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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-28
Ladies aiStS

One lot Of Ladies' Shirt Waists, worth up to
-, your choice while they last .... 39c
Beautiful embroidery fIomcng, dress widths,
all imported goods, values up to $50 per
yard, your choice while this lot lasts, per
yard ................... Soc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-28
Sensational Sale OF
Mems, Boys and Children'S
Clothing

$50 new spring suits for men just rcceiy-
ed from the leading New York manufacture
crs. Also 300 boys new spring suits, to be
sacrificed at half the actual cost and value
SEQ odd vests worth up to $500, sale
price ..................... SOC
6j BOYS suits. 81 values. at .S165
81 bows suits. - values. at......... S298
\ few boys oycrcoatS. while they last CSC
jc and SlOO boys pants at............ 42c
100 pairs Boys. SlJO pants at.......... 69c
- pairs boys 10 pants at ............ 98c
$500 men S trousers, our price ........ Sl69
500 mems trousers. our price ....... S195
$500 and $500 men $ trousers. our
price ......,............... S2.85
Choice Of amy mems oycrcoats in the house,
mp to $500 values. at .............S S485
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-28
Ladies' Suits

Spring Suits, beautiful and wonderful
values; dashing new models, really smart and
wcll-made. New Brocadcd Crcpes and ia
voritc shades like Tango, Navy, and Rcscda
tier skirt effect and new sleeve; a good $50
ya]uc at .S1248
Rich Crepe Crepe Poplins Mannish Serges,
fancy and some tailored models of the hand
soonest designs good $2j value, our
price. ce.................. Sl9'95
Ladies' Dresses.
White Lingerie Dresses. worth to $l5, our
pllcC. .................... .9o'9o
All our SD 80 new Silk Dresses, price, S4.S5
All dresses worth up to 500 fine all-wool
SergcS, Popins, Ratines, in all the latest
shades; our pnce. e..................... S4,4o
Ladies Skirt Department
100 skirts, all new and fresh as spring
morning; s. skirt, sale price ........... 1895
$50 Skirts, sale price ................S 4.o5
$3.50 to 80 skirts, sale price e......... 5000
White Undermuslin
25c Corset Covers, sale price ......... 15c
50c Gowns and Petticoats ..............38c 38c
7jc and $l00 Gowns and Chemise ..... .47c
S1.25 ChemSe ............,........ 69c
$50 to $500 Gowns and Chcmise ..... 98c
$50 Princess Slips Observation-Disclosures. 98c
80 Princess Slips ................. SLAB
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-10
AMBULANCE CORPS
RECEIVES WOUNDED

Paris, Sept 9.-The American am
bulance corps in the Pasteur High
school at Neuilly received its first
batch of wounded on Saturday The
number reached fifty. Others were
brought today from the battlefields
from Meux 70 the east.
The corps sends its own ambu-
lances mounted on Ford automobiles
to search for the wounded night and
day. The authorities are refraining
from sending the slightly wounded to
this corps as the hospital is mag
nificentfy equipped for the handling OF
severe cases to the best advantage
Six soldiers there are now suffering
from terrible wounds. or the fifty.
ten brought in Saturday, several are
British, Turcos and Senegalese One
wounded highlander wept with de-
light on receiving porridge for break
fast
Fifteen surgeons are on duty and
twenty more are ready when their
services are required. They are mostly
Americans resident in Paris There
are forty trained nurses supplemented
by an earnest band OF American men
and women. The American am
balance corps in Paris In the last
war established a high record and
that OF tho present time promises
ia he equal to II. Tho committee In
charge hopes to No ahle to extend the
work hsynud the 100 beds which are
nov Int nsds III ~ nnors rub
J.. r u NE sss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-10
KAISER READY
TO MEDIATE THE
WAR TROUBLE

