossiss and tets isis- today To-
bss hosass
u. ". Ai.ss. Of the AjsAs Csisl-
Co. ss vssa-jo t'ssk. n ~. arrived
bts. yesterday ffoa Biz slsiss so.s
10 tAus Nsssl~s asd will spesa sss~ssi
weeks ss The noasisis s,srh teekisa
after hk issesrstss
MIS- k:ssi- Ssshs ~sli arrive hss.
lhls ~s.s tso0 AsthNsoo. hSesp
ssrse ss~ is As'-setsR NSsSAad CO.
,eSs. s,s ~ir spseS ~. vssss s'tN
h.r pss. sss. Ms sea Mr. J. spssr
u. cols 81 49,
Ns.s lsAsssste iiiji viu sssAA ~
ichstssnss sua,Sss-. ssU. ~. Soa Mr.
y. r. lSAs i~s ssa iAsI, IT. EssSe'
N'sss vtsaisiss Niss iolu. ~to 'os
| s.s'iS Hsss' in lin, ~. = ss'sws'ss
: . .s~ss+ ~&Ass. y 1.seelDalts ~ y
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nm raiucE:or TONIGHT.

~ The N-~s ih.sirr .n suaa.i
fs-s-u.Irr a. A." .h. a'.ss.-r iii
have A. oippst.ai'y =. s,s-ssi 'h-
ssush,nsssiJ7i laN. '7Ts- tdas- .s
reaisass . aussNsi iah;stF Ebi.H
sae s-s,ssr.i sY rssss ard ta'','s Ia
~ ,h. nsass s.S1i snl 'iiN s-t,ns II
shsssisa rtsf ot-f.J sn chisss. ~
II. title might saE 80, spssr ., ihs
.s.s,~s ss- isii IN usFSt isai
afs.sJ.~s GTsanssas lsss'sas'g s"s
hsnss sos. ss"Is' ass ssss siss sEs
spva '.tss f-'i ss'sss'~s" = rtT
Susis u russsssS ~ ~ s'es sr'
'ssfr lhas ssess. a.. logs ass u.
lsyspf sd ass systp'-ssss ts 'sess
sAass. 4 hs.ssrs 9 ssras szss'a
Sd, sss. .s.s s.ss~-f ss,ssssr . eys'
nsss.r af -rsi.s... s1EHs.siss asa 'e
T'se S4s-A Ef-. srs ssasss3 sF. 80 a.
ss,.r,l i.f ss,--s. IL nsh sr1 iiessss.
$50 .ss. S@s'sssusrss Essssssiis
10 srNpssi ss-re.s..'s a.. "a. p~s ftv
.fssee. = .ssse.I- .ss' .s vrissia
sa.i. ~'I sav-.-' ry.a N-a.'i ~ 81.
si'Is t.srs
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meo0odeW M&
lss ,.. .,W J
1aIc Acp N MEATS
CLOGS the KIDNEYS
Take . 0lass u Salts Il Yssr Dsek
Hurts Of Bladder 0sshess

II suu aust have ,vos sasst .tefy
cay. cat II. Sus iiu.h your hiin~fs
Nth salts .~rsstDasiiY. .sss . aosesi
suisasisy who tells us that nsAt
fssas ssts srid sbiel siaos' tsss.
lss-s st~ Lbssess IN sssis efforts 10
~AL~i Il tsoss The slosd, rsss ss.oase
slsssssA sss ses.e. ssss > 81 suffer
with . suii s'tsrsy IN the kijsvs ~.
ytos. shsrp ssiss H. is- ssrb sF sieh
Aessise Ne. dissiasss. S0os sso0ssh b
sssss. sosxae Il sus,sd Esd ~ses tSs
weather Il bsd 500 have Rheumatic
sstsSsss The urine ssss cloudy. full
let seaisess. ssr skssasss esssa sr,
sse- se4 tssssassa. s,iis,ss ,es Ia
sses ssaies sws ~ three ssaes dsstss
~ aDeAs.
.fs ssaisslisr 't~ss i1ilssiss s.it.
- cleanse she Ltsssgs sss fls'ss of
Tie Lels's asissss waste get fous
eassss VI led salt. issss ssy shass-
81 sss~. tai. . sstisss ssostsi is =
sisss u sstss LSsafs .srstsss' LOT
. sss .sss ssI ;pa. li.s..ss Nil.
lies as iiss Tbs tsss~s sits Is
0sJs fsoss -. ssiJ -t ssssss ssa
esaes iss.~. gussbss~J siss IssttS.
ssJ hes S-ee .sA los ee.-sssSoee
se Hash ssd sltsvlAle sisasish hid
sssss also To psasssiise the ssss. ir
ssisss So j: 20 issSsF iaisa'ss. thu.
ssdisx bladder ~eAss.s.
lad Halt. is iueNs~ss;Ses sass..
sajusr sp+ makes . s~iissssu, -tsrr.
srsr~al .issia as,.. asisS
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xposnu'tyxcsEp

