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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-18

GA r~yivaiist Of the good, old
Fashioned kind" recently preached u
sermon In my town on the subject
May thristians Dance" deciding
the question, 81 course. emphattcaily
IN the negative
Now. readily admit the pep
niciousucss OF the public dance, al
which tho only requirement Of nd
mission L. the price Of y ticket At
social gatherings among people of un-
questioned rc-pcctsbllity, ! have vet
10 sec any more wick ~dness about
dancing ethan about amy other form
Of amusement In which tho same
Company might engage.
1 would ilks Ssun spiniea. Mlss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-18

when the she'll never w~pt sf@ And
. furnished tho gun and shells. lie
hasn't said . word 10 me yet. Please
tell what IL tho right thing.
u. Is>ATz.
A--you did right TO take the
stand you did. Generosity IL a
fine thing. but when II tends TO In
justice. and another always want.
ing the best OF everything, II tends
Ia cultivate aeifishneHs. You had
done your part. and the boy should
have been manly enough TO have
cheerfully stood the accidental loss
Of shot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-18

RENO. Feb. is.-An earthquake
shock was felt here at 1917 a m.
today. II lasted for 30 seconds and
the vibrations were from north To
south A few walls were cracked.
and some windows were broken
here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-18

You will enjoy the advantages Of:
Steel Coaches--Eiectric Block Sig
nals-standard Pullman and Tourist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-18

Own you kindly advise me ~.
10 how to take the shine off y dark
blue serge skirt win you please
advise me how 10 take tho shine off
my face after washing. Also n
girls grow after 10 years Of age, and
to what aGe9 SWEET s1xTEEN.
A.-Press the skirt under several
folds OF damp cloth. not allowing
them TO get dry.
A few drops OF alcohol In water
will remove The shiny appearance.
Girls have been known TO grow
after 90 years of age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-18

Q.-Would You please tell me
where I can find out about growing
celery. What viii till worm. that
come on the cabbage while growing
We just come from tho city to our
little place few months ngo, so
any information viii not come amiss.
JAKE.
A.-Write the agricultural depart
ment OF this state, at the state car
itol.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-18

al nm y giri Of "a. and am In
isye With q boy Of sboot The same
age When . an alone with him
. am . saint. but when any other
Gisi 10 srsand am any old thing
bat a Giri. WIN zen piesse sdsi.e
me shat - do- 4. v.
Al shouldn't think any self
respecting girl would allow hersel!
10 be treated 40. There are too
many young men In the world who
are dccently polite at all times.
and I, Ia your own fault n you as-
soclate with those who are not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-18

sleeping Cars
electric light
ed ra In 81
Splendid Din
ing Car Sery-
ice COlIrte-
Gus. obliging
employees
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-18

A ride along this beautiful river
gives you a scenic trip unsurpassed
in America.
You can 20 through Salt Lake
City and Denver without add
tionsi expense)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-18

Any, That's a terrible thing.
isn't IT. Usually the open end OF
the pillow slip Is turned toward the
outside of the bed. but | would ad.
wise you to have independence
enough to place them as You please.
and be above criticism on such trif.
ling things.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-18
%. 700 ,hinh the ls~ vim ..sn

10 psss~d fer ne poor working girls
e. get better wage.T ANXIOUS.
Al really cannot say when the
wage scale will be properly adjust.
ed. The girls themselves may have
to take decided stand In the mat.
ter. When the time comes when a
girl shall receive as large wage
as n man. she will be required 10 do
the work Just as we'll as he. and II
seems to me the important thing Is
for girls 10 get busy making the
most OF the opportunities they now
have. n you are clerk. be the best
clerk you possibly can. So In every
branch OF the business world II
viii prepare you for the future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-18

osiy Dec -HRoWo art>txE-
To get TIE senaipe. call for fslfl nars. tsfs.
tive Brgno qthnins. Loab for ssnsturs q
W GHOyr Cures . Cold IN ous psy f5c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-18

