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The Washington herald., 1914-07-24
CHURCH CLASSES TO SAIL RIVER

Under the direction of DR.. A. W. Cum
mings, the Baraca and Philathea classes
OF the Fifth Baptist Church. will hold
their annual excursion today to Mar
shall Hall. A program of athletic events
has been prepared, including a baseball
game between the Fifth Baptist team,
of the East Washington Sunday School
League, and a picked team.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-24
CTPD STORY "HoT AIR" !"
Nothing but hot air.

Nothing but hot air.
This laconic statement was the only
comment authorized yesterday by the
Department of Justice officials with ref
erence to the reported engagement of
Attorney General McReynolds to Miss
Lucy Burleson, daughter Of the Post
master General.
The Attorney General himself will not
discuss the matter or dignity 1t by a
denial II was stated ut the Department
of Justice. The repot is nothing but
hot air."
The Washington herald., 1914-07-24
INVITE WILSON TO ATTEND.

The Atlantic Deeper Waterways As
ISOLATION, through Representatives Small.
OF North Carolina, and Moore, Of Penn
sylvania. yesterday invited President
Wilson to attend the annual convention
to be held in New York State Septem-
ber p to q. The convention will meet
in New York City. Troy, and Albany.
The invitation was taken under advise
ment.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-24
BRYAN GETS A SCREEN.

A silk hand-painted screen decorated
with cherry blossoms yesterday was pre-
sented to Secretary Of State Bryan by a
japanese newspaper man 1t was said
that the screen will give an effective
imaginative "coolth' to the diplomatic
sanctum.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-24
CLAIM PRIMARIES VIOLATED.
IrreEuIarity I'm Choosing Postmns-
tiers I'm south Dakota.

Charges that the Democrats Of South
Dakota are evading the primary laws OF
the State providing for the selection OF
local postmasters through popular choice
were brought to President Wilson yes
terday by Representatives Burke and
Dillon. of that State
The two Representatives stated that the
Democratic State Organization was try
ing to violate the primary law and to
ignore 1t in their negotiations with Post
master General Burieson. They declare
the law should have q fair test. al
though Il is not binding on the Federal
administration. The President withheld
any decision as to the claims they made.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-24

largest Morning Circulation,
The Washington herald., 1914-07-24

One of the largest excursions Of the
season was the seventh annual excursion
Of the Alexandria Police Department to-
day to Marshall Hall The evening boat
carried a capacity crowd. The afternoon
boat also carried a large crowd. Pro-
ceeds Of the excursion will be used TO
buy new uniforms.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-12-04
1RL R, HI cKs 1918 ALMANAC.

The Rev.Irl n Hicks Almanac. now re ady,
grows more popular and useful with each
passing year. III Is u fixed necessity in
homes. shops and commercial establishments
all over this continent. This famous and
valuable year book on astronomy, storms.
Weather and earthquakes should be In
every home and ONCE. Professor Hicks
completes this best issue OF his great Alma
lac at the close of his SEVENTEEN year. The
Almanac will be mailed for 35 cents. The
Rev. Irl R. Hicks fine Magazine. Word and
Works Is sent one year. with o copy Of his
Almanac, for only one dollar. Send for
them to Word and Works Publishing Co =.
34Oi Frankiin Ave, st. Louis. Mo. You
will never regret your Investment. Try it
for 1875. adv Dec, Jan
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-12-04

Sick headache is nearly always
caused by disorders of the stomach.
Correct them and the periodic attacks
of sick headache will disappear, Mrs.
John Bishop OF Roseville, Ohio, writes:
"About year ago I was troubled
with indigestion and had sick head
ache that lasted for two or three days
at a time. l doctored and tried a
number Of remedies but nothing
helped me until during one of those
sick spells . friend advised me to take
ChamberlaiD's Tablets, This medi.
cine relieved me in a short time. F"
For sale by all Dealers. adv
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-12-04
A Name For Every Farm.