sssrsssot's Ia. bsss Ss Is.
.. 3su-.. Esss., snJ l'ss.t wHIis.ss,
Sst- yrss.I t.S . ,sss, 81 tisnssGrf!
H.. ,-sass 1acs ss.s ses s.ss.i 's
h,'i.ss ssisSs '.ssi~ss. wh"." '''r''
$50 t-ssaa e.ss.s so ssss.s II -.s
.'ef~ -s'rsssss .~~si.s
The ...ss-~s isssbs-i ss~ IfI.-y.s'
I. Lss< Iss& sss4.1s -s spse~ a.a
sses Isellssi st.t-a s.SsssI s0e.sbs
Aep ~sss sksT sI,s@ss.a 4. -ssap-
frpss s.s Isssksssps sl~ass.atiHg
ssfr. s.AIlsss ~ss ct ,sss ,i-,. =
ssss'y i,AiIssL Was s~~ss'iss sp-p
-s hss t4l.ss. sss@s 's. pssssss ws-s,
he rss t--n ssssIsk = '.s.1eAr sss
.n.~ tss s,iGtss bss treshs
c,,,.,,,.. S,,s h, . ...,.
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s~-iiinss 81 the ii-sh ssus-d hy
Inflammation. rpii. irsrIuT.s - ~
iHun"s 'Saihsrh's neuralgia ~ Thrus
Ha,ism ran h. J-ii-t-.i Ls sPpii iHs
EsiI.>HnF s>nW iINlMENr II
sh"si, L- ~sil uibb-si ~ "trF ,hr
rsT, ait--,..i iIs zr~At s-5Iins and
t.~n-'ra,ias I-a~.g -ss-' ,hs isaib. Ta-
dus-s ss-Iiins bHd TrsS"'.s Ha'ufsl
conditions ''TiTy ss' so zsI 81 no
I.-r Ssi,i- R"ld .s ~" ilsus tasr
bgas -"
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CHANCE CAMP CAR SCHEDULE

f"t 'h' Nmss h.iidss anS until
iutih-g n.,Ir- sanp ssEs sill tsatU
u SIsidai -s-ss hsugs 'ag Toe stark
Niii- i-as.s ,t & . hs and -s-sy tss
a"srs thereafter 'sF tsF '1e dale
l-as's az M. sHsI rt-Ss ~" baiT
'h"rassSEg \ ssg f"f all sat.s 10 a. ~
y Trinidad '.irrs TFSEs uS a
Gss 60 ~
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ATTENTION o. A. \.

Msu,l,-s. u, TsiaiIsd Post No, -.
arc h-s-b, ordered so saeel ~ tue
.hal,-i aI the rriaidsd radcrtskisx
sompsss =; /: o'clock Thursday ~.
t-raooa lAecmb~r -. tos the puspos~
Ut sisVtSins iss fSsssAI ii our lac
.oIrs.i.. Gsa.ssi y. l.. Cssap.eii -
\. y. iiiss.. Coansssser: J, 4 iiaid-
-is. ASlutlsl
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luru yoa I'm vn,ssl1

L.ss,s tv. The ~bbatss. RS C.N
carrier se,s nov vvDsess nss. Sbss.
'li.s. Tss sp,s si'I tls~ sAe satne,sa
lAksp lhet cst'res., ssttssS wAee
,yss a.at ,s- ~kISls lesisht Aaa
AisAsA sssesttes ~ ssas C.k isst
Ater IL hes ssss thfevA,
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ct .O,,i,itt t
|d The; i I; Rot

Tae then who stsud a. the top Ut
their liae Of ,busistss todsy. stand
theys bsesvss they hsd tho courage
~ clisat.
jf YOU are u,An Of indectsiOu--a
esvitstor. y0u will never make u
3aetess. TGai 5 sure.
Tue very flint step toward success IL
u realize thei IMPORTANCE VI saving
aGaty. The acet L. a determination
70 save u, Money -I- what make, IL
possible for ,coussss 10 sue:eed.
n sou havcnt the money d0n't be
discouraged. Star, rixhi now aud
oueu = ssvisss Account at this bank.
A dollar Is all you a"e.i. and. by
sidins TO II regularly ycu viii son
have = good SUBSTANTIAL isnk ar-
eoasi sni be- well started on the
rosd TO success. ry-u
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D A 4 Il = o
t.ssss, a. Csssi. is.n.