Own you pi~a.e tell me what
tho seven wonders Of tho world arr
THANK fOt
A-The ancient seven wonders OF
the world were The Pyramids. the
pharos Of Egypt. Hanging Gardens
OF Babylon. the Temple OF Diana at
Ephesus. Statue OF Jupiter. the
Mausoleum OF Artemisia and the Co
lossus OF Rhodes.
The modern seven wonders OF the
world are: Wireless. telephone.
aeroplane. radium. antiseptics and
antitoxins. spectrum analysis and
the %.ray.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-18

OIL am younR newly married
woman. and sr-k advice from YOU.
! have been criticised by some Of my
friends fer not having my pillows
placed correctly on the bed win
you kindly tell m~ N tho open part
n the alps, where the pillow GOO
Of the he'd ~ meet together In the
center Of the bed. Thanking you.
NEW HOUSEWIFE
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-09
2lmToro ermn9 CUR Teier
oeS 8onifatiusta8es!
Mm sic 8eamten 1nb @itglieber aler
benz 9. Sc. 6. Gentral-&erein an=
geldluHener &ereine.

@eebrte Mitglieber! - Mn9 in
6tefem Sabre m0d)ten mir oue benz
@entrol=& erein angeibloiienen Ser
cine auf'S 6ringen6ite eriuben, Ole
6eier bes 6eites ebes IT, &pnifo3ius
Is. Suni) in ibren b~etreffenoen Sc
meinoen feierlidJa i3u begeben. @ir
entipreden 6a6ur6 einem bon 5r.
Cardinal Dtomeoe 6alconio
ieiner5eit geauberten @unide, "baB
ale 6euti6en @ereine BON Mmerita
6as 8onifo5ir1sfeit feiern mo9ten, ge<
ro6e mie bic .Srldn6erv 6as ct.
@utridsfeit." Sebr biele @ereitne: elnt-
fproden I'M perganger1en Sobre ser
6ies6e8igli9en Muffor6errng 6es
@rdiioenten 6es @entrnl=@ereins nn6
nod mebr &ereine niir6en biefes Set
gefetert baben, bdtte man 6eren Mnf=
merfiamfeit friiber anf 6ieie Mnge=
legenbeit 9elentt un6 energii9er 6a.
fir ogitirt. IS lit gemaB ser @m=
|pfeblung Ser @eneral=@erfammluttg
oes @entral=@ereinS tpiinidenstpertb,
nit ser firdli6en m1@ cine meltlide
|Seier 5u berbin6en nnb iouten ii9
|6aber sic 8eamten Ser @eretne friib=
.5ettig nit ibren 8farrgeiitli@en lit
@erbin6ung ieben, INN i'm @tnber=
itan6niB init 6enieben 6iefes Seit
bor5l1beretten.
Sb 6ie 6eier ont Gage feIbit 6.
Sa1ni), an 6em borbergeben6en o6er
6em acknowledgement Sonntage be-
gangen tper6en ion, muB 6ur@ ort=
lt6e nmitdn6e nn6 i'm @inf1ang init
oen 8iinf6en ser @eiitli6fett be-
ftmmt mer6en. Sn @td6ten, in tpel=
@en mebrere @ereine beiteben, f0rnte
man sic Seier gemetnf6aftlt@ obbol=
ten nn6 6iefes iuiir6e cine foI6e
Seier MIR erb0ben un6 impoianter err
1d]ettten ld11en. Bet Der blrgerl1Hen
Geier fonnten pofienbe @e6en iiber
vben Mpoftel Ger Deutiden, iber sic
'@rbalt1ng ser 6eutiden @prade nn6
Sitter, sic @eftrebnngen Ser 6e11t=
fden @atbolifen, bic @rr1ngenfdaf=
ten Der Deuti6en in Mmertta, Gent
tra1=@eretn nn6 @entral=S tene, Dent=
i6e @forrfdulen, bie @otbtpenbigfeit
ser SSiinglingsbereine" u. I. m. geboI=
ten tper6en. @ur3, Ser Sag foute DEM
&atbolii6en Deuti6tbrm nnieres
9anoes gepeibt, un6 10 feierli@ tpie
MIR m0gli@ begargen mer6en. SSn
Ser ii6eren @rtparh1ng, baB sic Seier
bon oen 6e1tiden @otboIifen auge=
mein begangen un6 3n elmer 6auer11=
oen Gentral=8ereinsfeier mer6e, 8eih=
net a6tnngSpoa. int Suffrage 6es
Graiioenten Sobn .. Siinemann,
Gorreip. uno 6inon5S efretdr.
ct. Saul, Minnt., i1n Mtar5 1914.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-09

