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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-09-24
PU BllC SALE

Having sold my property and going
to move to California | will sell my
personal property at public sale to the
highest bidder without reserve on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26.
Commencing at l o'clock, the follow
ing described property corner of Med
airy Avenue and Sixth Street, Brook
ings
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
2 bedroom suites, 2 springs and mat
t~resses, 2 sewing tables, 6 chairs, side.
board, adjustable davenport, 2 flower
stands, 5 piece parlor set, Z lace cur
tains, 2 wall pockets, 4 jardineers,
clocks, ladies fur Goa that cost S116,
gents northern coon coat, Goth century
fur robe, summer lap robe, some books,
washing machine, wringer, gasoline
stove, copper boiler, wash tub, 8 water
pals, 2 ~sprinklers, oil cans, steel has.
ket, lawn mower, scythe, shovels,
spade, fork, hoe, garden rake, wheel
barrow, 10-gailon jar, some small jars,
Cream City -four bin and sitter, all
kinds of kitchen utensils, 2 soft coal
heaters, pitcher, ak, saw, ! bucksaw,
lantern, window washer, carpet
stretcher, ironing board, piano lamp,
and other articles.
The furniture to be sold is all quart
er sawed oak and is in good condition.
Terms of sale-All sums of $1,000 or
under cash; all sums yer $1,000 time
will be given to Oct. l, 1915 on good
bankable paper drawing eight per cent
interest. No property to be removed
from the premises until settled for.
ARTHUR LYNCH, Prop.
S. j. Rudolph, Auctioneer.
First National Bank, Clerk.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-09-24
STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP AND
MANAGEMENT

HN4E a
or Brookings Weekly Register: published
weekly at B~rookings, s. D., required by the
act of August "a, 1912.
Name of Editor, John Murphy Oocal and
news Brookings, s. D.; Managing Editor,
Paul D. cher, Brookings, s. D.; Business
Manager, Paul. butcher, Brookings, S. D.;
Publisher. Register Publishing Co., Brook
ings. S. D..
Names and addresses of stockholders hold
ing one per cent or more of total amount of
stock: Paul butcher, Bookings. S. D.; S.
NJ. butcher. B~rookings, S. D.; G. N. Breed.
Brookings. s. d.; A. w. Hyde, Brookings, s.
D.: Anna r. Hyde, Brookings. s. ID.
Known bondholders, mortgages, and
other security holders. holding one per cent
or moro of total amount OF bonds, mort
cages, or other securities: Bank Of Brook
ings. Bookings. s. D.; Mrs. L. z. Adams,
Columbus, Wis.
Paul butcher,
Sec'y and Business Manager.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
23rd day Of Sept. 1914.
Walter M. Cheever,
Notary Public. Brookings,
South Dakota
tIy examination Hxpirss July 20. 1850
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-09-24
~'GETS.IT,"2 Drops,
Corn Vanishes!
The Only Sure Ender of All Corns

Desperate, are you. over trying to
get rid OF corns? Quit using old
formulas under new names, bandages,
winding-tapes and cotton rings that
make a fat little package out of your
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-09-24

Footerniiy of "GETSlT"
toe. Quit Furnishing your feet by
using t~oe-eatinS salves and ointments.
To use knives, files, scissors and
raZors. slicing and hacking at a corn.
only make ii grow faster and bigger.
1t also brings danger of bleeding
and blood poison. The new way. the
new principle never known before in
corn-history. is "GETS-IT." It's a
liquid drops on a corn does the
work. Pain goes. the corn begins to
shrivel and out it comes. You apply
ii in two seconds. Nothing to stick.
nothing to hurt. and it never fails.
Try "GETS-lT' tonight on corns, call
luses, warts or bunions.
"GETS-IT" is sold by druggists
everywhere, &c a bottle. or sent di-
rect by Il. Lawrence & Co. Chicago.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-09
DIE RoHhfe.

