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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-01-17
CHAPTER v.
The Caruador.

Rates Narrative.
It was sixty degrees below zero.
The moonlight lay in silver on the
pines. the Observation-Disclosures cabin,
deep buried among the drifts, gilt
tered along the caves with icicles, the
smoke went up into the hush of death,
and the light in the frosted window
would glow till nearly dawn.
Within, Pete sat upon his shiny
bench, rolling waxed end upon his
shiny knee. and tautened his double
stitches through the night, scarcely
feeling the need of Sleep. His new
aparejos, stacked as they were finish
ed, had gradually crowded poor Mrs
Pete into her last stronghold, the
corner between The wood-box and the
bunk. Fiercely she resented the fill
ing of her only room with harness, of
her bunk with scrap leather, which
scratched her, she said. Wedged into
her last corner. she would patch dis
sewing crooned One More River" or
some indecent ballad of the gold
mines.
Mother" Pete would look up from
his bench. You mind when 1 brung
her here right to this very cabin.
with Father Jared, and the Baby,
David?"
What makes you hover, Pete?"
Dye mind Baby David?"
Didn't nurse him?" said the old
woman softly. He'd red hair like his
stuck-up mother blue eyes same as
Jesse. and birthmark on his off kid
ney. Now. did you ask her about that
birthmark?"
II told her." said Pete, that sus-
picious female. with a face like a
grebe and en- inquirin' mind is wistful
to inspeck Dawes kidneys"
Mother waGged her head. 81 own
I'd like to believe Kate Smith is back
in this country, but you're such a con
tinuous and enduring liar"
That's so.' said Pete.
One day when the sun shone bright
ly into the cabin. Billy arrived with a
letter from Captain Taylor. Pete
would not give it to mother, or read
1t aloud, or even tell the news. He
danced an ungainly hornpipe, and
mother had to shake him.
Now what on airth's the matter with
yew?" mother boiled over
Finish them riggings by first May,
graceful old socks, while Pete at his
says he.
Says I'm partner and boss of the
outfit, and running the whole shootin'
match. and I'll get more wealth than'Il
patch he'll mile. and
There's none like Nancy Lee, 1 trow,
Owl Owl
ooh, mother, Bolts give me a half
interest, and Amt this happy little
home, my darlin."
At that Mrs. Pete flung her skinny
arms around his neck, and the two
silly old things sobbed together
A week later, when. to save Pete
a long tramp. Billy rode down with
the rations, he found the old people
concerned about this yere partner
ship
Mother allows this Brooke is
trash. - said Pete. wagging his snowy
head. "and for all the interest he
takes he's mostly corpse Thar's
.shorely holes in my 'skito bar
Billy read the letter thoughtfully
Brooke been to see the riggings? p
me asked.
...Once in December. He don't know
nothin', either
Wonder what he wants ?.'
Smells mean. eh?'
A mean smell. Pete"
Billy had spent the week tracking
fdown the two bad characters who has
lssrFed as witnesses to a false agree
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-01-17

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children
teething, softens the gums, reduces inaamma y
ton ,alIys pain cures wind collie bottle.sas
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The hen that cackles loudest doesn't
always Lag the biggest egg.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-01-17

Putnam Fadeless Dyes color in cold
water. Adv.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-01-17

It's easier to convince a woman thar
it is to keep her convinced.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-01-17

And the oftener you look back, the
quicker you won't get there.
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The spring was in my blood. and =
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BRAND"

Afolasscs Fattener. Cotton Seed Meal Cake and
Huils All Feeds for the Feeder: We buy second
hand sacks FEEDERS SUPPLY COMPANY, Room
1856. Live Stock Exchanges Kansas City, Missouri
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Ordinary esp.r ess, - Vsls. 70 N.
Neusss sspsr.

