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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-05
THE WEATHER

Faf Annapolis and Vicinity
r.f tonight freezing temperature,
rsrr sy fair. slightly warmer.
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Last returns indicated that James
j. Fielder, Democrat, for Governor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-09-05
Dreaming 10 orl.r

Dreams can be- made tu or'"' h' e
sldem bu' not by tho dreamer H
Fret iu the ear OF sound
1r allow q sudden draft q. cola uI u
play on Jho back of Dis nee. Hn {"
al'' dream 90 order bu Dr. ca. rH 'u
sleep With DIS mind m.d up 'o ores
of any certain thing and fI'a ap.#'u
dream of b. 90 spite q. the 'aa H."a
ar, sold Boa Europ. HH.. t.I .a .
must do LOO order ~ Jrw tl. .....
number iu tho lltfrr.
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The pulpit s bot immune rom wit
iH our Own day. bat seldom takes tho
personal form of q certain divine who,
preaching university sermon az OK
frH ended abruptly by rgmarkug that
5. N1a Time Co shuttle uys
.H... H0euu Jhy doctors men had
lHr come wirinl their boards, from
tH. a'.hua reIuuug thus o. tho
custom of tha mac. bearers who were
uou. fauHJ.r fu an..Ehbur.us public
house d.ru fh H arhWg and re-
ur.t 4Is when .A.. Thought 10 v as
nearly o,.g
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LIMOGES China Industry.

Limoges has ard $50. tp1'a
.ou Tor f china Ia industry H
Been carried ou In 'H. .'s '.r ns.F D.
century Tho Dy....,u.. .f .H 5000.
81 hardness iu.s. ~ '..'Hr" ...
feet yfr.lcauon and fuuiH.H0t
make So unsurpassed BOO 'h. estimation
OF c0uuolsseurs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-09-05

Strolllug into grocer shop the
other day a little boy asked Tor hair
a pound Of margarine le was being
served. and toe shopman vas about o.
wrap tho margarine up in paper when
Tho lad exclaimed Please, Eir. ms
muyer vants to know ~ verll stamp
COW on b. cos we're having com
pay. London Farm and Home
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-09-05

A man who awake Is most prosalc,
whose mind is commonplace. who is
utterly unable 10 invent story or
write drama. will asleep have tho
most astonishing flights Of imagina-
ton lie imagines story Tie
peoples il with players. men, women
and animals. and each one Of them
even the animals at times speaks his
part as perfectly as II he actually were
alive.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-09-05

Lady Ca piano. They .t son
love good music Youth Oh that
doesn't motier lus .u ul.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-09-05

have 'do''d iheir OFFICES rom INC
carson building 10 the hl''ns n'ut.'
to offices formerly o''up''u oy ITS :,
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home preferred. References gwen.
Address f. NJ. care the Ncva.
ea1lIp
SOME GOOD RANCHES mpru.
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Lea wears trachur experience NJ
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I NOTICE TO MODERN O0pNF>
I'm. wce,iur rnnrsdat .cpt ua
/ gree work ON hand TO- n
-
SEVENTY five thou nd dollar
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DkS. JOHNSTON & HARVEY
have ldoycd their offices from tho
Carson building TO the Biyins lildr"
To offices formerly occupied by brs
Iumpkm and Thomas. 21l-tt
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Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1913-08-22


81 II an English engineers plan to run
an electric railroad up the side offs
Mount Popocatepetl, in Mexico, be,
carried out, pass engers will expert
Ienee ia change in temp perature from
10 degrees above zero to 10 below
within two hours.
"A fleet Of vessels is largely emp
in the banana carrying trade OF the
Atlantic ports. Not tgmuch more than d
generation ago Captain -. D. Baker
of Boston ventured to bring the first
lot Of bananas to this country 81. The
value Of the importations annually Is;
now 1000, 600
KettleWell, in Yorkshire. possesses
the most remarkable electric lighting
Installation In England. The village
is only a tiny place. but the river
Wharfe provides It with natural water
power, and at a cost Of less than f6O0
q lighting. plant has been erected, the
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1913-08-22
RAILROADS AR & cALLiNG FOR
CARS FROM so oUTti al No EAsTS5s
ND Will BE I'M SHAPE.
8. ....I . &. \ \