, cAiiJrss tai. SAi.ARO = .sUss,.
HOUND AtRrr siilisssy sesssse .
tastes sse~s thstv isa's bettss
seoeSs ssy ~ses~ Jss ssiiisss's
aesssepess ssd ttssehIlss-
i.'s . e,,ol aeli.ia. ass easy 10 sske
f-ts. s.s. sec ssi~SI.ss, '~r t.s''i'
4pid ~ the itsssnss BRAS c.
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>nnttttAH&AAtA

The Saisstsos Army can ase asS
sesi.off elalhisx. fusaiiare. ki,sb~a
uteasiiA. dbhes. bedding. etc. Any.
ses hssias SAY ~ ssseh p,~sss rboss
les1 .sS: sal they wili be called fos
pFouptly. TAssks.-cset. 4 =
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.as,IuAAI

ALA. .s.
ths sssrssi VI iAs late Mr. ti!s
u. Ni:ss. ~ss assd scar tie Urs1
tsvek - tNssass,~r ,. eosa sIsse ~
I .'eis-k sss. stlsssops tsoA enc
Tstsissa easv-'. R~ss r. W tssrsss'i
otsss jsltsE tslss0~st sac IN 's-
Una t'ss.s~. s.asS.s
jsasa,
r.. sss..si es viii isaes. .vlss cd.
Who died ee sssSSf .. c5sJ1oai.
soek place .. isssv 'ai- sarsias
ttoa The 1sssssas ssss.Is O-,ss
~ss due ss sssifsss 81 ~. keasss Ia.
setMes, 10 ihs ussSais ssa~sssg.
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WHO WILL Harry NARY

To-day ., sss 's.s-ia. sis,E story o
tbs opsIsf sssiss StiI s-p she's :.
osiI sa- psysss- stsss sais ss.i VI.
sili ss.sv yes .ss isssy fellow s'ss
ss.ss,. Sidu.y tree, in p 'vS.rsTl
sor-Jy
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i'p.'tss o' -sssE .i-ssgirgl"H us4,
" sed rlifsiY SSsa'rst - tt-
E'hs".irirsSsw f"i sv-.ss Sefuitrs
api Ta.,ssss.s SA .~stu~e' -" sh~
s-:...I apr trt.i,isa st" II
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N"s' 1as'sj.s In Tgints-s a"slI'
-trssr'-a ara ~ gvs~sHatir psts~s,
y, ,hr ''h'"nisisrN-as i..' Ju@s-.
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STATE STRIKE
Not LIKELY
..-..,...s No e.s. j.,

sSSoseOOe0 vvO0 oo00 ~
soty sssi'tsssaA u ls'.oe ss.essssss
b \ sea,-ts vi ~. ssefstss s.ssioe
zee i.' ssAr-s< a Isss M.t.-esvs.
~ stSsss Of '''c fr.s-Ssst,.s rhr
sv~stet s0s.s. a ,.se.v7s attach uees
ss~saserx. urc <ssss mvlslis s.I Uss.
ssue~ Asss.osS
II sse essS'.tsi trssss t.c spcs.
tag VI ss~ st'sssusA ss.eysa tact The
esa-esisSA ussis .aSteia, . sessau.
-, ~ Nsis W Oesssssr Ao3oss
shh 'be deAsaa< ~ the ssJssast,s.
ssslS iiss ~. slA0,ssai Of Aajsiss,
dsssssi csAse go th- ssRe,si ef
iAe hti'.M fsSn The sltiat bes- II
sss stated stss tnls svamI,se~ pros.
al, ~vald " s0bUNetra 10 ,aii =
ssat~~'ss s:tthe u lac Sos--Scr ,c~s
so' eomt,J Niih the eemasss.
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.Ess TIE s4ssiN q ,lsit cs.,sas-.
Bauer. the 1eweief. ell k~~p "r~c
evsa,ses until after xass. 3
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pASbtIs
fssisAs 81 cae,N Hiatt
I'm ,ssr xeietia.

