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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1913-02-14

Gardner, Harrington. Holmes.
Hummel. Kea.ns, Hunter. King.
horn, MighelS. Oliver. Preston.
Swezy. rranter. welshons. Wilson
and Brandop-22.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1913-02-14
DIDN'T Appr.nl,,. wA,,A.-

shortly after Walt Whitman.
leaves Of Grass" made It's appear
ance. J T. T%rowbridge wal. watkins
WIN Lowell In Cambridge. when thu
latter pointed out n door. way slgn.
n~roeeries'' with tho lettors set 1ls.
aeg' 70 produce a bizarre effect
That said he. rs Walt Whitman
With very common goods inside"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1913-02-14
UNIQUE VALENTINE
DONE IN RHYME

Here is "a model valentine said 10 ha va
been written by IL young E~nglishman
to his sweetheart The curious feature
on THIS valentine is that ID may he read
from left To right, from above down and
IN several other directions cross wise ana
Dack making fair sense almost any way
"a person chooses to- read It.. IL il as
follows:
Your face. your tongua vour ,,it
so fair. Dgyy.nt =, sb,ru
FIRST bent then drew. then hit.
Mine eye, mine ear. mine hoar,
Mine eye. mine ear, nina hoor,
To like. to learn m o,n
iour race your tongue, your wit.
Do'h doth teach. doth move,
iour race your tongue. your wit.
WIN beams, with sound. with art,
DOM bIind. doth charm, doth rule,
Mine eye, mine car. ms b.or,
mlh" eye mine ear. my heart,
With life. with hone. with .Lut
iour race your tongue, your wit.
'''' ooeu' doth least, doth Gil,
- incc. y tongue. q wit.
mi'n''ownS' with check. with smart,
"'o"E NOT Vex not, wound not.
ZINC cyo' hlno ear, mine heart,
"'S eye TINS ear, this heart,
Shall joy, shall bend. sb.u smo..
Your face, our fopyno vo,r ,,i,
To serve. 10 trust ,o
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1913-02-14
p Q
OF THE CONDITION
Hen derson B anking
Company, Inc.

AT Elko, in the State Of Nevada, in re.
Spouse to the Call Of the State Bank tx
aminer for a Report Of Condition at ;ht
close OF business ending on the 4th day OF
February, 1913.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1913-02-14
The DAILY INDEPENDENT

= sl6rus II the ElKo postontre for transmission
througSt tho mails AS seeoud-olass mnttor.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-15

reasons for people being out of work.
I'VE investigated labor employ
ment bureaus We drafted a bill fash
Toned somewhat on the basis of the
great employment systems in vogue
in England, Germany, etc.
I'VE sent the bill to Springfield.
Gov. Dunno said he would do every
thing in his power for it. cannot say
why nothing was done. 1t was sent
down by the city council. Just at
that time when there ought to have
been a strong committee to lobby for
it, was obliged to go to Panama.
No committee went down to look aft
er this bill. think some pressure
was brought against it.
'This commission did what it
thought it was appointed to do"
And the doctor left the hall.
1t seems to me that man who has
the courage to stand up and tell hun
cry, homeless, jobless men that he
and the commission appointed by the
mayor have discharged their duty
when they looked up few statistics,
drafted bill for bureaus of employ
ment similar to those existing in
countries where the labor problem is
admittedly worse than ours, and sent
the bill to Springfield, where there
was opposition from the employment
bureaus that today prey on the I'M
employed, without anyone to see that
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-15
COURAGE THAT is DESERVING OF PUBLICITY
BY JANE whitaker

be that idea of will differ want
tribute consider White chair
commission
problem OF the $4,000 men who were then unemployed this city
evidence meeting
hoboesmgatory
enough simply because they had
bed solution of
plainly
tagonistc He had
but had really attended because he had been told that intended
attack the mayors commission
And was quite right in sumse the doctor said while
sitting
telling
through very opinion
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-15

