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Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-01
Russians Blow Up
Bridge on One of
Austrian Railroads

BERLIN, July 31.-official
confirmation of the blowing up
by Russian troops of the rail
road bridge between GraniCa,
Russian Poland, and SSoza-
kova, in Galicia, on the rail
road from Warsaw to Vienna,
was received here this evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-01
Cotton Exchange
Closes for First
Time in History

NEW YORK. July 3i.-The Cotton ex-
change after an hour OF trading today
voted to close until 10 O. clock Tuesday.
This was the first time In history the
exchange was closed during a session.
Violent fluctuations shook the market
from the outset. There was a range Of
100 10 lA points. and when trading ceased
prices were 90 to 70 points down
NEW ORLEANS. July Sl-The New
Orleans Cotton exchange closed today un-
til further notice.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-01

ST. PETERSBURG, July S1.-The
czar of Russia today gave an audi
ence TO the German ambassador and
subsequently presided over full
council of ministers, attended by the
chief of the army general staff.
The mail train from here for Ger
many will not leave st. Petersburg
tonight, and the line OF boats run
ming to Stockholm, Sweden, has been
stopped.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-01
BULLETIN.

VIENNA, July 31.-"Conversa-
ton between Russian and Austro-
Hungarian diplomats we're being con-
tinued this evening. The Russian am
bassador yesterday and today had
prolonged interviews at the Ballplatz.
Though no reports of the "conversa-
tions" have been published, 1t seems
to be admitted again this evening
that a European conflict is not in
evitable.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-01
BULLETIN.

LONDON, July 31.-The momen-
tous announcement was made by
Premier Asquith in the House OF
Commons today that Russia had
proclaimed the general mobilization
Of its army and fleet, and in conse-
quence martial law had been pro-
claimed In Germany, and a general
mobilization in Germany would fol-
low.
Premier Asquith's statement was
as follows:
I'VE have just heard, not from St.
Petersburg. but from Germany, that
Russia has proclaimed the general
mobilization of its army and It's
fleet, and that in consequence of this
martial law is to be proclaimed in
Germany.
We understand this to mean that
mobilization will follow in Germany
II the Russian mobilization is gen
eral and proceeded with.
I'm these circumstances ! prefer
not to answer any further questions
till Monday"
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-01
Jaures, Socialist
Leader of French
Deputies, Killed
BULLETIN.

PARIS. July Sl-Jean Leon Jaures, the
socialist leader in the Chamber of
Deputies, was assassinated today.
NJ. Juares was sitting in a cafe, when
a young man entered and fired several
shots at him. Two of the bullets took
effect in the head of the socialist leader
and he expired in few minutes.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-01
BULLETIN.

ST. PETERSBURG. July S1.-An
imperial ukase declares martial law
in Finland and Finnish territorial
waters.
Great Britain is making q final eff
fort to find formula acceptable to
the antagonists, but there is little
hope of success, II is announced here,
owing to Germany's attitude.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-01