Tho oriinar, paper nar in whNh
staple gr,s.erirs Rne delivered ls of
valae 90 ,he housrkcepcr une 30 the
ascs b &C. small pleses ~ hread ~h,ch
'oH vsui a. ars faf crumbs pui ths
bread in and tie tho has ity Is ga
100 ~ ihe range tot tvrni, tour hours
% - better va, than puitins BE- in
me owen n keeps niee and weHe 4,
usv feF weddings Nioe Kre~n ,slrr,
ioIs are pu in has o. dry ths same
~ns sed src veN Eood fsr SOUP, ana
salads
When ,'raning pau'fu hS piets
of lspcr an the ,Rbis, rhen an M
b necessera " 90 told up thr enggans
'nd Y their h c'aNl flrr pui % ~
and burn. fhcrr Is no table to clean
MheA fr'nes iag ths Ash haA from =
csssl raaEe hN "a rcesrs Rtra 90 she
rlssar, ansi u lsshss naai eic Az 20 =
neevtser> - 81 pics ~ thc paner IN
stead ~ golns ~ ansi hroen aad pan
ie sweep up Noi anlS ,i.,sp one save
ne nno q s~,splng. 10 there ~llt
ne ~ dust
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~ Ask LNfnpntHr.


COLLEGE HfATiDS fetss IAN
uars ~ Tho Thirty fourth Legislation,
all probably 49, ASKED ia submit go
NE voters ~ fbe slate ransilipilon
ia pmendm~ni pfptiI,ns Zoe complete
arpamiion ~ the University ~ Teaas
aud tbe 4 = ~ college AMI s.sisinn
~ ibe permanent University fand Tine
Board ~ Hesents ~ ths University
have submitted resolutions in ths
uotri ~ Directors ~ fho college ash
inF them t0 ro operate boz auhmntlng
n'fh "a pruHnm f0 tHf Legislature
According ip these plano thar luruon
10 fhe Consultation whi,h f,rh.da ths
fstinT VI Appropriations uf tas lows
fur lnlfersiiY pulldinfs alec alli be-
Repealed
the nuarJ NJ ninoriors ias noilfiod
ihe iicHonts that sf fufms Gate tho,
sni no flad 81 iahe tbo matter up slfh
them
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MOTHER! IT CHllD'S
TONGUE IS COATED
~ cross, FtVERisH. coNsriPAr
GO, eiVU CALIFORNIA sNR
UP OF FiQs~

A srNtiye io,ia, saws sick child
,oinofrew Chudrea slnuls wM noe
tsko tho tiinc fusm pay 10 entrts gaeu
bowels, which necnme oiaxE.a up With
Waste Ncr Gets sluwxshs aous.t
eaN
i.nok AZ the ioneue. methcr NJ
waited ~ ,onr chiid D. ustlcss. ef.,ss
fc,vush, hrveth bad RESTLESS Asnsn't
eat heartily ml VI ccld ~ hss avn
;hroai er AnS either sAaarvns sllmen,
sNe = tessl.eonfUl "a California - rt,l,
- ftes thsn deNt worrN. necanse y
Ia pcrfectN harmless ant IN a teU
heurS an this constipation palson. scag
bite amt iermentlnk waste Wiu gcntN
moes ou, ~ ,he ho~els sua yca hs,n
q we'll pla, ful chila again. A. thor.
0Ugh "lnslde vloAnslnx" "a ctllmcs an
that 4 ncccsSaFy Il saouid hc lae
fW~s iscsinent glsen m ans ssrkness
l1ewaEc "a ceuateffclt az s,rup.
Ask your drngvist Cor se.cent b0tils
~ -cahforn,s Ssrup % tnrs~ whieh
has run diircsions Tor eaasee. chllarsn
u an ATes and Cor erown.tps pla6nr
printed on the eestlN i.coA earvsnls,
snd sea that q - insaEAs snA call.
fofnN re SSfup SenpAnvs rN,na
he teole'i' Advertisement.
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SICK, SOUR STOMACH,
INDIGESTION OR GAS
"ptpa's piSpEpsln~ MAKES UP
b6r sroNscHs rEEL risG
~ plvE MINUTES.


