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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-02
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-02
Gn ipGnoenbe Morberiaet.
Neo @reooerne al saltipen

Ne0 8reooerne al Saltigen
lttab fo1lot ser for nogle Gage iioe,
IIen iellom Jorbrpoeriagt steo
Mefsifaaeren &afael 2ope3, Jon
baboe mprtet Jets Menneiter, for
itoo at MARIE 8olitiet Den enc Gang
efter ben a1loen. @an ifeo chi Noli
tioiflcer % to al bans Golf, bpor
efter ban flDgtebe ino / eli Grl,be
Nnrbeoen al Salt Safe Gitr, Dpo1
Ger a%r6ej0e0es sen Sag, % oct bal
Senoag. ga @o.itiet foripgte a
trpnge inb / @rnbel,, blep after tt
al 2opens &aanobaoere ifuot neo,
uoen at oct lpffe6eS at gribe Mefsi.
'faneren. Nu blep ser bol0t arigs-
raab ubenfor S,1ogangcn til @r,l.
ben, og man heb enig on; at Sci
fun far6tes een Meto6e til at fac
fat poa Deiperaboc11 1loea1 at ubgp,
De 8lo6, og bet bar at rpge bam uo
al bans Sule.
l1ben for ollie Snhgamge til
8jergperfet nn0tagen en- lille 81.
0%ennbning blep ser tnnN 8anl al
Salm, % for at faa @pge1 faa iturt
|om muligt, faitebe nran SDopl oq
Gapennepeber paa Sl0en.. 9nar1
trf tgtte 'Stper at giftig Damt
gienne,m ale @r,tbegangene. Seer
@afoel 2ope55 bite fig life, og 8oli-
ti6etienterne, font Itob me6 labtt
&enolpere be6 Sen eneite regfri Sn6,
gang, bente6e forgigpeg., !.
SCH piofte &olitiet life fit lepe11ot
&uab. &ar Morberen fun6et fin Dgf
/ gpoplregeu, bar ban feln tage1
9ipet al fig, eller Dor ban fu11oe1
ct MiobeI til at unogaa Megen e
|Steb / set in6re Of @r1ben?
Ser pill goa aoifi1lige Dage, f6,
|Sngen bliper opflaret. Ebi niger
fa,1 goa IND / @r1tbe,r. fer sen gif.
|tige @sg er trl1ffet no. 90 Der in.
Sc i @rubegartge,1e CT itore 8eholo.
|ninger of Gpnamit, frpgter mal1 10,
ny @ata1trofer. &Uis @olitiet tra1r,,
ger berir1o, fam 2opea uteo ct eneite
@epolperifno mos 9Dnamit6ebol6.
.ningerne foo 6em til at %efSpIo6ere;
Ioa at bele 8iergogrfet ramler iams
mon %:. -. x
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-02
$50 4&c q
2nftens @olfitrsu,.