The custom of naming the farm is
spreading over the United States.
Iowa Is probably ahead OF other
states at present but Its lead is
threatened. Farmers are not naming
their places for mere sentiments
sake, although that has a lot to do
with the choice of names. The
farmer recognizes the advertising
value that a good farm name creates.
Charles Dillon, of the Kansas Agri.
cultural College, pointed to this
feature when he said.
why don't you advertise, Mr..
Farmer? Get name for your farm
and then advertise your farm,by that
name. Suppose you choose the name
Fairview. Then buy under the name
Fairview, sell under the name Of
Fairview, have your butter marked
Fairview, paint Fairview on your
berry boxes and have eggs marked
Fairview, paint Fairview on your
wagon boxes and have Fairview
printed on your letterheads and
envelopes. It won't be long before
the name Of your farm is known and
the people will be calling for your
products. The town merchant ad-
vertises and the farmer can just as
we'll advertise his butter, eggs and
produce"
Let the progressive farmers of this
nelghborhood name their farms.
Pick out good name and let us
know. We will publish it and that
will pre-empt the title for your sole
use. Just for starter we will sug-
gest few names:
BroOkfeld, Brookside, Blue Grass,
Brushville, Buckeye, Cedar-Ridge,
Glover Dale, Glover Wave, Country
Maze, Cedarhurst, Crows. Nest, |
Cherry Grove. Elmhurst.
Forest Lawn, Fruit Hill, Glad
brook, Glendale, Green Hills, Gold
Sheaf, Golden Rule, Highland, Home
vile, Honeycomb, Homeagaln, Hill
crest, Hoosler Hall, Honeysuckle
Lodge.
Jersey Fruit Farm, Lonetree.
Liberty Hall, Locust Grove, Maple
Lane, Maple Lawn, Maplehurst,
Meadow Brook, Maple Crest, Man.
hatten, New Era. Oak Grove, Pine
hurst, Poplars, Prospect Place.
Ravenwood, River View, Riverdale,
koseland, Sycamore, Shorthorn,
Shadyside, Sleepy Hollow. Shepherds
Retreat. Shady Valley, The Elms,
The Naples. The Locusts, The
Meadows, Walnut Lane, Water Edge,
Weeping Willow, Woodcrest, Wood
caves.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-12-04

Mrs. McClain's Experience with Group
"When my boy. Ray, was small he
was subject to Group, and l was
always alarmed at such times. Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy proved far
better than any other Tor this trouble
1t always relieved him quickly. I
am never without 1t in the house for
l kn w it is a positive cure for Group.
writes Mrs. w. r. Mccain, B.airs-
Vile. Pa. For sale by all Dealers. adv
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-12-04
For Sale.

A good chance to get a farm. 100
acres of level land one mile from city:
80 acres 10 cultivation, balance cut
over. All fenced. Good farm build
ings. For quick sale $4,000; will take
half cash, balance terms.-Inquire at
Tribune Office.
Grab this one. IS acres three miles
from town, on good road, close to
school. 3S acres, meadow, in Guilt
walton. Some timber. All good soil
Trout stream flows through place.
House; hay barn 24x60-1S with hay
fork; half acre orchard. Only $500
II taken soon. $1450 cash, balance
terms.-Inquire at Tribune Office.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-12-04
DIRECTORY
STATE OFFICERS


Governor John NJ. Haines
Lieutenant Governor Herman II. Taylor
secretary OF State MILFORD L. Clifford
Attorney General Joseph II. Peterson.
state Auditor Fred L. Huston
Supt. of Public Instruction, Grace N. shep.
herd.
State Treasurer H.Dewcy
State Mine Inspector Robert N, Bell
Supreme Court
/. N Sullivan. Warren Truitt
Congressional
Congressmen-Burton L. French, Addison
T. Smith.
U. s. senators-William E. Borah. James II
Brady.
COUNTY OFFICERS
State Senator P.W. johnson
Members Of House OF Representatives
Roger G. Wearne. william H. EdelbIute,
Charles A. Norton. William. f. Sargent,
County Clerk, Auditor and Recorder
d. E. Dandy.
Judge OF District Court r. N. Dunn
county Attorney N. 2. Wernette
county Assessor Chas. e. Acton
County Treasurer Robt. F. Kerchevnl
County Surveyor A. o. Modlln
County supt. of Schools r. @. Esbers
Sheriff A.p.Bailey
county Commissioners.-1st District, en-.
Downie; End District. r. W. Esgate; ard
District, I. A. Libby.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-12-04
Deep Sea Life.

