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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1913-02-22
Budget of Expenses.

On motion the following budget of
expenses for the year 1918 was adopt
ed by the police jury:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-18
GIVES DIRECTIONS
FOR PLANTING LAWNS

In circular letter. Prof NJ. ]. Abbe!
of the University OF Utah. who has beer
directing the cleaning work In man.
towns and cities in Utah gives the fol
lowing directions TO property owners foi
planting lawns between curbs and side
walks:
IL the soil is Of a heavy clay it should
be covered with dark loam soil.
Frequently a covering Of fine manure
is all that is necessary. 1t should
then be spaded to q depth of ten
inches. The soil should be made
fine the entire depth to which 1t is
spaded. Next it should be thorough
ly packed and leveled, The ground
should then be raked to a depth OF
one inch on top. An equal mixture
OF Kentucky blue grass and white
clover makes a good lawn. Prepared
mixtures are not as suitable as those
which are purchased in bulk and
mixed before sowing. Be sure that the
seed Is free from weed seed. Sow the
blue grass In one direction and the
white clover in the opposite to make
sure that the entire surface Is COW
cred. Rake the surface gently with a
fine tooth rake. Sprinkle with a fine
spray Immediately after sowing.
Spray every evening until the lawn
is well started, Lawns should be
planted Immediately,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-18
NAVAL CADETS ARE
WARNED BY DANIELS
Secretary Lane Says He Must
Know Personally Whom
soever He Appoints.

WASHINGTON, April 17.-With
the announcement today of his appro-
val Of the sentence of the court which
dismissed Mdshipmap James c. Cook,
from the naval academy for hazing,
Secretary Daniels sent letter to every
midshipman Mt Annapolis warning each
that hereafter no leniency will be
shown hazers who, in addition TO be-
ing dismissed, will receive the addition
al penalty Of Imprisonment as provided
by law.
"The sentence Of confinement would
be justified in Cook 8 case,' said See
rctary Daniels, "but as l have not had
opportunity to issue a warning before
| have let the sentence stand at dis
missal Your hazer is essentially o
bully and must necessarily have a
streak Of innate cruelty. The United
States navy has no place for youths OF
this kind.
E'I take this opportunity of saying
that this senseless and dangerous prac
tice will not be tolerated at an educa
tional institution founded and sup.
ported by the government. Future
manifestations of such character at the
navy academy will meet with rigorous
action
The victim of Midshipman Cook s
haZing was Midshipmap Newbold
Lodge of Michigan, who was made to
stand on his head and do other stunts
by Cook
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-18
CHANGES POLICY OF
!. FORMER SECRETARY
Bryan Busy Overhauling the
Diplomatic Service, Partic-
ularily in Latin America.
ARBITRATOR RECALLED
This Government Will No
Longer Exert Influence for
Promotion of Loans.
ARBITRATOR RECALLED

~ WASHINGTON. April 17.-Iutima-
Lion of far-reachipg changes in the
Idiplomatic service, particularly in Lat"
I'm America, came today from the White
house, when it was announced that
,p,lHcnry James had been recalled from
mission given him by the Taft ad-
administration ss arbitrator III claim
'udispute between the government Of
Ecuador and the Guayaquil & Quito
Railway company, an American corpo.
ration.
lld 1t was said that while there was
nothing in the recall of Mr.. James to
Enfeflect upon him personally. the policy
N'Iof the administration would be not to
have the American government ip-
0IiRolved directly in the settlement of
private business disputes. 1t was in
fimated at the same time that persons
chin the diplomatic service who might
eslehave large property or financial inter
Nests in the countries in which they are
70. resident probably would not be retained
r,s lr.s In those places.
j Investigation Under Way.
cAf A sweeping investigation is under
.sl way in the state department in line
h. with the statement about Latin
ars american affairs issued recently by
oIutr President Wilson, asserting that any
:; previous influence that might have been
mo- 70 exerted by the American government
~ Tor the promotion of loans or private
/ enterprises would not be renewed.
ransl In this connection, Secretary Bryan
took under consideration today the
ot .ttatus of proposed treaties between the
eau United States and Nicaragua, Hondu-
arstas and Guatemala. The impression
bztxists that these conventions, which
Pe5peyer were ratified by the senate, but
= /. Nhich had the sanction of the Taft ad-
"a Rinlstration, would be dropped.
lsr ls Terms of Treaties.
= Generally, these treaties looked to
,S.l g.l more or less direct American super
,o,s fision over the customs contained in
rsuJhe countries concerned as a guarantee
NJ American investments. One of the
: Nicaraguan treaties also provided for
he payment of $3,000,00O to Nicaragua
~, b return for an exclusive franchise TO
II lfAionstruct an interoceanic canal in that
Duntry, provision intended to head
Itosff possible competition with the Pan
IDs ma canal.
npar ss slsSl interest was manifested today
~ ~ the action of Secretary Bryan in be-
dIntnning consideration Of these treaties
nosls}nd further definition of policy to.
crs:Fard Latin~American republics, which
iu nl.. Rve been seeking the support of the
eD' gnited States in improving their finan-
etst1al standing, is expected shortly.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-18
20! O! That Itehing!"
Stopped Instantly
Try ZEM0; Skin Troubles Vanish.
Buy a 2bc Bottle Today and Prove It..