BERLIN, July 31.-A decree pro-
claiming martial law and the pro-
hibition of publication of news OF the
movements OF German troops and
war material was issued today.
The proclamation announces mill
tary measures on the frontiers, the
armed protection or the vrailroads
and the restriction OF telegraphic,
postal and railroad services except
for military purposes.
The morning passed without
break in the heavy war cloud over
the European horizon and there war
no relief to the almost desparing un-
certainty existing in the German cap.
ital, and excitement continued to in
crease.
IL has been generally expected that to-
day would bring tho decision for peace
or war, and when u decree was pro-
mulgated proclaimnng martial law and
consequent military government. all began
to think that armed conflict could be
the only outcome.
EMBARGO ON Exports.
The German federal council today issued
a decree prohibiting exports OF grain,
flour, foodstuffs. meats, animal products,
automobile trucks. motorcycles. petroleum.
coal tar and coal oils. This goes into
effect Immediately.
The step taken by the federal council.
whose members represent the rulers OF
the federated states composing the Ger
man empire, was said to have been
necessitated by the heavy exports of the
last few days reported by the chambers
of commerce.
II was seIni-oppicially announced that tho
matters dealt with by the federal council
were OF secondary importance.
Russia Enthusiastic for War.
ST. PETERSBURG. July 3l.-The pom
ulation of the Russian capital kept awake
throughout the night and the streets re-
sounded with the din of patriotic demon
strations. A quick succession OF special
editions OF the newspapers kept the ex-
element at boiling point and the venders
had hard time in supplying those
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-01
FINAL EFFORT TO
STAY WAR TIDE IS
NOW BEING MADE
Britain and France Attempt to Find
Way Out for Austria and
Russia.
SLIGHT HOPE OF SETTLEMENT
News of Negotiations Offset by Re-
port of Proclamation of Martial
Law in Germany.
STOCK EXCHANGES ARE CLOSED
London and New York Suspend Busi-
ness Because of Break Down
in Credit System.
LONDON BANKERS ALARMED
Cabinet Takes Measures to Prevent
Possible Panic.
RUSH TO STEAMSHIP LINES
Americans In London Are Offering
Premiums for PnsuaEeE-Am
ships booked TO Capacity
for Weeks.
LONDON BANKERS ALARMED
Cabinet Takes Measures to Prevent
Possible Panic.
.UsH TO STEAMSHIP LINES
Americans In London Are Offering
Premiums for PnssaEeN-Au
ships booked to Capacity
for Weeks.

PARIS, July 31.--Erance and
Great Britain are maxim n final ef-
fort TO find way out compatible
with the dignity and interests of both
Russia and Austria. This Is why Pre-
mier AsQuith postponed making n
further declaration in the British
Parliament today.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-01
The National Capital
Friday, Ju., 81, 1914.


The senate.
Met at II a. m.
Debate was resumed on the trade COM
mission bill.
Passed bill TO remove certain restTic-
tons upon the issue OF emergency cur
rency by national banks
Recessed at $40 p. m. TO II a, m. Sat
urday
The House.
Met At noon.
Private claim bills were taken up.
Adjourned at $40 y. M. until noon
Saturday
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-01
Federal Council FOrbids Shipment of
Meat, Grain, Animal Products,
Oil and Automobiles.
PASSENGER LINERS ARE TIED UP
Hamburg-American Line Cancels
Sailing of Big Boats.
FEELING OF PEssIM1sM
People I'm Berlin Think Armed Con-
nict Only Possible Outcome Of
Situation - Excitement in
City stiII Increasea.
BULLErIN.

LONDON, July s1.-A Central
news dispatch from Berlin says the
Russian troops today blew up the
frontier railroad bridge of the War
saw-Vienna railroad.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-01

WAS pldcaIoeu louhSs
PARIS. July 3l.-The Temps today re-
lates details of the conversation between
Count Won Pourtales. the German am
bassador. and sergius saEonoff, the Rus
Sian foreign minister, in st. Petersburg
yesterday.
Count Won Pourtales first asked whether.
in case Russia were assured Austria
would not retain any territory conquered
in servia, Russia would stop mobiliza-
tion.
To this NJ. Sazonoff replied. mo" and
said that Russia could not permit the
execution of Servia which had been
announced by Austria.
Count Won Pourtales then asked M.
Sazonoff under what conditions Russia
would demobilize.
NJ Sazonoff answered than any ques-
tion OF this sort must first be raised at
Vienna. which had committed acts of
war and made declarations which alone
had determined Russia TO mobilize.
The conversation did not continue fur
ther.
Russian Spy Arrested.
ALLENsTBIN, Germany. July 3i.-A
is said to belong 10 the St. Petersburg
military intelligence department
New Zealand VIII Help.
WELLINGTON, New Zealand, July a.
William +. Massey, prime minister OF
New Zealand, today announced to Par
lament that the government proposed
to offer the services OF an expeditlonary
force to the imperial government II
events necessitated. All the members
thereupon stood and sang God Save the
King"
Servians Are RepuIsed.
VIENNA, July g.-Austrian frontier
guards today repelled a strong attack by
servians near Itlotievatz, on the Bosnian
frontier. without suffering loss. The
Servians lost one officer and twenty-five
men.
Plan Campaign In China.
PEKING, July A.-rhe British fleet Do
day deserted Wei ITei Wei and sailed at
midday with sealed orders, thus fulfill
ing its long-stsndlng orders. The British
considered the place not worth defend
ing Hong Kong Is TO be made tho
British naval base in Chinese waters.
and in case OF war the German posses
sion OF Using Tau is 10 be blockaded.
Wei Hel We; had no Notifications.
while Using Tau Is fortified on both the
land and the sea sides. The Germans
believe the Notifications will afford them
ample protection.
HONG KONG. China, July 3i.-Most ac-
tive preparations are going on here In
view OF eventuautles.
The Canadian Pacific steamer Empress
OF Asia has been chartered nv the Qoy-
ernment and guns are being mounted on
board At the dock yards work is pro-
ceeding night and day and double guards
have been placed on duty. All the troops
have been confined TO barracks and leave
has been stopped.
The British battleship Triumph today
took on It's war stores and IL prepared
for action.
An the boundaries OF the colony are
guarded by OutpOsts.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-01