Animal life. existing under a pres.
sure of FIVE ard half tons to the
square inch. has been found in the
Tonga basin. near New Zealand. at a
depth of four and three-quarter miles.
The greatest ocean depth known is
less than a mile deeper.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-12-04

In every field of human activity the
demand for. more competent men and
women Is growing every day. Espe-
cially so in agriculture.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-12-04

Home pride Is mighty valuable as
set, and the farmer who has none Is
carrying heavy handicap on the
road to success.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-12-04

Work Is the salve that heals the
wounded heart.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-26
&atte 2un9entrnbel
mmt ermartete III fterben.

Sic bielen @eilungen, tpelde bur@
gd1nan's Mlteratipe ertpirft tpurben, 5iez
fen groBe Mufmerfiamfeit auf iid:-
33 9. st., &epier, %. ga.
@crren! - Sd tptrbe int 9tDnertbcr
1908 tranf. Sd tumrbe anbaltenb idltm=
tter. 6atte 5tuet &pninltattunen. 9as
8er6ift l%a1tcte, baf Sieber metne 2mn=
ge1t argegriffen unb baf rtetn Sal bpff=
111,ngslps iet, rnb bak i'd 1t1rntebr 5tpei
Mfprate at leber batte. Metn Mr5t per=
indte fait alen Mrten npn 8ebanblmn=
gen, mnb Ct fragile ntetnen Mann, pb ct
Ginmenbung bagegen 1atte, cine rprp=
prietarp" Mebisin ST sebram@et.. Sd
begantt nit Sbrem Mteratipe. SD ipar
int gett ppm 80. Mppetnber 1908 bis
5um rs. .Sebrnar 1909 ,nb man slatbte
neridiebene Male, baf ttein Gtt6e ba fct.
@e11te bin t) geimnoer nnb itarfer als
ie." (Qlbgefirst.)
Wnterseidnet) Sram s.. 6. 8rtIeD.
@dfman's Mteratibe lit iebr tpirfium
bel 2uftr6brenz &atarrb nnb i9limmen
@ebIz un6 3ungen : Mffeftionen un6 I'M
Mufban Beg @bi TENS. @ntbdlt feline 19aoz
Iiden ODER CUR @etpobnbeit p%eroenoen
MeDi3in5toffen. Nebmt feline 9ubititltte
an. aIeine 100, regnldre .@rDbe 5000.
Werfauft bel Sen leitenben Mpotbetern.
@hreibt fir 8ooflet bon @eilun9en.
Gilman %2abpratorp, Gbtlabelpbta.
8erfauft nun Marttt Weplttpr,
ct. Glun6, Mtnn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-26
rittrarilbe$.
Ser vMproitcrn" =&alenoer.

