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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-17

Triibiabr ni6t beroirbi. DEM es
nun rei6en, Bis Der 8inter borbsi
lit. @u6 bisr regisrt Der 9eiit Der
GinIamteii. gpr ihsle ardbsn flat
tern trdae auf fpenn Elm Gdub aus
Der 5erRe beriiberbalt, NoA elmer
balben GtunOe leutt Der gabn dber'
mails 3un l1ftr. Gi4su unb Grlen
beI6atten elm ftol5es S6Bsi3tr9aus,
Die .@otI6ofsta". Sier, ipie i'm
.5r1blidtn 9s4t", fragtn habl9s
GpreendlOlerinreu mad unieren WuHs
fdsn. Mir betpunbern Die bunten
Sra6ten, bic ie mebr NIT @iros
als nit Qnmut truqen. Der Wlooe,
bic morgen bsrIdmdbt, mas lie beuts
bepunbert, bat Ii@ bic @euoin NOD
nidt unterporfen. Gle balt on Der
alet0ung IeIt, pte an ben Sittsn
un0 Gebrdu4en alter 3eit.
Sur In Burg getpinnt man Iei4t
ben Ginbrud berednen0tr Mla6e.
gum min6efteu nirtt Der fonRtag'
Hide Quf5ug Der airhgdnssr pis elm
tbeatralti6er Gffett. SIN Sommsr
tommen Die s~yrauen unb Md6den,
bic ibre Gitelteit un6 qubIu6t ME
tberleugnsn, barfub bis in bic Qdbe
ibes @~oitesbduIss. 9ier erIt Iegen lie
.kGtrimpFe up6 G9ubs an, I'm i'm
kfeisrli6sn 3ugs ben airdgang an1l'
ftretsn. & Rod bunter nirb bas Bib
Tim Minter. Damn begegnsn uns dnf
ben beIhntitsn Gtsosden bet in'
gd6ligen @aTerlGufe bic Burden
uns WdoeI IN froblider Sagb. Die
greafarbigen @spdnoer Der Grduen.
lfn0 M166en leuftsn iibsr benz ipei'
Ben @runo. Gebannt foIgt infer
Bid ben geIdmsioisen GeItalten in
ben bdufdigtn BaItenrodsr, boben
G6narI9uben ober MdnnerIttsfeln.
Gs III Elm Bib Der 3dblgttit uno
Graft.
Burg III nod INNER Der anoten'
punt nen6iIaen 2e6ens. Gtlbit bic
SpiunItubtn Aabsn iih bier Bis auf
ben beutigsu Gag erbdEter, nn6 ber
aan8 its6t an Der Gpibe aaer 9ds
Ietnsfrsuben. Bie aae beutTden
@auern tSnnsn aud Die @tnobnsr
bss Spratpaloss ansgsseidntt taas
Sen. ga III ni9ts, ods an Die Gteif'
belt Der Sdn3ituHos %erinneri, bier
btrrf9t Der Rbbtbmus uub bic 6ars
monte. GsIblt bic 3ron3olen pris'
len, iolange Ie nod nidt ourn ben
arisg su Dem bIDbeu Gtnnopunlt gts
Ianst parsR, auss 3srii9f ~ i9vld'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-17

ten, in qmner6am cher ROTTERDAM
3l fem, pber bieltidt aud I'm oltsn
gsp gort our 3eit isintr bcIldn'
oii6en 5trrli6teit. Qi6ts bon
iiioIider BeIhnuIidtttt, MIR Saiten
na6 @slo uub profit. Qber ales
tulOiat benz a@beroOt.4
gu bei0en Seitsn Der 2osuns err
bsbsn f4 Ole srItsu Iteifen alt boI'
Idnbiiden aaasrbduIer in ibrer be-
rjbmten taoslloIen SaubsrIsit. limo
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-17

los btr1rtigs @erglei6e aud Iinb-
It biirgern GsA eth unb perbeH gum
piGtommsnsn aas6dngeI4ilo.
Der @ertsbr 5piIGen ben 6dus
fern III gang duf bic MaFertdndle
bef9rdutt. Wlit benz aa9ns miro
oas @is6 our meioe gsbradt uno
bic Grnie eingsbolt. Der poitbots
.6sf0r0ert pateit uno @risfe, Der
godbar madt feline @eIuds I'm
aabn. Die aiuber fabrsn sur Ghus
Il, bic Uutsn nnb @0isn sur Stride.
Der Jdgsr batdItrsiFt isin Gfbiet
In @VoL, unb isIbIt @svaIlsr 4oO
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-17