Glory, A remedy for skin tortures
that makes everybody smile and say
'Hoo-ray" II you have that terrible
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-18
SHORT LINE
SUES WEBER COUNTY

The Oregon Short Line Railroad COM
pany filed suit In the United States
court yesterday afternoon against Weber
county for the recovery of 100 acres of
land, alleged to be part OF the company's 5
right but to have been appro-
prlated by Weber county, In addition
TO the recovery OF the land. the railroad
company asks for $1,000 damages sus-
tanned during the time IT Is alleged to
have been deprived OF the land, and also
for $4,000 said TO have been collected by
Weber county in rentals on the land
The land In question Is located In sec
ton IA and comprises the west one half
OF the southwest one-half Of the section.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-18
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH
TO DEBATE COLORADO

The second Interstate debate OF the
present season will be heard next FRIDAY
evening at the First Congregational
church when the University of Utah team
meets the team from the University OF
Colorado. The debate will concern the
trust question Colorado has been sue
cessful with this question so far this
year. while the Utah team was defeated
by the Aggles last Saturday night The
local boys feel that they learned enough
by their defeat To make II possible for
them TO defeat the Colorado men.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-18

journey east In very satisfactory man
ner. and that his friends hope for speedy
Improvement.
MIR, Kirby is one of the best known
mining men in the west. having been
connected with Park City. Utah. and
Tonopah. Fairview and Ploche. New.
mining companies for many years past
He has been a very sick man for sew
eral months, and II was at the urgent
solicitation of his innumerable Utah
friends that he proceeded east to take tho
friedman treatment
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-18
Seeks $4,000 Damages,

For injuries suffered while working
for tho defendants in Park City, Harold
court against the Mines Operating com
pany and George Dern for si5, 900 dam
ages. lIe. alleges that through the neg
crushed and burned by red-hot ore fall
Ing on him from the top Of one OF the
roast ovens In the company's mill
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-18

dery. unreachable itching, scorching,
raw eczema, prickly heat, rash. letter.
trritated or inf1amed skin, blotches.
ptmples or b1ackheads, you will mar
vel at the results of ZEMO,
ZEMO is a clean. antIseptic solution.
mot a grease OF ointment. Itching
vanishes at the first application: this
is absolutely guaranteed or money re-
funded. Use 1t on the baby, too, 1t
gives immediate relief in all skin tor
lures. Dandruf and scalp itching vanish.
Suffered 23 years with eczema. Fin
ally tried ZEMO. It cured me sound
and we'll. That was Is months ago.
ZEMO is a blessing" Mrs, S. Eason,
Hope, Ark.
First-cIass druggists everywhere sell
ZEMO for 26c a sealed bottle, or sent
direct on receipt Of price by =. w
Rose Medicine Co, st. Louis, Mo.
Sold and guaranteed III Salt Lake
City by Schramm-J ohnson, Drugs, five
stores Advertisement.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-18
DIR. T. B. BEATTIE TO
LECTURE ON WATER

AS a part OF the movement by the
state board or health for the Improve
Inent OF water conditions about the state
Dr j, b. BeattIe. secretary of the health
board, VIII deliver an address tomorrow
night to mass meeting at Payson
The subject OF DR., Beattle's address will
be Pure Water" According to DR..
Beattie, numerous towns about the state
are using contaminated wells and poor
water when Improved systems could
easily be provided.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-18
Sues for Husband g Death.