SlIlluS Ill Tie rear Vi Tue TOOn d you
side me and started telling me what b
he was through 1 said to him: I am
chairman of that commission and
the young man wasn't phased at, all.
Every moment 1 have been ex-
pecting someone to say something
from the platform about the same
commission, and, as my time is linn
tied, am going to anticipate by MAX
ing a defense of our work" ,-
Right here, the doctor switched off
to tell the men, many of them job
less, homeless and hungry, that he
was quite in sympathy with the
working man, and, in fact, had once
worked himself before he became a
minister. He even facetiously sug-
gested that he might have made
better carpenter than a minister.
Then, referring back to his grieV-
ance, the anticipated attack on the
commission, the doctor said:
Having been informed that there
were 125, 900 unemployed in Chicago,
Mayor Harrison appointed commits
sion to study the situation: We re-
ceived so many letters asking us to
find jobs for people that, as, chair
man, asked: What is the business
of this commission? Is it to find
jobs?'
1--WE said jobs should be found, but
this is probably not the thing we can
do best. Besides, there are, scores and
scores of relief agents who ought to
look after this work. The thing for
the commission to do is to study the
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-07

lie lit audi abiollit minoerpertbig unb
benefit, bob Der Snitallateur es MIR
arf SIREN @elbbeutel abgeieben
batte. Sn Shrem ooreimal geiifer.
ten @elbifranf" fano ih leiber MIR
900 Sranfen Dor. Gen 9etrag lai.
len Sic iid bon Dem vMeiiter", Der
Die famoien gbwebrmoBregeln traf,
5uriiferitatten."
gei Dem beriibmten aammeriGn.
ger anote nitroe onfangs bes Sabres
1912 eingebrohen. Die Siebe er.
gobten iih an Speiie rnb Sranf unb
ifrie6en Dem aiinitler: r@ir ifaeen
Shre aunit, aber aud SIRE 8eine.
a6tirng Dem groBen aiinitler!"
~ - y
SDie 3nngen.
Cine Stunoe 5pan5ig Minuten.
bis Der ndfite 3lig fommt," iagte
Der 8obnbenmte auf Der fleinen Sta.
ton Der iriid)en 2ofalbobn 5u einem
Mann, Der nit pbiloiopbiiher Hiibe
Ii6 buralifbin I'M @artelaol nieoer.
labt. y9ann mill i6 nod cine Eieife
ral,f)en," murmelte er. Cine Sier.
telitl1noe pobl bate er rltbig geieI-
len, ais cine fleine bepeglihe Srau
eintritt uno iid ai,f ben Stitbl neben
ibm iest. Sbre ipise 9taie 5iebt nit
llnniQen Die Hailfmolfen elm. .Wein
Serr," ia9t Die Game pormurfspoa,
,penn Sic elm Gentleman pdren,
tpiiroen Sic bier nift ralid)en. -
yWenn Sic cine Game ndrert, mir.
ben Sic iih rpeiter pegiesen," ant-
tportete er. Cine unbeimlihe Stiae
liegt Damn in Der BON Ralfpolfen
erfullten Suit, Bis Die Dame niht
metr an iid balten fam uno nit if
rem ipisen Organ i'm anfGbrt:
,8enn Sic metn Wonn tpGren,
piiroe ih Sbnen 8ift geben." Hubig
uno perItanoniBpol iiebt err lie on,
tbut. einen 3i1g aus ieiner Hfeife uno
iagt Damn langiam: y@enn Sic
meme Srau mdren, piirbe id es neb-
men,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-07
Die fluae &6hin.

Sallsfrau: rNrn, lit alles fiir iin-
ier Serrenfriibitiif porbanoen?"
aohin: r@epiB. MIR ben Sriieur
mus ih nod b~eiteIen!"
Sausfrau: nSriieur? @o;u?"
aohin: r8ndoiee Srau iagten
och, BEL ben allitern miiiie crit Der
Bart entfernt Deroen."
- y
Gin Srrtbnm.
Sra, Wunoelbals, pie baben Dir
geitmedt beltte Die grbien?"
,@er iagt Dir. bob ih gegeIien
bob beute grbien9"
~9su, ieb' ids bod an oeitem
Bart"
.Sas lit bod nod bon poriger
ISOLDE, on Gbammer."
- - y
Cine 5nrdt.
8oloitein lit alf elmer Sagb. Ser
Soriter ruft ibm gu: .Serr Cob.
ltein, oa fommt elm Sale"
sd ferht mer MIDI, er ioq MIR
fcmmem."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-07
Gins Ser gnten alten Belt.