Wonder what upset y0nf stomach
whseh portion ~ me food did ihs dam
aEs Do YOU We'll DON'T hsfnes :,
jspf stomach h. in a revolt " sanf
sassy and upset. and shat yoa Ius
hie has feffnenie1 inf1 stubborn lsinbs
head disx} and sehss heifh gases aht
afl1s and sfpfiais endlresiss ff,,a
breath fopl tongue coated lus, iak.
a hiiis Pap~s DlsDspsin and in rtf
minutes Yea ~enoer what became ~
me Indigestion ana dlsirsss
Millions - msu ana aaman today
knua fhHi q b. nsedissa - have bee
stomach. 4 little psapspsin ooc,slpf
aiif keeps thls delicate organ rsfh
lated ana ihsy 80 these fssafhf foods
without fear
n your stomach d0ssn'i fake care uf
foYf tlhffai hmii vlfhoui rebellion
N yosf feed D. damage insfsad ~ +.
heir remember ihe auftfsf sur,si
most harmless relief la ilpss Diaper
80 vhish '"si- "His Nn4 s.ai- f.f "a
iafse sas- st lfss sf.iss ira frHi
sondefful li dlFrsis fDud ana cote
fhipss sifaiahf no s.nfis and saaIi.
that % lg feallf Astounding Please
fpf yuur sake dea'i So su and uf
~lln n Nsah. dlsofaffsd stomach see
fD unnef ssaafB kdfsffiasmrnf
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sessrs % oFFtRssr w,ors
saa. Ma De Indicates b. Ronau ~
--sfsls 20 save e,l,sscasss

when sheets ~ different viith r.
n constant usc in "a borne 10 d. often
impossible in sor thrm without .prn
'ng thrm io determine uter. hes n.
long o. r ebcf ifrs fa msrk n,n
Sheets eH ihe irf-hs Carner of tt.
wide hem Vth Homan numcr,is aslrr
msrkins eoifnH or nttlht % Th.
iarsc slar. irunia sheets mae - tnaI.
"a the thrrr lusurr srr "a. fhr sn
sic shpets iu iN fhn mrtn.d st
slngie glRnrc nnc ma1 fsi Whba rr..r
SHE ~ahis
t4'ioe fases sifr aai nut f fha
nrrs 81 ia mtkmE rvw sn.s f uatf
be well tn rsmeni'er ths and ahsn
,hfn ifl,fr fhe fnt pa f..
y woa'i s n eHs1 ra fr o.. r en-
TIE wogn rH3 aat sNt.h rra
Anplhsr snesostma renn,rrme rs
ln~rssss 's tn nakr 'hem affr si aart
snd, Aff haistrf ftssn Snfh .aa
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rorloF 70 AUTo@oslLG OWNERS

an oWnrrs Of automobiles or motor
fshieies nfn hereby notified ma, the
ordinance ~ this cats Regulating mo.
tar vehicles ara automomiss requires
ihr owners ~ ihe same to reglsirr With
ihv eiiN secretary ~ mid cliy thr
names 10 ssid owners and thr number
of such machine % sven Boz the
county clrrh NJ Nueess cnunR Cars
ns'nngine fn tmntirnis or visitors to
tne cii, shalt bee registered 40 thr
pffcr of the ritY srrrutart under ih,
rcsistcr number 90 tne county ~ thr
nosidonce ~ ihe owner ihrreof with.
In isn aasH after The car "a hrouxhi o.
The clts These provisions nf this ORD
lnsnec applA o. private ebrs as seli
"a th0sr in public service 4 fine
AZ not less than hhe Dollars nor
mere than pns hundred nnl.ars b.
pre-, ldrd Ia this ordinance ~ any
person slelatlng enS of the proNislans
thereof Al persons owning carr
within iho e.tY arr reguested Ga reris
Tor the same with ne clt, sc,reiiiY
m accordance sith ~. provisions "a
iAis ofdinanee. ~ complaints viii b.
filed AGAINST those persons fainne f
enmply nlt9 these provisions
ClAt nE foWLER. ChIcf rf
i'clicv its
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ros FsTss cEitUsrs


a commnn con,piAin, Am0ng teach
sgs " that the trouhlcseyne child 10
~ fresh bat can ihcre 10 Too much
~ that Spontaneous deiNlo0N r0ta.
scnstses s,ssiay - fsv~hnees Ia
ehildf n j. nct the -frcShares" thai
N 0onpAiNua BAT the sudden ~rone
direcs,on thas ihe excrss aninsl splr
80 tAke one dal the chiid ~lll nesd
sNes eat AZ that rc~iucnes That
splcndia lopcrhous wnl ~ bis thAl
reveAiS ltsslf Ia flAshlns ousaresk
~ the scraper u 10, a. ~ erogen
nei AZ a. e,sncA lnte sueiccsica nni
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OPIUM SMUGGLING AT nav or
LEANS,

