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Prg9 pom

The Iafaenee . nOuezs aga 81
publie Aezlfa Qaeaae1e aa 5sar
stea5ay s1efeaarg Sgw aaf
tasr haze eeaered re asl1 2 2
xenersl aaF there arises 8 demand
IL w0u1a arEaHizatzgas for more
~sacarase EaoaAgs - re orant
groeleu y psbI5e heath zeaagnz-
lug tlat ne state board - asah
EXISTS sof tAe uar1cs@ - serving ~
peog1e d rs wats is every Wy go
sDie ne secretary . ~ Kansas
sfz.e goarz - Health has pars6
N outline Tor he s = women
elsas - studying Aesifa questions
T11s 0atllns azes "a : essI zeaf
VII Dfoee q fnusase ralae f. -
resflnx ne Hork . ths ws1ea E
eiBos desiring . axe - lis Iae q
activity rnder foDd1 ard Drugs -
pezfx : study 81 foeaE. including
fheir preparation and pressrFa15en a
discussion u Z DrgpsT ratign an
selection u foodE. food ae~E5tsrat5ol
The sanitation q food Supplies. drug
I'd aits.ztson aad drug asd5e50o
Rursi sanitation. sebooi sanitation
and aFgleDe. he oogt . preFeatztls
o~ieeases, The disposal q vase an
ne conditions for ; pure Nstssvp-
ply are zone q The topics included
II the outline. Rsferezos % balle-
tsns. government Dabllearons sOurn-
all AID books zEe also lDereed J.
directing tne sttenfson o. Eo-euz
el1bs 70 these top5ez and II furnish
ing them : logical outline q work 70
b followed. the Kansas STATE Beard
d Health Is net OILY doiag = great
service % ne people = ~ STATE bat
II also building - q edaeated 20
lOping sb8eh wM greatly improve
tie ereetlreae 81 tie Eofk . the
8osrd Itself
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Hs~rERaskET II

The Usefa fAz1E "a rss Toa
azs rae Wo.Ez1r th5nEN = Fauf
Ds1E zsna slssr an5 aan-f1 aa
rzuHs a-agnaeztz zor : n
geraed Ona br ara 6aezded 81 as
essentials ana 81 1hen 511a l
proper pa BIZ snn 1he nnu@
rgn raaeh 3 e detail Ihst Eiu
"a fns % place sp4-WRaABaEee
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Either d IL uag fhas fares Tsu
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WaaBx Ees we're inverted -
1sEA care o th4 Useless Learn 70
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deea5e rs fatzxs value zms1s
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powerful us auHE NerEz1EE
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ua6 ttzz r8a-
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taexs A1z-E
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TBE osRsE