Washington. Sept s.--President
Wilson has received message from
the kaiser which diplomats in WASH
ington were Ii clined to view with con-
siderable Significance.
In his personal communication to
the president, the German emperor
seeks to Justify some OF the acts for
which Germany has been criticized in
the present war. He~exprasses his
deep regret for the necessity for the
destruction OF Louvain. Tho text
OF the message seems to be a COM
plant against the alleged use by the
allies Of dum-dum bullets.
More important. however. than any
single statement or charge contained
In the message, was, It In said, the
spirit which pervades. II is under
stood that the message gives evidence
of the kaiseF's keen personal feelings
over the hloodShed In the present
struggle. There was no definite pro-
poeal IN the communication In regard
to mediation, hut II was reported here
tonight that tho tone at the message
might be oonstvucd az indicating a re-
ceptiye attitude ON the part rot the
At the White House, no Information
WAS Dbteinable with regard to the
communicatlcn. Ii h known, how-
sver. that It was received here last
night by 6ecratasv HrSau and was de-
livsrod hy ham ID the presiaent to-
"A T. - erowtn1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-10
NEGRO WHO SHOT
BUCKLEY CAUGHT

w. K Buckley. manager Of StrANs
berry Hill Farm about three AnilG6E
from Richmond, who was shot yel8
terday by Len Davis. a negro. osQs9
ployed on the farm as iaborsr.
still in a serious condition ~ tA
Memorial hospital. to which institf
tion he was rushed following the ahc4
ing. Davis made his escape, but Nl
captured al Hanover Courthouse
the stationmaster late yesterday A4E4
noon. who had been given a deoct I
ton OF the negro fugitive. The
tured man was later identified 80
man who did the shooting ~
Charles U. Williams. who drove
to Hanover Courthouse for this n
pose. accompanied BY two He1
county officers ss ss.Ss g.
Davis does not deny that he df4
shooting. He is said 70 have u
az an excuse that M shot r.
defense. although this = demte
Mr. Buckley.
county, and The nero WAe
here to stand trial ~
nurdSr, M Ien11co osaao4y
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-10
Germans Routed
In Great Battle
On River Ourcq
French Capture Two Regimenta Standards After Furious
Hando Hand Fighting Invaders in Retreat French Having
Driven Back Three Combined Armies in -Four Successive
Days-Kaiser Abandons Attack on Forts at Nancy.

Paris. SEPT. a.-Irmperor Niiiian,'s
fight today before fhe victorious
Freneh and British. The t.ersnaa right
wing army that of the we-ti In tn-
capable of effective resistance because
of exhaustion brought GA by forced
marches aad shortage Of ammunition.
This fierce was routed In m great bat
tie %. thu river tsnrea, fr which sse
French captar~d two Herman reEf-
mental ssnnsHeras. arser fmrsoas saaa
to hand fighting.
ON the e~Rter. the Germans are In
eriven back thre~ combined serraNn
nruates In four consecutive days OF
hattie.
GU the French rfFhs. the attacks Of
the Germans to capture the .arts nj
Nancy have b~~n repulscd. These at
tacks, directed b~ the kaimer in pes
seI,, were abandoned to-day fer the
tire Ss.nx, at least.
seventy thousasa British East sa-
dian troops, with tso big guns. have
arrived In France and are lighting the
Germans.
oneinI announcement NJ the con-
tinuous success of the French arms
sxan made this afternoon as follows.
Ffrst---on our left wing, although the
Germans hRve reinforced their troops,
tho situation remains satisfactory.
The enemy IL retreatfnG before the
EAgitsh army.
Seeond-Alang our center. our ad-
vance II slew. but general. On ear
right wing, there was no action ON the
part of the enemy against the fort.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-10
WAR DEVELOPMENTS In BRIEF

and 1t Is doubtful If the premier. who
has been keeping this entliH-ia In
check. win he able to do so much
longer.
Italy's part in the war will Ike to
operate with France her squadron in
the Adriatit. and with her army, III
necessary the main Italian attack be-
ing upon the Anstro-ltalian frontier
from Huetiin with her army. This
wouid stand ready to repei German
or Austrian Invasion at I,omtardy.
JAPAN-Thc diet yesterday voted
the war program of the government.
1t provides about 500 500 900.
SERyIA-A dispatch from Nisll
says that the StrtianS are continuing
their offensive movements against the
Australians III the direction of Xiscgrad.
They are across the frontier and every
where along the lines the Anstrians
have been thrown back upon the west
bank of the Urina.
PEsTROGRAD-Rus troops have
sigDalIy defeated tho 3nstriaus at
Rawa, thirty-two miles northwest of
Lemberg. Russia is now concen-
trnting 3.50O,0e0 troops for the in
NasICH Oh tetsfItfhn totant, WHICH ~
to be annexed 10 Russia.
SMSTFlRD AM-pr res sure for
funds To carry on the war has forcetl
Germany TO call on the Imperial bank
10 float loan of $250.0oo. 00a. The
mGney Will he obtained by the sale
of five per cent. treasury bonds and
government notes. The price will be
$3.50.
RrCHARE1Sr-The RouInaniau
frontier guards have notified the
Rounia MAN government that Russian
troops have begun the invasion OF
Hungary by sending large forces oi
CoSsacks and infantry through Bortio
Pass
RONE>-"I am resolved to go "a
Berlin itself, even II II causes me to
lose my last monnjik." the ear has
declared. according TO a dispatch
from pctroerad.
NEW YORK; news agency
publishes n dispatch from Berlin, say
ing the German government an
nounces the Freneh fortress OF Mau.
bcuge has fallen.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-10
WAR SPIRIT IN
ENGLAND RUNNING
At FULL TIDE