un6 niti tlipa, pit tit iamoItu
.6tlaoldubu gtIairapFm-, immopo
ouf BEN dtflanbt fir ben 6aued
Der Sultl fabrisitrt muEot, ionotgn
auldliebli6 bts 3tittns Ser Qo'
merdnBn gdumt Gin uftiatuts Pro-
cult BON GuEaFao itIbR III.
Gtbt abr In tu 9ahbayItait,
rammtIih in gtut3usIa, pitotr ir'
gtuo cine atbelul3trti los, 70 ptEo
GuraFdp uno n1mtuilih bic 6aupts
iia6t Miltmita6r itbr bitl gtnaHut.
Gsnn bic ppItfitridds" unO ibrs
ass6sr bier MAIDEN Gin IapuHgbai'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-17

MN oar bic MobnbduIer - bic ie'
ben 0enau 70 aus, dIs Ob ie I'm ais
ten Soadnb fetu iduberIi4 in aiiten
'gepadt, h!erbsr gelan6t un6 fpieoer
cufaeIebt iporbsn pdren, obne oab
cir Gleden on tie getommsn tpGre!
llno bIjbbIant Iinb aud bic bielen
tlsinsu SdnoeIssS 6oner. psIde an
zen 2agerbduIern sntIdng uub In Der
aroBen Qa1une G9pdrmtn nnb aud
BEN AepoluS3sreisG 6mugglers@es
Idaft 70 i4tpungbaft bisnsn. Der
GGtfFsfubrer, itets Elm 9olGnoer.
bat cine febr buntgemiI6te 8emana
rung unisr iid: GingsbOrtne aus
Barbados, Srinibab, Saitt, Sds
maica, baIbpiloe binenbafts G9ipars
&c BON M~lartinique uTip, absr lire
ireiten Geintleiosr ipettsifern In ibrer
fIsdsnlpIen Rsinbsit NIT Der Geite
Res G6iffes; Der 1OlduOiide @eiit
beberrT9t eben aud iis.
Sn 6er ll~nterbdItung 0iefer mltns
f9entinoer miro 0us @puntI9s, bus
EraH50fI6e uno bas Guglilds i6uu'
tsrbaft mibbduOeIt, aber mitunter
cub rein gefproden; unb elm 70
ld6nss Solldnoif4. tpie I'm Sdag,
rr6 olerbono aaubsrpeIId t6nen
furdeinanoer. lln0 Dtsier babpIDnis
fde Mirrparr III auf ben S9iTfen,
cuff ben GtraBen, In ben SOtsls uno
70 siemIid iiberaa b%eruebmbar -
| boditens ben fafbiOnublsn y@sIsligs
teiissGlub" ausgsnommen, po bic
eriIOErotiIdsn ftsifleins
Ten, Recommendation 6uubsIss
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-17

tDtn Nnaurm neusr 3sit unierliestr,
Qbtr "a lDtro nod Elm DeilAen
Dau,rn, DbgleiA Elm rbsrfldhli4tr
misa aldabtH MAIDEN tOnHts, 6ab es'
aeip Setpubtss Menosnium mehr ess
IL. MaGiirIt6 hdbra IiG bic dlteFten
araoit!onen oes @oItsg MUIR In Den
sntIsotnsn geIlsn Der Nieoerlnufb
IIdern i6nner. Mas bate Is BEN
brstnaIotr aud genibt, f4 elmer
aRadl eniaeaea3uftemmen, ots oOa
dnnlal ble Fdrtsre bIeiteu mub.
ArpaiOirie uno strdmsr iuartt be
uIlsiA lpsrn aaa niat INNER aie
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-17