-, In behalf Of Amanda zelinic and her
three children. Mary. Cecil and Joseph,
NICK Buthovlch filed suit yesterday
afternoon In the United States district
court against the Silver King Coalition
Mines company. The plaintiff asks s26, 900
Tor the death OF Dan Zelinic. On Octo-
the mining company a distance OF 400
feet and was instantly killed. Buthovich
was recently named by the United States
minor children.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-18
WING is ON TRIAL IN
UNITED STATES COURT

The trial OF the United States against
Charles Wing OF Caliente. New. charged
with violating the federal white slave"
law, was begun In the United States dis
trict court yesterday. Wins, is alleged
10 nave taken women from Ogden Utah
TO Caliente for immoral purposes.
Monday Is still IN session and will prob
ably not make a report until tomorrow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-18
SALT LAKER TAKES
DR.. FRIEDMAN CURE

a message received from New York
yesterday announced that John A Kirby
OF Salt Lake City had arrived and had
been given his first treatment by DR..
friedman, the noted European expert
who lays claim to the discovery OF a
cure for tuberculosis. The message
stated that Mr.. Kirby had stood the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-18


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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-18

Fine voil and lingerie waists
in all sizes. high and low neck
models. beautifully trimmed
with fine laces and mcdalions Of
Venice and copies Of Baby Irish.
ECONOMY Basement.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03
How to Publish a Small
Monthly Paper
The Best W ay Financial Speaking Is NOT TO PUBLISH 1T

Mr. R l. of readers, says: Please an edi-
toral how to publish a small monthly paper"
The best thing NOT publish it. inasmuch you
to lose money quite patience and
temper and time.
however spite Of good advice you feel that you MUST
publish small monthly paper TO job printing office tell
the what you print and ask him much he will
charge you to print it.
He will pay you compliments and tell you that you have
magnificent idea and that you doubtless will sell at least 5000
copies begn-and you will agree with him
And then you will make contract with him 10 print 5000
copies which viii enable him give you low price compare
tively-and make money
Then poor friend YOU WILL NOT SELL The 5000
COPIES. AND YOU WILL HAVE TO PAY FOR THEM JUST
THE SAME AND THEY WILL BE STORED UP IN YOUR
HOUSE, AND YOUR WIFE AND YOUR FRIENDS WILL
LAUGH AT THEM AND YOU WILL COVER TERM WITH
AN OLD BLANKET
The second month will cut issue TO 5000 and
little later VIII cut il 0UT-i the LANGUAGE OF the DAY.
This IS encouraging, but 1t "a valuable warning
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03
The Battle of Wawz

amounts to much in the end
save to make a page Of glorious
history. perhaps.
But even as fl was. the Poles
might have won out but for the
unaccountable fact of their I'M
preparedness and lack of unity in
PLANK The hearts of the patriots
beat as one. but there was a de-
plo-aUIe lack OF organization and
concentration.
Terrible was tile vengeance of
Nicholas. Besides the punish
ment inflicted on the leaders of
the revolt. 5000 Polish families
We're eNi1ed to the Caucasus. More
than S6L09oo00 worth of proper
~ was contiscated. The public
offices were all filed with Rus
slams. The Polish army was alb
so-bed into the Russian army.
The Polish language was forbid
den TO be taught in the schools.
the Poles fought Russia in the
revolution of 1880. but naked
and the Uuiversirv Of Warsaw
was suppressed. Last. and most
bitter. on February &c. 1882. Pc
land was declared a Russian prov
ince
But there are two Po.ands-the
Poland that can be pounded down
by shot ND shell and kept Gown
10y mighty ornaments, and tie
Poland That dedes an brute. mate
rial fo-c.. and lives pl I'm love
ar5 ecrras. 4rr lcu. la-.-,-
fE. aS Pnag. rE. ,'zs# off, ust
,aH.u ,s-au- never .l-.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03
BY Rev. Thomas B. Gregory.