Soeben bat Ser vMoroi tern" SCI
LENDER fiir oos Sabr 1915 iein ST.
iteineu genadt> uno als ein mabrer
SSolnilienfale11oer fan11 ct letneS ge=
Diegenen, 11nterbalte1l0en un0 beleb=
ren0en Snbaltes lpegen alien oer1t=
idpel1 6amilien als treffli4e 2eftire
fir Sic @i11terabenbe empfoblen net
Det. SIM @egenias gu Ben pielen ar=
beren Sobresfalenoern iinb mir NIT
ser @erausgabe uni eres &alenoerS
hinter Ser 3eit, glaltben aber tmrner
nod sur ridtigen 3eit 51 fem, oa Ser
Sabresfaler10er ia Elm etgentlt6es
l1nterbaltungsmittel fir 6ie Samtlie
an ben @interaben6en inn parmer1
gtiibden fem ion. @enn m19 Be-
5iigli9 Ser Set ser uMoroltern" So
LENDER binten0ran tit, gepiB it's aber,
ooB er in 8e5ug auf getpablten Seie>
itoff irgeno einem anoeren &alerber
ebenbiirtig sur Seite itebt. Ser ST.
baIt lit Elm febr retdbalttger un6 fir
Sung ur6 Mlt getpablt, pabren6 Sic
Sll11itrattonen, Sic Dem 9eieitoff ar=
gepaBt ltno, Sen @ertb 6eS &alen6ers
linn ein 8e6euten6es beben. @ertb-
bon miro ser @alen6er o19 6ur9 sic
bor5iiglide Sabresr11n6idm1 nn6
bltrd einen redt lei enStpertber So
man. Ser unter 6em Sitel u6as per-
fi6e England" in ieinen treuloien
@trei9e1 england als ein 2an6 bes
&erratbs un6 ser @e1delet i6il6ert.
9ieier i6one Samilienfalen6er aIs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-26
Wpr1.Iafpta.

Sanftno II. - Ser Deutl DIE
nno Seiterreihiide &rieger- llnb
'sbibenperein bon @anfinlon fat I'M
letten Sontog ein &ran5den gum be-
lten oes &otben &reu3es bon Deutjd-
lano nno Seiterrei1 3 llngarn abge-
balte1l.
@ran6 Sorts. = Gin Mn5ei=
6en ser guten 3ultan6e Der 9a1fen
III @oro-3afota miro in oem 9eridte
Der bieligen 8allfen erblidt, 11a9 mel
dem I'M @ergleide nit ser gleiden
3eit I'M goriabre eine 3unabme ser
Spareinlagen in &0be bon runo
100000 nadgetpieie miro.
&il6eer. : Die Nortbern So
cific=9abn bat lire @erlangerungs=
ltrecfe noroli6 bon Mtal1oan Biz bier
fer pol1cnoet. SIM l1ablten Sriib=
jabre loG baum nod Giblep, Mont.,
m%eitergeba1t meroen. Sic junge Srt=
idat't &iloeer madlt iebr raid. nn=
ter 6en Neubaltten befin6en iib 0rei
@etreioeipeider. Ser Srt geltaltet
ii6 5u et11em midtigen @etreioe=
marfte' n116 giebperlenoungspunfte.
Warmartb. - 9as Slopez
County, nit Marmartb dig SEM
@ountpiit lift enolib gelidert. @or
51pei Sabren muroen 5pei @ori6lage
gen1adt> er1tenS @oloen 8aqep 81
erritten un6 5meitenS, baS Slope-
County bonn @iQings=G gu tra11=
nen. Gurb %@ntideioung 6es Sber-
geribts lpur0e 6aS Slope County
ipatsr bonn 8iningS County getrennt
11n6 Nun MAIDEN Sic 8iirger alle Mn=
itrengungen, it6 Ben @ountpltb gu
it6ern u116 @eamte 81 %ermablen, uaS
ibnen obne :8meifel %gelingen miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-26
3>uei ne1te sdriftcn ser Central
STEELE.