Washington, Sept. S.-Thc war
spirit in England, so slow to awaken,
is now said 10 Inc running ut full tide.
The following telegram from the
British foreign office was made pub
lie here today:
.'Sept. S.--Increasing enthusiasm
for recruiting i'm Great Britain. Three
hundred thousand men have joined
the regular army since war began.
Eagerness tn enlist has grown mari :.
eddy since British troops have actual
Nv been engaged with the enemy
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-10

FRANCE--The official oommunique
Announces that the British have
crossed the Marine river and that the
French have advanced about % miles
on the left wing. The Germans are
throwing their forces against the CEN
ter In the hope of counteracting the
showcases OF the allies upon the left
wing. 4 report from Berlin says that
Maubeuge has fallen and tina. 10000
prisoncrss.s four generals and 400 guns
have been taken.
\ dispatch from Bordeaux. how
ever, says that the city is hoidtn. out
iicroicaIiy. Nancy is still evidently in
the hands Of the French. 1t Is re-
ported. however. to bc besieged by "A
strong German force. The general
impression In 10th France and Great
Britain Is that the danger of the siege
of Psktls Is past and that the allies are
meeting with the greater ssIccess than
the somewhat Iaconic dispatches from
the front would indicate.
RUSSIA-The Russis-ns report a
victory In a battle at Kavaruska in
Galicia. abou. forty miles northwest
of Isanberg. They say that two forces
attacked the Austrians here upon their
L
compelled to retreat. St Petersburg
says that Russian Poland - now free
os Austrlans. Tae Russians are max
ing an attack npon the strongly fora-
sigxI position of Gt~,tiek near Genberg
/ Reports from st. Petersburg say thai
| koeI,iesbnrg has been INVESTED ana
that the Russian forces have been re-
! formed there by the arrival of large
/ forces of reServists-
( GERMANY---Fmpefo William is
said to have sent dispatch TO Tresi-
DENT Wilson in which he protests
/ against the participation of the Bel
ssians in the war and expresses deep
regret at the destruction Of interest
Ing places i'm that country. He makes
strong protest against the alleged
use by the English of dumdum bui-
lets The belief Is expressed i'm Wash
ington that this is merely an opening
wedge for an effort on the part oil
the Germans TO bring about peace.
/ ITALr--A correspondence from Mi.
| Ian says that there is no doubt thai
the sentiment OF Italy Is against Aus
| tria and for England. The people oi
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-10

around Nancy. There are changes
In the SosGe~ or AiaEee.
NJ. Muii@rand. minister Of war. has
received frem Earl Kitchener. british
minister TOR war, dispatch. asking
him to thaak General Joffre for the
Telegram ne sent to Earl Kitchener
recently and also expressing the Eng
fish arms's Joy In cooperating with
the French army and In rendering the
assisfance which General .Iofsre 80 gen
eroasiy photographed about. in which
as~tstRnce the French army Eay have
ssti condolences.
ain the course Of the fght engaged
in atorR The ourca river. fwo aa9s
sver~ ta'sea fe~as ~ -sssAsy. Ths. aasss
were brought this nfserEeon 80 the
aeadaaarters of the army OF rarss.
General Gallant has awarded the
military medal 10 Private Infnrtryrsn
Guiiiard. who captured one Nag single
handed In hand to hand fghTing. Thi.
fing belonged to tae Thsrty-sixsh reai-
meut, Sne,vn the Mngdeberg fusi-
Tiers. In Is-0 fhiE flag received the
decoration of the iron CROSS
Two German mer chant ships have
heen SUNK ina the Afiaatfe by the
French cruisers Condo and nescartes,
aided by the British cruiser Bristol.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-10

