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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-18

" ANAllFi IN ~ RtsFso IL
HYDE. formerly city chamberlain
wh1 was recently convicted on the
charge 81 bribery. waa disharrcd TO
dny boy the appellate division Of the
supreme court
NEW YORK. President elect
Wilson loft 81 80 today for
Princeton. after spending the night
Nth hlp old friend. Col T. ~.
House. % Texas
CHICAGO THE rumble % an
impending strike among Chicago
garment workers In sympathy with
the garment strike in New York.
was heard today.
THROUGH THE county ircasur
ers office we're cold Friday $3.50.
00e worth Of school bonds author
lied az the recent school election
PADEREWsKG Is called the
Wizard of the Piano. and Busuni
the Lion OF the Keyboard The
Same critic says Godowaky IL a
bear.
MISS GRACE RosAAEN will
give selections from The Melting
Pot" Sunday at the Y. NJ. c. 4.
meeting al 80
GREEN LAKE sunday School
District Association will hold a
rally Tuesday night AZ the Wood.
land Park Presbyterian church
T. G MASTERS. evangelist from
Minneapolis. will begin sunday ar
ternoon at tho Church Of God chapci
n series OF lectures. illustrated with
free hand drawings.
THE SUBJECT for the Thursday
evening meetings during January
at the Keystone Congregational
church will be The Ideal Church Do
SUNDAY OBSERVANCE laws
were severely scored by W + Mar.
tin. OF the religious liberty depart
meut OF the Seventh Day Advent
ists. IN his lecture at Arcade hall
Friday evening.
BRU SSELS parrot initiating
q trolley conductors whistle,
caused the motorman TO start up
too soon and two persons were
, seriously Injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-18

ia e1prcaaly upon condition that for
thc prevention OF class Of public
iudccency. the following Ho-chlled
dances are absolutely barred and
prohibited Grlzkly bear bunny
hnr .tcndrrloln moHemenln. thr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-18
YOU'LL FIND lit HERE
New. of the Day Condensed for Busy People

rhE INVITATION extended 10
Governor Lister to attend the din.
nor given b. the Chamber Of Com
merce on Feb ] has been accepted.
MISSIONARY WORKERS OF the
Congregational church Will lecture
IN Seattle az an institute TO be held
hero January 20 and q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-18

A PEASANT woman iH a
member o. the parliament Of
Finland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-18

LANSING. MICH The elecior
ate 81 Michigan viii soon have an
opportunity 20 vote again on ~ow.
ea'a suffrage. which vas defeated
bf narrow margin last November
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-18

HENRY HrTMArv WAS Friday ap
pointed receiver for tho Nenaichee
Heights Improvement Company and
tho summit Investment Company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-18

THE ENDLESS chain Of posi-.
billiles OF the parcel post was tx.
empliiied hy the ArYada ranchor
DO sent link sausage 10 Denver
consumer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-18

TURNING ON the gas 10 end
her life. a Philadelphia woman
left a note 10 pay the milsma1
90 cents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-18

GOV. SULZER has been
elected a member OF the Aero
club. but there 10 no indication
that he has gone UP IN the air.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-18

WASHINGTON CHARLES H.
HYDE. formerly city chamberlain.
who VAS recently convicted on The
charge 81 bribery. Was disharrcd TO
dny by the appellate division Of the
supreme court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-18

proyiso 20 this effect proposed BY
Heprenontatiyo Hoddenborry, OF
Georgia. when before the house
public buildings committee Friday
The cOnRrfHHmnn proposed a
limitation on the measure 10 per.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-18
CONGRESS BARS NAUGHTY
DANCE AT INAUGURAL BALL;
WILL ENFORCE THE ORDER

forcing this action ana are h'I'pt
given plcnsry powers.
Vice Chairman Hamilton OF the
inaugural committee accepted u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-18

NEW YORK. The stock market
closed dBl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-18