LONDON, July 31.-official an
nouncement OF the resumption of the
conversation" at St. Petersburg
and Vienna came today at a moment
when pessimism had taken posses
sion Of all Europe. The hope that
1t might lead TO a peaceful solution
was grasped with desperation, but
the news was offset later by the
proclamation OF martial law in Ger
many. which was regarded as a pre-
liminary to the mobilization OF the
German forces for war.
Everybody then seemed TO settle
down to await the news that the
great European powers had decided
10 engage in a struggle for suprem-
aey. There was nothing TO give the
montin;led on Page Tvo1
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-01
KENNEDY OUT, BLACKBURN IN
Another Turn Given the Omaha
Congressional Ticket,
FIRST ONE, THEN OTHER OFF
Blackburn quits Tuesday Because
of His wife's Health and starts
over on Friday When Ken
nedy Gives I'D Game.

First Thomas Wakefield Blackburn
withdrew from the race for the repub-
lican nomination for congress from the
Second Nebraska district. He pledges his
support to John l.. Kennedy and assigned
as his reasons for withdrawal that his
wife's health was such that he could not
think of devoting himself to anything but
her comfort
Then John L. Kennedy withdraws as a
candidate for the republican nomination
for congress from the Second Nbraska
district. lie gives as his reason that for
personal and business reasons" he cannot
make the race. He urges Blackburn to
get back into the race and pledges him
support.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-01
WON'T PERMIT EXECUTION
Russia Not to Stand for pismember-
ment Of Servia.
SERBS ARE REPORTED REP0IsED
spy sRid,tO BeIonR To the Sc. Peters
burg Military Intelligence De-
pnrtment Arrested I'm
Germany.
RULI.ETIN.

Sr. PETERSBURG. July Si.-An inn
perial proclamation calling all the army
reservists In st. Petersburg 10 the colors
was placarded today.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-01
The Weather

Forecast till TIP. m Saturday;
For Omaha, Council BIufls and Vicinity
-ClOfldv. afiehtIv warmer
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-01
Com paratIve Local RecnrsI
80, % precipitation depar-

Temperature an0 precipitation depar-
lures from the normal
Normal temperature ........ "a
Deficiency for the day........... 4
Total excess since March ana
Normal Precipitation .......... IA inch
Deficiency for the cay..... i3inch
Total rainfall since March i.14.9l Inches
deficiency since March l...... 3.37 Inches
De1ciency for cor, period. 1918. 2.7S inches
deficiency for cor. period. 1912. s. 30 inches
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-01
BIackbur non Again.