Prince Frederick Shot mt IincviIle.
Washington. Sept. a wireless
dispatch To the German embassy to-
day said that Ludwig Erweg. prom
iuent Socialist of the reishstag. fell
in one of the storming charges near
Lunestiir. September 8.
The dispatch added: Prince Fred
erick Wilhelm OF Kesse was wound
ell.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-10
COMPARISON and CONTRAST
Dr. Stuart Mcclure uersus Dr. Ho,uard A. Kelly

the of
opposed and
men in s Howard
the Kelly asked
Richmond Kelly replied:
Baltimore
Ii
to get prohibition
LIQUOR FORMS
WHATEVER UNnITIGATED
BELIEVE r POSSIBLE
of declares that eighty
five crime associated with alcohol
years
whatever
your surgeon prescrbe says good
that he behind the which he is living
Very sincerely yours,
(signed) HOWARD KELLY.
himself
ever.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-10

ITAIv--A correspondence from Mi
Ian says that there is no doubt that
the sentiment OF Italy Is against Aus
tria and for England. The people of
Italy are longing to join the fight.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-10
Randolph Harrison
Suffers Remarkable
Change Of Heart

Writer of Campaign Letter VETS Declaring Local Option
to Be the Cornerstone of Our Liberty Etc, Publicly
Opposed Local Option as Being sumptuary Legislation
While Member of House of Delegates in 1894
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-10
4 ql.Uo&Nor1olk and nstusn-Q1 .60
NyEHY 9UNnAY

Nna Ma6fNl4 Aa4 N10atS9a kIRy1Ay. q
E1rtsts s&eQuA on tratnn 1NeNtng BYRD
o. !e \ 81 a il n. s:s q. 4. III.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-08
Sindmisiiunsitcunct / 3Dniet.

Set bolotca / @onict airfc oen
21oe og 22oc SNtni. Sogneprelt
@enien par meo poa Meoct be0gc
Gage. 6orrciten pnr DC GiIreiIenoe
fremmcOe Salere, MiSiionpr 9.
Speit, Iom netop ga Tor fort Sio iioen
nar hienlfommlcn ira &ino oQ bouoc
ltaaet mI0t oppc / llroligbe0erne Der.
- Set par Ell 'tiIiPr6iQ, belteocl
Wtano, buis &eretninger ira W}i$-
lionsmarfen hlep paobprt meo Suite
rcSie al SorInnllin9cn.
Sau bar bct Sefretpr / Noromore
areOs Sobn Sleroabl % GmisiPr
&ilbeIm %iertue@. Ger bleu oila9t
fIere ulDorligc, tonferi9e % ~gribenbc
@ione@bprb. Ofphet par ogioa rig
Zig bra beis9t. iOct airfen pdr ont
trent illb. ) Giier fom inO ar. 120
o9 SperifllbOet al 9euprtninoen blep
no9et oper 60 aroner. 9eSl0en blcp
libloboet ct 9ogitab, IrbeiOet og gi-
BET I'll ainumisiionen al @ourobrn-
ger Sipert e. SteIom. Get bar RIG
tig puffert, o. leg ongrer bare poa,
at oct life blep ie9, iom blep %inbc.
rem. st baanoarbcI0et nDoellg
Sen9tpppe blep oqioa uolobbct.
Sra Sopcobpgben par Ell hel Gel
ncooper pao Weoct li9e ira 9torolto-
gen % Oriooalen.
Misiinnrr Spcit par tiIiteoc bare
isrite Wpbeooq. Senoag Niten rel
ite ban lige ira Nipoet til Nlne
SfpbSltation, buor ban ouernattet
Oerfro n9iic Wor9en nleo Iutomo-
iii iii Sporfmo o. piOere onl Srfc-
balen til S%ronohiem. Serira bro9
ban pibere til Sromse, bpor et Wtooc
for ainamisiionen nctop iflllbe bol.
bes.
Seq bar glemt at berette, at Here
al be bielnmepprenoe Norif. 9lmerifo-
mere operoar Mfgoet / 9eniet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-08