SIN @erlage ser Central Stsue
lin0 lpeben 5pei nelte S6riften er=
ld)ienen. 9ie BON 6em bo6m. 81.
&orl 8riibl> 8rofeiior am Erieitar=
leminar 5u Sberbroof, 8a., auf Ser
5u Tittsburg, &a., abgebaltenen &C.
Notwithstanding 6es @entral-@er=
ems gebaltene &ebe iiber u3ie @r5ie=
bung oes @olfes CUR ioaialen 8fliht"
lit BON ser @entral=Ste1e als 3eft
$50. 8 ibrer 8roidirenierie etnge=
reibt mor6en. Die 1reue Mbbanolung
bietet in geordngter, 6o9 flarer nno
faBli9er Sorm einert lteberblid uber
Sic @erbdltntiie, tpel6e Sic io5ia1e
gr5iebung be6ingen, Inn Damn 6erer1
9eotbmen6igfeit berbor5ubeben un6
bie Mittel un6 @ege an5u6euten,
6rtr6 sic 6ieier 8f1idt geniigt per6en
fonn. Sic 8roidiire entbdlt etne
6iiue bon Mnregungen fir ie6en ga
tbolifen nn6 ioute Defenders BEL un-
ieren @ereinsmGtnern Mnflang un6
@erbreitung fin6en. l1nfere 8eretne
fonnter tpdbreno ser @t1termo1ate
lire @~erfammlungen intereiia1tter ge=
itG1ten, in6et1 iie etne &etbe bon 8or-
trGgen, sic ii6 ouf Sic ein5elnen
Ebeile ser 8rof@iire itiben, beran=
1toIteten. sic pir6en 6amit audi
5ng(ei9 ser in Ser Brofdiire betonten
BfIi9t entipre@en. Sci bem gerin=
gen @oitenpreis q Gents 6os Stud)
ionte sic @rofdiire ibren @eg in Die
&an6e zines ie6en &atboltfen fin6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-26

Sic atpeite Meuerideim1ng aus Sem
@erlage Ser Central Stelle tit elm
im engliider 5prade abgefabtes
Gennp-@ latt: u@by Catholic 8crf!
men Sboulo Scot be SocialiltS." Die
9drift lit cine grmioerung onf oe1r
in einer Meibe bon io5ialiitiide1r
8lattern perbreiteteu Mnfiab Ton
Carl 9. Gbompion, einem fruberen
Yreoiger l1no gegenpartigem Dtref-
tor oes So5ialilt 9artp Snformotion
@1lreal1, sic I'M Ser Mbiidt berfoBt
1uuroe> &atbplifen in Ole Mebe oeS
go5ialismus 5u lofen. NreiS 1 Gent
oas Stiid).
@eibe s1riften lin6 SIT be5ie5en
BON Scr Central . SteQe bes Central
@ereins, Iemple 8l6g., ct. Souls
600.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-26