snas ~ Ign school became
Fnew1 - s rso8ss oae
agarss - a1aF has baa s1ls-gea
agns-arlrz san ne Lsus glso-
Democrat Il 81 editorial pea far
assoa % aae ar = tasehaH -
- ata.al eoas 8 ~
DunaT
saa5t 4fsr al1 naK @
aS1s1- VIA the rs tasz g~rssuas
asm oaf y an8og MA z aza
Mr . aeuzhng ans x51aeut ma
~ = anything Ta e agt -
u8na . Nlss8asl ~ Is weak
ns@ ebss-aa s. a. 1ae hgs stha
O fhs eouE1g
The ass sersI r11gs nat maE
b. learned a : aass . a. fgtars
auzT snE zrsLss condition O
anetas1 uoFk - afe Tbes @
ueatasT sas uaE - drilled m
- Isls s11I rbeE rsaars % Ten
aa8oas oaesraDe1. a-tl fhe ehHdasa
kaor then an rhaF 10 1aer 0N1
naus1 Tala requires EeTst5oa a1d
relterafsgu TIE boF = he 1osrfr1
senooI xno went thsg1z1 RsF
laird Par Grlftz4t3e uares times
get sneh drill Aad D. sso soqairee
a Intellectual goNsg ulta g. Tbe~e
zss otber elsuerasv przuehes thaf
saoBlc b. studied in ne szue va
Rss5sng l. o1s q then i : : fsxs-
IGN q spirit % Ilste1 . - sTsrxge
graduate from : hlgz efaool fssd II
ordinary neEspzper article
i u trse t1ers i : lev wealth q
subsse1t q human activity and that
ehilcren snousd have : Taste O then
B1t could not this D. given t1rough
carefully Ezsfsea articles IL readers
q through special text
aookEs Faselna1izg articles dealing
with certain esbssets lot inelaced u
fbe higb sbool oonrss might srDuss
much curiosity about thm =
wo1ls : special eeraenfau aoaraa
Later the etade1ts migat zzks 80
these subjects properly VITA 3 gooc
Intellectual aqaipuenL Tae ialy
makes these aaggsaaons slta fer
and trembl-a Bgt Is has - 8eal
ahh re onisses product d TIE
SHOOTS and has observes = fer
things that concern j deeply 70
rejection On re ability Or loFalg q
SCHOOL teaehers esn be Justly eas-
But me great desire 70 prepare bigb
saooI courses that ~srtiealzre vita
he universities has ~appsrenrlg out
weighed al other consideration
And The gsnerl tendency 70 90 some
things nez has Affected seh0ol teach-
ers a. i has people II other call
lngg. The chief trouble i that a.
entire generation l. injured when e.
unsuccessful experiment M tried
Take foT example the vertical sys-
tea Of writing. j. ruined 3 genera
ton Of school children before lie
numerous defects we're discovered.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-16
HOMER And

Under TIE above caption. Stephen
Lesoock. in the Century Magazine.
takes 2 shot ~ the classics. or
rather the present-dzy homage paid
them and the exaggerated lmpor-
lance attached 20 them b. some per
sons. and closes his article With the
following illustration
SOME AES Can HOLD THEIR
JOBS AND SOME CANNOT
Please observe that II Homer had
actually written that line, il would
have been quoted for nearly 5000
years a. Z Of the deepest sayings
ever said. Orators would still be
rounding ont their speeches with the
majestic phrase Tin Creek. Some
men can hold their jobs. essayisis
would open their most scholarly dis
sertations with the words. 1T Ia.
been finely said BY Homer that some
men an hold their Jobs" and the
clergy in the midpathos Of . funeral
would lift an eye skyward and echo,
and some cannot
This is what ] should like 10 do:
I'd like 70 take a large stone and
write on it
The classics are only primitive
literature. They belong In the same
class as primitive machinery, prim-
tive music and primitive medicine
and then throw IL through the
windows Of a university and hide be
hind a fence TO see the professor
buzz,
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-16
WHAT ABOUT SKIRTS

What Is all this fuss about skirts.
anyhow The truth Is that the very
best men and best women are home
ly of face, or at most comely, and
the strongest are bow-legged and
pigeon-toed-the pigeon too enabling
the person so favored to use every
toe in walking. instead OF making the
big toe do about all the work, and
thus adding grace. which naturally
follows strength. II would thus ap-
pear that the prevalent idea OF what
constitutes a proper shape for a hu-
man being is awry. Who, Of school
age or over. does not know the shape
of a leg anyway. So. why all this
fuss about skirts?-carson City
News.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-16

countries IDelads1 Il ~ lef Stew
zozzl exye1ettares g 1zsNk million
dollars ant tetsz rersnseF - 1918
D1lle1s Hne tEarH reEzzaK 4 Al
axsa1 70 latest zTzzaale yea
HEatF 1919 o IL fiscal rear 1919.
Tner exEen1t1zreE IL 1879 aggsz
&C $50 noI 1a12ns ano 1her -
enaes so n1lsn nszEana1 ~
9e11ure AzFzHE Hnas uerezsa
erT : r eezs curing IL teDaear
rlee vile nz1lg1al 5n1agaeone
fuereasa1 zsou = r aesz duf51g
zna BEnaz Hes5az
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-16
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION

state Of SeYsda. Executive Depar-
msnt
The president q he United states
having ~ proclamation designated
THURSDAY. November =. 49,. as a
National dag q Thanksgiving. nos
therefore. ]. Tasker L oedis. GOV
ernor o. the state Of Nevada. In
obedience 30 IA and custom. DO
hereby proclaim ard eslgnate Thurs
day. November =. 1913 a day Of
Public Thank giving % the Supreme
Ruler 81 Nations Tor tie blessings b.
slowed arsn us during tie year
TIE Fao - this state bare nam
reasons for tba1kfalnes Oar min
iag Interests have saoHn untold pros
peuty. 80 IS evidences ~ TIE RondeT.
al production of gold. silver and
copper. the area Of our Agricultural
lands under cultivation IS rapidly ~
creasing and our hzrvests are greater
than In preceding Years. our age
earners are employed. and Labor and
Capital are or friendly terms Power
. among IS Is unknown. aud pros
perty abounds.
These are the material blessing
which the All-Aise Father has be-
slowed upon Is during the year draw
ing to a close. and for which grateful
acknowledgement. through prayer
and thanksgiving. should be made.
therefore. recommend that on
this day the people cease from their
labors and. gathering in their homes
znd churches. they make II a day 81
praise and gladness
Ia Witness Whereof. ] have here
INTO Sc; my hand aud caused the
Great sea- Of the State 70 be affixed
At the Capitol IN Carson Cts, this
tenth day OF November. 1913.
TAsKER l. oDDlE,
BY the Governor. Governor.
GEORGE BRoDIGAN.
Secretary OF State.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-16
BELMONT asToBKR EARNING>
REACH RECORD ESURE>

TaneHh Belmont has
e resa-s far pso6ae8an passing ~
r5eas @ manra - oFsr tzHba
and making > ha-watar marx fof
Ianaaah 2.Hrzs f Nezn
day fram PhzlBa a stated 1ha nel
oa-u far ahs ma1rh - Datoaer xas
80 compared wfh the earn
1nu fsr September = Ezkz s15 Gad
far Azgan G SIS $3.50 his at
- Kas ahe eaIaa meath and .he
operations q tas uu and zhs IN
prgusmaaz 81 the ME ls8 a1ase OBJ
SERVERS . pres5ef HI better Eaz
for Deoses Taaz Hhs forecast vas
warranted S auefez 81 tAe uzelai
returns
A. this nats q earning fhe T0ro-
ua5 Belmont uarslogueut company
Is running Tar zhazs q DIVIDEND "a
vszremeais - i Is a. tie rae . s.
- Boe ger znaum. @ 10000 T.
sEess q t1s regular quarterly 1iKl-
send q ts-5.epe. o. counting N
ons special 65riaead q Il eats per
snnum. Z Roals 3szFe a surplus 81
100000 fer soze future melon
uuzEg-Te1spah Bozsnza
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-16
~ COMPARISON

~ ao1g a. ne Ere Z Htfls poorer
fasn s0ue5odE We know. gDd - aerz
a. there a. taznEs f1zt Ne 1zn10f a.
ford We are reor beeause ne talrk
tast az are = Fou make t1a9 =
u0arh. ron maF have % uss 3 base
turner Surely Il Is Z poor zsn who
zr1os s-ard Z furnzoe i Tou make
;zep : 1onth Foa msy not BE- ale =
Ire i Z Sc zpzruenf. aBd Z Is q
Door nzn VIC has e care fer Ii oNn
furnace i Yoa uske szb9 : uoats
Fou uaF forE@ zbolt furnaces. but
nay Sill ran year oxn ezr. o course
y is 3 poor nsn who has OILY one
ear Be4oad thzt estimate Ne sa0ale
have 70 segin 70 thsorfze. bat Eou e.
probably 20 q ong say beFond thai
and stlE b. poor Being Fo9r ~
easiest taiag we CO We Dc Rot need
The nigh nost o. living 10 help rs a.
We nea1 n 20 tank about me thlng
~ esangt afors Instead 81 ABORT fhe
sings Ne ear afford
If Ne are determined not - be
poor Ne mast not oalF-Et0p thinking
~ the thl1gs pe sat and aear. bst se
must stop thinking q ire things car
friends ezr and wear. Most q rs
nave been poor long enough Why
not forget saouf TIE things Ee can
not afford and 80 - neh again.
Tndlznspolfs New
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-16
NATIONAL -INDEBTFDNE--