{&-@sr- - ~ --". ~ =~.-e. n& 1-#5-S-s i
st fnngiIenoe Sn6btif / ben Soc.
De. al @irfninger, @olfitrsmmen uo:
eber, giper en- &effe npere Sagt-
Together, joni fonitaterer en- intereS.
font otmoifRriIf Goreteelie, en-
|Glags u2l1ftens @olhtrem".
Scott beo, at @olhtrgmme1ts OPP
banneoe 8an6, 11aor set fontnrer I'D
|af 81sgten peb Mefsito, flpber uo
Il Mtla11terbobet 11e6 en- &dtigbe6 al
ca. 8 ailometer / 3imen. @olfitrgm-
mems 8re66e u6gier benbeb. so En-,
oens GDboe CO. 400 H., .og .ifelge
pioenifabelige 8enegninger fgrer
0enrre megtige Gtrpm en @orme-
me1e6e al 10000 Billioner &alo-
ricr meb fig. Genne um1aaoetige
8~ar1nemG11g6e faar Ell afgierer6e
SnofGp6elie pao Soroens @imn, pe
De npe1te Gorifninger niler, at 6en=
ne Mtlonterbnpets @armeltrpm og-
iaa er Mnriag til ,2rfenernes I'll
blibelfe.
@an6et beoarer @arnren gobt, oa
ielp UNDER N bsie nor6Iioe 8reb6e-
grader meofprer @tlfitrgmren e1rb-
tn EN- nteget flor &armemGngDe.
De 2l1ftmasier, Ser ligger oben oper
Gan6et, faar fra @olftremmen Ct,
paiertIig Borbeiel1e al beres Gent
peratnr og er n1eqet bnrnrere END
benes nrrmelte Gmaipelier / Mtn1p=
|if9ren. @oa oett Mnabe banner ser
fig ooer. Sceanets @dfitrem en-
u2uftens @olfitrgm". Men 6e1111e
2nftitremning b.iper life itmbiet
% oflebet at 2a1oioroe1; be1 fort
iGtter lin Sci oper europa pg af=
lgiper bnl6ige Go,l6ntosier / 6orn
LAT &e9n, bporpeb Sen foriw1er De
Italrige !SS1roiser / Sperige, 6i,1lm11
|og Mor~brnslnn6 1lreo @ar6.
1som 5elge- al Soroens Smorej=
ming bender 2ltftens @olfitrgm Jig
f6rit moo 9ft for oerefter at tnge
en lpolig &et1li1tg 5aolebes OPP
1taar Sc figlige @inoe, lo1n beitem=
mer be r1,s1iife 5teppeegtes befent-
Zig meteorologiife g~ien6ommeligbee=
Der. S famine Grab TOM 2lrftitrem-
men igjen 1teprnrer fig 9Gfpator, OPP
|parttes Den poo M r1et fDrbliber
|tgr;; ~terre @in0e Ieoiager oerr og
eber beres SSat6flp6e!ie pnn De fDoli=
sc Sorooitrpa, % laale0es er ben
r1pgttge 9rfenitribe opltnaet, ION
itrRffer Jig fra 1urteitnn ober Nrn=
|bien giettnem Sabara, neiagtigt
ibnrenbe til Sen 2inie, 2ltftens Golf
itrtm beffriper pan Eilboeepeien fra
BET norbliee Miien. Otter at be1t11e
2uftitrsm bar forlnot Mfrifn fprer
lNnsiotbinoeme Sen filboge h Us.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-02
&anl 5ieloe ifal mobellere 9in-
cplnitatne,. Sta Sarge ifripes Ben

Saul 6ieloe ifal mobellere 2in-
cplnitatuen. Sta Sarge ifripes Sen
|27oe Dec. 8e6 ct Mg6e, lom BEN al
@ltperner &mna uonnpnte @omte
for at beige set Monument, {om
state1 Mortb Datota ifal fprere
Norge nRfte Iar, bolot iganr III
tes ber> bleb set beiluttet at Iaoe
ben 1t1ge 8il!eobugger HouI 6ieloe
gisre fproig Ell 5tatue efter bet al
bam ubarbeioe6e u6fait. Set bliper
en- 8roncebllte al 2incol11 poo en-
.@ranitfoffel. timber @u1teu BIiper
bare Srbt r2imeoln". Naa bent enc
.Sibe at Goffelen bIiper Snerrpfffd=
Ieslptningen og poa BEN nnben 9i6e
ben iioite gntning af 2incolns 9nIe
be6 Gettysburg.
8illeobuggeren er Ell 9en at Bill
leobugger Snfob 6iel6e, Tom beoe i
minneapolis for itrart 18 Mnr iiben
fort efter at bnbe lngt iibite @on11o
paa Mooallen for BEN 9s 81,Il
Stgtte, iom er reilt / Sorting Mnrf-
oeriteos. &n1l Gieloe. Der bar facet
6abere11s 8egabelie / Mrp, bar ft1t=
6eret u16er Sen nrnerifon1fe 8ille6-
b1,gger 2are6o Cats @eiIeoning.
Gen u11ee Mon6 ubfgrte SEM @uite
al Soar Aoie11 1om flor blep of-
iferet ne6 Gotcorbio College
Woorbeoo.
Ser bar i,roea @on1iteen abiftiiIIig
Ste,n1i11g for at ien6e til Morge Ell
&epro6uftion al Sen 2i11coImtste,
font er reiit. baa Gettysburg. TT.
vMpIs. Eio".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-02

II iin 9rrfibenttin. 3elapo bar en-
gaaeret e%ln1eritas 0pgtigite Nopofa=
ter fonr fine illrioiife Maaogipere.
SON protelterer mob at blipe uble,
peret til Nicaragua, 90 oe1 Borbrp-
belle, bon anflages for, ct al pole
tiff Mrt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-02
spoebanbe at 1nee 9rense, aer
bar bnieret /. Gtoefboluns Gmegn.
Sen 13.aarise r@bbins" lar 40l
3yberter paa sa1mbittigbebea.