Then Blackburn apparently discovers
his wfe's health is not 50 bad as first
seemed. for he Immediately wires to the
secretary of state at Lincoln asking that
he be restored to his original standing as
a candidate for the nomination for con-
gress from the Second Nebraska district
And Addison Wait, good old soul. with
out stopping, to see IL there be law or
precedent for letting man back into the
pot after me passed out once. decides to
let Blackburn Withdraw his withdrawal,
accepts Kennedy's withdrawal and puts
Blackburn on the map again Thus open
ing the door for many queries ass to
whether Kennedy and Blackburn have the
right to pass the buck among themselves.
and giving opportunity for Messrs. Soren-
son and Howard to consult with attor-
neys and make court records and costs
between now and tho time the ballots are
printed for the primary.
Some Personal Correspondence.
Just before noon on Tuesday of the
present week Mr.. Kennedy gave out the
Following letter. which he had received
from Mr. Blackburn but a little before.
have just forwarded to Hon. Addison
iContinued On Page TwoD
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-01
Russia Enthusiastic for War

Continued on Page Two1
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-01

~ King Peter, and on the left Prince Alex
~ ervian army, and by his side his brother, Prince
ship and direction of Servian affairs in the present
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-01
New Zealand VIII Helm,


VIENNA, July 3l,-Austrian frontier
guards today repelled a strong attack by
servians near ISlotievatz, on the Bosnian
frontier. without suffering loss The
servians lost one officer and twenty-five
men
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-01
Russian Spy Arrested.

ALLENSTBIN. Germany, July d.-A
Russian spy was arrested here today lie
is said to belong 10 the St. Petersburg
military intelligence department
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-01

Continued On Page Two.j
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-01

Continued on Page Five)
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-01
LEADERS OF THE sERvIANs-

ander, who is virtually at the hea,
George. On these men rests the le,
crisis
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-01

ADVERTISING
makes the wheels Of business
90 round smoothly and pro-
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-12
, Most Popular Books
at the Public Library

know tuu viii Dol, Interested in
showing what rh, rest uI suar friends
have. beer reading Jbi- month. sp J
aTu going tu t''l guu what books have
been popular af the public library.
iu 40, order oi their popularity.
Fiction
D Eyes o. the World Harold BELL
Wright
% The Clarion-SauHr Adams
% The Raft C|ouIngs1. Dawson.
0 pJmbi. MARJORIE o. Cooke
b. Perch or the ".I-GcrtrIdo
Alucrtuu
The Last shot FrrIer..a Palm
The vanished Me-ssurcr-E o..
Phillips ~Dppeuheim
o. tn" Hidden children Robert
Chambers
90 The MILKY WAY r D. Jesse
h. Today Daughter 3D.. a. Ha-
Nav IrcrS"n Durcer-IIla-
beth Jurdon
DE- The Duchess uf WrrN.
pthcr Book 81 Interest "a h PuhlI'
D. The War ln o. rope AIuert b.
Hart
How Germany Makes War
',rn fuu Bernhard
O. Germany and fu, NeVt Var
iyu Won Mr .nnatd.
The lfrItIu Wars s.uurmuu
Christmas Rcading to Hc Found ~
the Library.
The lNr Tree Du hs isIrv ttlrsI
Anderson
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IIr-t Presbyterian thurIh.

Corner SllN,T avenue % FIfth
street HUSH a Cooper. pastor. reese
idcuge. ll5 south Walter street
Chtuutey A. Foreman. a-s-uDit., pas
.t.r. rc-id'u., lUUi Past Central awe
.uue
-uuda, school ,l % ~ adHli So.
ul, classes mr, at 10 g. an. morning
Worship. % O'clock s,rmou theme.
.Thr True spirit lu Giving Etening
worship, si theme ''hI.sis IN
tcrNIrW with Ni.odcmus
ltdics Missionary meeting Boz the
.hur.h pai'ors Thursday. Q % m
Vesper s%er,,,e st the Prrsb terrain
sauutoritm sunday Z g. IA. Nj AN
drcWs will sing.
Musical program al church as fol-
lows Morning
Prelude "onertoirc ...... Thomas
purrtng "Homan,s Ashm8ll
Anthem Come. Hpl, Ghost
.-.... Andrew
iuHlude ...t.......-.-.... Lemate
Evening
Prelude Norturue' ,...,.. Dubois
pcring Mediation ........ T"miyu
Anthem. savior when Ntght In
wolves the skies shelly
Postlude Calkt1f
q J Andrews director, Beryl Ken
worthy. organist.
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Iir-t Congregational church.