The National dse,a . lhe woris
nom aggregate AZ slilloB dollars
aza8nz l-nerease6 - pr car - tie
lzst decade ano doa5iea II me lat
80 years.
The interest and other anaus1
charges amounted 10 1912 . 8.1zz
million dollars. of a average o
slightly more than : per cent.
though il many ezse especially
those q the nations. the
interest rates are materially below
that figure.
The above figures. compiled b. fbe
Bureau o. Foreign and Domestic
Commerce. Department u Con-
mefee. for publication u the 1913
volume q tie Statistical Abstract 81
the United States. include the IN
debtecnesk Of every country and
colony Of the world for which figures
are available from Official sources Or
aeeeptsd authorities.
The largest national debt il that
Of France, s.zss million dollars. the
next largest being Russia. f.555
million; the United Kingdom. 5,sss
million; Italy, z.7o7 million; spain.
1.si5 million. British india. j. z75
million. japan. 1.z4z million: and
The United States. 1925 million.
The debt Of the German Empire ie
stated a. i.17G million dollarz. and
Of the German States, 5,72s million,
that o. Auztria-Hnngary. 1851 mil
lion: that Of Austria, 1874 million.
a Of Hungary. 1858 million dol
lars.
Practically all the important eoun-
tries show an increase In national IN
d~ebtednesg in 1912 compared With
1902.
The aggregate Of national in.
G~ebtedness. including all countries
for which data can be had. was In
1900, ~ billion; 1850. sh billion:
1900. 5IA billion; and 1912. ~
billion dollars.
Interest rates, ar above Indicated
vary greatly, the stronger nations OBJ
tanning lower rates for their securi-
Ties; the average annual rate upon
The lndebtedneFs OF the United State
ranging from z TO 4 per cent; In ths
case of the United Kingdom, "a
TO 81 per cent; Russia, from 3 to !
per cent; Japan, from 4 10 5 pei
cent; the German Empire. 3 TO 4 pei
cent; China, 4 TO 8 per cent; Nicara
qua, 8 per cent; Panama. 7 per cent
Ecuador, 4 TO 10 per cent; and Hon.
duras, 3 10 10 per cent. These
figures of interest rates do not, how
ever, fully indicate the actual rates
paid. since in a large proportion o.
cases the securities In question were
sold by their respective government
at less than par, the United States
being one Of the few nations which
have declined to sell their securitie.
at less than their face value.
The statement OF annual revenues
and expenditures OF the seyenty-odc
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-16
Methodist Church services.

Sunday school al - a IN Preach
ing a. il d m- Ia Carpenters ball.
Regular services Noadsg evening ia
The toHn hall a Ruth Dr Thomp-
son aas taken slck il sat Lake and
failed 70 ref here The First Quarter
y conference was held Friday even
ing wifh a good attendance and a.
teHea
mo p JOHNSON. Pastor
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-16

Between 1000 and 1900 delegates
are expected to attend the annual
convention OF the National Wool
growers association which will De
held in salt Lake. January l5-lf'
1914. according TO 5. W Mcclure
secretary of the association.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-16
Chr Ghurrhps

Christian >cfeEsce Services.
Christian Silence services VII Be
nd today a. l1sDe O'clock. il the
morning Testimonial meeting We'd
nesday evening Al 5 IS O'Clock
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-16

TIE Dos nesz3v s1pnsa1 n De
woslc Is IL s1e IA Is tree 81
sd1azz a11s.er
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LOOK OUT
FOR THE
CARS

no YOU know OF anyone
- who is old enough to read.
who has not seen that sign at
a railroad crossing?
II everyone has seen il al some
time or other. then Why
doesn't the railroad let it
rot away Why does the
railroad company continue
10 keep those signs at every
~crogsing2
Maybe you think. Mr.. Mer-
chant. Most everybody
knows my store. / don't
+, have to advertise"
Your store and goods need
more advertising than the
railroads need do 10 yarn
people 10 Look Out for the
Cars"
Nothing is eyer completed in
the advertising world.
The Department Stores are a
very good example-they
are continually advertising
and they are continually
doing a good business.
II it pays TO run a few ads
round about Christmas
time. IL certainly will pay
you to run advertisements
about all the time.
It's jua business that's all. to
ADVERTISE in
81 THIS PAPER
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-16
- Bartholomew Church.