81 uat AZ ttt5s8 HaHslenH
Sci tlalf m WetHa BEE Hiitis
1lHHit. tit NJ Isl
inaia aflfiNl t8lt ht1agiilf kh
tf liaHi8n HH #sfaHm feH ita
5fnil tth NiaifHm aHFs
WnM laaNiiR #H t9Hln HaR
iflfflml tea8- Hta n atfa
tinH tlthlth trfa Pie Hf4HiFf
fH niti ttHnb hia nat ehiil
sole mlt fm ffaiilA fiai
ttei ttt 1aHi HtH lm
gfdiiH lfHf til Sem nit
Gen ifdHitNitf atFI mf4i filtai
tu Nfl f 81
BE Hiingalit uao fnf
mlliin unh a cen tlt
llflt ldnR hfH ilari
tfR NanlaHt tHi ikHa Nitt
ltatn ndl8riita Hfi5Htt HttsH atA
eeH bonn NanuletgA tt #ftllh't.
NNleptf pbtt rat tta lg8ii ath iitf
tb nhp WrlnitH Hata a0t ttW
eltttm @mnht tlfit t.m ttt hiuls
lt Nlaliu BED aa So 9iaiiph
dieds numisa. aes tlHuitt. uHh
Htnu Fa unltu HtliiAtB tu ttt
Quaagilt cher bu# Htdae1iit tf
ntiin lpit Geili BtfH 15u Hluiel'
blim aulntbmtn n.fb e ett
Brautoit nit ltnu ltlt tn Tttlu
tfuli6u NaugmkJt aut eW 3p'
ba tu hampitR HB5 IfiB 0laptI In
hit Cuff 3a bttlr. fbnt hah g
hati auh nur NrU6l aus Sem Tot
IL Tame. Mlip ittR pit better. iNs
an pir irobl @ub BE aIlm. 1tob
qo6oera unb 6umitab! Gin ftob'
lihts 6trS blsitt rod INNER OF
i66uit Gtiuinn. u mdndtn Ggts
i6aiitn psiB mar oa 4ap8n burb
t%tIogosrt gtpaunatH unb b9ltl'
ttu6e 9it0tr tiniH raeHilmli6tn
8tii 8u bsrltkn. 80 iinat man g..
g. bsim qolta. ir6ln man fa brtis
NAL btitig aHstnaH6trpEtbt: sMurit
In ben 1iegel, Mgft I'M ben 1itatl,
dltii6 in btn 1pPF. mir Elm @tids
den, biz elm Giittm. 1as mar
| grob!' Sotr: sDrtb mid Dor
sem SpitImann, mtin 6er3aatrs
Iiebitsr. Dsutid taH3 Id 10 GENE,
bod psnoiia bitI lis5trl@
Qir Inb aus BEN WsbrlanaI in
sic 3trre e~iugsbpstu unb 0amit aus
BEN Qibbsnausr 9argttnalo in ben
qOnigIiheH 5ori gtl1ngt. Die Ris'
fen ots WaFsrs ridden pitoer udbsr
an oas 8aher bran I'm fd ihIisBs
lih nie bic timmelanitrebenben
pfeiltr zines gotiitm Domes iibtr
uHisrsn 6dupitrH az ptrsineH. 6ier
1T man ems nit fsiutm gott Rds
tur, ME ia aud biz alien Dsnbeu
ibre 90tter Bellies un6 G5ernbbpg
in Der Stias -oes WaIbss psrsbrten.
On Der &annpmlbls, no mir nit
5iIfe elmer primitiosR 6oI3ihIeuis
Elm Mstsr bober i5sr ben Mesress
| fpiegsI gsbobeu fBsy6sn. srsGblt Der
Jdbrmann uns cine finittre morbs
gsi9i6ts. Bon 0i1ansta, Der I90.
nen Wago uno i5rem 6erBeIeio. Bon
Der GiFerluht i5res aie6ntu, Der 6ie
1rsuloIe NIT Dem @utsberrn iibsrs
raIdte un6 ben Rduber fsiner Gbre
NIT benz miItbalsn er16Iug.
Wsl9 .mbfiIhs" Gbmbolit! FACE
i9. 9as madt ben 8G1rmann fit
Elm babies Gtinb6sn itiQ. Ilnters
Oefen babsn mir Ole grobe Mlut,
niba bsrlaFsn. Der aabn 1T oui
RoIen ibsr sinen idmaIen Damn
es3ogsn nor6sH, 9ur4 bic .gsip'
ide Grobla" un6 ben sgurg1der
GdnaI4 lsntt er mad aeboe surid.
SIN rSs4t" gsbt's niebsr fr16lif
az. qus benz GadIe brin1en BIZ
aldnge zines Sr1eltrions, unb T6ou
idIeifen 6rei, bier qaare einen liz
liitigen vRbeinldnDer". 8riben aus Del
Wl06dsnItube dber tlingt Die msIan'
doIilds 8tils zines aisbes, baE
uns benefit, ME bie Gags bon Ssrt
uno aeanOer aud I'M GprsspaIt
psiter Isbt,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-17