Riema10 fagt etpds GrnItes unb
Sti4baltigss geesn Die 4pttifte,
mtit fosor ipirb ansrtannt, OaB lie
cine iebr CUTE Sd4t iei, ober bic
Gtute MAIDEN nur ipenig @ebroud
Oabuu; iie fdssn, has Ding funttios
Mere nidt mad Nunf9. Sic lolter
iagen, IS funtttouisre ibnen ni9t
na6 Dunff, ipas ri9tiger nGre,
ctnn fie Buben eben nidt Die Sc.
bulb, Bite an iiG einfade Sadie aus
suprobsn. gu4 oas Ginfa9ite ers
Fcroert in BET Sanbbabung cine ses
pifIe ltebung.
9dtid9li9 bot ss in BEN aan5en
9ereid Der 9ausnirtiGaft %Ddbrsno
Der lebten SabrSebnte teite lieue an'
rssutg 9egsben, Die prattii9 10
Iutrtuull feiu tBnnts pis bic Rod
ttiis, fofsrn utIr ieoer iidJ III ibrem
@ebrduh stipas ii6eu pp[te. Der
@eoonte, Sic nit !6eu OOer einem
unoeren f6ieften Ddrmeleiter gepol.
iterte aiIis oo3u ou benuBen, Gin sin'
NAL Ieidt onfectohtes @eriht ituns
benldne tn oeriefbtn Gsnperotur 81
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crbaIten unb OoOura bos Bei4.
perben Der Speifen gu sraielen, 1T
einleudtenO gsnug. Sir bic 2uss
fiibrung aber beOarf es elmer getpiFsn
Grfdbrung. Sofort duf ben erTen
5ieb gIiidt ole Sa9e ni9t nit iebem
@eri4t, ba ieoes feline 9sionosrbsit
bat, GIeif3 dnbers bebunbeIt tperben
mub ols Semitic, 8emiiIe onbers
uIs REFS, uuO bic Semitic tpiroerum
untsr fi4 cine berf6ieoens 8ebouoe
lung berIangsn, Man lam aber lin
70 oertrauensooLer ans Experiment
geben, oIs inter fsinen ttnltdnben
Elm Geriht bur1 bic &o1tiite bets
borden tpirO. S9limmitenfals ssz
lingt Die So9e i.itt uuf ben eritsu
5treid; dlsoonu Tam man INNER
nod ben GOpf ans 5euer brinsen
uno naH1Olsn, ipds fs9lt.
Die Sp@liIie siauti iit fir isOsn
5ausbaIt. Die Gripuruis an sytuts
rung lit enorm. Sir Sausfrausn,
bic niGt bollerno um 5eroe Itsbsn
tonnen, aud feline 3uperldTieen
Dienitbotsn ba6.l., btoeutet lie cine
.nnbre gsfrtiun9. gitIe @eri9te
lam man aIlp dbenos unieBtn. lei9t
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Der Autbrndt ,ar Belle.

fiber Berg uno Gal 81 3iebenl g(ber
iie berborg Den Wimih in ibrenl
itiaen Screen, bcgIeitcte Die Reiicn.
ben iIber ben Sot nad benz @ege.
bot iie, nidJts 81 bergeiien lni0 ibe
dllcs tuieocr 5u er5dblen, ndbm oann
abidieo mo febrte 5u i6rer Mitttsr
5urid.
Nm Der Scitiir iuur0eu Sic 8da.
Ocrer BON benz nrttcrcn Spib &C.
partct. Dieter bate ben Heiieplal
ihon Idnge geincrtt mo bier ieinert
Bldb genommer, nm Hidt bergei'
len al neroen. Ger Batter bate
ibu Iieber 5ii Soliie gcIaiien. aber
6a er nit 10 iretnolidem @e6eu all
alien aufipran1 mo bic anaben file
i'm bateii, ipIroe ct gum geglciter
ongcnontmeu. afit u~tsgeIoiicncc
5reltOe lief er cine Strede porouS
mo oafn Dieoer 5llriid, mniprnug
unO umtan5te Oie @anoern0cn.
Riitig ifritten Die HeiienOen Dor.
tpGrts 5pii6en Den @~drtenbeden
crrtD Damn iiber Die brcitelt ggicien,
immer na6 Often 3D. mo- 8erge mo
Edler ibrcr tudrteten meIdle bic
ainOcr nod ME beiutt battcn. al5
Die Iesten Sterne erloiden un0 Der
Morgen bcaer uno beQer o1nunerte,
5og ii6 Der f6mnle gfao an eineifI
SIgel Giunlf. auf iciuem @ipirI
icgtcu tie iif dnt einem absebune.
men 9aumitnmule nicoer, Der Sp:b
3u i1ren 6iiBen. Simmer r0ter muir.
sc Ser Simmel gegen Morgen, irE.
mer mebr i6ien er iid iiber Der emf
ferltteu gergfctte 5it ent5iiuoer. Gno.
lid ilaniinte Die Sorte enpor, uno
Die Gciienoen betroGteten iie NIT
itilcm gnt8iiden.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-09

