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The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-12-29

Mrs. Robbins. mother Of Mr.. H.
w. Robbins, chemist of McBryde
Sugar Company, has arrived here
on a visit to her son.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-12-29

Mr.. and Mrs. e. B. Morse en-
tertained at dinner on Friday tor
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Brown, of
Waimea, and Mr.. c. H. AlspauGh.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-12-29

Miss Male Hastie, who has been
attending school in Honolulu, is
spending the Christmas holidays
with her mother and sisters at the
Eleele Highlands.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-12-29

Mr.. " NJ. Miller, of the Nc
Bryde Sugar Co.'S office, has re-
turned from very pleasant visit
to his old home in Scotland.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-12-29
FOR
kauai SCHOOLS

Of the S33S,15O appropriated
for schools by the board of es-
Inmates last week in Honolulu, the
sum of S31,8OO comes to Kauai,
the items provided for being as
follows:
ISLAND OF KAUAI
Haend Move School 1850
Kilauea One-room Buildidg 700
Kapahi Cottage 1,5OO
Kapaa 2 Bungalows 1900
Hanamaulu
Bungalow & addition
to cottage 900
Lihue l Bungalow 900
High School
Bungalow $4,000,
Cottage (S25OO)
l (S12OO)
1900
Koloa 2 Bungalows & l Cot
tage 200
Makaweli Bungalow 600
kalaheo l 900
Hanapepe
/ 600
Kekaha l 800
Mana Moving School 1000
Total $3.50
New Buildings s 1900
Repairs & Maintenance 10000
Janitors' Service &
Supplies 5000
Furniture & Fixtures 5000
Total S 81, 800
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-12-29

The Misses Grace and Frances
Pillar are spending the Christmas
vacation wit h their parents at
Wahiawa.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-12-29

Mr., and Mrs. w. II. Rice, ST..
had q family reunion At Christmas
dinner last Friday,
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-12-29

The Japanese Protestant Sunday
School in Hanapepe had elaborate
Christmas-tree exercises, attended
by a number of White friends.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-12-29


ondon-Petograd reports that after falling back the Russian
Coca epused the Ausrns along
again raise the investment of craeow Germans said to have
been beaten everywhere between the Nsula and the a
ers; and the Turks were defeated
AMERICAN GIVES WARNING
WashngonGreat Btan has been against interfering
with American shipping on the high seas France has been similarly
ITALIANS I'd COOPERATE
WashngtoAdvices recevedhere the effect that the
liam cruiser Caabra has been ordered with the American
cruiser North Carolina in protecting refugees fleeing from Syrian
Iondon-Unofca report British amen damaged German
naval base CNave Pseya orshp DESTROYED wthbombs In
Aicted serious damage Zeppelin shops
The Germans gained on the User Yesterday the losing
The Allies are on the offensive
ROOSEVELT STILL QUEER
New YorkCoone Roosevelt took soup with the buns in
lodging last niehtt shaking hands with
TAFT OPPOSES PROHIBITION
BosonFormer President Taft address night voiced
opposition to prohibition.
IRdGAARD in DISTRESS
barkentine mgaard
"A tux ''''' '"' '''''" KING DEEOtScB MnEHhSEHA
CHARLES King in bitter denuncaon faculty
Kamehameha whom he charges with incompetence and with turn
ing out students unfit to face the world.
GEIER SAILORS ENTERTAINED
residents entertained the nterned sailors of the
HAWAII CANE DAMAGED
Storm has damaged 1900 of the of the Hawaiian Agr
OAHU DIVIDENDS CONTINUE
The directors Of Oahu Company decided continue
paying dividends with the understanding however that they may
Sugar 4O1.
Washing of all kinds eng Turkey be-
catise of menace of the Turkish people,
The situation Jafa is alarming that the u S. cruiser Ten
took 500 pogIo refugees (peope of all naionaes
conveying them Alexandria, Egypt.
PeOgrdhe investment of Cacow by Russian forces has been
raised the Russians discovering the Ausons irving
Russian army Gaca TO void split the Russians
tired fifty miles
The French advance ombaertz Yesterday reached the sand
where the established Near Ioeboke the French
lost section of trenches.
French captured yards of German first line
trenches
The Allies made Slight along the entire front the
Meuse.
attacks northeast of Steinbach
repulsed
BerlnA against Niuport and ST.
George have been repulsed
of Ypre gained trench No developed i'll
Prussia Poland
Washington Frederick Courtand Penfed of the
Embassy Vienna, has communicated Washington
of Emperor Franz Joseph for Christmas gifts Austrian
children, sent by American children
FranciscoNIanv leaders in California the death
Arch Bishop Patrick William Rordan Chief Justice Sullivan of the
California Supreme Court heads the list Of pail bearers
Washington President Wilson is receiving congratulations on
his 58th birth anniversary.
Fernando Vva arrested here today
charged with Fmen found his burning home spnIec
with nfammables.
BuTalo-Two Smith and Charles Borcl-
shot the Canadian border today trying shoot ducks out OF
Smith killed
TokioThe Emperor of Japan issued proclamation today nam
the parliament.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-12-29

Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Wishard
who have been spending the holi-
days in Honolulu, will return home
tomorrow morning,
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-12-29

Jadge L. A; Dickey, of the Cir
cult Court, will return Saturday
morning from Honolulu.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-12-29

DR.. and Mrs. Lyman, Waimea,
a party of young folks
at dinner Sunday evening.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-12-29
Miss Rath Engaged

The following appeared in the
Honolulu Advertiser last Sunday:
Mr.. and Mrs, NJ. A. Gonsalves
entertained delightfully."- Christmas
evening at their home on Maklki
street. IL was a charming dinner
party, made all the more charming
by reason of the fact that the en-
gagement of George A. Gonsalves
to Miss Ella Marie Rath was an
nounced.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-12-29

Miss Rath is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Rath, of La
wal, and is a teacher in Kalaheo
school. Mr.. Gonsalves was re-
Gently bookkeeper in Silva's Ele-
ele store.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-12-29

9anufaCtory by Ilre last week.
benberg estimates his proper
l7ss as about 81, 900, although h
Agrets most of all the destruc-
ttof his factory just as it was
|. 1t ready to begin active work.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-12-29
Factory Burned

Hon. P. d. r. Isenberg, who
has been spending several weeks
on Kauai, returned to his home
in Honolulu S Il d a V his de-
parture being fastened by the
Z esrruction of his new algaroba
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-12-29

Continued on page 5
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-02-14

Ragner Omtvedt, the ski riding
champion, had an exciting experience
on the slide at Cary that came near
giving him another record. He was
practicing on the giant slide before
the big meet of the great ski riders
of the country. e.
The northwest gale was blowing
so miles an hour and, as he took his
second leap, he was caught in the
wind and blown entirely around. He
turned twice in the air, almost lost
his balance, recovered by desperate
twist of the body and aIghted back
wards, managing to avert a fall by
frantic effort.
He believes that had he been able
to ride the wind directly he would
have jumped and been blown at least
20 feet beyond his own record.
In England there are at least three
farms devoted to the cultivation Of
butterflies and moths.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-02-14
IT is CALLED THE "HAPPIEST
COMMUNITY" IN OHIO