@erl NIT einem tatbolifben @eiit,
liden 5u beieben. - @iele Sabre
idon tragt ii9 sic @ermaltung bes
&retfeS SIpe NIT Dem @e6anfen,
|eine Sdule in's '2eben gu rufen fir
forperli@ utr6 geiitig 3uriidgebliebe-
ne @noer bes @reties. Ma9 Iange11
@erbnnoh1ngen ideint 6ieier 8Ion
en6li6 greifbare @eitalt an5mneb-
men. - Ser @ultnsmini1ter fat sic
Mieoerlaiinng BON IS 8eneoictiner<
patres auf bem @i6elsberg bel
Siegbmrg genebmigt Juno 6ie
|@eban6e iinb bereits tpie6er Dem Or
BEN 5uriidgegeben mor6en. @s befon6
it@ naml!d bier idon mebrere Sabr{
bun6erte lang Elm @loiter 6ieies Or
oens, bas bel Ser Standardization auf<
geboben pur6e. SIN Sabre 1916
mur6e IN 6te Mbtei Dos 20. 2ano=
mebrregiment perlegt, 1929 mur6e
tie alSoann 5u elmer Mn1talt fir ST.
renfranfe 'eingeri6tet, sic ieoo6
1868 berlegt ma1r6e, morauf Der
5taat 6ie @eba116e 5ltnGdit als Sc
fangnib, 6on als 3udtbous fir
S6lperberbreder benubte. Sim l..
Mpri1 gebt ser Mi6elsberg in Sen
@eiib Ser Sta6t Siegburg iber, Sic
i'm fir 100000 Morf anfaufte nn6
einem 8unfde Ser gu bier Siinftel
fatbolii6en @eb0lferung entipre6eno
6em @ene6ictineror6en gegen cine
@nti6d6igung bon 100000 Marf
iiberlaiien bot: = Cine f@neMe gnt-
midlnng ma6t 6as @olfsi@ulmel en
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-09
Die @tootperor6neten baben bei6loi=
Ien, sic 6ur@ 500 freigetpor6ene 81
rectorenftene 6es @pmnuii rms in
Ser Safer elmer grpfem 6amilie

Ser &ater elmer grpken Jamtlte
i9reibt. &err &eimri@ 8rinfs bon
Mnen6ale, Mid.> ien6et 6en %folgenoen
.8rief an sic Serfte1er 6es Mpenfrau=
tiers: nS@ babe iebt felt iiber 3man-
gig Sabren SIR Mlpenfra11ter beitdn=
Dig in metnem @aule gebalten. s@s III
nniere 6amilien=Me6t3in genor6en
nn6 mir f0nren obne 6ieielbe nidt
mebr fertig tper6en. @enn zines Der
@in6er, o6er ionit ieunano, ii6 ntdt
gut fiibh, greifen mir glei@ gu ST.
rem MIpenfrduter. IS fat uns i6on
groBe Summen an Doftor= &edynun<
gen eriport. @ir baben feinen @r5t
inn &arie gebabt, feit6em mir MIpen<
ffrdl1ter gebrm1den, un6 mir iino eine
groBe 5amilie."
Sorni's Mlpenfrdrter lit obne
3peifel better aIs &ausmitteI Be-
fannt, ols irgen6 cine an6ere befarn-
te Me6t5tn. Gs lit fir ben Samgling
ebenio gut, als fir Sen @robboter.
baben feline @eiun6beit ber:<
porrufenbe Gigenidoften be3el1gt. un-
gGeid an6eren Me6i5tnen, farm es
1idt in Mpotbeten gefun6en mer6en.
@pe8ial<M genten ltefern es. Dem
6treH. Man. i6retbe an:
&eter 6obrnep & So1tsa Co. 10
-25 go. &opne Mpe., Gbiago, Syan!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-09
Die aIte 6eimatb.
6annpber.