MISS FLORENCE MAY HANNA.
daughter Of Mrs NJ. r. IS Hanna,
Seattle. Was married 90 Andrew
Hamilton. a Seattle business man.
Wodn, sday. Jan 18th. at $40 y.
M Rev. j. ID o. Powers officiating.
THE NIPPON YUsEN KAIsHA
liner Tnmba Mari reached port Fri
day night after quiet trip across
from the Orient She brought a
large shipment Of silk. valued Al
$500 600. and heavy consignment
OF Oriental erchandiac.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-18

CHICAGO THE rumble % an
impending strike among Chicago
garment workers In sympathy with
the garment strike in New York
was heard today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-18

NEW YORK. President elect
Wilson let 81 9 30 today FOR
Princeton. after spending the night
18th hlu old friend. Col T. NJ
House. % Texas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-18
At the Melbourne Until Sunday.
Helen Gardner In Cleopatra"

Here's n new movie story.
A party Of university students in
aided downtown theater the other
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-18
A, the Dream Until Sunday.

"The Vengeance az Egypt" CT
mont's Pictorial Review.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-18

THROUGH THE county ireasur
ers office we're sold Friday 5000
0Oe worth Of school bonds author
lied az the recent school election
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-08

nas vspors IN the ~ 1sss staA ~ ssass
direct line Of the hsI
sus's rays naturally cause ths rainbow.
A. Ged declares. % LoaG - there \
. sainbow. theee can never b. bood.
Ths rs~ss ss 0sbsi.
Centuries aftorwaN. ths worldly.
wise Of that tms undertook the buiiA-
iAs Of . great tsvsr. anticipating A.
sthef deluss- 0lnes thsy disrsgarded
Co.'s proniss. He ~ tAso manifest
their folly II usavailiag sweat OF facs.
Whsa they Wsrs Wsarie1 b. tAslr ~
eslsan task anA I'D Isaea4l vai0ahle
lsassos. Ca csafosnAs1 tAe1s As-
guaSo. os0aratsA u tsaGns asl iatse.
~ ~, scattsesd. 0raAsaliy nas.
nsss. cvsteos snA coise Il skin bscsDs
1isslsllar. TSss ths vasioss racss
vttA thsir pse1AaFtesss q ts0pseaasa&
- IaaGaa0s ~ tAsIe sGast. q. Pasl
rOalashs ~ ~ ~ pceosA1GsteA -
0sds Dart - ha1ae ~ lAvos1A,s ~
~ Ostveektng q Dlvtas psrpsses.
H. eepesafisa Of 0aaktnA ioto If
feesst Satisaalie1ss asl IL hafrssss 4
AaguaSs bs0e - pssDsss spast fer
cssesfiss. Dse slDcs stsao bssans q.
fscslvs Sss transosrtatisa. ths csoais-
gllnG q nat1eas b besaking down ~.
t3saAl baeslses anA fASeeaAg human c.
spsNtSsa. 01aes DankiDd are slaness
6y oaturs, their ceopse1tion y ssual-
y seiasA and therefore evil.
Today rich corporations are buiId-
ing q great Tower Of Babel for protec.
tion against calamity. Lkewfse the
laboring classes are building 4 great
Tower Of UniOnism. to deliver them
from all adversity Except for the dis
persion and the language barriers.
these world wide Organiza tons would
have developed long ago and precipi-
tated the final great cOnGict-"a time
Of trouble such A. never was since
there WAS . nation. daniel i2:l.
Fire, the NEXT Calamity.
II. Peter divides human history into
thrse great Epochs. called worlds" In
our common version Bible. The hrst
Epoch eaded with the Flood. where
the present Epoch began, styled by st.
Paul. This pressa& evil world" st.
Pstae says that The present woed viii
Be esded hy . Aeiuee Of ''hrs." Thsa
will follow . new "world." o. order q
things: the world 10 come" will -
a. Epoch Of Rishtsousasas. un6ss
Aessianic sapeFviaioo.
Bible stu6eats formerly uo1efseoed
Ot. Peters words to siGnify literal Ore
b consume the physical earth and
heavens. Closer study shows that tha
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-08
/. Official Directory