COMMUNITY" IN OHIO
Columbus, O., Feb. 14.-''The hap
piest little community in Ohio" is the
term applied to the Ohio Institute for
the Feeble Minded, where 1900 ment-
al detectives are working and play
ing. While reformers and many scien-
lists are demanding sterilization OF
mental detectives, DR.. E. ]. limerick,
superintendent of the Ohio Institute
has apparently solved the problem for
this state.
Segregation is the proper way to
eliminate feeble-mindedness," said
DR.. limerick. "This isn't a hospital.
It's a home, a workshop, a play
ground. These people can never hope
for recovery. They are not to blame,
so why sterilization. They are the
states wards, not burdens, in our in
stitute here. Then, too, the institu-
ton is their protector as it shields
them from the SCOTS and jeers of the
thoughtless.
Large, airy, weI-ighted rooms,
dozens of little boys busy at
weaving, udh1uS udlulhOSh0 VI NOOA
mats. For the older boys and men
there is training at blacksmithing,
carpentry, plumbing and painting.
But the girls are having the real fun.
They are being made housekeepers
and home-makers. Every girl in
stinctively loves to fuss around
kitchen" said Dr. limerick. $50 we
have fixed up model kitchen and
dining room for them. They are given
scientific instruction in the art of
cooking. Then they serve the meal.
Our girls know more about getting
things on the table neatly and invit-
ingly than many grown-ups.
"And it isn't work for them. It's
play. You see, their minds haven't
developed past the childhood stage in
most cases and they take child's
delight in doing something" There is
q 'weI1-eoIJiDOed gymnasium CONNECT
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-07
ITALY PROTESTS
AGAINST PROPOSED
Immigration DILL

Washington. F.b 5.-lsaIys pte.
test against the n-N in,tnlera,ioa
bills provision 4. place American
.aracans on immssraa. ship. vas he.
fore the senate COMMITTEES today.
waiting the re.ui, Of conferences
ei'h Presiden, Wilson and s.cretar,
Bsyan
R.gf.sentasiv. Burnett. author Of
the hill. thinks the provision ono cf
the most valuable but should the
senate. at the wish Of the simini.trs.
tiou. strike IL out the hw,se prcbab-
~ will not insist on VI, Leaders
thought the object could sc accom-.
rlishei In other says.
The house hill va. today su,,stitis.
c,i for all other pending senate bills
aud with amendments. will he taken
TO the floor very soon.
Chairman smith has consulted
President Wilson ON the literacy test
and other restrictive phases.
" am in no position now TO dis
cuss the Presidents view he said.
Hearings NAV he ordered later.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-07
FIRST REAL Investigation
WILL START HERE MONDAY

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APPEAL GRANTED IN
NO. RATE CASES

Kansas Cisy. Mo. peb s=ludss
susi,k N,rh.rsan TODAY sisasJ sAs
railroads appeal in the MIs=r'1ri ,S'
spn, passenger and mstiuspus tseiss,
rate cases This action. acc"rriiss -
counsel tor thc railroads. leaves !. 'gr
= United states supreme euIT, g.
determine ~hsthsr issues Involved p-
the Nissaurt rsii yssss asy property
roras s.terc that tribunal for review.
Tho Tinted States supreme cus,, IN
decision las, summer upheld .he cvp
s,i,g,ionaIi,r .f the Nlssouri raii-
rpad rate laws
The presen, APPEAL. IN behalf ~
thirteen railroads, is from Judge Ne.
rh.rsgns decision .t yesterday hsif-
ing he had NO power tn retain iuris-
iic,ion of suits Of passenevrs sni
shipper against the railways 80 re-
cover alleged pvorcharges estimated
at So. i.9eo.oGo. vcs,erley's ierisinu
was in tho form ~ iecrec entering
a mandate cf the United s'stss s71-
rrcnic ruur, upholiing the laws ~
constitutional aud jisspIVins an In-
junction granted the railways IN
1890 against tho enforcement of ths
laws. The railways seek supreme
court order compelling tudee Nc.
Phcrson tr take jurisdiction n the
claims Of passengers and shippers
who paid the higher rate during the
life Of the Injunction. the state mean
while maintaining thai such cases
can prnperis he heart cniy in state
courts
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-07

ls.-ahl. ss h.as. shrs rich relatives
srv ..a,,ss 4. visit The leaders baY.
been gathering yr yak. .,iJ.e,s .s
alleged military .u,ras-s and ,.,t
,on,psev irregularities and ybss viii
.e.,.a,.. Z" .,ip this ever .s the cum.
u,,,.s On III. other hand. /. ,s I'm.
a.,.,..,,, ,h., the, bs,. b--o bus,,y
e,sas,s ,s,.ir In do;s~ apy With
and d-s,,cy,cr .vii.e,r thu, mich,
rv, them n, had n tho ,sxc-,;r,,,,.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-07
COPPER STRIKE
conmfI'TEE,hT
A0UGHT0N