Qana0per.
Sn feterltder @eiie fan6 in 0s,
nabriid I'M boben Dome 6ie @ei>
ietung bes peritorbenen 8ii6ofs 9r.
&l1bertl1s SOB itat. Mls &ertreter
oes &qi1ers mar Der Sberprafibent
BON &onoper, b. @enbel, eri6ienen.
0as &ontificalamt bielt Ser @r5bi=
idof b. &artmann (Goln), Ser @ildof
bon Sil6esbeim bie Sral1erreoe. -
Ole ebemals in bober 8liitbe iteben-
6e &ame1er observation-disclosures 1T
in Sen lebten Sabr5ebnten 70 gut mie
boIitan6ig eingegangen. Sour fin
nn6 pieoer miro int 8innenlanoe
nod 2adS gefangen. Man iudt nun
in iiingiter 3eit, 6ieiem l1ebelitaroe
ab5rsbelfen un6 sic 2a6sfii6eret
0ur6 geeignete Mabnabmen mieoer
anf sic friibere @0be gu bringen.
Dlbenbnrg.
Gon1erpatibe u1po 8un6 5. 8. 6es
@ablfreiies DeImenor It baben
gum Madfolger 6es p%eritorbenen Mbg.
WfiiGer als NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sen @a1ptmam a. 9. bon 2epetom
aus 5ielbed I'M Siiritentbum 2iibed
aufgeiteM.
@eitfalen.
Ma9 Dem 8ertdt 6es &reisans=
iduiies betragt Die 8ebolterung 6es
&reiies Soeit 61,471 Beriomn. =
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-09

Der groBen @emein6e in Mtten=
born IN Sen leBten. Sobren 6ur@.
Die S@uler5obl lit in Sen ~ein5elnen
|Sdulen 10 .itarf getpadien, BOB fir
ben fommen6en Sitertermi1r nele
|Sbnliteqen %borgeieben iin6 in Gn<
nett, @in6banien i1nb 2iiternobI.
M%beiuprobin5.
Gent 8 }Eaq i oer. in 8aloe gu errid<
tenoen relten @angebriide an 1tene
Ser ~bisberigen @@iffsbriide Bel
|@o1n faleh insgefammt 1872 @au<
Ter nit 421 @obm1ngen in Colin nn6
Deab, ferner 5mei Deuber @olfs-
idnlgebqnoe, 6os ebemalige Deuber
&atbbd11S, &rogpmnaiil1m nn6 5pna-
goge, fopie Der @ertpoltungsroum
TIM e9emoligen @ictorioboteI 51 Colin
gum Spfer. SSnseefommt m1B sic
Staot Colin fir Sen 8a1 ser &a1ge-
briide, 6ie BIC Mfitte Mai 1915 fer
.tig meroen ion, 1tebft ser @ompen-
anlage cine Summe bon mebr uls 10
Mi1ionen Marf uuftpen6em - SSn
einem StG6tden in ser Mdbe bon
@o1n ronnte fir5Ii@ sic @ottin els
mes Mr5tes cine Sdulporfteberin cine
Suffragette. Die 5duIporiteberirt
itrengte barmuf cine. 8eIei6ig1tngs,
flage s .a11 nn6 begrlnoete oieieBes Dor
@eridt fbie foIgt: Ole @uffraeetten
batten ge5etgt, oaB fie nidt normal
ieien. s@obler5ogene 2eute feie1t en-
port iiber lire S@onotboten nn6,
tpenn iftet seine 5uffrogette more, 10
nternar16 ibr feline @r6er .att-
bertro1en. Ser Midter f@loB fid
Auffoiinng an 11n6 .b~ernrtbeilte
Ole Mngef1agte, mel@e ii@ meigerte,
Sen Mnsorud 5ltrld3unebmer, gu eli
ner @el6bube. ~ Mnfdei1ren6 einem
3|,a n1liq 70 e. aum &1 {, geAfalen lit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-09