Vtmtmnuu 0liat tAu dah halm
teaaHeii atH TlH iHtmn, faatsa
limb NItlsa.
roo Dill EtHtfals Epta1t nen
rumHae muh ben ntlnn ust ulta
ul8HHfl mutsat nimllh bai
Wapit mtnta Nltit GpfaAi
tiibtlt 10 in Ben ltaRim aaatn
Bee Matfatln Gilobmnnbilt ttts
dut, an be 40 alillanilt m Dlalfls
h iiduliH utbh bsm Gpanllhm nHe
bonn 6p1dnbiifth Btaam bain. llt'
iptiuali4 tn Rel6ghtll, bdl III oai
41tfH un6 bit Mlltbt tinfr rnils
ttim &ptaht ulanab mtltt To-
lputi In tm @hultR nEb in ben @ts
iddfikhuiun Hit utl btr Gigabs
gthrodtn nitro uno BE uilt @ptaf
ae III. bic 0tr bplaubiidt aoloHlals
GauaIina io3uiaam init btr Wlaiisr'
Milo dnfauat.
On allen S6ultn bon GuroHao
Ntrbm 6ouauoii6, 0ram6hia,
Gpauiih, eH8lii6 unb gapismnio
etItbrl un0 %aneupm0tl. Us iti To-
altib bimugtiist, bab Oitls Sdus
len wtit5in, aub auf Dem Jsalanos
pnh bis mad 3ntraI 4msrila bins
auf, In hobtm anIsbtu ittbeH. uno
title ain6tr BON ausndrtA mad Gus
yaFdo gtlau0t luerotH, inn Die NUS
l.l6una in 6tFtn G6uIsR ju gsuie'
ZEN. Grtili9 fir bas fpdters ainOts'
tlttr 5iebsu bic pobI5abcuOersn aas
tdBilas ameriIautr GOD Die qdriist
Shuleu Dor.
gie airttH IaFen an Msnss uno
MlamigfaItiqtsit ni6t pieI gu piins
Ihen iibrig; bod piegtn bic boIs
ldaoii6 Dor, aud bet
rem poat6pfi9en Gingsbortusn, lps'
nigltens in Wiaemiiao itIbit.
6iRter ben atgisruugs 9dulifs
!eiteu erbebt ftp bic boadubilae
Saupttirae, neIde aus Dem Sabre
1859 Itammt. 9ia fiHOsu fi4 iss
6tn Sonntag bic bsiorgien pergus
mentgtIihtigtn, bagersn SaHosIss
berrsn, S6mu8glsr, RebolutiOnss
g!laller uno aud Die 9eamteH nit
ibrtR 5amiltsn isbr ptnttli9 elm,
Fngtn i6rt bOldnoiideu SDmnsn uHo
toren bic preoigt, Dor osrlsIbsn
airde putbs Isiuer 3sit Der @epalts
Eaufen organiiitrt, iptl9sr ben 0sues
5cIuniT6tn aonlul uno 6eIeR Gamis
lie angriff neil bic GatrOI4e ass
0isrung oas GdmuggIers uno RE-
rplu33trs1 sei6en 3u itpreu lpagte,
ueber bic mertpirbigsn @srtebrss
@erbdItuiTe bon 8iasmfiao liebe
ii6 nod man6erIst ideen.
Quf ben beiben grideu, ipslde
iiber ben Gingnng oss SaFens ssbsn
rn6 ii6 fur 5abr5euge ottnen, be-
fe6t cine uebergaugs @sbubr, bic is
mad Dem Grade Der abnubung bsr'
,6ispen lit: Mer barfuB gebt, bat
tinen qennB 3u sntridtsR iper
Th aber Shubpert MIeiItet. bas 0ops
petite. Die griiden MAIDEN Elm gus
ties gsTadft, ba miubefisns eiHmaI
jsben Gag oie cine 9dIfte Der Staot
bic anoere beIudt. Qlbsr 6as ariItos
itdtiide 8ertebrsmittsl 3luiiGen ben
teibsn SGIften Der Staot lit bic
5abrt NIT einem Ruosrbpots, flir
ipeIde man 5ebu Gents ii9 In Die
Saf6e fteden muB. 9ansben gibt
ss aud cine StraBenbabn: StDet
eIenbe feline RumpsItdFen, bon i
| cinem mduIefeI gs3osen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-17