@olitiet / @agel,1nb / Merbeoer
lof Gtoefbolm bar. npltg paagrebe1
len Bnnbe minbreaarige 9Dpe, ion
lpnge for bpret en &Goiel for De:
Tres 9jemite6 og Mabo<@ omt11trter.
ne. 8anoens 8eorifter bibner ON Ell
l6orpilbelle S@og Maabeo bos Dral.
gene, iom f6ger fin lige.
! S alt er ber tolb Drenge, JON ba1
beItnget i ollie Sn0bruoene, u1en el.
|lers bar / @eeelen to eIler ire ar
beioet i &ompqgni. Sc 9l6fte a
|8anbens We6lemmer CT II Mor, ag
LAT. oiSfe bar et allerebe nfionet fefs
Maane6ers Gtnafarbei6e for Epberi
Sen pngite / 8an6en er nplig fpI6t
Is Mnr. 2e6eren bar bnret Ell 13.
oarig Dreng, iom til Tro6s for fin
l1ngoom allereoe bor omfring 400
|9pperier paa Smpittigbeoe,1, met
ban begp1ote ogiao, 30 ban flu1 bot
II Mar gan1mel.
Oct ct life alene / &ugelun6,
bisie Dre,tge for u6fol6et beres
8irfiombe6. 5lere @ange bar d
foranitoltet gfspeoittorer til 5toef=
|bolm, boor Sc bar b~rnn6ifnttet 81t=
tiffer % Softer alt efter Sm-
itGno:gbe6erne og til Slnt6bp=
berg, Masnu6n og &ufpu61ta. Me11
felp ON Ber6ien at beres S1rbbr1,0s-
tpperier ct flor, faa er bette Dog
tenrmelig lt6etpoeligt famme1,ligne1
meo ben Stabe, 6e for forpolot.
Get bar 1re1nlig n9ret 6eres Gaf=
tit, 1,nar De bur begoaet SSnfobr116
ct Steo, at ftiele ollie De 3e1ge, De
bar funnel finbe, og ian mqlge
Ma6parer, iom De bar bebepet CO
oerefter eoelegge @e1ten al Gage
ret.
S en- 6orretning / @asua1ba, bpor
6e bab6e begauet S16brl,6, 1tial DC
|@aslen % tre Sitter M9lf, 0erefter
|1log be 25 Sitter M9lf 1t6 paa @nl=
bet % imurte belle @mgrlageret poo
|@pggene. S Ell nnoen Torret11i1lg
|babbe De fun fun6et i ST. SO 9re
Il rebe &enge, men 1esnben bab6e
De e6elagt bele 2ageret at Maoba=
rer, ian at set mnntte fnites bort.
babbe fanret 9elierne i 5tpffer
|of faitet gtpfferne paa @lllpet, itrp,
let Mel og 6alf Ito ODER @11lpet,
Iblan0et Mel / Saltet og Colt Me=
|let % rgrt ~oroentlig ON. Da Dc
|gif 5eres Sci itoppeoe be Ron1eer-
ne flrlbe nf bruno 8ernner, Tom De
itom ftrpeoe no oDer 2a1roeDejen. S
let o,,bet Gilfef0e banoe ct &ar al
Dem begaoet Sn6bruo / ct Duellaaq
og toget ollie D1terne, fom Sc preo
|&oberne al % hiteoe bort.
|Gip. ofp.
@a11ife liffert bar sc e1,boo lallgi
|flere 9pDerier pnn 5mpittigbeoen,
en0 Der er torrnet for Dngen. Sen
13zoarige @bpoing forflorebe %.
faa UNDER 8olitiforb6rf, at uoet
CT 10 ltml1ligt at butte ollie Sc EDpe.
|rier, ieg bar ppret nneo til.
Sc Of Drenge1le, Jon eroam e.
Tolepligtiqe, Ibyar for Set mcite fffnI.
ttf at @fole. geb Tiger at sc
&5SSGsRSAH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-02