argos. cording.
to the announc emen It traffic man
ayers Of sroads Il op eratin q the nort
west the railroads have taken Sextra
rdinary precauti is ainst a car
shortage this season and lhaVe called
IN their cars loaned to other roads inss
the south and east. These cars and
others which have been. accumulat-
ing in the large shipp ping centers dur,
Ing the summer llll with a large number
Of new ones which have been procur-
A. ed are now being distributed along the
lines ready to receive the heavy ton
mage Of the fall season.
The roads claim that they have
never been in better shape to handle
the crop movement than at the pres
5ent time, say the reports. The crop
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1913-08-22


riage ban pfaced on telephone girls IA
Italy. AS Ia result he has been IN
Yited to act as best man at 800 unions.
IN the opinion; Of nh English scien.5
tist, the wear of macadam roads is not
due to the suction Of automobile tires
but almost entirely to the crushing
effect Of horse shoes and iron tired
wheels. 3Ss }si s:;s.
A rabbit canning factory has been
started in Argentina. the tins being
exported. The furs Of the animals are
sold to an Argentine hat factory.
Rabbits have become pest in Buenos
Aires province. 43 5s5 }i5s h ~
In making study Of grazing lands
on the national forests, 125 entirely
new species Of plants have been dis
covered by the governments experts,
and will be named and classified by
the botanists Of the department Of agri-
culture; 4 sss5.: 4: a. ..j:s
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1913-08-22
conditions g raElt q have been closely studied
during 1lr the season and u large crop


during 9 the season and 81 large crop
! has been foreseen and eaui ipment for
ITS trans portation to the markets pro-
iYided 'sl for by an imp owed stem. d;
z usually ~ large orders for additional
cars carr and LOGON yes were place BY
alls Al l31 mort hWgstern roads at the begin
ming min Of the ear 4 and the activity iii
this this line is indie ID in the largest.
dividend ever eclared tby the Ameri-
can Loco comotive COMPANY a:;;S s:s8
# The splendid Gather for the ma
turing crops during the last few weeks
has 5lly pushed the harvest ahead and
the prospects now are that the crops
will be ready for the market earlier
than usual This the roads say will
help i.pel to prevent car shortage. High
prices for grains now prevailing will
tend Tend towards early selling and mar
keetlng, q conc ndition the reverse Of that
OF last year. ss3
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1913-08-22
Game Of Compliments.


This game may be played BY any
number of persons, who sit in q circle.
One of the players begins By wishing
that he were some animal, bird or
other object, living or not as he may
choose He asks his right hand neigh
bpr to give a reason for the choice
and the answer must not be compli-
mentary. 3ss ~ S
81 He then asks the same question Of
his lefthand neighbor, who must give
"a complimentary answer.
n Each player makes a similar wish I'M
turn and asks the same question Of
his neighbors n one gives a compli-
mentary answer WhenSit should be un
complimentary, or the reverse, the
offenders must pay forfeit or leave!
the game. sS$5s I.
For example: Suppose the pIayer
wishes to become a dog. his right hand
,nefghbor may give as reason, s. hat
you may indulge our propensity To-
growl:" and the left hand eighbor
may say, Because it is faithful and In
telligent. = s
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1913-08-22
FOR TIL CHILDREN
curly-Nig and Dimpls- cheek.


curly-Nig and DiHlple cheek.
L sCurIy-wig 8! and Dirnple cheek
Haven't beea away d week, lss
But how very long 1t seems & j5 .s3
S;$Ss,S Longest week I've ever {knownt II Il
Ill at once the house has grown III Ss
Silent as house: of dreams
v Dimple ple-cheek and Curly-wig l5 55f
Really aren't so very big s3aEt
Both, In fact, are very small
But the space they fill-dear met
Now they re gone there seems to DDS
Nothing In the world at all!
Nobody to come and tap, 4 !.
1nterrupting grandma s nap; :;g 533s$
Nobody to come and plead, sE9s ne
4 - Tory!' when I want to read.
Ii Nobody to linger near
May I help you, farver dear?''
Nobody to spill the Ink
4 Or to streak my desk with jam.
Really what goose am Is Z a5 sS3 W.
To be sorry, don't you think
Curly-wig and Dimple-cheek Il s:es sss; !.
Will be home again next week, s. .3S
d But how slowly. slowly pass
All the hours Of every day SEs
While my darlings are awayl
Hurry home, wee lad and lass
Or I'll have to go and seek e iss4I# $S3
Curly-wig and Dimpie-cfeek! &
# # t5,i##is st. Nicholas.
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1913-08-22
Dancing Wineslass.