9ltr6 Die StraBen BON @roBflein.
bauien ihreitet Der @enleinbeoiener
uno nafbem er ieine @lofe in gerpe.
gling geiest, eerfiinbet er Der aufbor-
denoen 8epolferung:
.gs miro hermit befdnnt gege-
ben, oaB am Sonnabeno i1mmtlihe
StraBen bonn Shmis gereintet ner.
ben miiiien. Sm anoern Safe lest
ii1 Die Holi5ei rein."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-07
Snmoriitiihe 0annerbrieie.

9ab Die iauberen Gentlemen, sic
berufsmdBis Wein uno Iein Der.
ipedieln, mitlinter reht froblide @e.
ieQen iinb, lit menig befannt. Omar
gibt es alih binter &erfermauern
Wis uro Sumor, bod MIR IN Der
6reibeit sebeibt 10 reht oie .inOioi.
buelle" Sronie un6 ielbit Satire Die.
ier glemente.
ginen 9eles oaiiir biloen ioleenbe
Wittbeilungen, Die ein5efre Spisb,1.
ben am 5batort binterlieben. Cine
8iaa in Der llnlsegeub pom @lasgow
murbe sur ndhtliheii 3eit BON gin-
brehern nit ibrem Wciih bee6rt.
Sbre Iarole mar..sa gtst bas @eitait
uno oann bas @ersniisen. Cement.
iprefeno iteften Die gu1tner snnGfit
fir etpa 10000 1ranfenr Silberge.
ruth elm, oann erduidfen lie lid al,
Speiie uno Sranf, fohten lid einen
eritflaiiisen 8affee unb ipielten gil.
larb. Giner bon ibuen bate bdbei
bas @albeur, Elm Cod in oos CRIME
Suh 5u itoben. 9eim Ibifieo bin,
terlieBen Die boilifen ,Sdrdnfer"
cine aarte, auf Der 81 leien mar:
.@ir bitten iebr nm 0erseibung,
ooB elmer bon uns Oas ungliif bate,
beim 8%illaroipiel Dos Suh 81 be.
ifdOigen. @ir baben i6on unierem
8enoiien, Der immer Elm miierabler
Spieler NOR, Den Stanbpunft ener.
gid flar semaft. I'm aber Den
Shaben ei%nieermaBen uiis5ueleihen,
fiisen mir Elm Iiuno Sterlins bieiem
Inihreiben su."
Cine anbere ganoe bonn ygtod).
ihliiiiel" binterlieb iiberaa in Den
Sduiern, mo lie ibrem 8emerbe nab.
cling, griefe, in benen lie berbe Sri.
tit be3iielih Der eingenommenen 81.
ners uitb Soupers iibte. Sn einem
9anobars mar bel ibrer 0iiite Der
Siih nod nift abgeoedt uno Die
Speiien falim beriibrt. 9oh Die
9aiiner i6ienen an Dem giien feine,
@efaaen gefunoen su baben, oenn lie
flaaten oariiber nit naditebenoer
Worten:
Sum Better Sbrer eigenen Der.
oauung ratben mir Sbnen ebenio
boilih pie ~orineeno, Sbre &iihenfee
iofort 5u entlaIien. 9tiAt cine Gin.
5ige Shiiliel bot oaS Sralten5immer
oronrnasaemGB Subereitet; in,lbere
geitede iheint iie i~iberbaupt nift SIT
fennen. bern mir maren. mie Sic be.
merit baben meroen, genotbigt, Ben
Shmlls. uno Ielblt @riinipon, am
Siihtlif ab5mpusen. Sos cin5ige
@enieBbare mar Der @ctn; Die Sorte
bat uns 10 melt bebogt. Sm iibri-
gen boffen mir, boB beim n1fiten
Male alles in b~eiierer Sromung lit
unb mir Der Sausfrou nebit Dem Ter-
ional mo insbeionoere Der aiid,en.
perle oas 3eugniB nm einige &oten
perbeiiern fonnen."
Heht abidllig GilBerte iib Elm
U(etlfer Der Gttbred)crSltnTf uber 0te
in elmer Siaa getroiienen Cider.
beitsmaBreeeln scgen Ginbrud. gr
id)rieb:
r@erebrter SEER! Sic baber, mie
Die in Sbrem Sreipr oorgeiunbene
Hed)mine bes .Sobrifanten" oar.
tbut. iiber $500 Sranfen iiir eleftri.
Idle Sianalaloden, SrclorperIperrm.
gen II. /. 10. peraiisgabt. Sas 8elb
lit glatt mesgemorien, benn, mie Sic
bemerfen meroen. gclolg cs mir nit
2eihtiafeit. Die Sinberniiie auBer
9etrieb 81 iesen. Der Wamn, Der
Sbnen Die Mnla9e mod,tc. lit entihie.
Den ein @auuer. benm Ole arbeit Der.
rGtb nidt nur ben Eiuiter, ionoern
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-07
Catholic Home Annual.