itaber. SSa, ri fan feie cen cling til:
9onnebrog bar 1annet !@runo:uQ
for ct nn,oet Stag, '1emrdlliig; Morges.
Da. M~orome,t6eue, efter at Sc |
ben ferite Sci al utionstioei bab=
De meattet la6e fig npie meo et
ipenif Stag, / bpis t&ierne Der ido
ct Glags ~miSban6tet 0uttnebrog: ct
bbiM Mnbrensfors i root, fit be
''efterbnanbeM ct eget Stag anerfer1bt.
g2eo @aleet al bette bite Norp=
|mnnoene sen &ietet moo ben .lange
|og nbie Sorbinoelie mes Danunart
at beige Donnebrog iom &rlnolog
for beres 11p Stag.
Set bpibe &ors / Sen reoe Bn116,
'9et for OH al Gannebrog urpet",
TIL De bapoe title CLIENT Conflict
nreD Tu1murf:
sra @i1nlen falot Dan1eebroasia-
1rert 11e6,
MeD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Gmhfffe. :.
.og lto6 giennem gefler / &rig og
6reo
omr1trdnleb al &nber % 99Dffffe"
S 6et bbi6e &ors. tilfgiebes io1u
befjerot ct blaat Aors. Mor6ers
'gamle Stag er laalebes ollie &ors-
flag, be to elbgamle. Sglaa ben
atnrmeite Mabo moo 8e1t, @torbri-
%tannier, bor: @orsflae, 1tamanen6e
fra ga11le firfeltge @pmI,oIer, 11em=
Zig fra De tire 2a116es, G1tglanos,
|Gfotln1rbs, og STRANDS Sfvtspotro=
tier: st. @eorgs rpbe 9prs, ct.
Mnhreas' bhtbc Gfranfors ng ct.
I.&otricts reoe Gfroafors. elsie tire
!&ors fat fa1n11e1t nogigr 6et ber6n1=
tie ltnionsflog: linton Sacff".
@aor hi MI fra Disie 2a1toe til
oct aprige europa 90 treffer ri
fltn eet Gteb set gnntIe Mnrffe,
,1emlig I @anton @pejts' bpi6e aors.
Meen l1aar hi unbtnger oct for
bol6sbis M grGife @orsflae - oct,
font SslG11oerne bapoe 6n1fet Jig,
90 er iaa go0t font ollie @uropas
gprtge Stag life rM9rfeflag", men
blot y8arpeflae", boori be natio,to~
le Sarber fin6es / .Striber paa
langs eller paa tbRrs. So Set bill
fgre for langt at gao belle &Gffe11
'igienncm, bill leg Blot fre1nbane en-
ferlig @r1ppe, Der fo1nler fig OH
ben berbmte frmnlfe a9rifolore".
|Granfrig bar gienne,ngaaet e1t mrr-
felig Blagbiltorie; i bette 2a1lo bor
ogfan sanfen for og Gp1len til at
fabe rationale gpmboler peret
|fprlig itor. S Mio6eloloerens p!bfte
Si0 fat0tes to 6lag: ben bellige
Mortets 5fiorte % Set goanle
Store fo11gelige @aa1.rer", Ser fgr=
tes frem pan cit @og11, forippnot
nreo Offer. Gisie bleb ie1rere .5.glt
at ct NIT &le,tooieflag 0rifIomn,en
lroen gpl6,1e Blnmmre"), tom efter
|Sagne bar oen bellige DionDiius'
2igflpoe Sen opEebareoeg i 6e1ge.
mems @Iofter ! 81. Renig peo Naris
[oq nfIepere0es Ser effer hper @ri.1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-02
|@fuep!nos, ,enltflis @ann,ort %
|sperioe. Sc itant,mer fra Dterie-