NEW ORLEANS. la. Jan ~ O~
inn % 'hr large nun,l.er of steamships
sts'Ning ~ this port IA this time II
N"ar 10 load cotton. shv customs N
si'Nfofs arr haViSg Krcat ditncolN
y prevcnslng thc srnusgilnn ~ oplum
MARY 81 she ,essch are arriving frcn,
NC 0vien, and considerable auantltls.
q the coqtrahand drig have been
Ss'Aed IN enc rveent ease the chi,
nese memherp ~ Tho crew ~ a Rsit,
l|h ship attacked . party ~ customs
inspNeiers on tho whAsVcs AMI 10 ~.
an'rsd tho service ~ the ssrens arm
r'iNNd nrferc thu riot ceuid ~ aaellca
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BETTER BABIES CONTEST ATTRACTING
THE ATTENTION Of ALL SOUTH TEXAS
Forty-Five Babies OF Nueces County Were Given
The Mental Tests And Physical Examinations
Yesterday. Today Is Last Contest Day
MISS JESSIE RICH TO LECTURE TWICE TODAY

= FHlk' and lis renafks ssrs given
ihs earnest attention q h.s ldltors
a. ne sfiofnoon hDar Mss aieh
.effufsd an what Ws Eai ana ifas o.
ass pr infIrss and fns sun .nri pfve
~ ono that attracted fhf .Iesfaf at
ifnf'm " fhs parsnns prescott rai.
'nH ins Aef aadfsss. ur a cad
Nrt Wel tnosn nprr aiat - frs
.iy 80 Iuifoalcsd ll Mrs E 20 A..
noii and br talassH srosr 20 ,hs
Dplr fsndiiiona - tho Sess and
lbresf n rhidrsn flat should 30
Relieved ta Enapls lAc nables % o..
iaY t1 ls Norma. Ysa anl Women n
.he taNgss
Mics Hich lss,urss roday
hise Hlfh slr remain Dol fhe gfF
1ell tonight ssI lba aofhIas 4i DO
p0.aes and fhls afternoon af . ofi.ra
siii AGAIN lecture i8 mfsnts ana az
fhefs ini-f,sied fhe Invitation Go
attend ihese lectures Del etiendsi Oh an
Interested ana BE- ,s expected That both
letipres viii pra4s tp o. draalns
oaftr. as we're uhc lectures ~ yesier
day
coo,ss, Closes To-day.
To-day nIIi he fle etlsInF flY VI ahaf
Ntttont 1unH has pr1tsn fn o.. one
~ ths grsafesf and beet neiirr lt,hies
Contests ever hsii n r.sas Thn
mDrulns i.sfeesn ihe friurs ~ and il
fioct bodies fnum kInhefe WHhsr
tuernu jim Wells pmthl San o.
iritlH tni Amnasa ouuaNta NIu hf
sifen she tests Tha tfferuuun f.a
Ne ~ Corpus CHRISTI aW bel al en
ine tosia All parenta ab,t hsta 90
tered babies lfc asked fu hatr their
babies az enc basement ~ he ilrsi
Methodist ehureh promptly ~ the
ums stated on enc appointment cards
whlrh Nor- mailed uut s~, efnl days
pFn
Absut the pritss
Tho names ~ tae pfiae winners NUi
le announced lust a. ear'Y ~ enc
scufeH can lv tahnlafsd Thia anrk
mas require several says hnt 80 h. "a
yeeted thhf ihe names o' sii Winners
can nr hunounrod OBJ Friday o. sac.
ufdai
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inolANA HARDWARE otALERs.

tNniANAiui.iN ind. Dan sf
Noafli 5000 promlnont representative
pf The hardware trade have gathered
in thin uts fus the annual ooH,vn
iion ~ tho Indiana Retail Hardware
Association Tho sessions acc rtlng
held at inc ctaspeol Motel and wiii
continue until FRIDAY Nun Thomas
II Cofunns, h tho president ~ the
association A his exhibition ~ hata
Mars pTodugts b. heinr hold in ounne,
teen with tho convention
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:: City News in Brief =