u. G. Senator Simon Guggenbeia
Congressnsn-atla large. ....E. T. Tayies
Congressman, ID District, J. A. Martin
STATE representative. =. Horace Hsaa
Reg. u. g. Laad Okies. e. E. FordAaa
Rec. u. 9. Land Office. W. e. Wsilsss
District Judss ..... John T. Shuna.s
District Attorney. u. james G. 0estsy
Clerk District Court. .Chas. b. Kias
Division Irrigation Engineer.
................fh Theodore RSaoahoPa
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-08

marriage license bureau at half-Dast
twelve. Which firm are you going -
try?"
"Mumford & Curtis" answered
Frank. Il know a man in the pacAiag
department. He'll take me on"
You're sure it won't be Cabee 4
Roche?"
Sure. Why"
"Oh, nothing. l just wanted 70
the evening figuring out what huA-
dred dollars would buy. Frank Les
left her in high glee at eleven O'Clock.
On his way home he read and re-reaA
the newspaper, paragraph doesa
times, to make sure that he had -
deceived himself. ~
His first act on awakening was to
read 1t again. His second was to -
ephone to the ONCE. asking that HI
vacation might be counted as co0-
mencing from that morning. To -
feet this was easy. for he was ons q
large force Of clerks In the big ~
Insurance once where he was -
ployed, and his work could easily q
undertaken BY others. Then he ~
o. n old suit and went down to -
big department store Of NumfoF0 4
Curtis, which stands, a. everyno1U
Knows, at Seventh avenue and ~
stresk. ---------
He had intended to apply to -
frisaA, tAe assistant head Of the -
i16 Apartment, but On sso1nl
tAeasAts hs decided tAat this u1lGl
lay him eHen to snsp,ctese-..-.sssS. a.
weat, instead to the mailing dseugo
0sat.
You want . jobf' queried -
woman superintendent What -
you dor 80 -,
I've had .semetclerical sxperiepqH
answered Frask!:s ia need, = d dobs " -
worst kind of way" he added. ~
Wiling TO start in at anything so -
I can get employment here" He
never spoken more truly.
/ well" said the superintendent
believe they want some addreNU
Just now. Write your name on
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-08
Mssa Thlae

TAsg (ol ooafss vsre g1fse) Wete
snln1ne (of eoafp> h tAo nSoese 0nD'
~ possshas) ab0st . tAir1 garsC
nuGnal fk5a04
.Yea. rsoazksl - e tas2. -
euasfssel vitA Jaek. aA1 Sse1k1e4 81
HI pesssats.s
sQA. rsaIlyf A1l slD0ses - WI
naeuaJ1y FotuR1s6 haEUp
sDveey ooo - tAs0," FsO9o4 -
seAse. wv. - svsa vsa3 - eae q
tc. send Aes bali . Dozen bo1es o.
eses DoVAee. W1kA . noeo sxptnsnenG
saae Geneo - 1Fsk ~ hsf - Dnse
hsvo takea that n1cA hone % HI
ocaA"&Loadon Opinion.
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-08
- rhat Boy Asaia-;
~, UAf hair ID bla0aE Mrs.. Wop-

=. -. = ~ ..~ss~.'s :" -.
-of course It Is, Johnny. Did yoo
sAink Il was Sons other cc!or!"
"Yessum, cause I beard my father
TN my mother that wnen Mr.. Wcp-
epn stayed out late you got red
Asaded."
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-08
mn uTIH 5cHE
lssss Isis MH n Nrs
~ ~ Eago noaannn0
~ 00IAal0 0al0&,