Gs madt einsn ie!tlamen Gius
lrud, oab bic 60fe uOer 6drlen DtEs
Ter Der tntlegsneren boQdnoif9tn
@obnungsn JOntduen dpFneiIen, bA
niemal8 Ipringen: bsuH ods MdIitr
lit auf otefer reseuloIeR SnIeI Elm
flritter 9anbeIss artitsl un0 otter
Grrfdt fosur fsRr empfiuoIi4sr
Wlongel 0ardn!
uebrigens IinO msbrsre Ilefners
Nu9bars Snfeln, tusIGe 5ur. aolOnit
GuraTao geb5ren, nidt 70 irodtu
unO Iltinig unb 3isbeu mod oilers
banb tropiIds Artiisl, Obre 00s GEbs.
reid impDrtieren Sa mlsas
aNtaT AAI IMYH W
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-17
nm Qnraaaan.

mlitasial tafsiaa r n1s AZ
slflis aM 80 ~ tsAtti
asfaNsss So Aff W.
Nf8fa 8ste8tH -
Nia# Afsk#H ) NFfsss est
N4ii8M Ns6tHs8 ssmf stH aFaW
naH tM aHttfa
"a wiaga afiHH taH HaH tsn
km fslrtH tfaaHHih amtilianl
lftH nslsft Hlf e8t3HaA y
ftnt CD 14fllia ssa tff NlHt Nt
nnmlis lm e~dlaitEitgn fiint
fltl atumatiIt tiH /. u ma
ltfh mtf hm #tMlfsnNH gilef
ben rawHsa itB tf'tu 10 hf
.atnitn s9fii efiab mt Htasism
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-17

tes Gef6dft 0draus, Hebolu33ern
tptl6e 5abIungsfdbtg Fno,
surh QteFerung bon gorrdten uno
Waffen ODER bur6 Bic g%eforoerung
gar3er GIibuItiers pdrteien gorIdub
Az leiiten. Qua tomReu 81 ioI4en
3eitsn 6ie m~eiItsn IeniatipnsQen Gis
dens Id6ri6ten iiber ben Gang Der
aepolution aus 8iIIemItdo, bns in
0ieIer 9s3is6ung nod infer Tampa
unb Seen @sit (3u 3eitsn tubanii4sr
Mirrsn) in ben G6dtten felt.
ia, ole nWlpnberrs4 unb Die
.t6paraen un6 psibsn GdiffsIeute
ton GuraFdo 9aIten bic AeOOlu33srsis
Snoutrie fir fe6r ebrenpert =
minbenens 70 sbrenrert pie dnbers
narts bic Getrduberei biele Genss
raiionsn binburd an9sIsbsn puroe
i-sunb erbliden BARN einen rieiigsn
isortT9ritt eegeniiber Den Soften Der
Gesrduberet unb 6es o~roinGrIten
G6muggeIs; fe fn6 benn aud
b06li6 entriiItst barber, tpsun cine
bsOrobts Regisrung ibnsH in Die
Guppe gu fpuden iu6t, iDie fsinsr
3tit Die GaitroIds Rsgisruug bon
@~snesusla getun.
@sr psib, fpit oft iia aebnIi4ss
rod pisberbolt2 GO LANCE % ipads
Iige Tiu6 o6er mittslamsritantf4e
Grobebsns gtspubIitsu gibt, bIiibt bet
MeiJsn oisIer SnbuItris bod INNER
GeIsgsntIid pieOsr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-17

g6sr Isben mir uns GuruFdO audi
BON anoerer Seite an, bon Der Settle,
.pcn mtI6sr ss Der O5sdnsg aFagisr
.0pnG4R Su lsbtn betommt.
! Gstner Gage nod miibie Gurai'
Ido cine febr ippig ~ipenbeuoe tro'
Ride aatur baden, 0as faftigits
.@riin aaentbdIben unb bic auFt
BON !. Den baIiamiidften 9aftsn srs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-17