Ser peniionirte @r1tbeni9mie6 Neter
FMarr aus Ottenbau n. Man
9Daubt Die @erfon 6es Ebdters gu tent-
men. - Sn Ser v@rina=@lfre6-&itte"
in &beinbauien BET Duisburg
muroen BEL Der Snbetriebnabme Ell
ner nelten @~ebldsmaidine odt Mann
6ur@ Dos Musitr0men giftiger @aie
betal1bt. @s gelang, feds bon ibnen
mieoer in's 2eber 3urld3urmfen;; Ser
Sbermonteur Moam mn6 ser MaIdi=
niit Berger 1paren bereits to6t.~ =
Sci einem in 8rndbauenb er=
anitolteten @ereinsfeit 3ettelter antpe-
ienbe Staltener cine @dlGgerei an,
ais Tie m%sgetpieien tprr6en. Ste
itad)en 10 pil6 NIT Neeiern INN iid,
6aB Ser @eQner Sddfer unb ser
@ergmam &otttpeiler auf Ser Stelle.
geto6tet ipur6en un6 elm an6erer @ait
t06tli6 berlett mur6e. = 8eim
0uffeI6orer &aa1pt8ollamt iin6
grobe 3oQbetriigereien aufge6edt
mor6en. @s ban6elt fi@ um 6ie Gin
idmiggelung bon @ognaf nn6 bo6=
p%ro5entigem MlfoboI. Sic Summe>
um Ole Ser Staat betrogen tpnr6e,
betragt gegen 100000 Marf.
8aDern.
Sn Sbermarbab ber1torb ser
bo@m. Sobann @las, @eton 6es
Bankruptcies s6euern, &forrer in
Sbermarba6..- 3nm Dom6e<
fan in @egensbnrg lit ser fritz
here NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nn6 jebige
9omfapitl1lar IN @egensburg 81.
&iefl ernannt poroen. - Mn Inter
itiibnngen fir sic Mrbeitslofen ser
Staot itno i'm 2aufe 6es @inters
4131 81. a1sbe5ablt mor6er. - Sn
8eimba6 bel @erabronnbo t ser
San6ban6ler Sliding int Streit nit
ieiner Tra1 Elm Sol5itiid 6erort ge,
gen 6ie Jra1 gei6Ieuoert, 6aB ]ie
to6t umianf. - Durd @rplo6iren Ell
ner @etroleumffame gerietben bie
&let6er ser n Sabre alterr 6rau s..
@on bon g Ell NJ il n It in 8rono
l'n6 pertpun6eten iie 6erortig, 6aB fie
in fur5er 3eit eine 2eide NOR.
sSn &aIIftabt tpltr6e Ser "a Snb=
re alte S. 8ebringer iiberfabren nn6
graBlt@ b%eritimmelt to6t a~ufgefun<
6en. - Inter Dem @erbo9t, feline
Blau. bergiftet at BADEN, .tpa1r6e in|
g Mrnberg Ser Mrbeiter 9. Mu1=
Ter in. ieiner @obmung berbaftet: II
6rou 80. Marr lift in. ibrer 8obn11ng
nebit ibren beioen &iroern to6t, 6ur@
bergiftet, a11fgefun6en tpor=
oen. sl1eber sen @etpeggranb 5u ser
2bat lift ri9ts befannt.
@nrtteu1berg.
8rof. otto &ornod aus Stmtt=
8ruber bes bieIgenonnten
prot. neutrality-suspicious. MooIpb
6arnad, fat fid, tpie es beiBt, in Ell
mem MnfaM geiftiger l1n5uredm1ngs+
fabigfett im Nedar ertrGM. - Sesr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-09

grfennt lid. - ugeidt mebr
ais ein &riigel Bier lou betrinfen1,
bat Ser Doftor geiagt. Dus miro miez
Ser elm idoner &f NIT mir mer-
sen, big i@ bent meinen @ortid
.bab'!1s .,.. Nj
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-09
0orir 1tnb Blntreinioer.