Corner Coal Venue and Broad.
way. a Tuothakrr minister, rcs,.
iru.,. SOS south Edifh street.
sunday school, at5 ID m. divine
Worship. ~ e. m. and t.t5 D. M SER
Vices -e1udI,tcd 3D., the pastor Morn
ug theme. 'Duu Present 100 BIS
World 40 The evening hour tho
CASTOR Vi'i read % Sermon Do STORY
form subject, VINO Wa~ fo Blame
g. r. s g. o.. d $500 g. u leader.
Miss ENeiNu Fox.
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Hcrboth, painting. sIgnwork. 1905,

Herboth. painting. slgnwork. 1881.
Fees Candy store New shcIIyd
p],.aus. direct from Texas
Fine assortment navajo RUGS.
500 uu. Louis Ilfcld, lI3 John 81
Tho Royal Nci1hbors Will meet u
regular session tunlshf 81 800 O'Clock
in odd Fellows hall \ tuII attend
"nco is specially desired. as officer,
VIII bee elected
Grlthth L. Baxter has secuted "a a..
'urDo from his wife, TIur,u., NJ Tho
decree was nird lu the district court
,c%strrday HIa wife deserted him IN
Los Angeles
Toribio Ar,hui'i, was nominated
for peace and Anrtn Mutaai for con-.
stable at e meeting loo Precinct NO Is
last night North Fourth ana North
Fifth street residents put Tho nuiuj-
nations through
Division superintendent OF the
santa Fc in session az Toleks bcein
work uu thr res islou of On, time card
today several changes OF interest
Go Albuquerque ARE suId 90 0, ia
prospect T. g. Summers. head OF
this division. i- at M. conference
Campaign statements HIcd with
Count, Clerk 4 D. Walker show thut
the Democrats spent $1,000 aud the
Republicans S,sN pu the East election
iu the county. The Republicans got
DID,, one contribution amounting to
500 Frank HuHp,l gave b. The
Democrats received halt q dozen 500
contributions. md g. g. Putucy gave
StOO Congressman FERGUSON gave
$3.50 FeiiN MARTINEZ sent up 800
from OIL T4-4
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~ paul's E,angch,aI Lutheran
Church

l'iucr SILVER aN,,.Is and sixth
street. Edward T.. chu..,r. -. r.. pas
tor. Parsonage. 300 south sixth
street Phone 1898.
sermon theme az 3d. a. m. The
Iasie Truth of CHRIS ltnity." even
tus 800. Getting Ready for christ
It.S
Eud"sNur topic. '',.u- From Nv
Rctding AirS +. e.. k,,tcr leads.
sunday school at o.. with re
hofrsal OF Christine music our
urosr"u VIII Dee given it d 80 O'Clock
no the evening CON Chr.Jmis day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-12

THE WEATHER.

nal Ala linton viii meet ~ 1ta
= FORECAST Tonight aud
= sunday generally cloudy Prob
= ably local snow ia east portion
' and colder. Warner % north
= west portion tonight.
= ALBUQUERQUE WEATHER
= for the q hours ended at s /,
= o'clock this moruing.
. Maximum
. Minimum.
. Ranges.
. At S o'clock-3i.
. North winds
y cloudy.
. Making sure.
= Mrs Oldun-t buy my hus- I
= band u box of cigars every
. Christmas
. Mrs NrNed-But Thought
. YOU objected Co his smoking 40 I
. home.
y Mrs Oldm- So I do-and he
y never does Judge. I
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'lr.sfWl-. its prl-.u ~,haufncr
UoI.iHE Entertaluututs-S n % q.
W. ksr
'n' -iwI- sermon -.c. eusun.
\eN. .hfIstmas \,tfrh.
Iu addition there r. man, good
mBlultu, articles and books ON on
tt~ItUuuruts
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DIAMONDS FOR LESS!