~HE Battle of Wawz. the
memory of which still
l. warns the heart of every
9trlotic Polauder was fought 81
wears ago-March 81, 1881.
The Polish revolution of 1880
made "a p,,ge of valor in the great
book of history that time can
never erase. While history en-
Gures that p5s viii endure aIons
with 1T. TO chee tile hearts and
nerve the arms of AN who may be
battling FOR that freedom which
To the real man Is dearer than life
itself.
When Constantine. the Grand
Duke. had il limited TO him that
the revolution was brewing. he
tossed the idea from him and
contemptuously exclaimed: 1T
is merely an agitation among law
vers without clients. doctors
without patients and young OFF,
GERS unwilling TO hold lower posi-
lions"
The Grand Duke was evidently
incapable OF the conception of "a
great enthusiasm. and went wide
of his mark. The explosion came
on the night OF November %,
1880. and Constantine barely es-
,aue6 with his life.
Instantly the Poles Were iH ae-
zion. u.spariuE iar lae invasion
which .aty su-a Gouil Sooa
.a.s EtEy .u 1851 . Sarge auu..
tun.sr. uE u#- .t -.. au..-t
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03

of the Cars generals, was on
hand to beat them back into sub
mission. II turned out to be
much harder task than was looked
FOR. At the great Battle of Gro
CHOW. near Praga. the Poles put
brilliant victory 10 their credit.
Tire Russians were driven from
the field with "a loss of 10.one
men killed auG wounded ana
many prisoners. the Polish loss
being only some ..uuu.
Then came the Battle Of Wava.
with the patriots as the attack
ing party. After two days OF
hard lighting. an the Russian po-
sitious were carried 10y storm.
and they retreated with a loss of
10000 in killed, wounded and pris-
oners.
Again and again. and still again.
at Zelicho, April 6; at SeIdiece.
April 10. and at Ostrolenka. MAY
%. the Poles We're victorious. Led
on by their great Czartory ski. the
patriots seemed To be invinciJle.
But. alas, for the hopes of
man, After these brilliant vic
tories came wilma and Musk.
with defeat despair ruin. The
Poles had been promised assist
ance from France and other for
eiSu powers. but the assistance
did nor come
No inner ya5o- was ever seen
among asa -rar -rat with which
vc.o- as against l.. organized
m5sH. 81 3D. -5.J- nation -el.ou
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03
THREE SOULS
By ELLA WHEELER WILCOX.

tn there that reached the Heavenly Cat
And gained permission of the Guard to wait.
Barred from the bliss of Paradise by sim
They did ask, hope, to enter in.
we loved woman (thus their story RAM;
We lost her, for she chose another
So love- it brought this door,
We only ask to her face once more.
Then will to realms where belong,
Aud pay penalty for doing wrong"
friends on earh?" CThe Guard spske thus
NAY. foes; but Death made friends of
The dominating thought within each Soul
Brought together comrades, to this goal,
To see her and in its radiance bask
For great momeut-that is all ask.
And, having seen her. must journey back
The path came hard and dangerous track"
Wait. then" the Angel said, beside here.
But DO strive within Gods gate peer
Nor converse hold with Spirits clothed in light
Who this way thou hast earned the right
They waited year year. Then. like flame,
News of death from earthland came.
The eager lovers scanned with hungry eyes
Each Soul that passed the Gates of Paradise.
The well-beloved face in vain they sought,
Until day the Guardian Angel brought
y message to them she has gone he said
Down TO the lower regions Of the dead;
Her chosen mate first; great her love
She has resigned the joys that wait
To dwell with him. until perchance some day,
Absolved from sin, he seeks the Better Way"
Silent. the lovers turned The plying Guard
said Stay Che while his the door unbarred),
There waits for thee darker grief woe;
Enter the Gates. and all Gods sIories know.
Pause for a moment ana take heed of this:
tie dearest treasure by each mortal lost
Lies .undeI. when the Threshold has been crossed.
md thou shalt fud within that sacrei Place
All that is past IS but "a troubled dream.
g. to'Nase ro" and claim the Fact supreme"
Taau ..o. I-I l,e Angels. Ht.lus ...e5r estate.
I'..e Souls went singing singing through G"o.- a-ls.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03
Napoleon S Prediction
Is Now Recalled.