is.ssIssa. Mssss. prh. Goa
GRESHAM y r. Taylor - .alsfass
asd J. J sss~s ss r.sa.,iSasts.
who ~. sar@bess al sec sss.s"mniis
,se sp,~sst.d 10 iasrsiiast- stsika
s~ssi,iess in sAs ugshiEsa copper
.vsstts. srsis.s Lsse .a-ss, and Rep.
se.eesasts. li.sell as tsah ss -sprsss
cd sosn-sfp~
\ lcssI sosasaiss.s uss th. ips-s,SI
gators snd iradr s.a shesa The Sts~ at
The cssy ball fns the hearings. ~hieh
probably viii t~xsn 90 Mosasy
Nrs rsft.ss wA. j. chairman Of tkc
srts.e.sssaisss-. said that 10 plan at
pF-cedufr hsd brsa sxsr~a on aud
sass asssnr-mee.s ,aF stss h-asinss
..ssid h- made sts-r a.. arrival .t
Nrs Jss~eil
Stpu pfusFuss vas sassI- to-day IN
The S-eh-rvIII. usur,scr tsial to-day
sssasa s,se-eh. sas vas on, ~ ,sr
rE-H .kps. again tusA IN. stand ard
described how be- ~as ~.ina.-i. ~.
sii Dot witness ,h- silIins ut s,.,.
J'assieh. for sA- alleged murder ss
shop tao d-paiy sh-rifts and thr-e
Wssd-,i.Nsh"n guards aE- IN ,riai
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-07
Sepris Miner is
Killed In Mine


t.Sias beside shr tsir track IN
the sepsis mine yesterday. tho
.i-sa and nan si.s: bnds ef tsin
Ssbb,h. = miner 90. ~s. fclna
ss~saia had '-ssn srua.a int.
the bftatsn sstass ana-s il-
.hs-i. II s..'"s train y.
~n. sAs ~. ss~i'i-as and !. 10
I,s~sum-i ira, IN 'ss -as -as II
the .iap- ssr in .asa- ~as cam
In sohsass ri.h iis- vie
which sia.asa hi'a aaa rauss'i
hin, Z. fall sPan the ssssh sr
-is- had hr-h aa.~k-s issn and
run ases ~ ,t- a,as.r traias
An insu.s, sili ,-a A.ia this at
t-rnaoe ss Cisfuh.f sir-
s~sSih u ssar-s-ss ass irasss
= ~if~ and shiiasrn
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-07

Cold, frightened Tot
Found BY Officer

hsnunib.i snh cold. weep
Ing bitterly ana sobbins Ter
papa" s-y.ar-oIi Italian
baby ~as found shortly befer.
. o'clock this morning Wander
Ing on rcny.at stree, near the
c-S building hN of'ie-- MuiniN.
Tn. .hiid's hands u..- bin.
with cold and th- i-ars traced
iirty iitiis s,s-aLs down IL.
Iae-.
Officer MuiniA sani- io !, liz.
ss-a, sis grandfather anS
i..k il into = s,ors where ih~0,
Mas aarm'h aIa then .aTssed
the child Ia his arms ,o the city
taii, Wi,hin sn hour - ais-
,ssss.d it,hTs ssm- 4. the isii
aud claimed l;,- iiui- ruGa~ay,
fh. parents iiss. oa T.iri ,'r--,
near co.V-nt
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-07