icg hor bert" 81 &c bopoe ret, FOR
ct beore SnbITl Tor 6oriparet iaar
Ell uonIfelig bore.
Otter 6oreoraqet blep pcotogct at
lenoe &c9icrin9 % Stortin9 ieIgcn-
De He'olution:
"Snltrent 1000 Menneifcr iumIet
til Stepne / OpbaI, ienoer ell uarm
SlIlen til Riqaitpret. % eniter Oct
nlao bolbe irem mco at ltprfe Cant
bets 6orIpar. vi un1e nil bpre oct
Gfter, 6orIparet frGuer al o@."
Ser bIep unoer Stcpnet iolgt 80
aanQategn MoobiIletter III. M. ior
oper 100 aroner; men ina par pg-
loa ltogifterne mango % tore. 6rt
Merle og Sen I'll > SoreoraaSboloerc,
Nnlfaficlic al en- Wasic Mobparer Al
iorifiellig Slog@, NrbelOSlen, SuSs
Irip n n
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-08
Sra Ulerafer.
Nurif- ipenif @rrnieitepnc. Np
Sparebnnf.

Nll bar ri SS,tli o. Nnret5 GfiGr.
iommer. 60 ioo parnltl vi bar
gaoet ber / Tiger og Sage % peiet
og pltitet / Sarmen / 80 o9 81 @ra-
oers grpnobeoe, Jet op moo bem TIL
Ipnclaoenoe ubarmhiertigc Sinmcl
/ Saab ON en- 6egnoraabe ira open,
men nei, set bar p9ret Ell baable3
ltmuliabeb lpllge, lpnge -.
On Iuitralneger eller Ell SpoenS
9uifmano bauoe iaupiit taalt Dor
noroiife @rpnoporme beore MI Ell
Sio! Gno ri, %isienperenc! Men
her en- &prlb fom oa enoelig IfleS.
rinaen. Set peliigneoe Gean ranbt
/ TRIBE Stremme neo oper por TOR
itiae Soro og paa pore brunluieoe
Sober, SaabetS lpie Sol OF &clpp.
refs ernlne &ienoiler iteg otter 90 /
os, % ri fjenbte Ben bienrlige Flet.
ten mango 8unge bpggeligere igien
emo fpr.
Saapiot ieq ioritoar, oil her bIi eft
bra Nar. Taareu uooper 9au 10 ri.
gelig nIeo Hegn. iaa Sorben pur gobt
forbereot paa commencement, naar
ben engane iatte ino, og for Slaot.
engens pebfommenoe er oct SperIag,
bpor Set cr poret. @armen bar for.
melig iaget @rpsiet tiltops. Taa
cnfelte Steber giorbe bel BEN nofiaa
itrie 9arme % Serfe en- Gel Sfabe
pau Gluten, ioa man maatte gribe
0iaaen fat tioligere END ~egentlig
t9nft, men iom Selbeo oil jeg ii9e,
bpao iorsprig ogiaa Melbin9erne ira
ANDRE Speoer gaor ub paa, at aaret
tegner me9et bra.
Gen egentlige Slaatann ta9er Mi
lin @e9pnoelie oenne llge; BET blir
ga traule Gage og lent til apelos Tor
mango, manage al %, iom MI Ell Sio
iremoper itol iomIe / Slts oi5ie ior-
biitc cling. %interenS bnrife Sage
lda bitrtigt fortprer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-08

pdare / Imertta 5uanoe Trerburfof,
iom pttar irna Observation-Disclosures.
yRe Dor,Gr og pritier, at norR Srufaits
heit % bet odrme uorfc ofurteIoa al,
ttO oil cerd Gd Tiuno 6iod Roro6urofers
oiugdrue oe Del andre Torie / ZINE.
ria. @dmIeIan0et oil oaa irfle o.rto
gIspmt.
9euus 6ellingi ienoer me meb Iurb.
b0rolduoslaaets 8epreierfout. Bdfpr g.
Enlrne.
Nriitianid. 4oe S1ifi 1914.
Ears RiIsiou S9tm. 8nrobrfsnr oon
SGtm / GIoeriuuo. 5tortt@smarS.
Roroborolaro
Suttorm NiHcfiou 2to. Sortbrnfnr,
Neithm / Sauna. stprtinsSmauo. TiSts
b~uroldno.
Geo Siorr az oisie SiG1encr iii
Observation-Disclosures og pore 8n9Se.
foIf / Nmerifa bar ieg at irembqre
NiIieuer ira Here Crofsrere / 3or6.
horoIauo. 9iqeleoe3 Sc hierteli1ite
NiIiener ira Stot5miuiiter Gbriitian
Mitelicu og StatSmiriipr @olIert
2onom. Ser belqe Dor / Sane Ereite.
uieIb. o. iom lea hapoe oen 9Gre at
mG0c.
Gc fleitc al oi5ie 6iIiener err ifreu.
ne on oil bltoc trnft / @aqets aorboq
ca oplrit ooo 9nqct5 npIte Strpnc.
Oct err bng0eIigt at aiGitc Iorge.
Get hores lm0ertt0cn. at Horge er CT
iattiNt SauO; men mar iuar life
,$nOtruf oerai. nddr / er %ione
til oe 6remifriot. Iom gieres poa
iau mango Cmrda0er.
Get iorefonmner mig at Rorle I
Here Neniecu0cr err Ii0e Idngt rrem.
ne iom Hmerifa og / enteltc &in0
fanIfc iornn.
WIeo bierteli0c Niliener iii Hor6.
horolaloSlaaeta McOIemmcr od alic
SumbpQoiu0er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-08