9a Der Batter @elddite in BEN
benadbarten 6cbirge bate, Be.
idIoB er, bic aeiie oa6in in DC.
ieQidait ieincr aitber 5u SUP 81
uIaden. Dian noate Dor Gagesan.
brld mIibre6cn, INN sic Some OH.
8e6eH 8tt ic6cn. GrSbaIb legtcII
ii6 Die ana6en am abeno Dor Der
9lbreiie 8eitigcr oils getpobnli6 81
8ett. Bor gripartlmg tonnten lie
fdlm cinidlaien. geim eritcn @e.
rauid oas irib WorgenS inn $auic
laut muroe, erpadten Tic. IS Uas
nod Haht, ais iie %aitfitdr6en. S6re
erite Gorge mar, mad Dem @ctter
5u ieben. Ser Simmel mar rein,
Die Sterne lcllftcten nod NIT fiji.
lem, mattem @lan5e.
Ole fleinen gorbcreitmgen 5ir
9teiie naren idon Den AbeHo 5upor
9emadJt. l~lugeOulotg 5ogrn iih Die
tleinen BonOerer on. Ms MN 0se
Batter fam, feline aihoer 5li ipedeH,
begegltetcn ic ibm i6on ali 1uibrln
gsegp. sic trpaen leidte CONNER.
fIei0er mo gralle Site. Cine griiie
3eiietaihe, weIde bic ~notmen0tg.
ten geourfniiie in lid iabtc, 6ing
aui i6rem Slider, einen feiten 9a.
iclitod fii6rten fie III Der SanO. 60
gcriiitet, rieicn fte fr6bIid Dem SO.
Ter ibren agltcn gtor9en4 cntoegen
mo G0rten nit 5rcuocn, Dob an9
CT 5llut gufbruh bereit iei.
Aud Die Sdneiter mar aufgeita!t,
ser. Gle freitte iid ii6cr Die Geiie
ibrer grii6er nid)t peniger ols Oieia
iclbit obgIcid iie 8u 6atiie blcibel
mllBtc. I'D, pie germ bdtte iie u.A
cinen 8nn0erita6 ergriifen unO cine
Reiictaide ibergebdtgt, I'M nit
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-09

Gin 0erGdItnis. 2suts
nart (beim SdIuB Der SnItruttions'
ItunOe): nalfo bet SolOut 1T sIei4'
stitis 8sI4lber Der 2rone unb .
Suber, pafsn sic aufl Sn tpeIGsm
9srbdltnis iteben Ste CUR arunc9"
Su6er DER niht oufgemertt bai):
sd Ite6e bort NIT Der RD6in duf
gattm 5ubs, Ssrr asutnont!"
Der 9ra9sn. (Sm @irtss
'bous.) ,Worum beitslen sic benn
'glsi9 sipei GIas Bier, Strr MudsIs
bsrssr9"
sWifen q Oamit Der Dirt bentt,
mel qIte fommt gIeia mad. !. ou
traut sr iih tptuisiteus niAt, i1Isht
sin3uIdentsnl"
pie maGsrtn. rGnti9uIs
bissn Gle, Brdulsiu, aber Gle mos
len ia bic 8dune ole bIibblnus"
ND Soft bos TIT nobl itBt
gar nitht mebr mrbsrn2f
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-09