tSIUtR!AlEa, Ne1tllY Sutt!IulI w
tSperioe. Sc Itornr1er fra Dihris-
forstogem. /
Gnrigeg Han sUae neo Set guile
aors ital. famine fra aorstog moo
6inner,le: Gog Diibes ser biitnof lite
'n1eget rom bette 6lags 0prinoelIe,,
.Gn 1fDloigere &ra0itio,1 Nppes. ,oan
|Donnebrog. gagnet on bets Gsiflp.
nefomit l. g;lnget; neo 2inbe1ag ((66er,
'bbor ienere eDa!sarunbIagoes> er
fienM al alles ga, Clogs @ijentogelie
tdf aonitanffiihfl Sen esStores rboc iig1'o,
DinceS": beo. bette Feg1, ifal bu
5ieire. @porIeoes Set btrnger iannnte,1
ne6 Dannebrogs Sprinoelfe, er life
fulM opflaret. Gen: Understandable
,9eori CT bel ben; at q. 9. sSS;nrgen=
Hen fre1niatte, at aorsflagef egent<
Zig if1,loe bore sen ba1rlfe SSSobon=
nitter =afoeli11gS GIag, men at ben
ferlige &ollez 6laget fom til at
llpille, fflloe bg1tge lalunte1t n1e0 en-
paatentt eller paa6egpn6t, ,re11 life
|fulhbpr6et SprettelIe al. cit 6anif
geiItlie Mi6beror6en poo @rlulolm
LAT Sobannitteror6e11e11 be1ten1t til
at fare @o1npe1l moo 6e bat,tro be6
Tiieriee1rs 9itfpit. @ltiaa r1oeet till
|~iparen6e til De rtpife Hio6ere".
Gdnnebrog blep life ftrofs ct al
minbeIigt 2a1bsflag. Set Dor ID lei.
be set enc bimmelfal6s,e &eno6ie,
l@ietete11 iou1le6e fig ml1. Dette OPP
bepareoes biit1of. i Maets &oueo=
firfe: Don1firfe11 i 2un6 og anpe110-
ties sbeo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S
@rig meotoges bet n10erttoet1; III
peo, at BET metbtaoges j aona &ans'
~u!pffeliee Difn1ariferfrig, bbpr bet
i -. = +O 4 -
git tabf. Men Oct erobreoes ige,1
TAI Greberif 6e,1 Nnbm. Gets 1e1tere
l5fieb11e CT lite befienM, met ri1ac-
|Iiet er oct bel ines 81. 9: Sgrgeit=
lien at ontnge, at set er be,limtl6ret
Il Slespigs 9pmfirfe.
geID ONT bette e11e Gfsempel al.
Jla9et bar 9arere1t al bele Sraoi=
tiorer og MD1tiffet, u6bifleoe Sc:
Zig, Diltnof fra @aa6emor Mtter6ags
Si0, e11 Silbejeligbeo til at BRUCE
aprsbanueret i bi6ere lt1itrpfning.
I9g / De rp aongers Ei6:: &ontme-
rn1ereat, @aDeren 90 N6enborgerne,
Der ferte 6eres eget Slegtsbnobeh
og tillige berifeoe oper Sperige %
George, frem1to6 iomn,er meb oct
iammcniatte Mtgsooabe1 Sen gfif
iat ejgre Dat1nebrogsforiet til ct
egentligt &igsmnrfe, foaoe i @aa-
BET, cg Sag, BOG ia,une,r nreo De
andre Mprfer. Wfen efterbaan0er1
fldreoe SIaget Jig ITO font oct rene
bni0e &ors i riot, lloe1 MRrfer,
fdr1t til gNs ienere til 2alloS.
Sort Stag ct / mango Maooer
enc taael1Oe blnnM gl1ropas. Sets
0pftaacn er mpitiif, % oct er pihI
bet e1relte al Mi0oelaloerens aIe=
n%ooieflug, Der br1lges e,1fo,ll1. Nn=
item ingen a1tore Blag 1loar set i
glloer, vog inge11 ar1ben Gane bar
fom 6en lit eget g1apa,". Selp p1lt
bette iiofte lite e. belt ngiaetigt, iaa
tgr vi roliet paaitoa, at ilte on6et
'5Iaa foretler bisie forffrniae Gge,,=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-02
S'ilfe biSnnbertise pia,

@bilfe bionnberfise pjne.
Jrpfe11en bar.
- @pnes Sc?
Surlig oct p%e11ltre. Seq fu11-
oe gierne ie iro / bets Hare Dpb
Eimebis.
Sc 1ton gier,te tn9e BET me6
biem Ell l1ges Eio, bet ct ct @lns-
eie!.
&ps mig, Grit! ct 1rpgift 8ar,
Ser bcebe pao ct lille Sommerbotel,
bnp1e cit Dag b9ret li6t 11enige.
Sent pan Mfteuel1 berte Nnboerne
BEN a1tge Br1,e iige til lin Maro:
&Ds mig, Crit, for eIlers fan
leg life ioce!
SSntet Guar.
SUN gientog:
4ps mig, Grit, for eIlers tan
leg ifffe~iope!
Grit ipareoe life, 111ea1 fra Sea-
bopGreliet loo Set:
&ps be,roe ,,u, Grit, for oilers
fan ri life lobe!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-02
Dr.. A. T. Christians
PRIVATE MEmME-
HOSPITAL
401 Marlborough ST., .Bosts, Mass.
NRr Massachusetts Ave.y
Telefon so7 Back Bay.
ETABLBRET 1890.