- . vasb ~ = = ~nanlv.
nUtsa- DaaaAn1 1san6 0sna1na =
- 49, osaAAv - ~ anaanA ll1aa
LsA uoss - sAaao = ~ 0nno0ing
hsaGa. WV Aaso - - a1nag -
[ eAjasttoa = 0s1G1ng 0mn11nDD = ~
hs1alAosa1 U1Aa3 fAnGD - oosssA
psrlsstiy ss0sEahls 0sS - 4 Uear
- s.aA . gFeas AEa1a - 0up IL
Ao0A-
AarAa vas aAAAaA3AaA ~ 1nar."
- aaiA fss ~ tvsaG1s1A ~, Il
Uoat start narris1 lie = Asbt.
We've 90 70 have tve haaApoA dol
lAes to beGia 70 furnish o0 aDart:
meat. Nov. yoa b patiseG ~ I will
BE. and we'll each ave uD . AaaAred
during the coming twelve0eath."
Frank went away disc0nselaEs and
to sleep.
Bst on the next evening Frank was
back, jubilant. In his hand ~ held .
copy OF the evening paper.
Look. dearest" he cried. thrustins
It before her eyes. do you 80 this.
Aumford L Curtis have pro0ised .
hundred dollars to the nrst oas OF
their employees to get naSrieA. And
Caber L Roche, not to b eatAone.
have made . similar Offer. Now.
then!"
But, my dear boy. yos arsat an
employs Of either drm." Deotssted
Nuriel.
"No. but don't you know I caA ar
range to begin my vacation tomorrow
morning! And those department
firms always want help Of sons kind.
Why, tomorrow morning I caa get
position At eight dollars . week a.
. packer. and we'll get Married at
noon"
Suppose they don't pAyf"
"Of course they'll pay. WY. the
newspspsrs will be full Of u story.
They won't dare 60 hack - their
agreement"
But the newspapsss!" sail Mu-
riel. pouting.
But . hundred 6oEAss!" said
Frank. "Muriel. DARING, voat Q SIN
gle hundred DEF!
WELL" said Nuriei, aktse = inter.
val q thought. III yoa ean rsally got
that position I'll-I1l Dsst 20 q the
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-08

Oh pap.. f.r ~ = ~ -
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-08

~ - ~ ~ sse II soon burst Int
sAe etosd" flame. as st Pc
ter prophesied. The heavens" are &C.
clesiastical-the church institutions.
These VII become involved in tAs
strife bstwesa Capital and LAbsr. and
will perish.
CArist Jssus = ths AFk q 1afstI ~
al Who Will b saved fts0 ths pcss-
sat erder. His fsliowses win bees0s
WITH Hin IL ''nsW heavsas"-tha
spiritual rui11g psWse e Mssa1aA's
Kineo.A. Un1se tAslf saosfvialsa .
NV sselal se0se wtM - isaegusaaeA
anl soa1sAosn Wsu - slalaatsA-
Although aany nvss Wtl - ~ y
that osshSs wh1eA eaAs ~ ~ ~
grsat un0 - aAaAi1A W1M s00aan.
0seaal, 0aa1clal aaA seelss1ast3eal -
sonQuossAs Wsa AAW DssisAs4 -
ovseytA1ng - ~ - Q nv baa1b ~
NesasA. fbe Lend tsils o. thss. Ia
Dswiag IT, 1sRy tresb's He wtll GsaA
nankin1 Z psre Aessaes. ''that thay
nay all cali apos the naoe Of ths
Lord 10 serve Him with one conaent."
(Zephaniah 38D Mankind will not b
wholly Destroyed by that dery trouble.
The eonfusioa Of doctrines given forth
In the name Of the Lord viii termi-
nate With this Age The Meaaage Of
Divine Grace promulgated in the fu-
tuse will he pare and the blessing to
ali that will receive 1t will be great.
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-08
sts-y = IL. sss,vi..4 osssss.

otosy q tlss Atssvissk ossAos.
'Bhertly after I Started In .DsaelSsa.'
eslaGes . pAystsiaA sac ~ 1aases
siAs, 'tour next Aeef seiSAbos 0Ane
over . to sur ho1se oos svsaa1g aAA
asked to uss tAs taIepheas. - ea11sA
. dovneown Doctor ~ asks1 hin 70
come out at once. In . few minutes
be was back to ask NJ wife to come
over until help eeslA reach them non
the city. lw
The II. d. having arrived, neishbof
vas hack to request the loan Of my
case Of instruments. The other doctor.
coming without his emergency bag.
was unprepared-
Il thought this the limit, but pres
entity he made . fourth trip. bringing
his small son along this time. He
kindly pointed out the fact that having
my own child to look after 1t would be
less bother to have them both. ~ they
could amuse each other.
is there nervier case On reo'
ord?" he challenged 49,
"One," replied the householdef.
agents make life miserable In on
ward, bat the most pefsistent one ]
have had to deal With recently va
ssiiing . door plate which read:
Positively No Aesats!'
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-08
COUNTY 0XYD0KAA