our competitors CANNOT meet our
prices BECAUSE they have To- pa,
Regular prices for their goods.
WHEREAS. ours left on uur
hands as unrsiccincI security on
loans. THEREFORE. we can 81
YOU goods iur less than they have 90
paN MAX, something ourselves and
save Nuu q big percentage.
This iH plain common scusc-uo
houus-pugus OF humhug
Buy SOW for Christmas 4 small
deposit VIII reserve The goods you
want.
H. YAN0W.
~ ~. A...u
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ucl Is She them. for the O. ns SER
Vice.
Special WtI-.U morning and evening.
tn, sunday -'hooI meets 90 a.
a m. Epworth lrdEuc uct QtIuual
s%erNi., at . 80 % m Gail Beckmdu.
ll,ad,r
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orr ABSTRACTS oF TITLE ARE
GUARANTEED -GtERkE. OGLE a
uOANE. 3If W GOLD PHONE i26.
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WANTED-A retoucher and printer
Pursell studio. gis West Central
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How about our Cieaulng and
Pressing Are sou satisfied ~ son
desire good work "a piompt attep-
fion CALI
BILLS SHOP
ZEISFR bros. PROPS.
sf5 so. secend So Phone asa.
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They come. they go. they hay, they
-cii, hut Henry Parcel Delivery
sticks, IN" oldest Ia unchanged SER
vice. Phone a88.
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See the Car and Ride In 1t

pat ON paper
TRYING TO write an advertisement TO do fun Justice to this motor
creation is TOO mighty a task for the brain of one man
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NOTICE

Al members cot LiHiEhets Lodge
ttU. D. o. 10. are requested tu meet
20 Is oi q hall ou Gold avenue, Mon
da1 morning al so sharp tor the
purpose vf attending the funeral oi
our late brother. charles Hoettger.
AltTHt rApPE Sect
D. y KLEIN % q
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Ilr~t methodist rpi-roI

~ ''h''""i flN"'i"'
Corner lead avenue ana Suuih
Third street Charles Oscar Be kmau.
pastor Miss Edith Gor0y, deaconess'
u a. Porterneld supeuntendcnt OF
the SUNDAY schoul; Harry Frank.
president EpwOrth league; John ID.
FalkenbIrgh choir director. Miss
Blanche Porterheld. pianist.
Public worship az 10 "a. m n 4ta0
.p m, with preaching BY the pastor.
The morning suhisct h. "Nhut I BE
iieye 10 be h Most Important ana
Practical Question Confronting A.
~buquerque. The Heart Of tho Cos
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German E-,augclical lutheran church.

Corner 81 E0ith street ana iHhitai
avenue, ln library huilding carr
Schmld, pastor.
Preaching ser,ir, az 1899 o'clocK
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n. 1hNOM
~ est Ccntrai.

Wilson haui grinding nnil-wHl
gund drN home, charcoal rurk~.
gravel ,rprkcrA. glass. corn. or an,
srain. THE ideai mill Tor thc puuItr,
man. Nuu can't wear IL uut Price.
$3.50. is 4 wonder. 4. ". III
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YOU KNOW


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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-04-04
MERELY A LAW OF NATURE
What at First Looks Like Peculiar
lty Of Running Water ls Easy
Of Explanation.

Have you ever noticed. when the
water has almost all run out OF the
bathtub, how the light particles on
the surface seem then to race out
much faster than the water? AS
matter of fact, they are travelling
faster than most of the water; but
no faster than that on the surface.
The reason Is not far to seek. Run.
ming water, even In river. goes at
different rates; but fastest on the top
surface right in the middle Of the
stream. Friction with the sides and
bottom makes the water there go
more slowly. So the light particles
on top of the water in the bathtub,
rush ahead at good rate.
This popularity in rivers is utilized
by boatmen when they have to go up
a swift stream; they always paddle
up near the bank. And at curves, as
the water swings outward, they take
the inside bank; for there the water
Is almost still. On the other hand, In
coming down, the very center Of the
stream Is chosen.-Sunday Magazine.