Il aiii aul ts- toss.lSra that this
is = smsit part us the soans-at .an'
ssiaeJ in . r.poss ut tho federal
xsssa isrr a. Pueblo that a short
uaar sso Investigated the .osi sisshs
asd reported isaSstaesls assiasi tbs
officials as the rsi,pd Nise Workers
of ApssisA asa nuee shss tvsa'y
ottcss. iseisdisf usxsaisrss. dissfies
officers sad sseubsfss .oae Of vhosn
are sov 10 jsii s~sisiss trial tas
sssioas feiosIss.
The shoss sksi !. quoted 10 tbs
seuassl Of eosses. sii,e nss whose
visvs ~esv ses ro,ose1 - psvjudi.~s
Tier rksseed aflss tAsesSixai:ss
that psesitss, Jesa r. white. Vice
l'rssl1sst rsssk J. Nsysn. SeAa =.
LaNnA AholoA :. 0esuags 1nesss
u1jIsk - Geasss ~ esso aos~tee.
u. vilfslly saA sassupeiy ssssssss
b esne,aaslss ssA cossss'ssy 10
aspsssstvciy rv-essis trade ssi so~.
uesv~. IL stp'stios Of the sa~s ut the
rsiisi sts,sss Hsy~s. Waite asd
WStIias Gsven ~-ss e.,ass-s N in'
aisinesss siih sp&.pifsry =. apn"s.
plise is7iv.
Thus the .usxsess .ouAi so@nttsev
that s,e.ss k.ss siIl have much ns.
,etisi b<tosv lsvn ssea they start
Shsit ,sebs Th. report os the i'sss.
10 xrsud Jury slasvs ,h~H In shs
ssee. tasshersassr the srsaa iasp
'oasd that .ons et The drsasads 81
the ''ai,sd Mas Workers ~.sv to.
scasousbic and e-.phsSi.sily Declared
the msthoas ss.-, by sh- essani ss'oe
10 secure r~sufaisios - su ''Iasal'
~ conservative as,' ls~.ss,iias OF.
CANNED labor
~ The mea isii,s-i hy TIRE grand
iu't. ten src In jail ssatsiaz trial
in connection with murders lsu~ in 6
.u' " the .csi strike These sr,
tobcs, t'hii.h. Louis Isp,sn-'ii.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-07
YELLED WOMAN
mUROERESS
CAPTURED

N-.agk, y. J.. F-b, i-iiassi
ii.rdHsaa. = sii OF 90. Infatuated
-i.h Charles y, Maaalnzs shot shs
ksii-s, Mrs- Marie, Manning in hss
hosa- h-r. last night This was sh-
aahpsa.- n-nt nsais By the >s.ars
police this at,.ra"oa
\ revolver aaa silA aaabssiia
v.rp tn. sAip .is.s ahich sh. s-oissp
Bad today so help thea is.nsity sse
YELLED ~oman .hs las. hIzhs sAo.
sai Allied Mrs Marie, Manaias Ia
k.r sH.sh.F's hss.. h-s- These ,he
ssusses-s~ l-s, b-hina ~bsa che fled
after fsisz silh s.,,s-sass soeieess
l~o shots at h.s ,istis il sk. pies
~as. os Ms. Maasisss ssassss. si..
Tor sua ass~s.s
Mss Manaiaks ls.sasaa. Charles
y Mssaias. a sasasr =aAaasrf. sfo-n
hass sAr bad braa separated foe sse
srsrss and a soHaa whose ianns5ss
u sgs revealed. aftsr hAssns srea
A.id hf a.. paiiee all sIfss aaa
closely rs-s.ssaei. sefu released 'aa
sss Eshseqs. tho police de-
sAis.a =. police soasrsss..ss as
Isaissn vanaa sh. se~sad sn ars~rr
sh. description Of sss saasarsess as
sssrn By Nfss Msnnias-. relatives
Jacob zlsc. Who formerly trsssdes
With the family. vas ale" bsp.ehs 10
h-saassfs-rs
The fsSs that .h- vonAn an
s.uae-I herself ss.a 81. called ss
''Mrs4 Nasaiae-s sifi friend from
rhitaasirhiss'' ,rpne.ra tie i-esl
police so sock tho Aid at ,hr polio. OF
that sssys
tn. sisi !. sriar IN ,hs Msas.aina
Ell. k".sIssi u, Men clair. y j..
al r"isaa sas-r ~iss suisitsi is.
s-rs
LEARNING ,ha, = Ioune eoaa,a bad
-s--e taken to the ,as,i,s.t.a the ps.
lice s-isrsl on II as ,ira ;n the -ssrss
s-rioss shoos.ns os Nrs Nasnir :
and. srvvs'ipe Miss ,;srsaan. sysss-
r-i h.r .f the crime.
Then. s,..r-iar n the rciics. she
confessed. SAYING that sha sss IN
love -i'h Manning and he'd KILLED
hi. v'f" se"aus" the uifc tVh failed
10 zr' d,sorvp az promised.
''-~ss~.-s .. sss~ 81
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-07
SEARCH ruR TRAIN wREcxERs