q rhrashsr % Austin owner o.
arsr Nuo..s enHnt hrn leHiri r.e.
cn miles atsf of tna uIt nruttf H
ts~ riiy 10 spcud aetrul dair &c.
uaa accompanied W g. 81 NfuuI
~ AUSTIN wha sili mauan 'Hr THraf
er form
NJ and ~, o y snidsr of Mac.
tnN Colo NHH natr n..u .UrnlIne Ne
Iast f.N maut0s hen $3.50 Ir.Er t
morf0w tor san Anfonn nI nfhnr
grsas clues whore tHr pM sl.nI
several weeks nftsr vh. fnel 1891
rr'uru tn Novruio In. 900 f.
smith slnter an.t tar suHri, hlln
spout hefe Nr snlirr s marteef .f
'Chte ~ coo Nuds" mai nier,at
Hnr nffra rf.on 10 cnlarai. sprnss
~ ~ Vsughsn % Sar An,enio. 81
Vision sommrn Ai sHper uffufrnf .f
tlr Southwestern rrirl bono Umg.ni
sgcni Yesterday in ihr n .nferf.n
Rlih D. 70 n,wen manaftr uf tI. Nar
pus Christi distinct
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'ute h making ennnnt, rianH ~
hold national exposition neat scar
IA celebration ~ the c,anplsilrr and
openinE " the Panama canal
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SPORTING oosslp


NEW fulfh Jan ~ Ihn iradinE
colleges are Feiiinn their sfhitiir pro
nfams pretty wril ~ hand ah8 usin
the in heginninE Ter fht ouiasDf eos
son Olad nses comes from CARLISLE
pa. ID tho announcement - the reap
fplhimsni ~ Wsn Warner aa phga
i,ai director ~ no Carlisle Indian
Hehooi ills cffmia nave BEEN eidsl
freaenlsed
data horse has s0ma D4i int1 fhf
iiHht in Dartmouth freshman frafh
lifowns ucOulfs and be- wac ai Fssfel
lesl lear 10 hollis from Chirhso
Medium. haH already shown quafisr
ln 90 iaa THO chances are ghsi
he b. fasisr TODAY than eiihsf Wist
snha ~ ieray Whe entered ihia flesh
mon 0iare with records ~ aiiout %
fur enc quarter Mcclure - good 81
any distance np 90 q quarter
WIN Riddle NeGoary d fes thous
and mlies avaF in Australia nis.
Gibbons declares thai ha can n,h rd.
ward That's what We eaii plal lns BE-
ssfo
ZACH Johnson unR s1fa he viii nsht
Mufan u lame fArk hrrps an frf
nohind hia daiea h- Noslcan generals
90 hshind che nrna lines when
ashtl Nhy d. did moi nfhi Cafrrniiei
enc lionch champion ZACH replied
'rs Zoe iuu iond &C lho hpi
tn,e Nun ihe two year nid cote
that showed suoh Tact ifiais W. pri
waite lpsl spfinF bat which showed
erntie rngm au srnaon farlng fati
end slow % good ana bad company
promises o. shop his best forum m
races nest year 4 resent examinations
~ ,hs hufau revealed mat he was auf
FERNS from sn injury ~ ihe frug 90
enc ~ hiu hoeia Tho wonder ~ his
trainer after discovering che trouble.
Waa that tucit Mh managed 10 shoe
speed a. am time
liF' iaHpcr the spllhhh tNifi'f
Purchased Us the White sos frnm
puhuaue fur ibooo has gnmo a. lprms
aud viii inin the Chicago cmh at thp
fftiuIus i4fun mast ttuUIh
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NEw a. pIPARrMrhr.