II
Take two bottles Of the same height.
Insert in each cork, the top Of which
has been cut into wedge or gable
shape. Place the bottles on the table.
the cut edges Of the corks parallel to-
each other. Put the blade of a table
knife on each cork, their points al
most but not quite meeting In the
middle and their handles projecting
on the opposite sides. Holding the
blades with the thumb and forednger,
take small wine or liquor glass half
full of water and balance it upon the
points Of the two knives.
This will require a little adjusing OF
the distance between the bottles or OF
the quantity Of water in the glass. but
after a few attempts you will find that
the weight of the glass just balances
that Of the knife handles. 5a1
BY drawing a few drops Of water
from the glass this will rise a little
with the Knife blades. If now You
I take a thread with a metal button or
a small piece Of lead tied TO it and
lower this into the water the glass
and the knife blades will descend
They rise again as you wit hdraW the
weight. The glass behaves as If drawn
by the thread and you can make it:
/ dance up and down ike a narionette
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1913-08-22
ROUND |' [ | ! WORLD. I | |

quay has acted a general eight
hour law II Ss III VII
iexico, It IS said, has a population
of Is, ,26o, ,369.
One il every three people in AUS
tralia has ID banking account, 1:
There is a record of a Chinese state 1
banquet lasting seventeen hours. 3s
s5 Wooden II holding to hide electric
wires is prohibited In New York. 81
Horsehoes attached BY bolts around !
the hoof have been patented in Eng
land. {5|i q 81 7 81
S Baltimore will retire all public school
teachers reaching the age Of seventy In
service. s:3 " u
III Lexington, Mass. L has restored its
ancient Paul Revere belfry to its origi-
nal location where it stood In 1861 81
KS The 5Asiatic town Of Maiwatchi, on
the borders Of Russia. is peopled by
men only. Women are forbid den en-
trance there. 4!
Greece possesses curious criminal
law. "A person sentenced to death there
waits two years before the execution
Of the sentence. 5s.5$9 s.53
Ever since 1907 there has been al
ssteady yearly increase in the value of
tile gold output of the Klondike region;
| the figures for 1912 being S.. .225 1885,.
Nidows o,y n, ''5.5 . as the Berlin,
suburb Of Charlotte enburg is popularly
known, is officially stated to contain
14,543 widows and only 2,358 widow
ers. $ts ss9
Using an electrical furnace, Lon
don scientist has succeeded in draw
ing glass tubes with an outside diam
eter Of but one-twenty eth ousandth
Of an inch. q 81 RI
Discovered recently in snohomish
county, Washington. is a 800 foot high
yellow firsWhich is said to eclipse all
prerious records of big trees in the
northwest. Z. 5355s. 5.s.. q .s
For frightening burglars there has
been invented a fashlight t re-
sembles a magazine pistol, but which
shoots a ray Of light when the #trig--
ger is pulled ID ID 5=5
4 1SSW w hile5 Spain has IL plenty OF govern
ment agricultural schools and farIns,
4 the 4 large land owners and farmers
seem to prefer; to carry on operations
y in the old way
An abattoirS in Dublin is planned by
1 the Irish Meat and Transit society.
which will also construct special boats
i to ply between London and Dublin
4 for carrying meat
u IBID New Zealand cattle raisers have
\ found that the mea t Of dressed calves
\ retains its flavor better when exported
4 long distances If the skins be left on
4 until ready for market.
a "a new English mine rescue appars
4 atus does away with the helmet and
q weighs only twenty eight pounds. vet
q with 1t man can work in deadly
a gases more than fifty hours.
4 new power unit, known as the
4 myriawatt, has been favored in place
Y Of the boiler horse power unit by com
mittees Of American societies Of cleo
a trical and mechanics engineers.
# The violonc clio by Giovanni Gran
a cino, used throug ghout all his tours By
4 the late Auguste Van Biene in The The
& Broken Melody, IA has Just been sold
B In a London auction room for f855.
The Italian postmaster general has
been instrum entail in. raising the mar.
Il -
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1913-08-22


A It's not strictly Charles
Becker is Sing Sing awaiting
implicitly
*#
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1913-08-22
Largest Painsir,s / il III 4 Il: the i World.