Gin fatboliidsr aalenbsr in enslii6er
Sprahe. IRit msbriarbisem llmidlaa.
Ss6S @olbilesr NIB cine Msuss Suuitra.
VreiS 20 GtS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-07
Gin 0rubian.

goriisenber: .angeflaeter, mes.
balb ihlugen Sic Sbr Spfer NIT ei-
ltert eiiernen Sopf auf ben aopf?"
Ingeflaster: .Na, elm eiierner
Sopf balt bod cher mas aus, Serr
Mihter!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-07
Gpbnenber gerbtenit fir asenten!
Scltcbtc
NDlfSfdlcnce
fir oaS Sabr 1914.
8ensiaer's 21larien. KalenAer.

GroB Quart: Sormat, T%arbenbruds liteI.
bib: rSas srite Yiinsiisit". 100 Suuitra.
tiousu, barunter mebrere 0olbilhsr, mebr.
rarbi9sr llnti4ias. ;weiiarbigsS Ralenoas
rium, biibi1sr @ano Ral.nber, Vreiss
VreiS 20 GtS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-07
GinSieHIer KaIenHer.

S.uart. Sormat. 6arbenbrud . Sitelbilo I:
,Sie Wuttsr bss sottlidsu GrlOiers". 80
Slutratiousu, baruntsr s Solbilber, iarbt.
ger llmihlas, bIbiter Wanbfalsnbsr. preis.
Rebus. VreiS Is GtS.
Sit aud in iransoNider, italienii6er NIB
ipanii6srS pra1s;u babsn. YreiS 20 GtS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-07
GkriffinHS KaIenHer
titr Die @Ieiuem.

@it Sarbsnbrud= Sitelbilb, pier iarbiaeu
Giui9altsbilosri., imsiiarbiees 8alsnoarium
NIB iarbiSer llmidlas. .... VreiS 10 GtS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-07

Die ainoer mad erbaltener Strafe
ben Gltern oanfen miiiien. Sons
nabm Die quite 2ebre in iih aii. gin
einem Der ndditen 5aee entiptnnt iif
5niihen linn ilnb einem Der 8laiien.
genoiien elm @eiprdh:
n9u, Mar, idb lid benn mint, mas
Jig Der Rfarrer geidt sieio bat bonn
yGanfe", idga."
nWorum?"
so, mini Wlieter Bot mir geidt
a Sbrfiee geb. ,tno oa ba.n.iS pro-
bert unb ia y0onfe" gieio. 30 bGt
lie mer grab no eini one sba,,e. 5
Jag 8 ndhmol nib mer!"
30 probier is au moo; es don't
nler III ala gob!"
- - -
Sm &eitamrant.
8ait: sd mofte EN- aotelett
eiien; mie lang miro's bauern, bis
Die aohin oas 5uredtgemaht bot?"
aeGner: yWeroe chen natiragen
= inter llmitdnben fonnen Sic
gleif) orailf marten!
- y ~
SdSnes Bib.
alis elmer Ianbpirtbi6aftliden
SeitreSe: .. Weine Serren, MIR
nenn Die groBten 4artoffeln nit ben
fleiniten Sano in. Sano arbeiten,
fam Die 2anomirtbi6aft bliiben urb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-07