Gtners6tpoffisrItds@ sc,
f6idts ersignste f9 In Wdrinttte,
Mis., als 8rau 6. .. 5ibpatrid gu
fpdtsr a~bsnbhunbe ibr 6dlafgewn4
bttrat uuo stpst GeusrbaQen inter
benz Bette bsrbcrgliibtsu. 60, ba9te
he, leudtep bod ttiHs msnI 4IiHeni au'
genl 3tt ouf oas 6tlfsrufsn hsr ers
Iaredetn 5r1u bsrbeigeiIteH @er'
frdnotsn tonItdtiertsn nah elmer pors
seuommsneH llntsriuduug, oab oas
GarsdensobjttE eth unT4uloiaes
SliHttdb@en gsfpsIen. profefor
8uaod bon Der Gttpbsuion , GODS
I6uIs 5sigts F9 Der GitHaiion ge'
ipd6Ien, iubtm sr, pbns bic 3ornts'
doer bes aisres gum pluber gu brin'
gen, bos Dffsnbdr gperbisIierts" @s'
fdDpf biHgfst uub plliOnsuHfd9lg
mdAte.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1913-12-19
Irish Good Business Men.

Agricultural cooperation Is organ
lied in Ireland. through the efforts of
lrishmen, in a way which brings ex.
perts from other countries to examine
and initiate. The farming in County
Kildare and thereabouts suffers not
by comparison with any other district
in the United Kingdom. And, in mat
ters concerning the horse, Irish main
tain, and are extending. their old su-
premacy. They have an unerring eye
for his qualities; they will pick up
a despised brute in an English sale
ring and make thousands by selling
the progeny back to Englishmen. Let
US, in all our discussions of Irish af-
fairs, bear In mind the fact that the
Irishmen may be and often is, q
good man of business as well as an
amusing companion and a first class
soldier.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1913-12-19
MEN WHO WALK MANY MILES
Accomplish Feats In Performance OF
Daily Duties and Never
Realize II.

Pedestrian Weston has made many
a record for distance walking, and
has been acclaimed king, but 1t is
certainly great feat to walk dis
tance Of $4,000 miles and not know
1t. There are many men who have ac-
complished this feat and never real
lied it. This has happened frequently
in the cases of postmen and messen-
gers who have spent their lives in
such occupations. In England there
was postman who when he retired
from active service had covered on
his rounds distance of 100000 miles.
Another postman in Scotland who
had been carrying mail for "a years
had Travelled a distance Of 10000
miles on foot. Still another postman
who completed a journey Of 125,OOO
miles when he had retired after more
than rs years of service.
1t is astonishing what distances
can be covered by men whose voca-
tions do not necessarily call for foot
travelling. The organist Of a church
in small town in England who died
short time ago had walked $4,000
miles to play his organ every Sun
day. He left record for punctual-
ity, never once being late in 81 years
of service.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1913-12-19
A 2oo.Foot FIaopole.

One of the wonders of Canada is
the 200-foot flagpole, which has been
erected at Vancouver, B. C. The idea
Of record breaking single stick to
fly the Union Jack was to signify the
vast lumber resources of the province.
The stick, magnificent fir, was cut
and delivered in the rough at the Van
couver courthouse in the fall of 1912.
1t was left for year to season, where
there would be no likelihood of its
curving while drying. In September
this year, it was moved on rollers to
its final location. The flagpole is 20S
feet in length, SO inches in diameter
at the base and 10 inches at the top
and when ready for erection weighed
about 10 tons. Surmounting the pole
is 4-foot globe and 20-foot weather
vane in the shape of an arrow.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1913-12-19
Treasure Wilson Saved.

A fire broke out one day in Francis
Wilson's dressing room at the theater
where he was playing.
He had some of his books around
him, and in an agony Of despair asked
himself:
(which shall / saver" He glanced
at his precious Chaucer, at some
Shakespearean volumes, when
Come, Mr. Wilson," broke in at the
door from fireman, you have not a
moment to lose."
Yes, yes. Coming" replied Wilson
absently
He was looking for a special illumi-
mated volume very dear to him.
Come, Wilson," cried the manager;
come, get out"
"All right, all right said Wilson,
and grabbing some clothes in one
hand, he snatched with the other the
nearest volume and ran to the street.
Then he looked at the huge volume
In his arms. 1t was the City Di.
Observation-Disclosures Star.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1913-12-19
Eggs and Energy.