3 The largest painting Ia the world
exclusive OF frescoess Is Tintoretto
Paradise !. hung III the grand salon
off the doge's palace at Venice Its
Dimensions are eighty four feet wide
and thirt fonr ffeet igh ret for
size III does not compare with tho
fanous fresco ozs s1ichelangelo. which
occupies HE ceiling of the sistine ciatirs
7 el OF the Vatican and is ISSSs Feet iza
length ana forty three feet ia width
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1913-08-22
90 I-j.alIl,esetahie Larnb. y

Fhen cotton first came to Europe to
make its principal II center in Lam
.cashire, England was the sabJeck
sof the quaint and wonderful fable of
egetable lamb. The fnffy white
Efbers OF the htlrstin n's cotton pod 50
resemble Sleeps wool 4 that ira velers|
reported that ID sra rtary there grew -
shrub, the fruit Of boil Of which con-
stained hinne a lyttle Beaste In
/ sFlesche. IN Bone and Bloede as
though were a lambe
outer wool ''S2 4 fter the lamb had been
eaten the wool was made into cloth.
continued this story. " hich IS the earIi-
est European account OF the manufac
ture OF cott
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1913-08-22
Why The Sea Is Salt.

The rivers of all the world pour their
water into the sea sooner or later
They wash down eIlanti ties of.
solid matter and much matter in solu-5
ton Of which the great ter part is salt
This may be in scuh small amount
that it is imper eptible IN the river.
The waters OF the seas are eyaporated;
/ by the sun. but none Of the salt ISL
taken up into the clouds. So the water
that return TO the earth in rain con-i
h S5tsins; no salt but by the time III
reaches the sea aga ia, fter soak king,
sthrong the soil and flowing dow the
rivers, 1T has. mother load, Gonsequ quent-s
II the oceans are receiving salt a III
the time and never 81 living up any Of IT.
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[By Latest MALL

IBy Latest MALL
NEW YORK-James z. Sullivan.
secretary of the Amateur Athletic
Union OF the United States, who was
formerly president OF that organiza.
ton and is the oldest athletic official
In America today, when asked his
opinion of the proposition presented
by Gustayus T. Kirby OF the Intercol-
legiate ASSOCIATION of Amateur Ath.
letes to haze amateur and profes-
sional athletes compete against each
other, said:
"The proposition Is not a new NE
at all. For mere than 80 years those
who have In their charge the safe.
guarding of amateur track and field
athletics have had to battle with the
same proposition, heretofore advanced
by professional promoters and profess
sional footracers. ~:
This history OF athletics certainly
is familiar tc those wfo have made a
study of athletics. Professionalism
killed the Olympic games, so the his.
torians tell us, and the terms sprofes.
sional and amateur come to us from
the fact that at one time inisport anna
teurs and professionals did compete
together. ~. T. -.
But corruption, betting and dis.
honesty crept In, with the result that
those who competed for the love of
athletics found they were compelled
to compete against those who had de-
cided to make athletics their liyeli-
hood.
Tin America the very first athletic
ga Des we ever had were thrown open
TO professionals and amateurs, and
men like Father BIZ Curtis, who was
equally strong advocate of amateur
ism for amateur athletics and profess
sionalism for professional athletes,
raid then that sport would never ad-
vance II the professional was allowed
to compete with the amateur on an
equal footing, either for q prize. bet
or for simple honors. - !, i
'1The ideas advanced by Mr.. Kirby
are ridiculous In the eyes of veteran
sportsmen. or course, II the Inter.
collegiate Association decides that it
is good thing for Yale or Harvard to
have professionals contest with their
amateurs, or II they approve of the
professional physical directors at the
Springfield training school competing
with their amateurs, that Is all right
for the intercollegiate Association, but
the Amateur Athletic Union Of the
United States will never tolerate any
such proposition, unless ] underesti-
mate the men who compose the gov
erning board of the Amateur Athletic
Union OF the United States.
Credit 10 a. A. u. -. .
"Mr. Kirby seems to forget that the
present healthy condition Of athletics
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Co. These tickets may be exchanged
for reserved seats at the Promotion
Committee rooms in the Alexander
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her 26th. The tickets for exchange
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Thursday, November 9th. Only ex-
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Wednesday.
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and succeed, they will say you've got
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