5%riifja6rs 2arie nnb 8lntreiniger.
Credit berolts. Sic angebaufte1
Nubloiiafeiteu u11b @ifte Oct Bin-
termonate; reiaigt @uren Mogen, &C.
Der uno Niere1p BON alien nnreinlid,=
feiten. Nebnlt 81. Sings Mel1e 2e=
benspiQen; nihts beIer fiir Reini=
gltng 6es glutes. Miloes, fem met
fen0es 2aratio. SeiIt gerltopfnng;
madbt gub gut fiibtelr. Mebmt fei1
al1oereS 25G bef Gnram NpotJefer.
a'tdflen'S Mrnica gafhe fir oIe gae4
ben. All5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-09

@enn berunter gefomnrer1 6ur9
geierenleioen, @u&entpeb, @beuma-
ttsmus ODER 8lafenidtpdde, ge<
brou@t roi@ I'M &ilfe SoGep @ieren<
pinen. Str fonrt ite ni@t in @ner
9pitem bringen, obne quite @efuIta-
tie 81 baben. @bos. 81. 6or, &imro6,
g. g., fagt: ~6olep M~ierenpiuen bo>
ben mebr fir mid getba11 aIs $3.50
mertb Me6i5in." sic gebe11 @u9 gu.
te &einltate. Sci allen &6n6Iern in
ct. @1olt6. - In5etge.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-03-30

Stock in the recognized Southern
States Corporation is to be issued to
the scrip holders and to such of the
stockholders of the old company as
are entitled to consideration" There
are six Carthagenians who would like
to know whether the holders OF parti'
cipation certificates are entitled to
nsideration.-East Texas Register
The Register was one of the few
Texas papers that credited the South
ern States Cotton Corporation during
last year, and it may be that because
of its boosts the six Carthagenians
came to be the holders of participa'
ton certificates. The Register should
enlighten them on the subject. The
Eagle does not know whether there
are any scrip or certificate holders in
Brazos County or not, but if there are,
they acquired it over the protests OF
The Eagle.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-03-30

Adolphus Busch left personal prop
erty valued at s17, 254, 900, making the
value of the Busch fortune S35,000,00
on its face. He was a large investor
in Texas cities and owned real estate
in Austin, Bryan, Caldwell, Corpus
Christi, Dallas, Denison, Eagle Pass,
Fort Worth, Gainesville, Hillsboro,
Houston, Laredo, Paris, Pittsburg,
Rosebud, San Antonio, Temple, STAN
ford, Texarkana, Vernon and Waco.
He held stocks in many Texas COM
panies and bonds in many big Texas
enterprises. Texas looked good to
Adolphus Busch. He was long-head-
ed business man, and more than a
quarter of a century ago picked Texas
as the coming empire of development,
population and wealth.--Fort Worth
Record.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-03-30

Sam Sparks has also kicked out of
the traces. This has been great year
for Withdrawals, and the similarity
which characterized each of them has
been remarkable. There were Will
Mayes, w. P. Lane, Chester Terrell,
and now Sam Sparks, each one swear
ing until he was black in the face that
he was in the race to stay until tine
world grows old. the stars grow cold
and the leaves of the Judgment book
unfold But they didn't.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-03-30
CAESAR FIRST PUBLISHER.