-aig Stun6en uno bas obne Deientli.
diem araftaufpanb.
aimo.Wapo (o bieB Der e%eniale
Sapaner) itieg gang einfah in einem
gaaon auf blieb in elmer beitimmten
Sobe iteben, if,altete Die an5iebungs.
fraft Der grbe aus-bas @ie mar
iein @ebeimniB-, lieb iih Die grbe
rubie r%peiterbreben unb itieg oann,
ais ietn Ibfabrtsplds nod pierunb.
3fpan5tg Stl1noen inter linn oui.
taiifte, fpieoer berab. &imo.Nfapo
mar oas Genie bes Cages: ale @elt,
obne llnteri6ieo Der Sarbe, Hation
llno Religion, iubelte Inn 5u. gr
ober ar6eitete an Ieiner munoerbaren
Griinoung peiter. gs geniiate inn
niht, Die Heiie Inn Die groe in
einem Gage 5t MAIDEN, er moate
nod raider reiien. llnb 10 plante er
cine Woihine, bic nod ausihaltung
Der Electromagnetic Der eroe ben
9aaon in Der entgegengeiesten Hif.
tlirtg Der G~robefpegltrg Don We1fen
naf Often bemegen ioate.
l(nb zines MorgenS erifien &imo.
Wapo in ieinem 9aboratorium, rief
abpefielnb ySeurefa!"
sd bab's!" llnb erfl6rte oann,
Dab linn oes 8dtbiels 20iung gelun.
gen iei: er babe einen 8aaon fon.
itruirt, in benz man beute aufiteigen
uno Die Heiie Inn Die grbe 9 e.
tern beenben fonne. Der g%eniale
aimo.Wapo mar ploslih irriinnig
%gemorben, unb nit ieinem Bertrand
bate er bas @ebeimniB perloren, mie
man Die In3iebungsfraft Der @roe
ausifolten fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-07
Mbomirt aut Mlte ulo Neue @elt.

Gas altsits, iluiirirts tatbolii6e Iami.
lisnblatt. SGbrli6 "a Seite 90 Is GentS.
Bel 9orausbejabluag beS san;en Sabr.
gauges MIR .,.,...."-... .................. 800.
Girca 100 Sluitrationen i'm Sabr, Saruns
ter maubs mebriarbiss. dur seoiessne Seis
TRACE be%rporraSenoer autorsn. Suunrirte
Srausnbeilase NIB 8lmoidau.
gu bs;isbsn ourd isos Su1banbluua 10.
ipie brett ppn ben S%erlsssrn:
Benziger Brothers,
New York; 36-3s Barclay st.
Cincinnati: 343 Main st.
Chicago: 222-224 w. Madison St.
2pbnenber Werbienit fir Asentenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-07
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8egrdfih.

@irtb: nGieier @ein laeert ifon
ieit ben 3asen meines ieligen 9roB.
paters, unb babel lit er 10 number.
Mills"
Stammgait: .8unititiid = rpenn
bret @enerationen @aiier oa5u se.
goiien baben!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-07
l~tnbemufte Iitarbeiteridait.

.@rGsinser bat mieber elm Stiid
gei6rieben."
ySotte err Mitarbeiter?"
s6reilih-bas beiBt: bie wiiien
natiirli6 niftS bapon."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-07
Nie aennerinnen.

SIM NebenSimmer miro alapier &c.
ipielt.
Die 8eiuferin Qduideno): n9as
lit 9eethopen!"
4loslih ertont elm 8epolter.
Die Saitsfrau (erbleiheno): Limb
oas lit Mo5art, Den baben Die Sun.
gems bon Der Sdule berunterge.
ihmiiien!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-07
Die Wirfnma.