Der Grite, ser nit fIuger 6onO
Der M1nner S1mud, ocn Sut, CT.
iano,
3rrg ieinen SUIT mnufgeidlagCn;
Die arenlpen bingeu flad) berab;
llfl0 Oennph prbt er i'm 81 trageli,
Gob Inn Der Sit Gin 9lnieb'u CAB
Or Itarb un6 lieb bel ieiuemS terber
Gen rum6cn9ut Dem nadlten erbef.
Ger gr6e fpeib ocn ruben Snt
aift reft gemadIih au5u9reiien,
Gr iunnt unO magt e5 fur5 nl6 gut,
CT pugt's stpci arcmpen aui3u'
iteiien.
9rouf ldbt CT lid benz 8oIte ieD'n;
Gas 8olf bleibt Dor Sertuuno rrtl9
iteG'n
llno i6reit: og}un Iabt Der 9llt crit
id0nl"
Gr Itarb nno lieB bel ieincm Sterbell
2en auigejteiiten Sut benz Grbelt.
Ser gr6e nimmt oelt Sut ulO
i1ndlt.
sd, ipridt er, aie9e no6l, mas
feblt."
CIR iest oorduf NIT peiicm gtlte
Die brittle arempe 81 Dem Suite.
CT, riei bas golf, Der Gat Der
ltou0l
Geht, mas Elm Stcrblider crian0!
8, Der erbobt icin go%terlanOl"
er Itarb uno lieb bel ieinem Sterber
Zen Oreifod ipitcn Sut Dem grben.
Der Sut mar ircilid) ntdt mcbr
rein;
God iagt, ipic font IS anOer5 ieir?
Gr gtng idou ourd Die ulertell
6anOe.
Der Grbe fatbt i'm idmorj. oolilt
er mas erfdr0e.
.geoIiidter einiaal" rici Die Stoot,
go meit io6 fciter nod, ais Der
gciebeu bot.
Gin nciber Snt lieB ldd]erii6,
gdtparS 9riioer, i1narj, 10 ldlltIf
es iih!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-09
Dir Grlbid)te toni 5ntf.

Or itarb imO IieB bel ieinem Sterben
Gen ihpar5cu Sut Dem nahiteH
@rben.
Ger Grbe trdgt ion III ietn Sur5
llno iie6t. er iii ie5r dbgetragen;
gr iinnt uiio ihlnt oaS auuititiif
allg.
Son il6er ciHen Stod 5u idIogelt.
3ur6 belize 8iiriteu miro cr rein:
Gr iaBt i'm gar INIT Sdniirei Gin.
Rum gcbt or aus, uno ale idrei'n:
Gin neiler Sutl 8 gliidii6 2ano,
@o @abn un0 6tnitcrniS Derihipin'
Sen,
Me6r FAM fein Sterbiidjer c%riinben,
glS 6ieier grobe @eiit erianOlr
.Gr itarb nno lieb bel ieincm Sterben
Gen unIgeiuanoten sui Dem erben.
Griinoung modt oeu alinitler groB
llnO BET Ser 0nhmelt lnuCrgeilen.
Ger Gr6e reiBt bic S6niire log,
llm3iebt Den Sut NIT 9olo'nen Grei.
fen,
gerberrlidt i'm Ourfj einen anopf
llno oriidt i'm ieitmortS anf ben
aopf.
Sbn iic9t oaS 8olf mo taumelt nit
8etgniigell,
.g1n lit Die aturit crit bod GeItie.
gent
Sbm", ifric cs, aiDm altein iitgyiR
nlo @eiit berIieb'n;
Nidts Iino Die ouoern gegcn ibn!!"
.gr itarb rmo lieb BEL ieIuern 5terben
Gen eingefabten SUIT Dem Grben.
lln0 ieOesmaI uaro Die crfumO'uc
SraHt
Synt oall5en Qanoe llad1geInaht.
8os nut Dem Siite itdl nod %ierrter
5ugctraGcrL
@ia i'd Gin anoermaI Clifl iagcil.
Ger Grbe licb tbnt nie Die bortge
8eItalt;
Gas anbcniuert naro ltclt, ieoodl
Der SUI blieb alt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-09

ontp6en, Oonn in Die 8iitt bringet,
um fte mittogs DDaig gar berausSus
ne1men.
Wte ni6t iroes Seri4t Ii6 in Der
Ri1te glei6 perbdlt, 70 1T du9 nidt
eine &iIte fpie bic anoere. Sc0e muB
eisens tubiert merbeu. 9d IdBt iih
fem Rat bonn griinen Slid aug ers
teiIen; probiereE ssbt iber ituoieren.
Seine 9ausfrau IOlte ft4 inbes 0as
9robieren gereutn laHer, hsnn Der
2pbn Der tIeinen Miibe 1T grob. Die
peninen, Die an ste Sude berdns
eegangen Tinb rrb fs jest beberrs
.fder, tGnnen gar ni9t Riibmens ses
mug babon maiden.
Gs 1T ibrigens feiu ~beIonoerer
@orpurf fir Oie Jruueu, bab tie NIT
Der Rp1tiTts nidl ins Rsifs tpms
men. Die Manusr Iino sbeufp ges
artst, 8ieIe per6sn nit Ben mooers
men 8sn3iufsusr3eugen nitt ftrtig,
bic bod 10 prattiidp iinO. 6ie
.fagsn, ois 0ingsr funttionisren nidt,
9ns lit ebsn ni6t pobr; he Iitlb
furdtbur einfud at cha. OtIn, n6er
nenn man lt ridtig bebanbeIt, funIa
tioniersn fie ebtn 70 tooefIps ipie cine
.frtuaOIia bebonotIte RO9tiite.
F-AZL.-sE - -
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-09
5elbtorIprdd rines ansoeIprrrtrn.