Caissiar for the week beginning
Nov 18th. the Twenty-si1th Sunday
after Trinity Holg communion and
efmon 1915. Yesper services 4s15.
Friday NOV. 2lst. ntany followed ~
choir rehearsal. 40 pm. Thanks
giving Day proclamation OF President
Wilson. viii be read al morning ser
vice. Preparations meanwhile are
under way Tor holding appropriate
services in the church on the day ap-
pointed. November %. All cordially
invited 10 the services.
JOS. ". GUM. Rector.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-16

ore Of the neE wrist straps for
watches All bold q watch. Of any size
securely.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-16
Presbyterian Chapel.

Al are cordially invited 10 attend
the services held each sunday morn
Ing a. he Presbyterian chapel al
East KY. Sunday school AZ 10 3 "a
Preaching service a. Il a m
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-16
sacred Heart Church.

Services .dll Be held today az
follows At NeGiil. mass and ser
men a. 800 q m. At Ely. high
mass and sermon az II a n. Bene-
sieiion and sermon at 80 :. N.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-16

Regular services OF the Latter-day
Saints Sill be held AZ l23 Y~rry
as follows. Sunday school Al
i a m Sacrament meeting a. 7.30
?. N II ]. MILLER,
p esiding Elder.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-11
PROF. TAFT GETS
BASE BALL CHAIR

New Haven, Conn. June 1O.-For-
mel PresidCat Taft, appointed recent
ly as Kent professor OF law at Yale,
base association actions in award
.ng to him q special baseball chair.
1t Is the grand stand, directly back
of the home plate. .....-..-
1t was found that nonc OF the or
I.nary seats were Of proportions am
pie for the distinguished new member
of Yale's faculty. The baseball au-
thorities %thereupon tore out part Of the
fist row Of the big stand and made
one large seat where two were be-
fore. A reinforced wire ree vas
put up in front to turn aside foul tips.
Prof. Taft has accepted his new chair
and expects TO occupy it when Yale
plays Harvard in the commencement
game. .5tst
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-11
DESPERATE x
SHOT TWO

. SAUL Ste. Marie, Mich. June 10
Joseph Tovens, employed in the luml'
Der camps, shot and killed two deputy
sheriNs who had arrested him In con
nection with a 'stabbing ARRAY at
Brimley, a nearby village. The dead:
Jas. Sutton.
Alfred Schribner. r.. "
Both officers of Brimley.
Toyens had been %handcufed but
slipped the manacles off when the
deputies were not looking and the
shooting followed. Tovens escaped and
a posse is searching for him. A lynch
ing is threatened ii he is returned 10
Brimley. rNt
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-11
bat NELSON ASKS .
$4,000 DAMAGES

BOSTON. Mass, June ia $4,000
suit for damages was entered yester'
day by Battling Nelson against the
Ridgway Construction company OF
Boston, which operates the Nautical
gardens at Revere. The suit follows
the election last night Of the ex.light'
weight champion from the gardens
where, with his wife and a party OF
friends, he had gone to spend the
evening. Nelson was put out of the
gardens by several employees, who al
legged that he was intoxicated. Later
when It was discovered that Nelson
had never taken a drink in his life
the complaint is said to have been
changed to improper dancing. Nelson
was acoTwanicd by his wife, who
was Fay Ning. {. cartoonist.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-11
birth RATE IS
Still The best
Vital Statistics Report Shows
The Ratio for the nQath !
Of April