The most savage tribes have their
methods of circulating news in some
manner which we cannot grasp.
Aborigines of New Guinea and of the
Dark Continent can send messages
for miles at an incredible speed.
Rumors of the disasters in South
Africa were whispered in the bazars
of Cairo before the telegraph had
flashed the news to London.
In the days of Queen Esther, Persia
had her system Of posts-"Angarol,"
relays of runners for the circulation
of news throughout the empire, and
this system is referred to by Aeschy-
lus in his famous passage describing
how the news of the fall of Troy was
sent by hilltop beacons to Argos.
The Athenians of a later time loved
only to hear or tell of>some new thing,
but the genius of Attica evolved on
actual parallel to our modern news
paper. The nearest approach is found
in the political comment of the Come
dies of Aristophanes, and the publish
ed speeches of such orators as Iso.
crates.
1t is to the genius of Julius Caesar
that we owe the first actual fore.
shadowing of anything like the mod
ern news sheet. He instituted the
Acta Diurna, short accounts of the
daily happenings in the city.
These records posted in public
places, recorded DEGREES, the results
OF criminal trials, weather phenomena,
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friends. lie counted II a red letter
day in his Christian experience. Eight
years ago the church was opened and
on that occasion the congregation had
the hearty cooperation of the Chris
tan community, and now after eight
years OF struggle and they were come
together to dedicate it, he found the
same Christian cooperation and fell
lowship. Though the struggle had
been long and hard the congregation
could claim a completed work. He
was rejoiced that the prayers and
tears of himsef, Rev. Coughley and
Rev. Finley, together with the self
sacrifice OF the membership, had come
to full fruition and complete realiza-
ton OF their hopes and dreams.
DR.. West chose for his theme, 1.-The
Work of the Church." and based his
remarks upon Hebrews X, "a, And let
us consider one another to provoke
unto love and good works" The SER
mon showed how the church and its
auxiliaries built up this love, good
works, fellowship and all that is good
in this world, raising men above the
sordid things and giving them a truer
and higher wilson of life.
1t was a grand sermon, plain and
practical, but Astounding in those high
err and nobler things that make for the
betterment of man and the extension
of the Masters kingdom.
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SIGNS OF SPRING.

Al Young, he seen a bluebird. Jest
Barrett seen q lark. Joe Norvell seen
a grounding prowlin' in the dark.
Doc Allen seen a flock of ducks a
settin' in the crick when he was call
ed at Reno to see a man who's sick.
Bill Short has noticed the wild geese
a headin' for the north, and they was
just hikin', too, for all that they was
worth! But old Bill Lopez, he looked
wise and then he shocked his head,
he scanned the sky and looked around
and then he set up and said: THE
spring is not here yit, my frien's, an
she is nowhar nigh, an won't be till
the buzzards is a sailin' in the sky
Dave Best, up at Nakomia, says that
his maple trees have been drippin'
sap although the drops of sap would
freeze, and Dan Pope up at Harvel
has begun to smoke his meat, and as
sign of comm spring, they say this
can't be beat. Bill Acres Holstein
heifer has a calf that's very fine, and
Bill, he thinks that spring is here
cause that there calf's a sign. But
old Bill Lopez says this sign is no
account at all, "for calves is jest as
liable to happen in the fall" mo, no,
my friend" old Bill remarked, "all
signs of spring will fail, an you
needn't look for her until the buzzards
sail"
Doc Emeric of iitchfield is sure that
spring is here because the brewer
urges him to order his book beer. But
Doc, he knows the women have put
on their votin buds, he'll wait till
after April seventh before he orders
suds. The township candidates, be.
cause election time Is near, have got
the idea in their heads that spring is
also here But old Bill Lopez shakes
his head and takes another chaw, and
says that spring is governed by a
fixed and steadfast law. Jest watch"
he says, "for buzzards, for they are
shore to bring the jenny wrens an
swallows, an then you'll know it's
spring" = Montgomery County Qll)
News.
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tavern trays, fires and all the other
events of the day that differ little in
ancient and modern times.
These condensations, nevertheless,
cannot be accepted as the equivalent
of the newspaper proper. That began,
more or less, with unofficial, small
news sheets of the fifteenth century,
and, actually, with the dawn of the
modern era.-Phlidalphia Public Led.
ger S..
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Women think faster than men,
says one able writer. Yes, we know
of one who can think of things to buy
plagued sight faster than we can
meet the bills.-Callan in Fort Worth
Star-Telegram.
Yes, and they can talk faster than
men, and longer and more of it. That's
the reason they get the first word and
the last one, and finally 60 down say
ing Scissors"
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Dispatches in the State papers show
there was a widespread response to
the call of Chairman Walker for or
ganization in the interest of Colonel
Ball on last Saturday. Ball organiza-
tions and Ball clubs were formed
Throughout the State.