Sn elmer anabenflaiie Ser Staot
ct. 8allen bot, mie bas st. 8aQer
Sageblatt" er5Ghlt, Der Helisions.
lebrer einorinslih ben Sesen oes
pierten 8ebotes erlGntert. sluh oaB
es cine @obltbat iiir Die ainocr iei,
penn Die Glteru iih ibrcr nit
Strenae annebmen unb lie fir Der.
feblrnaen irnb llnseboriam itrafen.
illfte Der Serr Eiarrer Den frauien
aopien bei5Ibrinaen. gS iei IN pie.
len guten 0amilien Der 9raud). Dap
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-07

Hifter: nSn oieier 2abe babe i6
Die Iapiere. Die lire ltnihulo berpei-
ien-aber i6 babe ben Shliiiiel niht
BEL mir!"
Iie6: .8ann if nit einem Siet.
rid oienen?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-07
8emIthsmenjh.

Natban Sulpeniaft beiuft ieinen
9ruoer Moris in Berlin uno mirb
BON bemielben ben gan5en Gag burf
Die StraBen Ser Saiptitabt sefiibrt,
ale Sebenspiirbisfeiten su be.
ihauen. abenbs iisen beioe in einem
Heitaurant uno Woris fraet nah Die
lem uno ienem in Der Seimatb.
Hatban gibt ieoof MIR ipdrlife
unh se%ritreute Intmorten unb iiebt
falt uniinterbrofen mad elmer Gde,
in pelfer Der Observation-Disclosures
itebt.
vWas aiidit b,t immersll in sic
gde? Sor' bod, mas ib nit Dir
reo'!"
sd pab auf nah meinem lleber.
sieber, oeiner is idon meg"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-07
1tncriuartctc @enOmna.

uHtlIuurtttc 2reHuuHg.
Miitter: .@as bat Dir benn belte
Die @oupernante porgeleien?"
Die fleine anna: .slf, Moma,
BON fleinen Raitpen uno Sdmetter.
lingen mnb @iirmern."
Miltter: SO, io-na, neibt Iii
oenn aitd) nod alles? @ie beiBt J..
9. Der @itrm, Dem Mama Die ieioe.
men aleiber peroanft?"
Inna: yYapa!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-07
@ersiftet.

nWas febIt benn benz giirsermei.
lter?"
Die nelie @aiierleitung lit eittge.
neibt iporoen, unb oa bat er's erite
8las trinfen miiiien!"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-04
TO TEACH ENGLAND POLO
Buffalo Bill" Thinks New Auto
Game Will Make Hit Abroad.

The game Of auto polo. which buffalo
BIT and "Pawnee BIZ are introducing,
mas fascinated the Indians belonging TO
the show The red men cluster around so
uackly at every practice game that some
umes the polo players have difficulty in
IoUowing the ball without causing an
Indian massacre.
iron Cloud is the Indian who is most
'mportunate In his demands 10 play the
new white men game Rolz G. King. the
inventor Of the game. is kept busy telling
me tnoesmen why they can't play. One
sood reason is that none of the Indians
mas mad anything 10 do with an automO-
oie and the management fears 10 intro
ouce them 70 the tricky motU car by
way OF auto polo. The reason ordinarily
advanced TO the Indians is thar the regu-
iaucns laid down by the government I'M
oe' which the Indians may accompany
'ne show forbid them to engage in such
dangerous pastme.
Next month Colonel Cody and his part
ner Major G. W Lille, are going to Eu-
rope and intend to introduce the new
zane there. They think II will be inter
sung TO see what the Englishman thinks
having a polo game with automobiles
Aseao OF horses. According TO a state
asnt given out yesterday the new method
expected 10 make Englishmen revolu-
uonize their game
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-04
VURAToR HAS BEEN VERY ILL
frank M. Chapman Stricken with
South American Fever.