'csaA ses,siAs fatlsts u ihe ~,
nstie'as I ettf sssd tsf c66stiesi isos.
tijiiexs sses. s6S .bsa1ashs.'' writes
NJ. H.. n. Niioc. Il. 0eefse. cisn
ftSes tablet. ere ,ety etfeetvAi. csss
s1d tieAsAsi 10 tAhs tor ssie rr
oil lesists. 30
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-08-09
EQUALITY OF OPPORTUNITY
Editor of Palladium:

Editor of Palladium:
Your editorial-"The Poison of Humanity" appeals
strongly to me. The world all that it. is for
humany's The worlds resources for
gilded few drab majority. They all. and
each should be allowed take only what oneputs
in, service and usefulness all. These propositions
need only affirmation. Could each
that that he put in in service usefulness
ALL" would have equality of opportunity; but this
seems not hand when reflect that the pres
ent order of society the life
property another and that the properties
and this only upon such conditions the
those conditions would be made advantageous the
propered class they certainly have been made
in all lands the properties only live by becoming
the servants of servants unto their bretheren."
As employs all its energies protecting
mans title to things another have
die basic principles of that servtude
and slavery.
If vitalZe the phrase Equality of Oppor-
tunity end and for all. exploitation man
by man, and carry into the economic industrial
structure society, democratic principles on
economic justice. And this the great working masses
are barring their do They forced by the law
Of progress drawn by collective inter
ests unite, inspired by firm faith cooperative
system will give equality opportunity is posi-
throw exploiting thinking mission
their duty. their certain destiny.
F. French
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-08-09
Wilson Holds Trump Hand

The firm, dispassonate manner President
Wilson is dealing with the Mexican situation is
most reassurng to the American people. He is
not paying the slightest heed to the jingoes,
whose rantings are sweet music to the ears of
big American business interests operating IN
Mexico Despite the grave aspect of the situa-
tion there still appears no reason to doubt
that the question will eventually be settled in a
satisfactory manner without the recourse to
armed intervention. In fact the only immediate
prospect for such drastic action would be gener-
al uprising against Americans in Mexico, or per
sonal violence to Special Envoy Lind or members
of the United States embassy in Mexico City.
But such eventualities do not appear probable.
With the right to permit the shipment of
arms and ammunition across the border to the
revolutionary forces President Huerta knows
that President Wilson holds the trump hand, for
such action on the part of the American execu-
tive would spell the downfall of the Huerta
ed to do this no doubt, for fear it would forfeit
the lives of hundreds of helpless Americans in
the districts controlled by the Huerta govern
ment.
President Wilson apparently is confident that
the days of Huerta the military dictator OF
Mexico are numbered and the waiting game he is
playing is wise craftsmanship and clever diplo-
macy.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-08-09
The Hen

The world is full of opportunities, even for
people with small capital capital at all.
The trouble is that most people overlook the
common or garden variety Of opportunities. Inc
average person would never stop to think, for in
stance that butterflies had any commercial value,
yet there is young woman in California making
great success out of selling these winged rain
bows to collectors. year ago she knew abso-
lutely nothing about butterflies except some peo-
pie made collections of them and paid good prices
for the best specimens Now she has butterfly
farm"
Not so long ago an American visiting in Ber-
muda interested himself in studying the onion
raising industry on that island. Later While ne
was in Texas he noticed the soil in many places
was similar to that in Bermuda, so he bought a
farm and started raising Bermuda onions. Net
result, he is millionaire today and about one out
of every five inhabitants of Texas are onion
rasers.
The last time you saw hen making mad
sprint to avoid determination by an automobile
did you pause to consider what a remarkable
money-maker she is?
If you have not, harken to the musings of the
philosopher of the Kirkland, Qll.) Enterprise:
"The hen can't pillow, hoe corn, or split wood,
but she does get there just the same She doesn't
cost more than drink of whisky and plug or
tobacco but she can earn 8 per cent on $25 in a
year and pay her board besides. The fellow who
doesn't think she earn more money than a
grocery store loafer doesn't know much about
her. Take old speckled hen that has no rails
ing at all, one which has been thrown out of a
corn crib, kicked off porch and chased out of
the garden by worthless pup; just take that
sort of a hen; she will pay expenses and make 81
pen cent year. and that is more than can be
said about lot of cracker barrel statesmen in
this country who will not stoop to do anything
short of running the government
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-08-09
Heart Heart
Talks
PULL UP!