.udstyret med allie unoderne medicinske.
HrgaTgts4e og ele1triske Apparater, o.
mf sstsns oehyE' :aa Gym,nasstik o. :.
Beginning. Hxferne La.Eer, uddaanede
SzHEptqere ogsBetjening.
Dr.. N1els .ssF1useu's mediclnske Lysap-
pArat % Meftpde for Hudsygdonrne,
handling. 10.
IAegens Pr1ncip ser fsrst at undersSee
Patknferne f0r de tAges under Behand-
ling fpfsat kunus fnf3e, hvorvidt de kan
fofb&dfeo elier helbredee,
A1terGortfor af tiudre on heabrede 90
hufte5Rt som inu6xt,sog for den miudst
mu1lge BekostnlnR.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-02

vi iilkvdar nSnd med nogen Salqsevne An.
" ussySvs Soas 1edning at lere (om nod
yendietl og selge ct komplet Udvalg at
Ollie og Ma1efarver til Handlende. Tersk.
ere. Landmaend. Auto-Ejere, M6ller, etc.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-01-30
MORGAN WILL NOT GIVE
UP STOLEN PROPERTY

1t is to be hoped that the state
OF Virginia will institute suit in the
United States supreme court for
the recovery of the sill of Martha
Wasnington-and it is further to
be hoped tina, the state will win.
Some time during the civil war
this will was torn from tn" hook
of records Of Fairfax county, Va,
and was carried sway with other
papers of great historical value.
After nearly half q century it
cana to the knowledge of the Viz
ginia authorities that this now al
most priceless document from the
historical and sensational stand
point, had in some manner come
into the possession OF the late Pier.
pOnt Morgan before his death and
was part of his collection. Demand
was nude upon Mr.. Morgan for its
restoration before he died, but he
declined to surrender It, declaring
that his title was valid, running
back to II who had ACQUIRED it as
contrabsnd of war.
So the state authorities Of Viz
ginia will bring suit ia the federal
supreme court AGAINST Morgau's
son under the constitutional provis-
ion for the fling in that court of
suits in which a state is a party.
The Virginiars are prepared to
deny that a public document. styl-
en- by vandals from the public ar
chiyes. q be held to be contra
hand OF war by any usage of the
term. But regardless Of what the
courts nav discover rs to what nay
| Or what NAV not lr made contra
band of war. a public which re-
veres the name Of Washington will
resent the determination o. the
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-01-30
NO HARM DONE

Perhaps you rem amber how, fol-
lowing the Lawrence strike, and
again when congress was about to
revise the tariff, Spokesman for the
wooden industry yelled that it was
being put nut of business.
Here comes the chief of the
Massachusetts bureau of statistics
with figures showing a 17.5 per
cent gain in output valued at $780,
100000, last year, over the output
Of the year before, while the gain
in cotton goods is more than &c.
700, 900. In all manufactures the
gain in tariff-stricken, strike-veXed
Massachusetts, in 1913, the year of
G.. O. p. collapse, lower tariffs
and currency revision, over 1912,
amounted to S129, OOO, 900, the best
showing in the states history.
In spite CT dents made in pro-
tectcd privilege, business, real bust
ness, is hourishinE like a green bay
tree. The bowling, in other words,
was without due cause.
We thiHk that is true of most
panic talk. People begin hoping to
brighten some one else and end by
soaring themselves. The plain NOR
nj OF these Massachusetts figures
is expressed in the motto: Don't
be blue"
And don't cry before you are
hurt. Just remain cheerful and
peg awuy.--We'N he happy yet
Ely EXpositOr.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-01-30
THE VALUE OF THE ECHO

In Il region not far from Dc
troit there is an echo which makes
loud tones heard so clearly that
persons living on either side Of the
depression where the echo works
have learned to subduc their
voices so that the echo may not be
aroused-and so that not every one
a quarter of a mile may
hear all they may say. This makes
for qu~ietness and peac" in the
neiChborhood. This in turn affects
the dispositions uf the persons
affected and thus, you sec. the echo
becomes a blessing for which many
a neighborhood would gladly and
literally pay.-EXchange.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-01-30
HOWS THIS?