'anh NJ. Chapman. curator OF ornithol-
va IN lhe American Museum of Natural
history. Is confined to his home. in Engle-
~ n. j., with South American fever
ehapman was at the head OF an ex-
'uon 70 Colombia, South America.
ne was stricken. At his home II
salo yesterday that he had been seri-
,sy III and was still weak.
.us party OF which Mr.. Chapman was a
1shoet struck one of the richest fields
sser penetrated by a museum expedition.
~, ured specimens Of bird and mann
~. NE OF great value and rarity. The
s members Of the expedition will
80 mere some time this month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-04
u. Altntutt & On.
For TUESDAY,
May 9th

Sale has been specially prepared of
Womer's Cotton and Linen Dresses, Coat Suits
and Outing Skirts
i'm the styles and materials for Summer offering appre-
ciabe values at the following prices
White Embroidered Crepe at S@oOO
Cream Shadow Lace Dresses at E4VV
O embroidered wolfe at I8UO
Handembrodered Crepe at A5UU
Dresses introducing effects trmmng also
French Linen white COlOrs at HUI
japanese Crepe Dresses in white or coors at YVV
Also simple Dresses variety of cotton materials at o|5
OF Eponge white coors at 52OO
OF Fancy Rane in white coors at ZOOO
of Rame Linen, n white colors at l0UO
Outing Skirts of Ratine Pique S525: 475
A of hgher-grade models in Summer Dresses
offered reduced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-04

Summer Curtains and Bed Spreads
i'm a choice variety of new Designs will pre-
sent an opportunity for the purchasing OF
Summer draperies of good quality at very
exceptional prices.
Embroidered ruslin Curtains per pair Sl.l5
Sheer Net and Lace Curtains SIPS 6 800
Irish Point Lace Curtains per pair us
Scrim and Linen Cluny Lace Curtains s3.75
Marie Antonette Lace Curtains per pair $50
SCrim Bed Spreads each 500
Marie Antoinette Lace Bed Spreads e" 0.75
Also number of High-grade Filet Lace Panels
at very special prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-04

will consist of the following:
Imported Brocaded Crepes, 40 inches wide,
usual price $500 per yard at 5 .35
Imported Evening Silks (Radium Crepe. sc
inches wide, usual price $500 per yard S. .35
White Washable Habutai Silk, II inches
wide, usual price Sl.35 at soc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-04
Wonen's Coats

10000 Yards of Imported Cretonr1e'
consisting of an unusual assortment OF
desirable patterns, will be offered In the
Upholstery Department as follows:
.Cretonnes originally marked at 4Oc. to 60c.
per yard ISC
Cretonnes originally marked at CSC. to SSc
per yard ZSC.
Also a variety Of Fancy Nets, Figured Mus
Inns and Lace Panelings in limited quantities,
originally 45c. to S1.OO per yard Csc. & 35C.
Orders for Slip Covers and Curtains to be
made from the above materials will
be accepted at moderate prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-04


Protection IS asure
o sAHEolE DETAILED
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1913-08-28
USE OF ADHESIVE PLASTER


rt.-@I III -.AMA It1,EE'JA tItM raNfe.S
Surgeons adhesive plaster II use
fMl In many ways. Aside from being
good for covering cuts and bruises
and holding bandages IN place, the
following are some Of Ito many Other
uses: Il will repair all sorts Of rub
Der articles, hot-water baEs. syr1nges.
garden hose, machntoshss, rubber
gloves and boots. II should be used
warm or BY applying . warm iron
over the patch. Put . small. round
piece on your finger whom knitting or
crochetns OF hsmming BY hand.
II q new shoe chafss the heel. put :
piece over the lining at the top Of the
heel stifening and be comfortable.
It will also rave the hosiery. Use It
to mend corsets. and ven the ends
Of protruding steels and bones. It viii
temporarily repair broken chair legs,
umbrella handles or broom handles.
A strip around q Jelly glass cover viii
make 1t alright. Tiny strips put I'm.
der broken rattan chair seats makes
them almost o. good % new. It ID
Just the thing to seal up packages TO
be sent away. and ifs an envelope re-
fuses to stay sealed several little
pieces of plaster will make 1t do 30.
Put q strip into the backs of children's
overshoes. The same q be done
with the boys caps. When rugs curl
up at the corners, strips Of the plas.
ter will cause them to lie nat.