PULL UP!
Sometimes when q man drives his
wagon along the road he hears some
thing creaking. The wagon runs a
little hard Even along smooth stretch
es OF the road. when everything ought
to go along easily. there is a creak
and the wheels drag as though the
brake were on
If the man is careless of his wagon
he pays no attention TO the noise. So
long as the wagon keeps on going he
thinks he need not bother With it
I'm make it to the end Of the trip
he thinks, "and then III get of and
see what's the matter"
But often he does not get to the end
of the road There is a creak louder
than before, and the wagon breaks
down. Shaft or wheel or axle or bed
gives way. The trip is over until re-
pairs are made. And the wagon Is
never so strong again.
Sometimes on the road of life we
hear a creak. 1t tells us something is
wrong, physically or mentally.
We ought to pull up and make an
examination.
But we don't. We keep on.
AS surely as the wagon breaks down
if no attention is paid to the creak,
so surely will we break down if we
do not hear the warning signals.
Oftentimes the little" aches and
pains of the body are the creaks that
tell of impending breaks. Often men
tai WEAKNESS and irritation are the
signs of trouble.
When you find yourself out of sorts
with all about it, when little things"
annoy you, when you are unable to
rest O. nights as you should
Look out! Your wagon is creaking!
If you put up at the side Of the road
of life fora little while and stop long
enough in your drive after wealth or
fame or pleasure to see what causes
the disturbance and take prompt
measures to remedy it the chances are
that you will be able to continue your
drive to the end of your road.
If you don't stop something will give
way. Then you will be lucky if you
can ever continue on your way, fol
mental and physical fractures are not
repaired so easily as breaks in the
wood and iron of wagon.
The warning creak is a signal to
slow up. You will know it when you
hear it, if you are wise. When you
do
Pull up!
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Good Reason for His >sn.husi.sm

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$3.50 RECIPE FREE.
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about the pop-the-question business.
On the same reel is shown an educa-
tional subject. The 225th anniversary
Of the landing of the Hugenots at New
rochelle n. Y" Also a Reliance kid
drama The Little Pirate" and Ma
jestic drama. Told in the Future"
Sundays bill includes an American
drama, When Chemistry Counted"
with those American favorites, Warren
Kerrigan and Jack Richardson, The
Doctors Dilemma" and clever Key
stone comedy, "Cohen's Outing"
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MIDDLEBORO, IND

MlDDLEBoRo Ind. Aug. s.-Mrs. Lo-
rem Maxwell gave a surprise on her
husband Tuesday evening. in honor of
his twenty-third birthday anniversary.
There were about twenty guests
Mrs, Ben Norris and daughter called
on Mrs Russell Clark Wednesday eve
ming.
Mrs George Newbern has been Wis
iting her mother. Mrs Jane Brooks.
Mrs. Jane Brooks Is on the sick
list
Mrs India Craig, John Craig and
Nancy Henry visited Mrs Jane Brooks
sunday
Mrs Nancy Wawkins is staying with
her son Elmer this week on account
OF his wife's being at the hospital
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MASONIC CALENDAR

Tuesday, August IL, 1913, Richmond
Lodge No. 1876, F. and 4. NJ. Called
meeting. Work in the Entered Appren-
tice degree.
Wednesday, August 10, 1913, Webb
lodge No "a, F. and A NJ. Called
meeting. Work in Master Mason de-
gree. Commencing at o'clock. Light
refreshments
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least ALL started from the conviction that
made for the world. 1t supposed that somew here
outside this visible familiar was another
world. from this and known a select
only wherein Being who after the fashion of a
carpenter made this earth This WorldMaker went
according definite plans and with definite in
view Human beings among the instruments chos-
carry this purpose and therefore
in themselves as believe but an end.
After the world made it administered, accord
ing to the theory according to commands and regua-
lions sent from the World through mess
engers Hence the determining power in all human af-
fairs something outside of the above humanity. Man
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nuts. But they
are not. They
have something
in tn e m t hat
some folks call
or o C X 81 a n d
when some folks
get a lot of it
they go "nutty."
The sacks you
see in the pic
ture are full Of
money. 1t is the
m o n ey grown
ups pay t o r