We offer One Hundred Dollars
for any Ease Of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
F. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known
f. j. Cheney for the last IS gears,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and f.
nancjally able to carry out any oh
legations made by his firm.
National Bank Of Commerce,
Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
terually, acting directly on tbs
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Testimonials sent free.
Price rs cents per bottle. Sold by
all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills forvScon-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-01-30

Never Despair.
Never despair, but If you do. worE
on in despair.-Burkc.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-01-30
Too Many Eables sernY

Can We not see, right here In our
own surroundings, that altogether too
many babies are born now? Better
By far fewer babies, aud these well
fec. we'll clothed, wrll cared for physl-
caly, morally and mcntaliy-if We
would expect n strong, hardy race. II
race suicide is eyer checked 1t Will
not be By bringing into the world III
fed, poorly clothed, worGa fathered
children, hut rather by wcl!.dlrected
efforts TO save tho children who die
unnccc6ayily.-Dr George II. Finch,
IN LesliGs.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-01-30
ActoFr EEtETr.

A grcl. actors sensIblllGioJ aro
stimulated beyond The common scope.
and he may express them passionate.
ly o. profoundly IN terms OF his W
ed actor can create something as con
crete as II character in Dickens and
make it true to ITSELF The Manches.
ter Guardian.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-01-30

CountTyman lat the National Gal.
Iery)--"Why, them's tho very Same
pictures I saw here the day before
yesterday!' Attendant tdryly)-
quite likely" Concentration
that clerk at the hotel is an awful
lair. lie told InO that the pictures
was changed daily in all tho icadin'
picture houses"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-01-30

erltons Born at sea.
On an average 700 British subjects
Ire yearly born al Bea,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-01-30
SIC; he KneM III Akout o1Yaen.

sure nc HncN III ABOUT oxygen.
a Kansas school teacher was cx-
planning to the children what oxygen
was. and when she finished she asked:
Nov, who can tell me what oxygen
is?" After pausiug n while one little
fellow spoke up and said: 1T was
ono OF them things they used to drive
before they got horses"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-01-30
About Stalra on Marble.

FOI removing dirt stains on marble.
gum arabic Is excellent. Make a So
luton OF gum aral &c and water. letting
IT. remain on until II dries. Then peel
or wash 1t of ant tho dirt comes
With It.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-01-30
SerlOus.

"NYhat's the matter, old MANI" II
told my vito n joke TO keep her quiet
while buttoning up her dress and she
went anj laughed and tore them all
out again.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-01-30

Truest Form OF Religion.
The best brand OF religion 10 the
kind n man uses in his business
Chicago News.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-05-21
IF HAIR IS TURNING
GRAY, USE SAGE TEA
HERE'S GRANDMOTHER's RECIPE
TO DARkEN AND BEAUTIPY
FADED HAIR.

That beautiful. even shade of dark,
glossy hair can only be had by brew.
Ing a mixture Of Sage Tea and Sui
iphur. Your hair Ia your charm. II
makes or mars the face. When 1,
fades. turns gray. streaked and looks
dry. wispy and scraggly. Just an ap-
plication or two OF Sage Tea and
Sulphur enhances Its appearance q
hundred fold.
Don't bother to prepare the tonic /:
you can get from any drug store q
so cent bottle OF ''Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Hair Remedy" ready TO use.
This can always be depended upon 70
bring the natural color. thickness and
iustre OF your hair and remove dand :
run. stop scalp Itching and falling
hair.
Everybody uses "Wyeth's" Sage
and Sulphur because II darkens the
hair so naturally and evenly that no.
body can tell II has been applied. You
simply dampen sponge or soft brush
with It and draw this through the
hair' taking one small strand at .
time; by morning the gray hair has
disappeared. and after another sp-
plication 1t becomes beautifully dark
ana appears glossy. iustrous and
abundant.
(Paid Adverttsement)