5irwabr, oa8 gciteD id,
Dies an6dleiu - mas ic6 ih2
Run mirft er Dem aaro, benz
GdIingel, eS uorl
llno id, ieiu @etreiter,
Ger Sol i6tn mo Gdeucr
90 treulid) betpodjt, iiB bier bnlis
grrno ali 3or2
0iih Iabt er bier lisen
llaD o~uriten ntio ihwiBcn
GaB eincm Die 3lrngc ain @dlIncll
id)ier flebt2
@as Iol man nod iagen
Sn nnicrci Tageit,
Menu 10 mas nlit ei9eiicit Scrril
man erlebt2
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-09

st oos ein g~encbmeu2
or ioIltc iit i0dmcn.
Bas bat bonn mem Ser ourt 10
laige 5u tun2
0dbt bier Dor Dem @arten
Wlid poiieH mo iuartet
SD CLAUDE. Orei Stiuloen fail Iaure
i0 nun.
Gibt bort 1T Der 2anbc
Deim Ynitor; i'd CLAUDE,
gle ipciieu in Observation-Disclosures
Buff.
81, icbt oo1, DER 9roten
Gdpint treiilih geratclE
gr buffet 0urfs Sitter gar ledcr
MIR ~
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-09

Bri6Iiug Iobt icin bInHeS Barb
@ie0er ilat.crn ourd Die 2iiitc;
Siibe poblbefaunte 9iifte
Streifcn abnlulgSuoa 0as SanO
@ciIdelt trdltmen idon,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-09
hb!inasIpatteream

Ger 5rlbling fnnO Elm Soiclreis,
Gus ipolltc BIiitcu treiben.
6r brnd es nb mno ilopftc lcis
an meiiie 5enfteridcibcn:
-aoHHt. leg Die Bidder aus scr
Snno,
2oB beilte 6as ShiOicrenl
Mir bei0e iuanoern iiber 2dn6,
Aomm mitl SD mill old iIi1'
ren."
aIs mir 6anh orauben Dor Dem
3or
Sinipanoerieit elm 8eildlen,
ia lag Der 8ee i'm anoipcniior
linO Ouitete nad geiIHcn.
Sd pflidte iic. Die Somie idicn
&ie @oiO rings our6 Die 9aumr,
limo Iidte @6ltben lab i'd 3icbn
Gird blole SiTmelsraiutlr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-09

Qnun nabm er 9tbiGicO at Der
@ailf.
8o bic orei girfen itcGcn;
Sd aber iprodl: gSab idoniten
Cant,
gri fro6eS 8ieOerIebca!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-09

glir mar gar irob INNS Ser3 uuO
leift,
2us triig i'd S6muIbenibwinget,
llno aIS mir oouu oeu &dIo CT.
reidt.
geaonq i'd lallt 5a IinGen.
Die TroiicI idluD Der audud riei
Zen BinO binani 5iHu1ter
9o5 edo, onS i'm Naloe idIiri,
AarO pIoBltA DieOer milnter.
limo oils mir farneu on ben Guea
ali moosmddamten @egen,
9o l0delte mciH 8rdlltgcieq.
aSier monn mir Iu1e pilegrnI
8alouteiiter itebeu grim mo frau5
Sn 6iiae bel Den guheu
"a branit on Dir elm Iranflein
6rauSl"
Riei CT im6 licb mid iudcl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-09

geo6 mandnaI tpedIclt er Die 6orm
uuo parb oonn Mo0c,
9as er alS @ugeIIdetulc tam in
6elo 81 1ooe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-09
26imnstn Der 8dtitI In noriett