fanoem umgei1lage1r par. sic >ua-
ren cine balbe Stunoe in Ser gefabr-
liden Gage uno beinabe gang er-
id0pft, alS ibner &ettnng fam.
Yine City. - Sran5, Ser Is
Sabre alte Sobn ser Camille 5ran5
3ace5, lit beim Shlittidublaufen a1f
oem Grob+See ertru1fer.
Spring 8aIIeD. = @ier lit
int m,Bergem0bnlid boben Sitter po1t
SO Sabren @eorg 2pmam> ein Yio-
nier Der @e9eno, aus Dem 2eben ge=
i1ie6en.
Du1ntb. - Recommendations
gen ergeben, oab iid Die 3abl ser
llnfal1e m1f Ser SSago bisber auf ei=
men 9urdi6nitt bon 5mei BEN Sag
belauft. 0apon ii10 11elrn SSager toot,
l1no liebe1 ipcroel1 tpabrldeinlid 5eit=
lebens &riippel bleiben.
sleepy Cue. - Sic bieligen
@eibaftsleltte baben fiir3lid oas
gin5el Mblieferungsipltem, melbes
bisber gang u11o gabe par, ablie-
ihafft. sS1 3llfl1nft miro sic Mblie=
fermng bon einem ltnternebmer be-
perflteqigt mer6en. Sobn Doung=
mall ser bielige Sattler, lift bon SEN
@eihdtsleuten berpfli6tet mor6en
6iele Mrbeit IN 8ufunft GIT belorgen.
|@r miro mutt Ser elben am 1. De5en1=
Der Beginner. g@on felt 4 Sabren
mar man 6abet 6ieien Blan 5u ber=
pirfliben un6 es lit en6lid %gelungen.
9l1rb Sic Mel1er11ng boffen sic Sc
l6aftsleute beiieren Dienlt 5n befor1=
men.
MinneapoIts. - Minneopo=
liz lit gum @ouptq1artier elmer Ser
od5ebn 8e5irfe altserieben tpor6en,
in mel6e 6te Ser. Staaten eingetbailt
tpl1r6en INN einen 1teuen Blan ser
Mrbeitspertbeilung 6urd5ufiibren.
SSe6es 2an6poitamt iou gu eirem
5tenenpermtttelnngs = 8iiro gema@t
'.peroen. Ser Minneapoliier Diitrift
umfaBt Minneioto, iotpie @orb= ,tn6
.gMo=Dufota. Dem in gteoe iteben=
Sen &lane 5ufolge tpir6 Snfel Gam
o1s @tellenbermittGer mtrfen, in6em
er periu6en miro, 6en Mrbettsloien
beioerIei @eidle6ts in ben groB Der
|5td6ten Stellungen in fleineren Sr-
ten o6er a11f 6em 2an6e ielbit 5u per=
19affen.
81. Saul. - 9ie bonn 9eut=
iden &riegerpereine ant Donneri tag
abeno obgeboltene @e6enffeier 5u
Gbren Ser fir 6as a1te @aterlan6 i'm
@umpfe iteben6en 8rii6er un6 gang
Defenders fir %6ieienigen nniarer
@tammesgenoilen, melde idom ibr
&er5b111t in @ertbetoigung bon &eim
uno Gut gelaiien boben, lift g%lan5en6
berlonfen. Ser @eretnsprdit6ent &err
Otto 8rn1fe er0ffnete sic 11ngebeuer
itarf beiu6te @%eriamml1tng nit elmer
berrli9en Mndprode. Ser fai ierlid)e
oel1ti9e @oril1I, &err Sans @runotp,
gab, u11f @rnnb 6es linn CUR @erfii=
gl11lg iteben6en amtli@en Mftenmaz
terials, einer neberblif iiber Sic
&riegslage, melder on SadfemmtniB
ano 9ertltdfett nidts 5u miiniben
;ibrig lieB.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-26
Gm66afDta.

8 em'm 0 II. - Drei Brariefeuer,
sic falt CUR gleiden 3eit auSbra6en,
ri9teten in unierer @egenb Shaoen
an. 8. 8. @binnep, S. s. 2emmon
un6 Sobn &amlep, 6ret Sarmer III
Ser Ma6baridaft berloren bun0erte
bon Spnnen @en u16 etnen groDen
Sbeil ibrer 8illterporrdtbe. Ser
6armer Gene Muel1 ml1r6e am idmer=
iten beimgeiudt u1t0 mubte 400 8u=
1del Safer uno @erite, Sattel5e1tg,
80 Sonren @eu u110 feline geiammten
6armmaI dinerie einbiiBen.
MIeran6ria. - Mnf Ser
&rairie int &anlon = County ul1r6e
elm Man6ersmann onfgefunben, 6ei=
fen ein5ige Soft aus &orn beitan6.
|9ie &lei6er bingen linn 5erfebt am
|2eibe bernnter n1l0 er madte etnen
b0ntg erfd0pften gin6rud. @ie es
ii@ berousitente, lit Ser 6rem6e, Ser
ieinen Momen als 8orftrio &uerta
ongab, Elm @eierteur Der Mrmee oes
n0r6Ii@en merifo un6 mogli6ermei.
fe elm @ertpm6ter 6es friiberen @rd=
|iibenter &uertn. guf 8efragen, hoo
rum er aus Ser Mrmee a1sgeriidt
tpGre gab ct CUR 9lrttport, baB it6 Sic
@eididte nidt be3ablen mir6e, 90
man fir tpenig @el6 gu bel Tighten"
miiBte.
mit@e11. - miIdban61er ,tn6
8nttermad)er bon 5u6-D afota bal-
ten am 2. mn6 3. De3ember bier lire
SobresberiommImng ab. SIM Mn-
IdIuB 6arar tpir6 sic Sii6-D ofotaer
&oIiteirt 6rieion 8%ereinigung ant 4.
De3ember 5uiammentreffen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-26
Refer ais PrIQeln.