County Ju1ss. = J. Smith
County Sheriff ..........H. @. Jsa1V
UAoesooeIt8 ............A =. 0Aoo9
Clerk asl 1ssssasp 90. @. Z. HshAosa
Dspsty Csssty Cassk &C. l. Hsb6asa
Ceuaty Treasurer 80. .Jsha 4. Has11s
Deputy Cssnty f.sasusss. C ". oMDaA
County Asssssss .1s.sss 1as1s~
County 0spssints.dsat q 0sAssS..
.......... Hsa 1ipSstt Wss4ssu1e
Csunty easvsysr ......W. 4 Tsuu1ss
County Oersose ....DE. q. a. 1sPA1as
County PAysistaa. -. .Ds. y. ". 0ssak
osunty Attss.sy. .0AaA ". 1a0ass
County Ce.nissisesa- st-.t
b. o. 6vitsss, Chairman. Nov 01GoDs
Janes Bssanaa. .0saaA Vo1a1
c. K. n1ssADsfss .4lssWssa oPslaO
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-08

nre Is symboN,
and will consume
everything c Q n
trary to the d.
vine will. Ths
"ele m e q { o" to
melt with fer.
vent heat" are
Capital and La.
bOr elem . n { ..
The friction BE-
tween these will
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-08

-. y110QADY q -
eDS oo4 t1110 . - -
- ~ ~ - -. 01N
t& ~. 6taD esa0 - = -
6Do4. ~ ~ ~ - - -
6nna0 Q uoak- 0sUssaE. 49, u9100
- GAaaans - o1soaoaansA
| Voa0 - - ds1n0 - Q ~
~ san0n0asef. aGhs1 VGnak -
l-v. 1ase - = ~ - I e
0ol0ae 49, = - - 49, \ =
~ Aa4A1U. - - an1oao - una1o
ODoG ~ i hoSo Q oaaAefsar
- ~ ~ ~ Vnak aaQsaannl
y n0eA AAss. - aDaA1a1 ~
eeaA I - - UssA 0nstA . -
- tn0oiog ~ - aAsn1kae. ~
= ~ e1sohD - ~ haue ! - =
~ ~ = ~ 49, - aapaD -
sss - 1Das ~ - . snsanao
aAfCoa1 Aaso I -.
~ 0afinl 6lnahkAg Alvinaly. -
taRo1 ~ e0aD = - aAssio0o y
eaaAs ragisams utGA hin, 80 0vo
oaoAAns hAar thsy sossUsA. eAs1yAAg
~ essstsA DaSas sAat save tAsa -
rtgA4 - - nAAe 60. 80 otaoA -
bsfoso - oiAistse 80 we're scsuslfy
oas. AAA thea:
'CeDs aloaG to M. AunSord,.
cried TfaAk. ssisiAg Ms wife reunl
The waist AnA Waiting dovn tAs
stsps With her. 70 the amaxement a
psssesby.
TventyIdvs minatas later they were
in the presence Of the heaA Of the
great arm hinsslf. Something about
FfaAk's facs. sonethinE in his atti-
tads. haA 20 impressed his sscrs-
tAfisa, door keepers and o0co boyo
that hs had Dasssd them unsoathed.
We'll. str!" Inquired Mr.. AuaSoeL
turning round In his chair. BE saat-
-. madam. what oaa / Do for yoaf'
-Yox can hand ne . check Tor Q
ssAdFUA dollars." answered Faak,
blitheiy. We were married this
0oruinS-aAd here's the certificate.
He slapped 1t 60wa before him.
Bless mel" exclaimed Mr.. Mum
lord- This 10 very sudden. Are you
Mr.. Percy Higgins il the accounting
1eDartmsat!"
NO. sir. In Frank Crawford q
tAe mailing dsaprtment."
y never heard Of yos In NJ nsa."
replied Mr.. Auntord severely.
I'm surprised 1t that" answered
Ffank. soleanly. why. Mr.. Briees
sagAgsA ns 70 aA1rsss savesoDss tAb
vey 0orniAE."
.what: WAAk1 Yos were oaly -
eagsA this nssniag!-
k~ll~~A Aa-Ro~A HhAt vr~o
b9ee nAAs - Fsossease to leAGtA q
ssrvies. OF course. II it vas Hst
assat, L eaa sStaia . Dositiea VitA
Nsssrs. CaAse 4 1Scis." AaA Fs.ak
;afnsl - HI hssl.
~0eeS!" sAsstsl ns. MuDfpr1.
'Havs yoa actually haA IL Hsrvs -
WY. I'm havs = o9se . hasArs1
ssaiass aeaia II Day yos-if ~
~. Csa1esnA 20. WY di1nt -
~ tAis trick - CaAef 4 RocAsr'
Il attsa1ol to ths0," sDoko -
Assisl s1istiy. Il vosssA tAaFs =
. vs1Sose tAh Desaing - - bsaas
eooAD dspaFtasat. We tAoAgAG; Weh1
get H. lsosey ffon yoa AFst ~
NunforA." sAe saA. pssaAiAgty. ~
want to start our honeyaoon this Il.
.eEnoo0."
Mr., Aumford was choking With
laughter. ...-
"Je6reys," he called to his secre
tary. Make out . voucher for . hun
dred dollars and take this lady and
gentleman to the cashier's once.
And say. Jenreys, call up our advef.
tising manager. I want to add so0o'
thing to our notice. And that" -
adAeA, turning to Frank. will make
Cabef 4 Roche 'oone through 4
Aappg honeymoea to both Of you!"
(Cpeyrisht, nm by ". q. ChapmaA)
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-08