'OiLlpr HrAfinN thn lf ln
order 10 further inrfcsse iis efreieuay
ihe \ a N college viii soon Install t
department ~ nard organization
Al resent meeting OF ihe nssfi of
pifeciors President iurfrsr ~ Soc est
lese sae Instructed tn r,iain tho best
ppasihls man ie iatc charge ~ ihlu
~"ts Aecofdiur 90 tho piana ~ ihs
lioari thl- expert Will direct hls aiten
fiun io marketing pfoDioms and to ihe
formation ~ gn. operative clubs
throughout thc urt disirifts
This ~ onif nnr ri ths many means
ihat the Board h. considering whrrehi
ihe college maY intfcssc iis useful
ucss tn the adult citizenship ~ rosan
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1iN' Jasper. the splthhi tNifi'r
nuf,hascd rs the WHITE sos from
pubuuue far ibeoo has gumo o. lprms
aud viii Join the Chicago ouh az the
training ramp nest mnpih
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HOUSTON A chArisr has been a.
oaFed Cor %" half miluen dolar hss
pliai IN this sll, AMI 81 q cxi-cted
actual construction viii DO andsr W,s
~ishlH q short time q wpl 10 know n
- the AonN iioanitsl and viii h., in
'~e s'ResNls aNisivns. one Cor white
h@slenia act me ether for ncgrpes
N'NffN The c,,iRmiSsiopsrp court
~ n,l'e coan,y has eallcd e,s,d r,s,a
e'nd elecilon Ia ils,icc precinct Ne
and ne ameani a. ho ,a;ed gN u 500.
900 The GATE " the election has heen
nAmed a. March sth
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wiih Riddle NfOoofiY p fes thous
ana mlies awaF in Australia Mia
0ihlons declares thai ho can npk ~
ward That's what We cail play ins BE-
safe
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McAtitN AZ rcrcni injecting herr
" ihe McNiicn rrurk nroeers' Asso
citation "a VAS decided o. allow more
time a. inc santaiaups siiaatlnn i'tac
iltAllv ~,eIt memhef waa present snd
each ono rlolisvd himuelf tD lncrvaar
hi- yanlaloupe aevaFr h !. expected
that about 500 arros wiu ue pianfod o.
ihls pruJuet this yesr
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DALLAS % hta been learned hero
That thr ilrndfro Nanuftriurinr Duu
rany. WaAofn uf ihe INDIAN motor, fie
riii make their southwest Distributing
puint here The iiepirer COMPANY has
larre business in ihr states "a resss
Oklahoma inulsAne ana Sew Moairo
And tho establishment ~ distributing
rlAnt n DALLAS meana that az - this
business wiil he hruuehi in This olif
HtAlhpNl The NnunNvat toNu iu
fcNAs has p,fn founded sls mites cast
~ here and Ia knuNu an ,pnncu Tho
cause lor tho new town ia attributed
Hincirailf tn iho Establishment ~ a
lumber ceurofn az mat point Nhieh b.
ruitina $4,000 o. ao.eoe fcet VI lumber
rer day aud rmplosinr ahout ise men
4 p"A,offlce has hoen Opened up AZ tht
non place
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-01
WILSON'S mexican Policr.

John J. Cornwe1l, prominent Demo-
cratic editor and politician, points out
in his Hampshire Review some of the
.beautiesr of the Wilson ''watchful
waiting policy toward Mexico and he
does not mince words in stating plain
facts as to how that policy has abso-
lutely failed. CornwelI says:
Just as the American troops were
about to be withdrawn from Vera Cruz
and as we were all concluding that
our governments policy of watch
ful waiting" had been a success. news
comes of a fresh outbreak of hostil-
tiles which bids fair to be more SER
ious and on larger scale than any
thing that has, heretofore occurred.
Huerta has gone, thanks 20 the in
fiuence exerted by the United States,
ana Carranza is in Mexico City, the
nominal head of new alleged Mex
lean government, but he and Villa
have broken and the latter has again
taken the field with his army, this
time against his former chief" Carr
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-01

Forgive years ago today
the worlds first postal card was
issued by the Austrian post Of
.fice oficials at Vienna. The
first In the United States appear
ed four years later, after pub
lie demand forced this govern
ment concession. The principal
Official argument against the
postal card was that such open
communication offered an ex-
cellent opportunity for the writ
er of libel to exercise his nefar-
ious work. Official opposition
met with popular clamor In 9TH
er countries and various were
the methods to force govern
ments to follow Austria's lead.
An English army officer in India
where he missed the postal card
he became accustomed to in
England, forced the Indian gov
eminent had claimed there was
eminent hal claimed there was
no poular demand for postal
cards. The officer set out to
had postal cards bearing his own
name and rank printed. and used
them entirely for his own cor
respondence, of course obeying
the postal regulation by af1ixing
stamps equal to letter rate post
age. He induced his friends to
follow his example. The re-
suIting food of postal cards
aroused the government. The
army officer was ordered to dis
continue his cards. He replied
that If he chose to write mes
sages on a piece of cardboard
instead OF on sheets OF paper,
the postofice authorities could
not compel him to enclose the
card in an envelope. The legal
advisers of the government sus-
tanned his claim, and India was
forced to adopt the postal card,
reducing the rate to a half ofthe
letter postage.