2~6innstn Der RdtitI In boristt
WnmrHer
+. BOT, pill
9. Acuuclt, rinueu.
8. Salaf, itloff.
a. guien etc.
s. gibeu, 2ibele.
6. guIt, Bit
7. G6mahteu, itladtcn
s. 2ieoer. Slieocr.
o. Ntdo1en, Mdrheu.
10. Nornen, Nonuen.
II, Sdicf. Sdiif.
12. amiel. Stiupel.
10. 8alten, 8alfdn.
IA. @nd etc.
is. gier, Weier.
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Or 1T sa,

| @oaen baloe fontnlen.
Sorh, bon fern Gin Letter Snrfel!'
toni
| 5rii6lin1, ia, on biitsl
Did lab i1 uernommcn!
IA.
Il 3u 9eiBcn mag inns i5ou 6c9liIden,
Siuo mir nlid mir crit IN 1uBer1
Stildell;
Dod Die idlonite bleibt ben ulleu @atelt.
Sen 8eiit nuo n baS 5er3 ST. BADEN.
-
15.
8augtn nidt3; man last ije einci
I'M Den aroern,
2cn intern Iil6, uuo Sen in Den Yas
p~icrfDrb ipanDerl;
q aber niiien mir 3l lddbcn; ia, iutS
pflegen
Sem t~relliten 5reunoe eIeid lie ur3
ans Ser5 81 le9et.
16.
Ga fIiegt bor6ci elm 3ierlein ifnea =
Buppl fLiegt ibn an ben Satpat5
elm |,
ga miro Der Tii6tige @eieu
3um glti9 D%ertpdn6elt, art Der Stcu;
Gran gcbn Sic ain0er lulti0 maiden
lln0 fiillcu Wiin6dcn IT'D nfb 31idcH.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-06
"M0VIES" BY AMATEURS
Is POLISH INVENTION

London. July 5.-Poland has found
Its Edison in the person or Kasimir de
Presynski, tho inventor OF the very
newest things In movies. AT the June
meeting of the Royal Photographic So
cfety the inventor displayed for the
first time his new amateur cinemato-
graph camera. which has aroused the
greatest interest ns well as curiosity
among experts.
This Is mainly due to the fact that
the film was not used, as Is customary,
In II narrow strip. but In Il broad
sheet. and that very small pictures
were Impressed upon 1t. sixteen to
the line. moving backward and for
ward very much after the fashion OF
typewriter paper.
In describing his invention Mr..
Prosynski said that about foot o.
this tln was equal to 100 feet OF or
binary cinenatograph film. While 100
feet OF ordinary film cost about $50
10 s55, the cost OF a sheet of the broad
hlm he used, bearing the same number
OF pictures. amounted TO about lG
cents
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-06

In the Progressive platform OF 1912
While this emphasis upon the Pro-
Gressife principles doesn't sound good
TO tho regulars. they are comfortcd by
the very next line in HIS letter. which
says: i now feel l am In honor bound
to stand In strong opposition to the ad
ministratlon.'
COiOnel'H Method Approved.
"'Go TO It,. the regulars breathe. fer
vently. Nor do some Of the regulars
hesitate to express their thankfulness
that the Colonel Is at hand to lambaste
tho administration. They are 'uttcriv
shameless In their approval OF the au-
thor of their party's undoing.
ION that score. however. nobody de-
MES that tho Coloners rc-cntry into
active political strife is welcome. 10
the tired and faded Bun Moosers, espe-
cially. whitening under the overpower-
Ing Democratic majority. his presence
is like tho shadow of a mighty rock
I'm a weary land.
1T NJ very interesting to hear the
daily comments OF the rank and file of
politicians over the Coloncl--not the
'hiShbrow' leaders, but the men In the
street They nro delighted to have
him back. and. whether they agree
with him or not. ninc out of ten will
admit: Well. he Will make thiRgs In
teresting for somebody. anyhow"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-06
ISOLATED TRIBE DISCOVERED
Choir In Anglican Church Composed
Of Almost Nude Indians.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Philadelphia. Pa. July 5.-Writing
from Para. Brazil. Dr. William e. Far
ahcc. leader OF the University of Penn
sylvania expedition to South Amer
lea, tells OF the discovery of several
scattered and isolated tribal commu-
mites OF caribhcans IN the interior OF
British Guiana.
Dr. l'arabec also tells Of mn Angli-
can church In upper British Guiana
near tho brazilian border. that has n
choir Of almost nude Indians. Photo
graphs Of the scantily CARRIED mem
hcrs OF this choir have been brought
north by Or. Franklin Church. a mem
her Of the expedition. The indians
composing the choir arc Of Tho Aro-
walk tribe. the members OF which are
peaceful and Industrious. The Ancli-
can mission which conducts tho
church is managed by Hon. IL. l.. c.
Melville, a Scotchman. who rules over
many thousands OF square miles in
patriarchal style. there being no
courts and no other authority than his
own DR. Fnrahcc is now in Para
writing his report OF the work of the
expedition TO date, preparatory to an
other trip into the interior of Guiana.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-06
GOLD is DISCOVERED
IN HOUSE PLASTER
Wall Covering Made From Mine Tail
ing sands Yields Precious
Mclnl nj Nmclfer.