0eluGe. Since tA9
Flood. we have
moisture IN the
torn Of clouds.
Prior to the
F0o4. the sas
shoae through the
wats0 esveIops
% Q great ball of
6ro. Hence NJ
aiAb0W was pos-
sibhe. Bat now
AAA -.- a. 49,
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-08
WY NOT T1Y9
POPhAM'S
ASTHMA REnEDY

Gives prompt and positive relief In
every case. Sold by druGgists. Price
800. Trial package by mail, l0s
Williams Mfg. Co., Proprisssrs
CasvslanA, Ohio
For sale by " 8. Parkison, drug
sist and apotheeaEy.
W 6c,ns .-E.y q. -. .I--IE- ~ p
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-08
&!:!a|'aa's!alk '|1al;

enaDef - ss11nno naaA - hasA -
ssa1sAD . ~ Oo1D lan00oso = -
oeanG ~ - - oaha0 - oaaao1 -
oso0eDs - ~ osaaGlD osasaaG Wo
- o0oaa0: - eaaan = - ~
Oss0Aory vhAso 1be1ana - ~. ~.
~ ~HAo 0ln1nO - eAalr ~ -
shan 0sshA. - ~ UaAssu1nA1lAG q
eAeiR laaNs1 - ahon ~ - o00ae.
80" QsoAnA 0:lAl ~ - Dase -
hgAAi. esassaaAio sHaHsoss0 q O.
- sssesettAO ~ Fiss1 ~ Q 6ao-
Ara1 t1oas 0sss txastveFthy tAAs ~
ersAs Dabyisaiaa PscorA
ksaA and bio family dreaAed another
deiuse. GOD cailsA their attentiea -
ths rainbow. assuring then that sever
again would the Whols earth b 1ooA.
ed Because earth's last ring" haA
come down. there could Dot be aDothsr
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-08

oA p.pes sss =. :. III. ee.s..
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1913-04-05
"TI1rowback.r