We Of today are more careful Of
the nutritive values Of our food than
were our ancestors. The stress and
strain Of modern times entail that
duty upon us. Whether we are
healthier or happier Is question.
AS food eggs have always been
valued. 1t is not generally known,
however, that to brain workers and
to those whose work demands con.
centration of their thinking powers
there is no bigger nerve-feeder than
the humble egg.
Scientists aver that chemical sub
stance called lecithin Is vitally impor-
tant to the life Of the nerve center.
1t Is the undue expenditure Of this
substance that causes brain-fag and
general nervous collapse.
Many nerve specialists prescribe
lecithin to their patients. the dose
being fifteen grains a day in all. The
yolk Of an average egg contains suf.
ficient nerve tonic to enable the func
tions Of the brain to keep at concert
pitch.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1913-12-19
Fatal Mixing Of labeIs.

Mixing of labels had a fatal result
at Paris, few days ago. An eight
months-old child was taken i'll, and
the doctor who was called in gave
the mother couple of prescriptions.
one for a potion to be taken internal.
ly, and the other for a lotion for ex.
ternal application. The chemist who
made them up, however, put the no.
tion label on the bottle Of lotion, and
the label ITO be applied externally"
he affixed to the other bottle. The
result was that the child died the fol.
lowing day.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1913-12-19
Woman's Infinite VARIETY.

What women really want-and what
they are gradually gaining, IL only
they would understand it's the
worlds realization of the fact that age
cannot wither nor custom stale the
true woman's infinite variety. that the
years give more to her than they take
away, and that the longer she lives the
more competent she is to warn. to
comfort and command. Slowly and
surely the world is learning to under
stand this: every generation pushes
the age-limit Of woman's reign fur
ther on. Juliet's balcony scene oc-
Cured at fourteen; Jane Austen's
unmarried heroines were on the shelf
at twenty. But we are changing all
this. The women Of today are elipi.
BILE for balconies in their thirties and
ineligible for shelves until their sew.
enties-and even then the shelves are
quite prominent and comfortable rest.
ing places.-Ellen Thorneycroft Fow.
ler.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1913-12-19
WOULD BE NO SECRETS
EXPERIMENTS MADE TO READ
DEAD MANS BRAIN.
II They Furnish Desired Results
World VIII Have to Be Placed on :
Entirely Different Footing
Than Heretofore.

II experiments now being made on
the brain of the late DR.. Maurice How
ard Richardson by his former scien-
tific associates should furnish the de-
sired results, this old world would
have to be placed on different foot
ing from any that it ever held before,
whether for better or worse. The end
sought after is to read the thoughts
which they think leave permanent
impression upon the brain in series
of definite lines. DR.. Richardson was
firm believer in this theory, and it
was that. it might be studied In his
own case that he made disposition Of
his brain in his will.
BY analogy, at least, the idea pre-
sents features that rob it of absurd
ity. The manner in which the steel
needle makes its impression on the
wax cylinder Of the phonograph, and
the later reversal of the operation for
the purpose of reproducing the mes
sage, is one of the best illustrations
Of possible process in the phenome-
-ib VI liChIdl upl CooiOho anu IhOii
translation into speech or action. That
the similarity appealed to Mr.. Ed
ison himself seems more than proba-
BILE, as he has in this, as in other
views, fully committed himself to a
wholly materalistic conception of life.
If the theory, then, has even slight
kindred evidences in its favor, the re-
searches now being carried on with
much secrecy may disclose unexpect-
cd results. If the lines on the brain
should be found related to definite
thought impressions, their interpre-
tation is not beyond human powers.
The same order of mind that wrested
the key to the Egyptian hieroglyphics
from the mutilated Rosetta Stone may
possibly do as much from the brain of
dead professor, bringing to light the
thoughts which he kept hidden even
from his own heart while in life.
Should this come about, however, 1t
Is hardly necessary to speculate upon
the portentous changes that would be
wrought. No man could hide himself
nor could any nation practice the arts
OF diplomacy. No one could be led
astray that was not willing to go. The
Black Hand would betray its own
secrets and the white SLAYER convict
himself. Congressional Investigations
would cease. and the reformer dis
close at glance whether he really
liked grape juice or preferred some
thing stronger. And John couldn't
even think that his wife thinks he is
going to the club, for fear that she
would find him out, the gay deceiver.
In view of which, together with a
thousand and one other complications
that would ensue, it will perhaps be
best If the Harvard scientists fail of
their purpose.-Washington Post