inotaget Miiboag / llngoontslofolet,
ser bar ieitlig %lnrntfet Tor 4nleouir.
gen. iamIebes man uoerior eette,
bpor Here 3oler bIep hoIbt Ssleen.
Sc oofre Silieu iii HornhurblRnoln.
0crne / Imerifd ira NorohoroI4n.
6inderl1e hiemme bIcp reo ocrue iSeit
cuIUit OF fil'temt
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1914-04-09
English as Used in India.

In reply to- the question in a Civil
Service examination in India What
is a horse?" the reply was, The
horse is a noble animal with four
legs situated on the four corners and
tail, but when irritated he refuses
to do so." In haste to report the
cause of a big head-on collision on an
Indian railway one station master
telegraphed:
ITO all concerned, accident class
D. No. / up mail left my station at
1890 at full speed with line clear
message to time. No. 2 down mail
has left the station beyond purport-
ing under similar conditions falsely.
Eternity is likely to supervene to the
passengers of both trains. Please
arranged"
AS the result of a violent storm
two wagons were blown along the
mail line, and the station master con-
cerned telegraphed to their superin-
tendent, Two loaded wagons 1ewed
away from my station to Mahabad
Station, line is now blocked"
The other man replied after short
time to the superintendent and the
first man: Yours accident telegram.
Two f1ewed away wagons arrived at
my station by violent tempest, line is
now Clear
One poor fellow wanting employ
ment badly was gulled by others into
coming ints my office with the re-
mark, Sir, l desire employment in
your line, as for my qualifications 1
am a hell of fellow"
The astonishing mixture is the ma
tive brain of Shakespeare, Scripture,
etc., was shown in a letter from one
man who deprecated the distrust of
his superintendent in the following
words, Sir, believe them not, l a.
to you, sir, like St. Peter was to our
Lord, true he denied him thrice, but
10! then what a man he became, 10!
what a man l shall become say to the
neophytes who surround you, Hence.
hence We spotted snakes and take me
only me to your bosom and see wh3
the result will be-"
But for some such amusing ebulli-
tions the long, long Indian day IN
office would be unbearable, but so
long as higher education has the i'll
effect it has, so long at least will the
Babu continue to exploit it for the
furtherance of his objects and the
exposure of his pedantry.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1914-04-09
The Sweet Potato Remedy.

There ought to be ready market
for sweet potatoes at so cents a
bushel. There is more good eating,
including palatability, bone and
sinew building and blood nutriment,
in bushel of sweet potatoes than
anything else on earth that can be
had for half a dollar. There are
hungry people all over the world
who could be fattened on sweet po-
tatoes at the nearly nominal expense
of 50 a head month. If there were
plenty of sweet potatoes there need
be no poverty in the world. Sweet
potatoes are fundamentally more pre-
cious than gold or gems. If there
were but one man left in the world,
or one woman, and one sweet potato
and one diamond of the same size,
the human survivor would grab off
the sweet potato and ignore the
jewel. We strain after complex laws
which we imagine would relieve mis-
cry and Danish suffering from earth
and never succeed in getting them
enacted. If we would only pass one
simple little law, >one brief statute,
which would compel the head OF
every family to raise so bushels OF
sweet potatoes per annum, the gaunt
figure of hunger would in one year
cease to stalk the earth and terrify
the population thereof.-Galveston
(Tex.) News.