There we're 795 births and $40
deaths during the month Of April, &C.
cording to the bulletin of the North
Dakota vital statistics bureau.
There were II new cases of tubCr-
cuiosis with 5 deaths; G6 cases of
smallpox and no deaths; II cases OF
typhoid fever and 2 deaths; % cases
of scarlet fever and 2 deaths; 300
cases of measles and l death. AID "A
cases of measles and / death. and "A
deaths. .
Measles were epidemic in Wells,
RichlanI, Benson, Dickey and Griggs
counties.
Record by Counties
The births and deaths by counties
rnllOW'.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-11
VACCINE
FOR RHEUMATISM

Fergus Falls. Mimi, June 1O.-A
newly discovered vaccine for rheuma-
tism is being tried out at the state
hospital In this city, and physicians
say the results have been very salts.
factory. The vaccine Is developed on
the same principle as the typhoid
vaccine. Unlike the smallpox vac.
cine, which makes the patient i'm.
mune by giving him a mild form Of
the disease, the typhoid and rheuma.
tism vaccines develop resistent quail.
ties in the patient without harmful
effects afterwards. This is due to the
fact that the bacteria introduced into
the blood in these last named vac
cines is ssterilisedo before being in.
jectcd, which IS llot the case with the
smallpox vaccine r..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-11

p, NewEYork. June 9.-Foxhall Keene,
captain of the new polo team which
will defend the International cup
against the English challengers at
Meadowbrook beginning June 10, was
a members of the first American in.
ternatlonal team, which was defeated
by the quartet Of Englishmen in 1866
at Newport, when the trophy went to
the Nottingham club, where it reposed
through the result Of victories by Eng
land in 1900 and 1902.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-11
"Ap" MEN FLOCK TO BALTIMORE

lad" MEN FLOCK TO BALTIMORE
Baltimore. Nd, juno 1O.-VVith the
downtown section gorgeouslE decorat-
ed for the occasion, Baltimore today
extended hearty welcome to the ninth
annual convention of the Associated
Advertising Clubs of America. Thou.
sands of visitors are here from almost
every important city of the United
States and Canada. The arrangements
for their entertainment arc the most
elaborate evcr made for a gathering
in this city. Tho convention will
continue the cntie week.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-11
TAFT VISITS WASHINGTON

Washington. D. G.. June 1o;-For-
mer President Taft came to Washing
ton today for the first time since he
retired from the presidency last
March. The purpose of his visit Is
to attend a meeting Of the Lincoln
Memorial Commission, of which he Is
a member. u.. -.,. ~, .,-.s- -.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-11

on the stage. Mrs. Munyon had been
married before, when she was l6 years
old, and had been divorced when she
was married to Munyon in 1905. Nun
yon was about 60 and his bride "a
years old. Mrs. Munyon sued for ID.
vorce. charging cruelty and barbarous
treatment, in June, 1909. rive months
later a reconciliation was affected.
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MAINE TOWN 200 YEARS OLD

Berwick, Me, June 1O.-Berwick
today began Il celebration Of its two
hundredth anniversary and the festiv.
tiles will continue through the great.
err part of the week. The settlement
of the town whose ancient name was
Newichawannock, Twas begun in 1927.
but it was not until June 9, 1913. that
the town was incorporated.
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DON'T CUT OPEN


. DON'T CUT OPEN
A GOLF BALL
The insignificant gold ball
has caused so man. serious ac- /,
cidents that the United States
Golf Association AID the jour
nal of the American Medical
; Association have called atten-
ton to the danger of cutting
open golf balls that contain
) what is incorrectly called q
WATERFORD In most cases
this core consists OF q rubber
bag filled with various heavy
fluids, such as a hydrochloric
acid. solution of zinc. Chord.
caustjc soda. and other danger
oerous cauterants. Ribbon or
twine is wound round the core
by machinery. and in the pro
cess the contents of the bag
are subjected to such heavy
pressure that when a ball
bursts or is cut open, the fluid
is likely to fly into the faces
Of persnos near by. and 50 dis
figure and even blind them. The
warning of the Golf Associa-
ton should reach the Ears Of
every golf.player and caddy in !
the country.