9rueeIn brinet bas Sinh nidt bonn 8ettndfen
Erubel. Mrs. M. Summers, Box 67B. South
Bend, Ind. ienbet ireen6 elmer SHUTTER ibre Ct
f~plereibe @eimbebanoItng nit boiler @ntpeiiung
an fe, tpenn Cure &in6er gnd in bieier geeiie 9ruz
BEL maiden. Eaoelt oas Sinh nitht. ben11 mDalt=
bertpeiie tpirb baburb nidht seboIfer. 9teie 8e=
nrin=Spbierigfeiten Bel Sag ODER @abt baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-26
3n nerfaMfen

eine 24O SLIDER Gnrm in Morrifon
@ountp nit 1870 a6er unter 8flug,
ales in ei11em Mreal, @eft @iefen'
un6 @ei6elmo, cine berrli9e @tod'
6arm. Obne @ebdu6e. Breis $35
Der Slider. N6bereS Bel
Tranf $. 8Iod,
44bo Mlba11D, Wt11tt1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-26

, 8rGrnie ieoem 2eier oes uNoroltern,"
melber ocnlelben auf elm Sabr I'M
Noral1s be5ablt.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-05-14
WHY 1T Is "IRONJAW."

Major w. L. Brown who spent
Friday in the city is known the state
over as "Ironjaw Brown" but few
know how he came to have the title
1T is a rather forceful title by the
way. Away back in 1882 in King
man, his home town, political
crowd was in control, licensing the
joints and managing affairs with q
high hand. 1t owned a newspaper
which printed everything except the
ten commandments at full legal
rates and charged It to- the city.
Brown organized the opposition at
the spring election and licked the
ring to a finish. The paper"died as
soon as its chief source of.'revenue
failed and In It's swan soAg explain
ed the defeat at election by saying
that it was caused By Brown; :who
set his iron Jaw atiwerk at every
polling place and went off and left
it." Brown sent the editor who coin
ed the phrase box of cigars with
his thanks for crediting him with
cleaning up the town, Since. then
Brown has been in the legislature
many times, was a major In the 21st
Kansas and has served In important
places on state boards; he was
speaker of the last legislature and
is the leading candidate for the
Democratic nomination for United
States senator. His forcefulness
and his ability as a stump speaker
make the ''ironisw" an apt express
sion and it has stuck.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-05-14
FARMERS INSTITUTE
MEETS HERE SATURDAY

The farmers institute will hold
the last meeting before fall next
Saturday afternoon in tho CONNER
cial club rooms here. Cattle and
dairying will be the subjects treat
ed in papers and in the open dis
cussion following. The meeting be-
gins at 1880 o'clock. D. Ballantyne
of Herington, H. Brenizer, C. M.
Carver, Harve Henderson, j. Eisen-
hover, A. B. Wilcox, 8. Goldsmith,
John Lesher and George Lenhert
will read papers. The meeting will
be in charge of Pres. H. G. Kyle and
Secretary A. B. Wilcox. The wo-
men are especially urged to attend.
The institute has been growing in
popularity and in usefulness and
the members expect to hold their
best meeting Saturday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-05-14

And speaking of editors reminds
US that Bill Morgan not only learn
ed to dance the make while on his
recent trip to New York, but he
knows how to pronounce ito
peka Capital. Ha, ha, the issue is
made. J. e. Brewer not only can
not dance the make nor pronounce
1t but did not know until he read
the above that there was such a
thing. Now is the time for all peo-
pie who can't dance the fancy dances
to stand together and vote for Brew
err.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-05-14

The reelection of ]. H. Engle as
secretary and of r. M. White as
treasurer of the State Sunday School
association is a merited recognition
of two Of the most earnest workers
for the Sunday school interests of
the state. During the long years
they have served in their offices
they have been faithful to every
trust and Kansas Sunday school folks
rightly believe that they should be
kept there for life, If they will
serve.