Helena. Mont. July 5.-Shipprg
plaster from II house TO n smcltcr for
new departure in the way OF making
money, but that is what is beinr done
by Frank Fish.
For about ff,ccu Years Fish has
been working the tailinEs ut the old
Gregory mine. near Wicks. The prop-
crty is owned 10y the Helena and l.iv-
ingston Company, Recently Il hig
chunk OF plaster tcl from the Getting
OF one of the houses. Fish found il
was very heavy. and he had it cs-
saNcd. The returns were satisfactory
and then he obtained from the com :
pany u lease. with tho right 10 smclt
All OF the plaster In all OF the houses
In the town. AS tho town has long
since been abandoned and tho houses
We're going to decay. the lease did not
disturb any one.
FISH has already shipped eight tons
OF the plaster 10 the East Helena
smciter and the returns are said to
bc satisfactory to him. The richness
of the plaster Is not surprising. When
Gregory was on the map and Il boom
mag camp and houses were built the
sand used was taken from the tall
ings. Tho methods of getting the
values out Of the ores wcre crude and
tho tailings were rich. This sand com
priscs the larger portion Of the ma
tcrial IN the plaster and now it pays
to smelt II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-06
CONSIGNMENT OF MONEY
SEIZED BY u. S. MARSHAL

III Paso, July 5.-Snntogao $. VIM
Held. acting as n messenger for sub
secretary Of the Cons,itutionalists
treasury. Fclicias i. Villarcal ar
rived IN III l'aSo late on Friday night
with q cousi gnmcnt or Constitutional
lists money, shipped from Washington
samuel Bolton, attorney for General
carranzu. and acting for tho Car
ran4ista junta, upon learning OF Win
nclds arrival, under instructions from
Washington. caused the shipment OF
currency which Winfield was convoy
ing to lee seized while IL WAS still in
possession OF the Wclls-Fargo Express
Company, and caused AN injunction to
le issued restraining Winfield from at
tempting To dcliver- the money to
Lazaro DC Ia CARA. financial agent OF
General Villa, with Offices IN Juarcz
Tho money seized, said 10 amount TO
100000 pesos. is still In possession
ot United States marshals.
Gunthcr Il. LEASING. attorney in I'll
laso for General villa. makes the as
scrt.ou that the CarrAnzistas did not
seize all tho money brought by Win
tcld. and that 100000 pesos which
hgd escaped the vigilance Of the United
states marshall was finally gotten
across the river To be forwarded to
General Villa NJ Torrcon
leasing is authority FOR tho state
mont THAT the new money, ~ which
inc Shipment IN question - 4 part had
been authorized by General Carranxn
and his Cabinet for the purpose az re-
deciuine iho scrip issued Ia ihc State
81 Chihuahua by General villa dr.
ing tht early days OF the present rev
oluticn. ia order To make all the money
In circulation Ia ConstitutionaIist ter
ritory OF ono kind
Leasing points TO tho seizure Of the
money by order or Carianza's treas
ursr AS another effort cit her hV Car
RAMA or some of his followers un-
necessarily 20 hamper and annoy. Villa
iu Tho prosecution OF the military
movements Of the revolution.
General Villas repre- scntatives In
JuaroI refuse 10 admit that any money
was smugglcd Winfield has left IL
lusn.
Tie money seized on Friday night
is Stll held under injunction proceed
ines which wll ho heard on Monday
I'M W&shiurtor before Justice Anderson.
OF inc District supreme Court.