The imagination may well take
fire at the suggestion now offered
to il Of a beginning Of the real
ization of the prediction Of Ma
poleon that Europe would even
tually become "all Republican or
an Cossacks." BY Cossacks he
meant Russians. who include
about 20 per cent of the Slavic
race. whose total numbers I'm Eu-
rope were estimated in 1910 by
Professor Niederle at 15L0O0,0o0
souls.
But it has not been Russia
which started the actual revolu-
ton. nut the comparatively insig
ni6cang branches of the Slavic
race mGabJtug the Balkan pen
iu~uia According To- the same
authority above quoted. the Bull
gagjaus. who. by their suddenly
manifested energy. have taken the
lead in The forward marcH of their
race. number about 100000. the
Seniau~. together with their close
relatives, the Croatian~. i'm Aus
tria-HungalN, about 100000; the
Poles about 100000 tscattered
through Russia. Austria and Ger
many. with 100000 I'm the United
States). and the Bohemian-S io-
vacs. in Germany and Austria
Hungary about 100000.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03

1T has been myself into the Of
such lady and by patient dogke devotion and ardent passion
her feelings; and in
her weakened she promised become my wife We
both feelings ascendancy
her will with knowing herself to be mentally
The woman who fascinated by such this he man
hind words
difficult make her ideal materaze into what she
be understood the suggestion.
Marriage Based Physical Laws Soon Pals and Tires.
human being there lies the dual nature rather the
The the the earthly
divine; the physical and spiritual
ysical of the
he her
She has something akin the spiritual in him MAX
her
interests and hesitate take her life into his keeping
mighty which lies in the WORD
SPOKEN IN SILENCE quietly declare her lover to be her n
quality which needs
eternaly satisfying there can be
a
Iadeship there must spiritual sympathy there will be safety
discod uon hatred after the physical fever has had w
who is loved by this letter describes ought
his mental spiritual
qualities. himself
such development c would his best satisfaction.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03

into the Balkan peninsula. But
before they could there establish
an enduring state the Turks de-
scended upon them and threat
ened for a time to overWhelm
Aryan civilization in Europe with
a Monaghan, or Turanian. flood.
But in spite OF an unfortunate
situation, and of disadvantages Of
many kinds, the Slavs have man
aged to maintain racial unity, al
though splitting up into many
States. and at times waging war
upon each other. and now at last,
inspired by the modern spirit Of
universal civilization and intel
lectual advance, they appear to
have achieved a unity OF purpose
which. If mutual jealousies can
be suppressed win undoubtedly
result in the formation Of a ma
ton or an empire that viii be one
Of the most Influential in the
world
In view of the great enlight-
eminent now prevailing in Bulga-
ria and Servia, and of the re-
markable readiness which their
people show to adopt modern
ideas, it may be that Napoleon's
prediction will be fulfilled in a
way not contemplated by him.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03
Bv ELLA WHEELER WILCOX.

TT is seldom the man CT the original type believes
a woman 10 be his superior mentally.
But the original type is undergoing a won
derful change.
Man is becoming a humble being as he
watches the development of woman.
He nc longer ridcules her mental aspirations.
he no longer aouts her ambitions to be something
besides a hGusekeeper; and he no longer attempts
TO dominate her when she sets forth to carve out
destiny for herself according to her own ideals
But it is seldom man of the original tyne IN.
strong animal man of unawakened spirituality
stops to analyze the feminine nature, and to con-
slider a womans best interests at the cost of his
own pleasure, in the possession of her
He Is of Higher and Finer Type.
When such a is encountered one may be
certain he is OF a higher and finer type than the
mere outer masculine envelope indicates
The following letter, written by man who be-
Iieves himself to be of very ordinary clay reveals
far more than the written words express.
If reveals the REAL DIVINE MAN just emerging
from the gross chrysalis state into the winged
creature.
For the moment human being begins to put
aside purely selfish considerations and to take the
future happiness of others to heart, that moment
the spiritual awakening has begun.
1t is only a matter of time and patience, and
PRAYER and the understanding of the laws of being
when such man will develop THE REAL UNIVER
SAL SPIRIT OF MANHOOD.
THAT spirit, which is to revolutionize the whole
world and create a Of altruistic beings
who live for the good of the whole not the benefits
of the few.
Here is the letter.:
Should a girl of a mental temperament who
seeks mental pursuits rather than physical who
enters heart and soul in all she does, whose joys
pleasures griefs and sorrows are indescribaby in.
tense of an elevated character and purely intellec
tua habits and tastes, mate with one whom would
call a Iymphatc temperament, one who instead OF
intensity activity mentality, spirituality, prefers
resting sleeping and whose mental perceptions
i'm contrast 10 hers. rather dull and ClOudv2
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03
Ella Wheeler Wilcox

Woman's Superiority to Man-The
Original Type of Male Does Not
Recognize Her as Such, but 1t Is
Only Matter of Time When He
VIII. He Is Changing Greatly.