Aitururs ruc y. ". reb -
TIA, tho man vao wrecked the
Santa &c passenger train No. 10
at Gallup THURSDAY are same
who made three attempts TO
wreck a passenger between San
Ia F'e and I.amy. n. ~. on Sum
dsy last. IL the theory OF r.
oLnarv chief Of the santa re
secret service. who when to Gal
lup today to take personal
charge Of she hunt.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-07
HARN APPROPRIATION
FOR un0R0ES = DEFEATED

Wa.aiassaa. Feb a proposal
BY senator J.aes Of Ws.h,nss.. TO
aneas sa- ssrtss,sasst sst.a.sp.
bill u aIststss'. = pss,iau .s the
proposed apptprfistsas tss farm
demspssta,teH ~-Fk Z. acs1. sssi-
suIssrsl colleges Is ,sC south uas
defeated s.dsi in tsc senate - 10
-
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-07
RrBA1E PROBE OPENS.

wsshins,un. feb. .-Ins.s-
..-sts,s,on NJ wncshcr the To
4 steel ,o.ppt ttiSn has received
illegal rebates rom railroads
during she last lev year. ~as
begun TO-DAY by the Interstate
commerce cUrrIis sIcn by the is-
ste ot formal Or,isr for hearings
under the rsueut resolution
adopted by tie senate. p,ts.
for hearings will be announced
later. a
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-07

Chaslsrs WtrAassss Han Nlr AasLss I'D
AaFi niehsfi.. Sam n-sjshb. fsans
kruna. t'sss Ns.h. ghssi-s sh-phsra.
Marcus Msfsnsasi,.h. sh- issi .ish,
il ,s- wsissnsusx di.ssis, aud In
.pah.ssios sssh shs .auo,iss fsum
snbassaa- Of isf-e mis. guard. sss
sasotsosi.e chauffeur s.as Is Vet,
On Nnse@bsr s.
re. ssh.f. Sh. SEE. iasi.t.a Al
that .sas sss hsaatxsf. H. u ~.
Car sna rem Carter -h. arv tssi-
tlss> asa ssa isf ,hs. at.ssiss In.
aesaisseiy alter sar kiiiias of tArs-v-
tive a. W iseishsr .s No, -s.tvs 20.
Assjssy ~ss s.sensioA-a .. bv.ss the
toss,xstos " ~. assdss 10 the roe.
ssss,as ot i4osls xss<uassli. Garter
~ 10esiSssss sss slss nsnsteneA
- asiss ~ shs pepT nv eN<fe.
shoat. af hrss As,e t~ss . hs,ss~s,.
Mario xssj. sise sSa~a is ~. ri.,..
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THE WEATHER
PHILOSOPHICAL PHElIx xYsI

Add 1 IN list cf
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oy putin tn
house In order
when Friend i
Wife . been away
. month.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-07
COUNTRY TOTAL WRECk--N0
INSURANCE. MANY MULES LOST
Flood sf Tears From Free Press Office Doe.
Horrible Damage. Wild Excitement Prepail!
BY =. E. wIMS0R.

Ofisa causes a sohyuision,
When III. words begin To spill.
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The English Language much abused.
Fsihts ahsn all ,hr type Is used.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-07

Weather Bureau Report.
Tonight and SUNDAY generally
fair. Not so .oid south portion.