When William Faversham went to
live in his present summer home In
England he had some difficulty making
his employees understand that a man
could be gentleman and work at the
same time. 1t was a shock to them
If he wanted to drive nail or saw
a piece OF wood.
II was not only a mystery to the
neighborhood but positive scandal"
states Mr. Favereham, recalling some
of the amusing experiences he had be.
fore the natives learned his ways. A
friend one day overheard the follow
ing conversation which took place be-
tween two of my gardeners and two
OF the stable men of big top who
lived next door:
".'E haint no gentleman the sta
bleman said. Why. e works
"'Yes e his said my man. 'e's OF
good family. know his mother
But America has spoiled him
e may be of good family said
the stableman, sticking to his guns,
but 'e's q throw back I was like
some of the early barbaric members
of the family, he meant"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1913-04-05
NEW MONEY DESIGNS
Great Transformation Wrought
in Bank Notes.
Equal In Beauty to Those Of European
countrIes-The Size to Be Much
Smaller and All VIII Be
Very Artistic.

Washington.-A great transforma-
tion, more radical than anything IN the
past. will be accomplished in the pa
per currency of the United States
when the new issue in all denomina-
tions, recently decided upon, is put In.
to circulation. The notes will be
smaller, much smaller. They will be
backed in every denomination with a
design regarded as the masterwork OF
Kenyon Cox and as the last word In
artistic development of paper cur.
rency.
America enthroned between Peace
and Prosperity-three draped femi-
nine figures-and Labor bringing his
products to Prosperity as a gift to
America. and Peace dispatching Mer-
curry on a mission of commerce to dis
tribute the commodities of America to
the world. two additional partially
draped masculine figures, the whole
without background of any sort--this
Is the group that Kenyon Cox has
drawn.
The design has been accepted by
the United States. There is rot
sign of dollar mark or any value fig.
ure or lettering except the "U. S. A."
that appears under the central figure.
The fine arts commission has ap.
proved the design. The secretary OF
the treasury has directed the bureau
of engraving and printing to begin the
work of engraving the plates. More
than thousand will be needed
While the back is to appear on notes
Of all denominations. only the design
for the face OF the one-dollar bill has
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1913-04-05
PREDICTS BIG eATTLgsH,ps.

IL is predicted by Richard II Rob
|son. tho naval constructor, who de-
|gned the new battleship PennsyI
Fnia' that the battleships built ten
Fars from now will have such draft
pa such a length as to prohibit their
Ptering any American port save that
New York. and but few OF any 9th.
country. Warships ten years hence.
says. will be SO large that they will
/ barely able to squeeze through the
Pcks OF the Panama canal; that Is,
pey VIII be little less than 1000
PEI long. about LOG feet beam. have
draft of about 36 feet and a tiIspIace-
Pent OF approximately $1,000 tons.
lew York harbor is the only harbor
tne United STAKES that would admit
snip of these great dimensions.
mere Is not drydock. not a coaling
auon. nor yard to care for a shir
tnis size 1t means that harbors
pt only will have to be deepened and
primer dredged. but that naval sta.
|ons viii have 70 be Increased in
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1913-04-05
SAVED BY CARRIER PIGEON

A bird was recently the means OF
summoning doctor to the Scottish
mainland, to attend to an injured
man. A carrier pigeon conveyed the
news that an accident had taken place
on Ailsa Craig. Almost at the same
moment as the lookout man at Cir
van. Ayrshire, some ten miles away,
had noticed the hame-the usual sig
nal that a doctor is required--the pig
con arrived with a message, stating
that a man had been badly injured.
A boat with doctor put or at once.
and 1t was found that iaborer EN-
ployed by the Ailsa Craig Granite
company had fallen down q cliR.
and had been seriously injured. The
man left the workmen's huts for the
purpose of collecting birds eggs. and.
as he did not return. search party
was organized. and he was found un-
conscious at the bottom of cliff.
with his legs badly injured. He had
lain where he was found all night. IN
a torrential rainstorm. A number OF
carrier pigeons are kept and trained
on the rock so that urgent messages
may be sent to the mainland.